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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-15
SCIIENIE

Dismal Swamp Clna Lottery, Class No :. r. =,
GFuWn IN TINS city on Friday, al tue Eagl. Hotel. q,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-22

n' Srossuaui 90 not auude any of tue meunbeu VINO
hn ~ srosen (NOmufs) The Chamber viii do me the
WV i' the honorable Deputies have the .,rc,
OF tho prnc,pr of non have not dis.
,."e ria'e, III tisly IN Belgium a question Of war
H'"t'cmcn, IN laying down n generous principlc
''an'" ueVc: pretended that this principle cuu.
S"s 6c"t (Gcn"rai iaugbtcr.) L. never could have
entered INTO the thoughts of onsi men TINT F,nc,,
would thereby deprive herself of the power of cor
e"crlnE, before she made war, whei her il was for
her honor dignity, and mtcrCs' TO declare II, Tho
eniranc" nj the Anstrians into Mudena is We ara
told, 4 case toS var. Gent cmru, we know when
war commences. but know not when It will
hnlsh When we speak the assurances of peace
'ha' are gwen to us. u is replied. The Powers de-
ceve you you will have war IN all its FURY" No
Gentlemen, # such was their calculation thew would
deceive hemsclvCs-L augh for thew would bc
forced To assume the offensive and all the coalitions
would come but - expire, for The soil of tho cour-
Try would not be long polluted by their presence
Inc only war thai you would have 1t in your pow.
nt 10 make would ho war of invasion: and have
Yoa Ca'cuatcd gentlemen, what 1t would cost were
II necessary FOR us t. Piedmont or the hnea
As To the affairs of Italy, wall merely sav TINT the
Bo.ogn'se themselves violated the principle of NON
ihtcrvention 10y forcing Mndcna. which still defended
iseh tocaprua'c. 1t is not WITHOUT regret that I
ht'ng this reproach against them. (SensationO I
cannot enter into more lc dstais on this subiect
Tor negotiations have been set on foot from which
the vc' ccnnot DO drawn aside without danpcr IVe
W! make war, Gentlemen when the honor hpd do
! my OF France shall require u; but WIEN we nre
told hat called to defend all the nations who
shahe III he yoke Of oppression that we IRE con-
d'innod to ehed Tor them tho blood of our children
an" 10 waste our treasures. is seeking TO involve
us III an eternal war; and hold hat this docs moi On
ter INTO the intentions either of the Chamber or of
'he couniry-tChcc from the Cen,resl
! General Lotayette-I though. it was the dignity
and interest of France to support the princples sbo
nan iald down would ask the Minister for Foreiun
AIa,rs whether he has not written that France
would never consent to see the Austrian forces en-
ter into Italy va
Nj Scbastlan made n sir, :, tho e;.,;
(Strong scnsation.)
General Lafayette-I would then INQUIRE what he
understands by the words France will never con-
sent. ~ |oi'-
General Sebastian-Not to consent md n ,,oto
war are very different things Laughter on the left
t"cn. Lamarquc shrugged up his shoulders; nnd
another Member exclaimed. 'ris pltifnl)
NJ de Schoncn-''ris 4 word without meaninc
The Chamber then resolved itself into n Srcre,
/ ComHi'top. ~ ''Niei
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-04
Aggregate,

II will be remarked that the .stinste CON
aims no iten, fthe number Of travellers who
would seek conveyance on this liue. II must
share largely in accommodating the multitude
OF persons passing necessarily between
the North and South East aud West, on bn.
siness and leaving u Southern for a snlp,
brious climate, during the summer and fall
season, for health and recreation. Added to
which there are in Tennessee, Alabama, Mis-.
slsslppi, Louisiana, Arkansas, Missouri, Hi.
nois Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky, many ma.
,ives of Virginia, and their immediate descend
ants some of whom are constantly returning
on business or visits. Movers o the West will
likewise find il 10 their interest TO seek the
nearest point on this line of communication, al.
safer, cheaper and speeder. From these data
an opinion may be formed Of the profits 10 the
all road for the conveyance of passengers.
II could nor be expected that jos'ice would
he done 10 an estimate Of he rapid increase OF
commerce. ami the Vegei able, mineral and All
nal ~ oduc's of he country und consideration,
except by those intimately acquainted with its
extraordinary natural capacities, and who have
witnessed the depressing consequences of its
insuIar position unmitig ated by artificial means.
But The great extent of territory wnhin the ben
eicldl Influence of these improyements.--the
numheT and character of its popuiaiion--lts
excellent clmate-frrsbness aud nchness OF soil
bic stapie ommodites-inexh auStIble sources
OF wealth within It's o~els-certa,hty that, Tor
the greater portion OF the country, these Im-
proyemepts, once constructed, are not likely 10
encounter Formidable compettion--andt the i'm
petus aud activity impaired TO industry and
exeriion by convenient channels OF commune
caiion-reujeI il mol improbable that the az
gregg ate smount OF the above estimate may be
doubled or irebled at no distant period, after
their completion.
The transportation ia likely TO be swelled
from other considerations. When the actual
cost of construction is ascert aimed the rail road
company will find II TO their interest TO reduce
the toll on several principal sri,c; to he lowest
point OF remuneration; lead. iron, plaster,
coal, salt, lumber, marble, &c. These may be
taken 10 market al any season oil the year
yielding precedence to agricultural aud COM
mercial articles, when il Is particularly desira-
bile 10 convey them and finding employ ment
for the cars when other loading is not at band,
they may be conveyed on terms so favorable,
as greatiy to augment the amount oil each, as
we'll AS diminish the price at which they may
be sold in market.
NV trim to the South Yves, was at too early
a stage Of the business 10 form an opIoion OF
the subscrip tions likely TO be made there iof
stock in the company, for which charter was
granted last winter. There was, msniiestly,
lively g. increasing desire for the success oithe
enterprise many dc clared their intention to
.'fhe amount Of produce and merchandise passing tue
ionsr lock, OF James Kyet Canal last year. was less
than 5000 tous, tlJ mad Increased hiy per ce' IN
i've years
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-04

eandiiats whom Yon sssil hsya iaif eauss %
believe n ma Jfiiy Of faps efgs'lfgHHis greer
sEYEFsg VOTERS
ti-- n tho shese qseTr re- -. esisn5
will respond or oof ss he msy ,hiHk rfgpes
without ~ ending u interfere hefRean : see
ersl Voters IL ,hi. gsnllenAa -, IL tshs MS
occasion 1, ak whence da the eeHfie fsrive
the right IL iosuect thelr fepffseaiatFes "a
matters other thau these Of strictly teguiailff
character Have thy any more right, 10 ~
siruct their representatives 70 participate '' q
csucu. nomination oi President Than they have
10 dir.e, them In drsk brandy instead OF
wine, or TO board n, q COOK shop instead OF n
tavernf Editors Pirginiou.l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-04

centigus N "a The or,an thss 1...iuo.s e.
one hundred aud seventy miles
The South Weslere coSat,es Of Y,rgiaia and
ths eonntes OF Fast Tennessee have made lii
lie progress Ia manufacturing except 80 the
household way. iasuperabie obstacles 90 the
erection oil large manufacturing establishments
are found IN the absence Of natural or srt,h sial
channels Of communication extensive factories
cannot be established for neig boarhoood busi-
ness. But though the ea:ly benefits OF rail
way may he discovered 10 increased pro
auctions OF tobacco. hemp. wheat. cotton,
&c. yet their extraordinary advantages for
mannfae turing must, al M remote day, be
brought into extensive and profitable employ
ment. Their natural capacities, in this respect,
are probably unsurpassed and an opporiunr
~, Afforded by railway, OF - ndlng those ar
ticies TO an Eastern or Western market, must
cause this busioess to extend and prosper TO an
unusual degree. They have hemp, tax. wool
and cotton minerals, metals and dyes iim-
Der and coal abundance of food aud an
excelle0t climate and their water power !.
rarely equsled. White Creek running through
the Northern suburb OF Knoxville. exhibits n
sample Of this. On that stream, and fed by
II, there are within the distance oil half mile
three merchant mills, three saw mills, Que
wool cardms machine, two distllleres aud
three tanyatds which ihhs contribute pro-
~ of the town. Blu, the sample holds only
sto the capacity oil the country.
An estimate OF the amount Of transporta-
ton on a contemplated railway cannot prove
precisely acoustic conjeciural calculations
can only approximate truth. And though
prepared with much labour, aud some
approach to accuracy, they may be rea-
dered inappllcabe by change Of crcum-
stances: rival channels may be opened and
l.. ~
Que contemplated or that may bs extended
furiher than was expected, Zone improvement
generally bcgeitng another.) OF receive unlock
ell tor supplies from lateral branches serving US
feeders. The railway under consideration, ia az
howevsr more 10 hope from tue two last, than
apprehend from the first. But 10 goarj a.
gainst illusion from the estimates presented in
this report, the principal items will be stated
separately and each one put lower than pro-
liability would seem TO justify. On u railway
from Lynchourg tn New River, supposhg the
hne oI communication To be improved no fur
ther, The annual transportation would proba-
bly be rs follows, TO wit:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-04
To SAMnrL NJ. GARLAND. Eslr.

To SAMUEL NJ. GARLAND, Esgr.
I, - ,nU near the eve oil auoiher election Tor
members 10 The Siste Legislature, aud pretty
well Ascertnined, that unless brought out by II
call from the people, you will not be opposed
in tho representation Of The County oil Am
herst.
The Voters of the county except on special
occasions have never conducted their STATE
Elections on party principles-and you, for
the two past Sessions OF the Legislature, h ave
beeo support ed by large mnioritIes Of those
known to be opposed TO you, as 10 certain
measures Of the Federal Government, Of GUdk-
ening interest, add upon noae more thsn ~
the choice Of the President-an important
crisis Of thai character is Low approaching,
aud the vote OF Virginia may probably DO
fixed, according 10 usage, by meeting OF
the members oil the neIt Lesislau re, IN gen
eral CduCuS.
II is well known TO you, that on every trial
OF strength, touching the Candidates for the
Presidency now ostruslbly before the people,
more Than t@o,hrds OF your late constituents
we're found TO he IN he interest OF Gen. Jack
spn-and thai there ia no reasonable ground to
suppose any material change IN the sentlmen 10
Of M0Se yOu constituents has been elected
by all that has been said or done.
A portion OF the voters OF the county, having
a common interest with the rest Of theIr fellow
sIizens Ia the approaching election oil fresi-
dent Of the United States, and claiming the
right OF the constituent body TO know the
views ofthose who seek to represent Them -
vet disclsIming the remutest wish unnecessari-
" to em5arrass you, OF ~antonly 10 catechze
you--bu, proceeding upo0 an honest desire TO
deal candidly with you, and IN their relations
to ards you TO act underaaadt'igiy as 10 a
great question Of Stafe poticy.-n which. as the
representative Of their Interests, you may BIZ
required, and will be expected, to take an ac-
tive part,-respectuIly call on you to answer
Them. directly aud saccinctty, 10 the following
points:
!. Are you satisfied, there is al This time a
majority OF your probable constituents ia favor
OF Inc se-eleetion OF Gen. Andrew Jackson TO
The Presidency Of the United Sta es, in prefe,
ence to Henry Clay or John c. Calhoun
Q. lfy you shall he elected TO represent the
county OF Amherst in the nett Legislature,
will you go into caucus III one shall be held)
and in that bedy support the eleciiop Of ihcl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-04
July 90,

Mesra James Penn, and Nafins eis w.t. l8s
Martha Harrison, ----- tisniFfsnr, pnf St
san hi. vie, late Sdsan iianfia9B, WHiIsaa
Harrison. H,bsrt l. Coleman, Robert n1f.
riss, Christopher winiree. D8uisi Va
wick. William Warwick, corbio Waf-ieh.
and Howard Bennett
TpyAkE notice, that We shn'f. on the 2Qfh
day of September. 1891. at Bafhsit
Fmrh's Tavern. M Campbell cour' blouse, take
the DISPOSITIONS of Thomas Franklin fMaiof,)
and Josaph Dinwiddie and o,hers--ao1 Tint
on the 7ih day OF October. 1871, NJ cbasRef
Dabneys office. in the town OF Lgnchburg. ~
shall take the DISPOSITIONS OF james bullock,
SAMUEL Garland, and Others which deposis
tons, when taken. are intended 70 he raj
as evidence on this trim, Of the. suit depcadins
in the Superior Court Of Chaneery hoidea IN
the town III Lynehburg wherein We are
planuH and you arc dcicodanis.
WILLIAM JONES,
JAMES JONES.
JOEL JONES,
Aug 4. In
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Aggregate.

Aggregate. al ,5b2
The higher character impaired TO this railway
as the grand recipient OF Western and South
Western tributaries. and principal conduit Of
Western aud South Western distributors, emit
tie II TO n corresponding estimate. According
iy. the following presents tue probable amount
OF transportation annually on this part of the
line. sapposIng the two principal improvements,
before alluded TO, completed, 10 wit: the one on
Great and Upper kanawbs, so ms to open an
advantageous communication with OHIO river,
aud the con'pustioa OF the rai lway from New
River TO kipgspori, thereby forming a connec-
ton with the Valley OF the lennessce--the bene.
fits Of The other improvements, though then
execution is highly probable, not beng taken
ino consideration.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-04
AAAnlenaA arriVais.

aSIRARsaaLt's CompaH8 C.sceet stff
~ 3vfsp II sampsfl'ls
fieyis's Rmmeesa8u Tor hf6as. .rss ~
dg)
caibon Aumooia 5sa E'giisa
E.p-aaf 5qrsaoaf4'a. SO ID
poor man. fslena-- nft5 an hs.tiy ce.s56s.
ted Ointment.
ae,iali,rd laumao ard Roaa Drops
Compou nd Full EtitHe' II baeha
ob.le,ricni an Surgical lastfaHsii1
New Rc,aedy II, > gseasesy al Gaolqrs 17s-
hns
YeiO Remedy for crawl sbd Kidney diaBeass
hi Bnr,nats Arrow Root
DO. Port WINE, lfniiHt
Received and Tor sale At "a esefst r0oas
uOWei DAvIf5
July %. sia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-04
All DDSVa

EpEING desIrouSto close my present hn'l.
u b ness, offer for sale At pri'De coat my
remaining stock Of SHOES,
Comprising all the usual variety, so'ne OF
which are OF very superior qualify, and some
u, very low pricca
Aiso quantity Of BSushe,. which will be
sold at manufactured prices
Also n number of BONNET s. which will be
sold much below their first cost.
Those who are DESTROYS Of being supplied
with any oil the above articles may DO accom-.
modated by calling on the subscriber.
j. GILL.
Aug. w4wli.
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WARDS OFFICE,
Lyuchburg, Aug. 4lh, 1881.

LyUCHOUIB, mug. 4t7, IooI-
The following ore the drawn numbers for The
ilth Wcllsburs Lottery. drawn at Richmond
on Friday last,
~ 50 IS sc AZ Is "a 6 81,
TOMORROW is the day on which the grea
10 n Dismal swamp LOTTERY, containing 100
prizes al $l0nO-l prize Of 20,OO0-l OF 10000,
is drawn At Kchmond--Csi and secure The
capitals at WARDS OFFICE.
N. B.-rhe drawing ofibe Free Road Lot
terry, I'd tlass, is received At
WARDS OFFICE,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-04
Aug. 4

NOTICE.-The subscriber would be
~ happy in having opportunity Of ad-
dressing Tho Gnizen. Of Lynchburg upon sub.
jeos connected With tho coming ELECTION
iIe will thank those Of them who ore willing 10
hear his remarks, To assemble At the Frankln
Hotel, on this day evening, nj O'Clock.
HENRY Is. Ely.
Asg.f H..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-04
E1EVlH w
OF the lIynchburs Markets.
Corrected Jor The Virginian, by
THOMAS A. lioLooMBE aud RICHARD rYnEE
Commission Merchants.
AIIT1rIn SAI lie


AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices Of passed Iobac-
90, from 50 90 to ] ! 90
Inferior to common, 800 TO 4 90
Common good, 400 10 g 90
Good to Gne, 5000 II 90
strips. 3 80 TO so
Refused, 22o too 10
Inspected the pasi week 1872 bhds. passed
tobacco 20 hhds refused total AT.
Comparison Of inspections, 1890 aud 1881
No. Pas No. Rof For las. Stock
Aug. LIST, 80, $3.50 270I 1000 6702
Aug. list, ~, 1850 3Oj7 5i0 2ogI
Our inspections will now begin to fall off, the
quantity for inspection being small. Accounts
have been received from Fog land 10 the 9th Of
June--ihe tobacco market remained dul and
without change as 10 prices The Richmpnd
market is without change for the last ~eek--the
inspections there are beginning to diminish.
Flour. very little or none coming
IN 425 to 4 30
Corn, Is scarce 8 10 to 4
Corn Meal, by the Wagon load ~ 10 s5
Whiskey AZ
Whea, s7d
Hemp, 6Oto s so
Bacon 7 to "a
Wool AZ
Freight down the River per hundred 20 cts.
Freight up the River 25 to 81 CTS.
Plaster and lroa I'D the river 90 per ton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-04

y .gsssss2--- 4 Frfssyfsrfsn Carr neets
{ - iuk will tammspee ., Dusa
ssJ 8sose, 81 tfffes from Jyael-
.sa1 lug o. Wetnes4ay oesi.
- foa, i6s, f.afathn Mnefsfs aha hrefffen
- s.,.Ee,faiig Iasiea - ssira3 III riay be
Wsff, a,ht ~ tie inisse5sisa Of distant
s.4,ta5. ,f,s Nif. Jenfs lie ffpIrlsisf e
he et,,,F ,sfead 20 rfE.te Hffsusetr snfs ier
r. .,sg,,,-,rs5IsI Of pefsess sAe HsS sssIsa
- ieat0 hes haraea hth HiIa
Az, 4.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-04
Aug. 4.

NOTICE. II shall petition the merit
y Leg ,slains. of Virginia for leave To erect
a Toll Bridge over James River, near Lynch.
burg. from my Lani. Ia Amherst county. 10
the Lsnd OF Judge William Danel, on the OPP
posns shore.
BENJAMIN SCuooLFIELD.
Aug. 4 1891. I'D.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-04
IA. HoLCoMBE, Marshal,
Postponement.

HEURSUANT TO a decree OF tho Superior
III Court Of Chancery for the Lynchburg
islr,c,. pronounced on the i7th Of May, 1891,
in the case of Boyd vs.. H1ni; the undersigned
Marshal OF the sHid Court, will sell, for cash,
on Thursday the 7ih day ofJaly, 1891 If far.
il not the ne,t fair day, before his Office door
in the towg OF Lynchburg, four Slaves. Squire,
,hu. Jesse u Lucy. the property OF George
Boyd, or so many as viii satisfy the said de-
cree. IA. HoLCoMBE, Marshal.
PosTPCMENMEWT.
The above sale Is postponed lili Thursday
he 29ih dav OF jnl,. 1881.
The sale the above property u postponed
until Friday The 26.n OF August. 1881.
L. a. lloLc0MBE,
GEORGE BOYD.
June ID lids.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-04

PURSUANT to q decree OF ue Superior
x Court OF Chanoery, held al LynohbuIg
pronounced on the 1871 day Of May, 1891, in
n sut therein depending between Will'Hm Chill
ton, Stephen Chiffon aud otbers, plaiotiT, and
James Martin and others defendants ine ana
dersigned, Marshal of the said Court, VIII, On
the l2th day Of July neIi, IL fair, ifnoi ha
nert fair day, proceed to sell. opon The premi.
ses, near the Long Mountain, Campbell coun.
~. aud contains about 400 aud 20 acres
sell by way OF public auction 10 the highest
bidder, on n credit OF one, two aud three years,
the real estate whereof Richard Chiffon, the
elder, died seised, and which Was uni disposed
of by his will The purchaser or purchasers
will be required TO give bond. with approved
security for the pay ment OF the purchase mD
ney aud he title wil he retained rs further
security, subject TO he resoId in case default
shall be made in the psymen, OF the purchase
money, or any part thereof.
IA. HoLCoMBE, Marshal.
Postponement.
The above sale 10 postponed ill The 4,h day
Of August, 1881. and the trac, which consists
of 1926 acres will be divided into three or four
lois 10 suit purchasers. i. A. II. W.
June0 iilds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-04
ICE! ICE!!

/HIiE subscriber keeps for sale 10 hi, eel
lar. a eonstnn, supply ofDiee clean Ice.
which may be had at any ups during the day
by seeding for IL. SAML AYRES.
Aug. 4. lf2t
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Dyspepsia.

yIlHE subscriber continues to apply the newly disco
L vered remedy for Dyspepsia, which has made per
feet cures Of hundreds in this and other places His
price is moderate. Application to be made at his
Drug Store on Fairfax street.
WIN. HARPER.
o. A general supply of fresh Drugs-medicnes &c
on hand and offered low they can be purchased
in Alexandra for cash or the usual credit
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BeAtZhoover & Co.'s

Splendid Lanes of {" Blue Safely Coaches" be'
hceen Washington and Baltimore.
gHIRsT LINE, O'Clock. BY this line
Z arrive in Baltimore by l0o'ciock, consequently IN
time Cor the II r'clock boat for Philadelphia.
Second Line. 9 o'clock, uia Baltimore g. Ohio
Rail Roud No delay or sioppage by this line, as the
Car always in readiness Passengers arrive in BaIi'
more ear'y dinner.
Third Line. o'ciock-Arrives in Baltimore
to early supper, between and7P. N.
az To the citizens of Alexandra and the public in
general the Proprletors tender their grateful scknow
!edgemcnts for the encouragement given to The Blue
safety Coaches and would them that they can
always find speedy and safe conveyance on their ar
rival in Washington. Coach will be in waiting at the
:harf upon the arrival Of the steamboats, from Alcxan
,,-ia Western passengers are sure of obtaining d!
yeo, conveyance through to Baltimore as Mr Boyd's
line from Winchester is connected with The above.
For seats please apply at H. Clagetrs Hotel
JOHN WEST, Agent.
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