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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19
Sale of Real Estate.

10Y virtue Of n deed Of tr ST. executed by
- Alfred Angle 10 the Subscribers on the 81
da, Of January. 1880, and duly recorded in
the Clerks Once OF the Hastings Court Ioi
Lyncbbutgi will he cold, on the premi.es. Tor
cash. on Friday the 6r,l day Of July, 1881. il
fair, il mol, then the fr,i fair day thereafter, nj
Public Auction. the lot Of ground adjacent tn
the town oil Lynchburg, on which the said
Alfred Angle resides, or no much thereof Ms vii
satisfy the purposes of the said deed Of uusi.
Acting ms Trustee we will ohly convey said lille
ns ~ vested IN Us by the saId deed.
JOHN Wills
JAMES BLNAGH.
Nav 70, tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19
Marshai's Sale Of Reai Estate.

Marshdis Sale o( Reat Estate.
frl UHoUANr TO "a decree Of tho Superior
~ Cour, OF Chancety, Tor the Lynehbnrg
Dr',ict. pronounced On the Bird OF November.
1890, IN The came Of DAVIS ". Taltalcrro; ibs
undersigned Mn,sbaI Of The sad court. will. Oh.
tuesday The ia Of June 1881, II fair, II not
The neai fair day thereafter seil, at Auction, for
cash, on the premises, ~ The town Of Lynch
burg, two valuable ienemenis, situated NJ The
junction of hud aud water sireets, sold Sub
jce, to The dover OF Mrs Taisferro.
Z. a. HOtCOMBE, NJ
May s ma.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19

n r Rules holden IN the Clerks oiIcs OF Amherst
Al County Court, ou tho cd day Of May, 1881
David IiigginboihHm, Daniel Hi gnbothsn a. T,om
IgsinbothaH, late merchants aud partners, trading
under Tia style and firm OF ID. ~ ID. liiggnbotham ~
Co Plaintiffs against Charles l.. Christian and Peter
\, Christian Executor Of John Chrisiian o. decd.
IN CHANcERY
Tho Defendant Charles l., Christian not having on.
tered his ad.arsnes aud given security To
the act of Assembly, aud tho rules Of this Court
appearing 10y satisfactory evidence that ho 10 Ia
hnbitaD OF this country II - ofdofed TINT the sald dc
PENDANT do appear hero the first lay Of JuIy Court
nrx,, and the bill OF the plaintiffs, nnd that
copy Of this ordor be forthwith inserted 30 tho Lynch
burg Ntginan for months SUCCESSFULLY mud posted
nj the ont door Of the tourt-hoass Of this county
Dopy--rese,
ARTHUR u. DAVIES.
May ~ WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19

u The Washington papers announce the
departure from that city, OF Mr.. Branch, late
Secretary Of the Navy, for his residence IN
North Carolina. The letter of this gentleman
10 his friend 10 Raleigh. which we published
last Monday, shows that he does not bear his
dismissal from Office With that philosophlc
composure which might have been looked fo'
in a man of his rejecting habits /; aud we sus-
pect that his somewhat unexpected departure
from Washington before his successor was in
stalled in office has been produced by aggrava
ION Of the spleen, which, ioste;si Of being wea
ksned by time. has like Othelos Jealousy, III
creased by the food il fed on.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19

Agricultural Prospects Seldom have the
hopes Of he husbandman been overcast with
greater gloom than at present. For more than
Eve weeks, the earth has not been well wet
with lain. The weather has been uncommon
ly cold and dry. The early rains of, the Sp,iog
poured down IN torrents, aad SO baked the
ground that the cora could moi spring up.
Many repanied, but the earth has since been
so dry that nothing could vege,atr. The whea,
crops will be Of no account on common land -
Some strong fresh land may produce toer-
ably well. The fly has made grea, havoc in
almost every field, aud entirely destroyed
sone. In good land wheat is seen heading
three or four inches high With the most sea-
sonahle weather, the crop can1et be half the
Usua, quantity.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19

lF A Tfaretiing PreSs.--The Banner Of
the Constitution, which was commenced in
Philadelphia by Mr.. Coody Racquet, three or
four Yeas since, 10 advocate the British Com
mer cial Policy, and was thence transferred 10
Washington city, aud thence 10 New York. has
been again removed to Philadelphia. Asotber
appeal for new subscribers, followed by innu-
mereble prtts, the value OF which is well known
TO The trade, may be weekly looked for
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19
WARDS OFETCE. }

Lynchbmg, May i9M, 1881.
The following are the numbers drawn for The
Virginia WeIl,bnfg LOTTERY. 7'h clas', for 1881.
ID 10 IL Cd 90 10 b d.
Renew your prizes in the 9Th class Of tins Lot
terry which will be drawn
TOMORROW,
~ Richmond. aud the drawing received on
Tuesday neat nj WARDS OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19
HSREGNCiG BRANDY AND

Il W IN Est he snbscF'ber dfeTs Tor
sale, sood .opply OF Pure frenca Bronay and
OF superior Old Winr,, almost every had in
bottles or on drali. RSWEL DAptt5.
May /. "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19

II Dr. Dung linson and Professor Patterson
both Of the University of Virginia. are candi
dates for Professors Chairs in the Medical
School of Mar lsud
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19

Police. There has been much COMMA inn
Tor some time past about the police regulations
81 his place. The Common Council have
now gwen us Il Police Master lncunbrfed
With other duties, and /, is expected that en-.
ergeoc measures will he adopted 10 prevent the
recurrence Of evils heretofore so loudly com.
planned of-1his 10 a season Of the year that " H.
require great activity ia the Police Master. 10
SECURE The health and comfort OF the cnizens
by seeing that the ord inances are enforced for
keeping the streets. alleys and lois clean |, il,
understood he will in day or two take the
the citizens TO see that their lots ate in n SIT
uo'ion 10 save them from the penalty Of the
law.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19

Corporation appointments The Common
Council OF this town have lately appointed
Capt. John r. Mason Superintendent of the
Water Works NJ. james NeChaH Mater OF
Police; 81 Capt. u. ballenger Welgh Master, in
the place Of MIR. Newhall, resigned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19

II We are authorised to announce Capt
Brynn w. NoDim rs candidate TO represent
the county Of Campbell in the next Legislature
OF Virginia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19

confasemert from \ German miner, sbo nap
rened 10 pass thai wsf. the pursuit was fsas"'
ed aud IN n short time rich vein sas .lisco-
v-red. After this discovery, operations "ste
carried ON vigorously and since thatl,ne mh-
ny more. by far richer Than the iisi, have hesn
found running in various directions oser III"
hull The more II - eIpiofed the tiehrt At Is
found 10 he, and becomes mafs valuable
IN proportion asst has tendency down-
wards.
"a few days previous 10 my visit tho cels-
hraied Chovslier, Agent for the " London
Mining Company" had been to see II, and at'
ter several days e.sminaiion otits surface.
ami Internal indiesiisn.--from The symp,oms
siread, developed. pronounced n as ms
opinion. 10 be " que OF The richest mines 10
the world .
/" This gsntlemsn, In behalf Of the company
Tor which he is Hg ent, offered the p'optieiors
one hundred aud fly thousand dollars for the
interest OF one hall, oil tte0 hundred aud seren-
tg.fre thousand. for the whole OF 1t. II ,s
thought that this proposition will be accepted
on the part Of the owners, and trade viii be
concluded II so, from tho scientific knowledge
and great practical skill OF the ageul IN this
business. who will also sUperintcnd IT, u Is pro-
bable that Pitsylvsnia " Ill become the seat OF
mining, and ere long a source OF wealth 10 The
surrounding cous,ry.
Cold mining has been an interesting topic
IN this State and Virginia Tor some time past.
and M doubt will saon become an important
subject OF egSlation."
IL The General Assembly Of Rhode-lslaod
adJourned on tie 7th ln.i. after a session OF
three days aud a hair The late session o
the Legislature oi Virginia occupied tcn'
months and hdifi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19

,',l;. decimal expression: 'ooooi' ~n'c"
r ul' IN e.hlb,t 1.-The value OF uun with
.'af .yphers going before Il.
THE NASHVILLE COMMITTEE.
. Nashville Herald. containing the article
erred TO in the following paragraph, which
eod in the Richmond Enquirer, did not
=. ,s or we would have certainly noticed
l. ,oongf
ii, The Lynchburg Virgiaian is probably, by
,;me satisfied chat its assertions OF the cor
ave '.;o,, oil III. Nashville COMMITTEE were who'll
fITsf,nnaea. The Nashville Herald OF the
a,,b ul,. IA deciied Clay paper) makes assur.
70 dn,bly sure" upon tins subject. II al
,Ies 10 the eh4rge, viz TINT the " eialcation
~ The Bank oil the STATE OF Tennessee was &C
1as;oned by the application Of the funds of the
va"L a., nromole the election of General Jack.
49, aud adds we deem II but an act OF
',,Gce Ia declare, that we do not believe such
a. \. The tact. We do moi believe there is the
,I;rhtest foundation for the assertion that the
l,ei,on Committee oil this place we're privy TO
.ha transaction. individual m mhers of the
committee may have contri buted, and probably
Aid contribute, nancy 10 promote tho election
~, Gen Jackson, but We do not beleV that,
rs Committee. they had any concern, either
d,rectIy or indirectly, in any transaction which
has been the cause of the present deianged
c,ndili,n OF be ank. We rega d il as matter
entirely between the officers OF the Bank aud
the State, with which the political transac-
lions of the day are wholly unconnected. -
Ilihe Yirginian had closed with our wager, We
would certainly have 1Cn H..
We are willing to admit, that the money
distracted ii om Nashville Bank did no, pass
into the hands OF the members of the White
washing Committee, d" as a Committee" Nay
We 60 farther. aud express our decided con-
victon that macy Of the members of s,ha,
Committee nte as pure, upright and honorable
men as exist any where. But, VIC assnfe the
Enquuer that we are not satisfied that the a, o.
ney was NOT employed corupNy by some Of
them, for eieciioneerlng purposes nor shall we
be saIisf"d, until the my terry abo It the Priuaie
BOOK shall be satisfactorily expIained.-As TO
the MATER OF the wager. therefore, Though.
by the way. il is time Mr.. II. and oursel, es
we're done With wagers. il we may presume to
say so to one SO much our senior in years
We should not yet admit that he had won IT,.
had W. closed with his proposition 10 decide the
dispute by a bet.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19
New York Wholesale Colak,
Stock and Clothing Warehouse
REMOVED.

4YAS v !" kIs
<RHE snbscriber has ten,oyed his estahish
- msni from No. l51 Maiden Lane TO tho
spacious Store, No. 1888, Pearl-street. over
Messrs Hyde, Cleveland g. Co.--whsrs ha
viii keep constantly On hand, q much nors
extensive assortment than formerly. The style,
make and materials OF the Cioaks will be
greatly improved, aud will be sold NJ about tho
same low prices as those ol The last senson. He
has also on banda large asso, t,ncnt Of low
r'ced Clothing, made IN gnod style. expressly
for the Southern and Western trade that will
be sold al about the usual prices Of the n,osr
inferior quality. Also, an assortment OF Stocks
wuh many other sesirable articles Those
who will take the trouble To examine this stock
Of Goods will probably satisfy themselves that
they cannot select the same amount from any
stock IN The city that will be safer or more
desmable pugthase--ior sale by
FL. CONANT,
No 1873, Pearl-sireet, New York
-TERMS-Sm months for approved NOTES,
payable 1T Banks in good standing in any pnn
Of the country--5 months for city accepisn noes,
or 9 per cent discount for cash. In all cases
where the time IS extended, interest will b.
charged. at tho rare Of 6per cent per annum
Any Goods purchased at this Esisblishmeat
that do not suit the Market for which thew
were Intended will be eGchaogsd Tor Others.
F.J
April 25 " l2wif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT.

The resolutions adopted by the Comm's
siouers appointed by law OF the last session
OF the Legislature, TO open hooks in this pla ce'
Tor subscriptions 10 stock in the LynchbuFg
aud New RIVER Rail Road Company. aDd
which were inserted in last Mondays paper,
leave no room 10 doubt of public sentiment
here IS TO the expectancy of commencing
that wsrh as speedily uS possible, and Of car
ryins il forward With zeal and energy, We
hope to see a corresponding spirit manifested
in other sectians of country which have u
deep stake at issue iu the success OF the
eoterprize. II is with unfegned pleasure
that we witness the indications in Rchmond
OF a determination 10 cooperate with US. not
only in tn. Rail Road, but IN the improve
ment OF James River also. We copy
from the Enquirer the following article on the
subiPct:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19
THE CAUSE OF IMPROVEMENT.

Ii is impossible that Richmond can sleep
forever She has weal,h--sha has talents
she has en,rrpilze--she has men within her
bosom, who are capable of carrying the
cause irlumphanlly upon their shoulders, il
they will bul rouse themselves. But, they will
rouse thems' ve.-if not to-day, they viii do
",o-morro~-iney will feel 'he'r own strength
they will feel the inestimabIe value OF he
CAUSE which is presented TO their COnsIdera-
,ion--and ali difficulties will flee from them,
like the dews OF the morning. Already We
hear one c'tIze" say II 10 time TO be do
lug Let US show; SNOW ourselves .,, Worthy Of the
oase-et US improve her Me'fopohs-let US
give Virgin" The benefits OF her own resources"
We he"r another declare " in"' # the New
River .,0.% be hs .e T. ."I '"s %
provensn,' o W" rae ike b.,,ma,s r"larrs
and H"4,a an market 10 Es
he' sea-, anu p,es'" q" ,"''"o' W IN.
cor'"u' productions ., 'ae "e''e'" a"o
sou'h-"e''ed" e""n'y IL, An raan,s ssy W.,
Us coniei-ie' US "'ee'-,e' ia 'e'"''e " ae'.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19

..,ard;as 10 the Eaioa-sa ',en'p,. a.
Vsd, ..ba Cabinet. At a dist.ocs john Ran-
taught .' .sen looking into the casiost at the
s sSa .ss ,.a :s'.s. ri. %" :. {, c. N.
Hero. wh;ch tue Hero appears perfectly
doings,s ,.sdsd. Al one Of the windows are
dSn'o NO. = ooble booking fellows as ever mp
sseo Two :, .he shape ofmen-Athey are looking in
psa pea" ,h =. scene. ADD tho mone", you &c,
apon ". ,hem ,ou are ready 10 eEclaim, HEN
signt o. AND DANIEL WEBSTER. The
Rf are inimi,able--Webster says, . that
hsens has NnliiiieI the whole con cern and
Isf err xi,b peculiar srehness.e claims, here
Iy ps.,;lence ~ Famine for YOU" We have
% MOS gwen b's description Of W..s r,"aas,"n
sAh'y'' 1o,gn of Jackson. Atihe feet OfJhe He
eei VI ,.def his fJur turned out Secretaries,
70 ~ decimal expression: "oo00l. which IS
attended 10 eahio' +" the value !, OF "u" win
.'ar ,yphers going before H.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19

~ ine ~. Y. Standard asserts that Noah
'"or''y De compelled by the President eli
WI 70 retka from the Editorial chair or from
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19
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COMM EiSCIAL RECORD.
REVIEW
Of the nchburS Markets.
Corrected for the pngmiaa oy
AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices II passed Iobnc-
co, from 50 - to l. %
Inferior 10 common, 20 10 90
Common to good, 4 o. 10 u 90
GOOD TO bne, on 10 IL 90
strips, 3 pc 10 90
Refused, 226los 10
Inspected the past week dl2 hhds. of passed
tobacco 30 hbds. ielused total bU7.
" Our inspection Ia Increasing IN quantity.
ihe quality continues very nleiior The
demand tor manufacturing quaIifie. continues
very bf'sL--2 hogsheads bave bpen sold this
week as high as Sl2 Ia aud several from ~
10 u. We consider all SORTS ~ rather lnp,o.
'og. The prices are 1'lll regarded NJ low by
The planier We have Ind 40 ioTeig u accounts
.hurler than the IL, Of April. The markets Tor
grain aud tobacco were lben dull
Flour, 50 6OtobOo
Wheat 30 10 30
Co,., 3 20 TO "a
Nhiskoy 80 10 80
| Hemp. 1 90 10 g 90
Bacon "a 10 "a
Corn Meal. 7uio 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19

IL We hsve received the la and ID Nos.
of paper, the publication of which has been
just commenced Mt Albany, IN. " called
Mr.. Clay Tor the "eIi Presidency, and il edi-
ted by y. V. eparhawk. ESQ. agen,leman of
hne tslunts, aud tho same who was engaged as
Reporter for tho Richmond Enquirer daring
the last session OF our Legislature.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19

IL The public is given to understand by Ell
Secretary Branch's letter, that the recent cor
respondrnce between the President and the
members of his defunct Cabinet does not tell
the true reasons Of its di.soiu ion and u
strong insima,ien is throw out that that event
did not grow out OF pubic, but on, Of pri-
eat: and personal matters. Qnery--'s not
Mrs. Eaton at the bottom OF II When The
truth sha II come out. as 1t doubtless will at no
very distant day. tho dissolution of the Cabi-
vet will be traced TO the Efforts Of two OF lis
members TO force the remainder to receive and
return tue visits ofa female whose conduct had
rendered her obnoxious to the moral sense OF
the virtuous part Of tina community. II such
he the fact. it will argue a very advanced and
fearful Stage OF corruption aud that II is
true W re not the shadow Of doubt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19

Superior Courts.-Jadge William Daniel has
appointed the lst Monday in june next to hold
a Coo,, for the County oil Campbell Thur.
da, thereafter for Bedford County aud the
I'd Monday IN June Tor the Corporation Of
l., nchbutg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19

foreign NeM.-We have The pleasure Of lay
lhs before our readers this morning adsices
ION Europe few days later 'knn be fore re-
e'''sd and though ,hey inform us Of no new e.
vent ofimportance, YET their general complex
Hn u OF warke and interesting character.
The debates in the French Chamber Of Depu-
oes are exceedingly spirited Il will be seen
'na'ihe French Ministry, though they still ma.
"''esl great anxiety 10 preserve peace, speak
IN mach more bold g. manly tone than hereto
'ofe-a change. We presume. growing ont of
'he nearer approach Of the period which mus,
oF'ng with it general war in Europe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19

W Dut quotes from the Coalition papers
'a a' much sang troid as If he were Of them.
'"o"s the man has some taste, although il
'sions lain dormant, under the superincun-
N'"' pressure Of BGotian Jacksonism.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19

III Two hogshcads Of n crop OF Tobacco
made by Mr.. Ma hHn,ol L. Thomas, were sold
nj Lynoh's Warehouse this week-one al ) / .
%, aud The other al 10 per hundred.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19

u EI-Secretary Branch says, that General
jackson has left his old and tried friends. aud
thrown himself into the arms OF hear,less pol
tic'"n', who are using him and his popularity
10 advance their own selfish views. This sin
gle fact furnishes us with fore lille Representa-
ton of the mental csliGre oil the 3" Greatest and
Best" Surely. he mus; be an exceedingly weak
man who can be deceived by heartless political
spectators, and induced by their artful insin-
uations and well applied hattery, 10 deser, for
their embrace his old associates and well-appro-
yed friends.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19

u day or two preceding the election OF
'hetresiding officers VI the two Boards of Com
mon Council in New York, Noah remarked,
"si the result Of that cleo ton would show
which party had tiumphed in the recent con-
TEST Tor Aldermen and Assistant Aldermen o
mat city, ntima,ing OF course that his own had.
"ell-the election is over-Samuel Stevens is
chosen President Of one Board, and James L.
Murray ofthe oiher-both of the m opposed TO
'oe iainmany party, and the former the can
o'oa's OF The Cay ties for Lieutenant Governor
a''ne last generai election in New York. Aud
now The ingenious Surveyor and Editor oil the
courier turns ab,'ut, and says the result is not
Indicative ofthe strength of parties, and that
'ne successful candidates could not have been
eieeied, had not some of the Jackson meu vo-
WI for them The N. Y. American, in refer
'"ee 10 the ELECTION. says a The reign in
wy OF servile and corrupt knot of politicians
al an eud."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19

The Suweyo,ship. We don, believe word Of
il, lie cannot be spared. the Prrs;I en-,
should signify 10 Noah the impropri,t, of bel.
ding both stations. seeing mat il i. rst,.r too
gross departure from the principles avowed
IN the inauguration speech. in which il was d..
clared that executive patronage should not
be brought to bear on The freedom Of cleo
''ons," u can be managed very easily, without
eompe ling The Er-Emperor of Arara, either
to resign bis surveyorship or 10 lay aside his
editorial quill His name may De taken from
the heae oil The paper. VIII lie he may write
from behind masked battery just as efficient
ly as he does nov. rs very easy, and we are
warranted in saying not at all revolving to the
morality of this administration, thus to whip
the devil round the stump
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-19

fhghiy Important surveyor Noah an
''a"ces Ia his paper oi the 9Th, that his broth
u 'e~aTdee, Amos, the Heayen-born," pas
through New York, a day or two previous
~ 20 visit his parents in Massachusetts,"
4oe psasioned Editors have not yet mus
''eo 'mpadence enough to prefix " Hon" to
we name of the Fourth Auditor.