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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-23
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VIE undersigned propose TO csrah sh News
- pal1et III the fown al hnronessllc, and beg
leave tesuumit 10 The pubic general outline of
the p,nelpies which will guide them IN the nlpor-
taut ard frspensiblc trust which thy have assum-
ed. TIN Character Of the paper i is hoped will
secure II a liheroi share ofrvbl,e patronage. It.
vii ayald those political controversies which de-
gpdo the character al tho press ~ the vehicle Of
truth aud sink II MIC the tool fparty prcfcr-
'ier. Tic Ediiots vii always hold III view tho
saefca maxim, tbat upon Tic purity Of the prcss
manly depends the stability ct our Free lnstifu-
tons Ind with al e}o single 10 this important
truth they will admit mic fhor columns only such
communications Of political chnnieicf as will
mpnrt information o,hc public by exposing The
crfots ol toterunleu,, OF IN cStdng those msn-
ut4 which teud Ia strengthen and perpouato il.
liz paper vii etIlat andel the banner of no Ch,et
llis ceraestly dosncd, HAT an enlightened public
vi Afford such communications as will aflcntly
support the ad0lni ration when It upholds tho
Con TIM no. mad ~ srrnrunalv oppose It when il
violate lts liter On spirit The columns of tho
tmonsea vii be ehletly devoted 10 tho cause of
i8fpa8pfci MtafRot imptarrmcnfs Trmperaaec.
Gensla} Ki{efaiAtr Amhsfmcni do Ton COM
manlly, situated rs thie Is, n knowledge ofihe i'm
protcmenls which dcyelopc themselves in agricul.
tute oushto he matter Of grea, public concern.
" lfh he ueeobs of ttc Farmer, il identified N,
prosperity oil every community. iIeis iteraIlv
the stuiio society II sthrntbe success his fell
low man ~ well rs tso,gn pfosper,ty. that sh,nJ
Stimulate hm 10 iBprusement IN his occupation.
TIN EdIto,s oflhis pupar vii thereioro earnestlv
cudea,our 10 obtain a valuable information on this
SUBJECT
Tic cause of I FrrSAL IMPROVEMENT il bceom.
inc AN Object of gfent public consideration. Viz.
eua IS OF engI aroused from tho profound lcth-
arsy N which she 80 long rcposed In after time
u will be u ulat'er Of ineiable surprise that coun-
nv like ours. Astounding in minerals of the orea,e.t
value should have been suffered To lie so lone neo-
ceisd II viii be mater Of still greater s1r,r,se
thai streams, Which wih llnlo Improvement, are
capable Of bearing npon their bosoIns the rich pro
duets oi,hc industry ofhc community, shonld have
hfen euiered 10 flow through the mos, fertile por-
ion, u our cnuntry otordln. no other benefit than
fleriy 10 rrigate the lands over which they pass-
3D. Legislative wisdom sg howsver. fus, rernov-
ing these impcdlments IL the prosperity of our
State. 1, needs but tie hearty co operation Of the
people, 10 place Virginia IN tho Won of her sister
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-23
PUBLIC NOTICE.

VRNIiE fab and winter session Of the subscriber
II school will commence on Monday, ile 3rd
day ofScptombcr ensuing, and will terminate on
the 18th February, 1893 JNO. { REID.
r : All scholars entered II, the commencement
or II, any TIM subsequent, viii be considered ns
cfielod until the end oftho 4css'on, unless other
wise specified ut the time of entrance. J. {. X.
Aug % ltu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-23

NOTICE. Tho subscriber having deter
y mined ON removing to Smythe County, va
requests all persons indebted To HIM 10 com,
forward mud make payment, OF where that cannot
be done, to close their accounts by ewing notes
Persons hayin:, accounts against HIM are requested
to present them ior payment
JOHN W SclIOOLFlEtD.
Aug % At
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-23
PUBLIC NOTICE.

NNTENDlNGi 10 remove from this country du-
n rns the ensuing fall, and dcslrous of deyotns
my undivided attention to the closing of my md
vl,lual concerns, have requested and obtn'ncd the
favour of Mess,s :. 4 M. Ii Garland Esqrs. 10
attend Ia my unfinished professional bu*'ness.
WIN, NJ RllES.
Aug %. 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-23

.lo.ee u The words Of the roya fainist, fsesersC
rmo, O God-for IL thee put my trust
-, on the 2oih inst MARTHA HUGHES,
iniin, laugh Il Mr.. Paul Jones, aged precisely
20 months
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-23
COLONIZATION SOCIETY.

The AMY srsary meeting ofthe i.yne'burg Co.
lo..ut.ea Soeieiy, heretofore announced 10 take
place THIS evening, IS postponed until Thursday
evening tie 30th ius'. H. II TOLER, Se'R
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-23

u LIS reported that the Cholera has made its
appearance in Richmond In times like these
when false rnmors fly " on eagle wings such re
ports ought to be listened to with great ncreduli,y
We find IT, the Richmond Compiler Of the 25th, two
or three para graphs the subject which show the
existence tina, city of aggravated cases of the or
binary Cholera Morbus, produced in gcneralby tlle
imprudence of its subec,s.--A negro boy (says the
Compler) who was working in one ofthe tobacco
factories in tina: place died suddenly. He was dis
scc,ed, and the Physicians pronounced that 1t was
not "A case Of SpasmoIc Cholera.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-23

fhc refugees were returning home, aud rosun-
ng business. One of the papers remarks, "Storus
long shu, opened horses and carriages weeks
out OF sight arc seen IN all directions faces, which
have not greeted Us with smiles for many day,
are cheering US on all sidts Broadway assumes
a new aspect, aides and gentlemen are prolnena-
ding as in days of aud lang SYM, and every thing
looks right well"
Aiba4g-Aug 18th, % new cases, II Deaths
on the l3;a Il cases, deaths-on the lilh, l6 ca
scs, dcalns-on the 18th, % cases, 4 deaths on
the 10Th, cases. 3deaths.
Brookiyn-Aus 10, new cases 8, deaths 4.
Aug ii. new 81 deaths Aug. IL, new
cases 8, deaths ;.
The Cholera, in addition to the foregoing places,
has made its appearance in some twenty OF Thirty
towns and villages in the interior of New y ok,
New Jersey, &c with more or less magnty; but
we deem 1t unnecessary TO enuineratc them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-23
II IsN JEW


OF TIE LiNellbGR6 MARKET,
CnggfcrEp wEgkIN ny linteeaat n ifRtg.
Extreme prices ofpassod Tobacco, " % 10 II 90
inferior Ia common : - 10 / ii
Common TO good, % |" !"
Good Ia Inc, oo 10 nu
tiac manufacturing qualities, IN 10 i 80
Strips, 5 90 II = ~
Refused, ines, - IL zoo
Inspected the past week 200 hhds. passed 10.
bHcco, 1877 hhds refused tetsi ai2 hhds
No change in prIces-Cluautty inspecting grad
ually diminishing Nothing new tom abroad.
Wheat, ~ To- ~
Flour, tnew) 81 ID 10 , 90
Corn, ! -
Meal 70 10 -
Bacon, u
Hemp, , oot 'o
Wool - to 30
WmSkey, 10 10 80
Corn Meal, - 10 90
Barrel Slaves 5per Thousand
Freight down the river S,o5 cents.
Do up the river %
Iron and Plaster no change
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-23
BRIGADE CONVENTION

n y BRIGADE CONVENTION.
.HSEJ Va have been requested by several
ssssssS officers Of the 18th Brigade, deputed to
attend tho Convention at Liberty, on Friday the
Dist inst. t, state, taat they contemplate attending
il punc,ual.y--that Liberty was the frs, place
named aal IS mos, convenient to a majority of the
officers Of the Brigade-ihaj they do not feel at Ii
perfy to change the place fnieeting-that they re-
gte, the t',!siou of opinion on that subject, and
wouI] wilngiy flreeo any Individual preferences
of tho. 6S7, II the officers OK all the regiments
coul b. again consuIted-and tina, they sincerely
hope ii. effort 10 mpar efficiency and respectable
ity to militia sy stem, will no. be rendered tn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-23

4saA.ng ;! 1VyersSa yoi...iVa as to ,i.e place ii
netting.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-23
Y llst.INiA

VIRGINIA At u thcut Superior "1ft
Of Law and Chaneery, continued and held i1f
the Town ot lynebbarg, Al the tout HOUSE, Va
snd town. On the 26th day Of November, 1881
sitting Us Count OF Chaneery
Mathew cheatltuu and Caroline his vile Ptls.
deasHS
Thomas Dixon, Sheriff OF the county of Gnmpl'ril
To whom the estate OF Fanny fweedy hath becn
committed for administrator, John tWerdF, mte
eNor of Jese,n I weeiv decd and Robert IFset
dy, Atcher W llianson aud Adler Arlington hi.
securities, the sad john Twec3y and Robert
rwoedy i. then own right, Abednego twfedv
Elizabeth Walker, late Elizabeth Coleman, Polly
Cooke, h eslah, late kesah Coleman, AMI John
Rosser, an Illustrators dc GdniS men, Of Josiah
Tweedy. decd nefs.
This cause came or this day 10 be heard On the
bill answers Of the defendants Robert TwerdY
Adol Arlington Elizabeth W alkcf Fanny l@ce
dy and John Rosser, exhibits examinations 81
Witnesses the docre,nl order ri the eth day al Au
gust I'VE, winch Appears To be duly served nn the
defendant Archer " ililnuson, aud the older OF
publication against thu other defendants al the ~,
day of November ls2G Which appcnts 10 have
been duly published. aud was argued by counsel
On consideration whereof, the court doth orlel that
one oi It's Commissioners take IN account al Ihe
administration nj the defendant john Roagcf, upon
the estate Of Josepb TWeedy, deceased a. also al
account If the administration Of Fanny Iwerdy
deceased upon the same estate alsu an account
Of the annual value OF the life cslate ri the sai,
Fanny 'Twccdy, deceased, under the Will ri Tn
said Joseph Twecdy, decd, and iepor the same l.
the court, with any matters specially slatea though
pertinent by himself OF required 10y the p1alos Il
| be so stated.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-23
v-reste. DAVID ROBES. e. a.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. J

Lynchburg, August 18th 1872
Tie parties ~ this caasa Will take notice, that !
have uppoptod Saturday, the slxib dry of October
next 10 commence thu accounts Jlrcsed l. The utc
go,ne order ol court, on which dag, at tn hon oi
nlne O'Clock IN the morning, they ar Require J 10 ut
tend III my oiiqe 10 tins town, with then a'a ann'
vouchers, and copies of court pnpors. l,elatci
for examination and settlement
JAMES BENACHf Com.
Aug -. Wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-23

r ChtsuU Dqbnry, Esq was yesterday E.
lec'ei President oftho Branch Bank of Virginia
at i,ynehonrs, viee Maj. William Warpict decd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-23
CONDITIONS.

TIE CHRONICLE VIII be published every
SATURDAY MORNING, on IA Super ROYAL
Sheet, unsurpassed in beauty and elegance, by any
other paper ia the state, with entirely New AND
Small Type AT the moderate price OF 81 90 per
aunlui, IN advance or ~ 80 at the expirat.o,, Of
SIX months. ROBERT G.. NOEL Il Co.
Charlottesville, 1897
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-23

~ We learn ftoan the flncastle Patriot of the
lin inst. that upwards of 900 persons had up to
that time, visited the White Sulphur Springs, the
present season-anong them Mr., Clay, Mr.. Liv-
nsston, (Sacret,ry Of Stat9,) Speaker Stevenson
and Gov Barbour
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-23

ktatucEv Eicltiops--We have from 81 counties
complete, and from % partial returns OF the state
OF the polls for the office If Governor Of Kentucky.
The present majority for Mr.. Buckncr over Mr..
Breatht is 2ll9.--Some of the strongest Jackson
counties in the hackwoo,is, such as Calaway, Boil
leu, Green, Allen, Caldwell, &c. have been heard
from There IS no telling, however who will be
Governor, until after the election is ovor-thouel
we have no doubt OF the success of Buckner by u
handsome majority.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-23

!, would pnzzn nimto tel aider what officers Is
scrrea. through what country he marched, and IN
vha, battles he fought" even more than has done
his various hiographeis to ascertain ms nir'h place
Persons who use this slang have very little under
standing themselves, very great contempt Tor the
intelligence of the people
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-12

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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-30
JAMES AND KANAWHA

A meeting was held at Scottsville, Albomarie,
on the gath, for the purpose of promoting the sue
cess OF the great Central Improvement, which was
addressed with great ability by MIR Joseph C. Ca
bell. The subsistence of the Cholera and President
ial iermsnt, leaves the public mind leisure to re-
vert to more humble matters, and if the clash of
arms shall not be heard, we may venture the hope
that the Legislature will raviss the charter of last
winter, and concede such terms as will ensure the
prose cution of the work.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-30

Ut The New York Courier 81 Enquirer at the
height of is opposition to Jackson. retained it's
friendly feelings towards, and confidence in, Mr.
Van Ruren. In a late number the Editor says:
I'VE have too long suffered from the folly and
wickedhess oil ignorant, unprlnciplcd, aud ire
sponsible advisers, and since Andrew Jackson has
succeeded we rejoice that Mr. Van Buren, has sue
cecded with hun. II Mr.. Calhoun had possessed
the confidence of Andrew JACKSON to the extent
which Mr.. Van Buren, does. patriot would ever
have found cause TO mourn over the high handed
infrngefnents of the constitution which have been
Perpetrated during the last two years: but the ex
cusion OF MIR. Calhoun from his confidence the
absence OF Mr.. Van Buren, from the country and
ignorance OF the high merits of his constitutional
advisers, left him to the vaccinations of the willy
and designing few who have brought our country
to the very verge of ruin We believe however,
that the time has at length arrived, whom 1.-THE
power behind the throne can no longer do injury
to the country and the udmns, cf affairs for
the next four years-be ii for good or evl--should
and most assuredly will be attributed to Mvrtin
Van Buren,. 1t remains to he seen then, whether
under his cornell and advice the influence of Ken
dali & Co. is to be destroye constitution vim
dicated and defended--the foul blots upon our ma.
tonal escutcheon eflaced-and our existence as a
republic perpetuated. That We onco believed him
capable of all this, is evident from our carly and
jealous support Of him, and we may hero add that
had he never left the Cabinet and subsequent the
country upon foreign mission, those unconstitu-
tonal and disTe putable acts which have driven 80
many OF Ocnf1aI JdcRSOus early Trends from his
support, would In all human probability never have
occurred"
We wish we could sec il, quoth blind Jack, OF
the pudding. There not wanting those in this
quarter, who have predicted tho fall Of Kendall
and the Kitchen Cabinet, from the uncontrolled
influence of Mr.. Van Buren,, sensible ss he must
be, that they have detached many a friend from
Jackson, and that thoir disgrace would infer popu-
lariy upon him who effected it. For ourselves
we view Van Buren, as the author, rather the
introductor at Washington, of the syscm of pro.
scription and reward, and as The secret counsellor
of those infrngemonts of which the Courier spcaks
and thus thinking, we look upon him as no better
than the Kitchen Cabinet rather as identical
with that Irregular influence.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-30
Cts1a,enke,.s, YnoSs. A.c-

& =
e OPENING this day, large and well selected
W assortment Of carpenters double and single
Iron Bench Planes; Moulding Planes Of all kinds
consisting in part, Of
Single and double Sash Planes,
i8. %, 8, As, Go aud S.S Boads,
Square and Skew Rabbits, all sizes,
Flow Planes, of various qualities
Tongue and Groove Planes, for flooring and other
purposes,
dollows and Rounds in sc:s or by tho single mir.
Fisiers Cut and Thrusts, and Asiragals. different
sizes
Ovaloes and Beads, O. G. ard Beads, do. do.
Table Planes, &c. sc.
Carpenters best Cast Steel AIDES
Cast Steel Broad Axes and HaicItota
Collins and Co.'S and Mullins G.. S. warranted po1I
Axes, W
German and G. $. Hand and Panuon Saws,
Drawing Knives, host cast steel
English and American Miil and X Cut Saws,
Best G. Steel PITT Saws
= uos ut all kinds, selected expressly for retail
Locks ana Hinges Of al kinds Of Tie best quail
Elmo Walters in Sets
cheap ditto in sets, or by the srgie one,
Elegant Plated CaDdlcSicks, Shutters and Ire
| Plated Casiors;
All of the above, with variety Of other Co
I may he found AZ tho FANCY HARDWARE
/ LOOKING GLASS STORE. MAIN STkES
I nov % THEO. hCBERT$O"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-30
SIX DAYS LATER FROM FRANCE

BY the packet ship Rhonc. Capt. Hathaway, at
Now-Y ork, the n. Y. Editors have received Hayre
papers to October goth (Saturday,) and Paris the
evening Of the 18Th.
Captain Hathaway says it was stated just before
he sailed that the French troops had commented
entering Belgium, aud that Marshal SENT had said
he would lay the keys of tho Citadel Of Antwerp on
tho table of the Chamber of Deputies by the l6th OF
November.
From The Courier Francois nj 10Th oct.
The report was universally current about d
O'Clock yesterday, that the Council. of Ministers
had just determined that tho French Army should
enter Belgium and undertake the siego of Ant.
wcrp. This report came from the Offices Of Mi.
nistcrs, and is IN conformity with intentions syow
cd for some days aud Of which yesterday g stated
the grounds and motives.
Although both yesterday and tho day before
there were diplomatic meetings, withsthc view, il
is said, Of discussing these questions it s ilnpos-
sIble, according to tho mode OF proceeding Of the
Conference, chat the Foreign Ambassadors can
have power to adhere in the name Of their Courts
to such step. 3f, thes, it has been decided on.
it must be without refsrohce to len dehorsde1 d..
plonacy. We state this as fact, not as re.
Proach.
From Correspondent.
Pans, Ocsobcr 20fh.
The London ou-nas Of Thursday the 18th,
have just arrived. The following ore extracts:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-30

OF the prevailing epidemic, (thc Cho'.ra,) in Jas
per county, Georgia. on the 3Oth. October, ARTnun
and on tho following evening, WAsHNGToN FAR
LET, sons of Mr. Arthur Farley, of Powhatan
county, Virginia. They young men of great
responsibility and promise. The doting parents bad
taken leave Of them few weeks before their deaths
and had given them handsome portion to begin
life They had emigrated to Georgia, where they
had several sisters and other friends, which leaves
the only consolation that they had every attention
that affection could suggest or their distressing
maladY required.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-30
Executors Sale of Real Estate.

o"'Vt . ''dIV CT NCai EsIltc.
NE Residence OF the Iatc Mrs. Lucy Minor.
known as tho WOOD-LAWN FARM, living
River, adjoining the counties of Spot,sylvania and
Louisa, not having been offered al public auction,
at the recent sale of portion OF the decedenrs
Personal Estate miH, (uness sold at private sale,
IN the nferiin,) be offered tn the Highest bidder,
either in one tract, in lots, To suit purchasers
on the 9th OF December next, if fair, if not the.
noxt lair day, Sundays cxcepted) upon the premi-
SEES One third Of the purchase money to BIO paid
IN hand, and the other two thirds in Two equal
payments, falling due the 9Th November. 1888.
and 9Th November, 1884, the purchaser giving bond
and approved personal security, with deed of
trust upon the promises, to secure the payments
lhore Is how growing "a promising crop of wheat,
ot2l7 bushels sowing, 100 of ~ hich is upon well
improved inliow, and the balance upon corn land,
in good heart. p SCALES
Ex'or of Lacy Minor, decd
Wood-Lawn, l.h November 1892 st
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-30
EAGRAsI EHOl'EEg..
RICHMOND Ya
Vxro "a as q, Poyyugr

Il . Ga q 8 q. z OVv NI,u,
late oj tie Rohng5root Hofei, Petersburg,
& 9 EsPGcrPuLLy informs his friends and the pub
- ~ lie generally, that he has leased the EAGLE
no Ell, and will take possession on Tuesday the
2J'h INST. when lie will he prepared 10 accoinmo
"'e lr'fr''eFs '"S others in me BEST s'yio. 1t is
his intention to make many alterations in his cs.
adjustment, which he thinks : ill have a tendency
TO add nucn to the comfort and convenience of
thosc VINO may favor him with their patronage
Memhers ot the Legislature will be provided with
comfortable apartments, and every exerton used To
give them satisfaction. 1t is scarcely necessary to
say any thing of the advantages which this we'll
Nhown Hotel offers, situated in the centre of bust
ness ana convenient to al! the public offices. His
expe fence in the business iustiies Kim in saving
mat norhlng on his part shall DO wanting to render
public. NO 10 edS,c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-30
PROCEEDINGS IN GEORGIA.

We had prepared for this days paper a sketch of
the Legislative and Convention proceedings al.
Miiledgev.!.e, on the subject of the Tariff but we
yield the space tn the immediate importance
OF the Report OF tie S. Carolina Convention, a
document of great length ond ability, and which
will not fail to arrest the profound attention of
every reader.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-30
NOTICE.

~ NJ. c. PENDLErON, Esq. having resign
ca as one oi the Commissioners OF the Cir
cunt superior Court Of Law aud Chanccry for the
County OF llcnrco, the parties Interested in cases
pending before him. are hereby notified that such
cases are transferred TO the undersigned, who will
proceed IN them as ono of the Comuni. sioners Of
SAID Court, IN the same manner if proceed
ings already had in them had commenced before
him.
The Office Of the UNDERSIGNED is one door below
the Post Office JNO. SHORE, Conm,r.
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