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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03
.N'UT'ss'k.

2f virtue OF decree of The Circuit superior
~ Court oi La" aud thmcrry. Ion the County Of
Amherst, pronounced on the 9Th ,a, of Nprl iS;ij
IN the suit Prosscr Powell pitt AGAINST " ,Ilan Jop-
linR, Nelson Crawford. Leonard lIenly, Abram Car.
tel aud others deits the nndersie ned who is there
by appointed Commissioner FOR the purpose will.
on the I'd das OF December next proceed on the
premises 10 sell tbegnning with the a. herein
aitei enumerated, and selling onlv 50 much nS may
be necessary 10 satisfy III, purposes at the SAID de-
cree) To the highest bidder Ion ready money that
IS. tact nj land belonging 10 Abram Carter lying
hihe County Of Amherst, STYLED the Saw Mil Trac,
orIot No ,, and aai joins X oben II. Carter aud 9th
cts, which contains 21e acres Also anothcrtract al
long the tract FIRST mentioned, known by the nam,
OF the iotrlady Mountain, and contain ISl acrcs.-
And on the ,ir, day Of December next | shall pro-
cccd on III. promises, III like manner, to s.llio tn,
highest bidder, Tor ready MONEY, another tract %
land, also belonging 10 the sud tbfan Garter aud II
said decree mentioned winch IN thu said County q
Amherst, containing l9D acres, lying between TIA,
North aud South branches OF Bulaloc river and o,
the Fork Mountains adjoining the lands OF Aaron
liggmbotham and others.
THO. n. fiBtNk.
ShcrY Of 1mhesi, Wv"
81.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03
SOUTH CAROLINA.

The Legislature of South Carolina convened
at Columbia Oh the 23d ult. The Message OF
Gov. McDuflie fills eleven mortal columns of the
Columbia Telescope. He denounccs, as Of yorc
this protecting system, which, being collapsed, if
not deiunct, the =" gun powder Percy" might have
very properly omitted to notice it without bringing
into question his allegiance to the Palmetto STATE
A large portion of the Message is devoted to the
Abolition question, much Of which will meet with
auniyersarespoase in the South, though the peculiar
opinions of MIR. McDuflie with regard to the benefit
of Slavery as an element of the social and political
compact, will be numerously disScned from. II
We have room in our next, shall copy this por-
ton of his messaee.-Thc subjects Of cducaion
internal improvements, banking and the militia are
extensively and ably doscantcd upon; and the
Message concludes with the following fling at the
federal government and the heir apparent:
81 have but few words to say 10 vou in rcla-
ton to the administration of the Federal Govern
ment AMI the general condition of our f. lrral rcla
tons Il has been fer some years my opinion that
with a large surplus revenue, the corrupIions Of
that government would soon become incurablc /;
ahult IS by no means CERTAIN that th'y nave not
already reached that fatal point. The existing aus
pces, beyond all question, are icariully mpropl-
tons. Tie ci. magistrate Of cur imperial rcpuh
lie is at this moment more independent of public
opinion and wields more despotc power than
either the King of Great Britain or the King of
france, and it remains to be seen whether the
people OF the United States, like the degenerate
Romans in the time of Tiberus, will recognize his
right to nominate his successor, by raising to the
throne the imperial though not very youthful Ce-
sar, who has been already clothed in the purple
with due solcmnty, and formally presented to the
people, as the anointcd and rightful heir to the
succession"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03
"A New supply OF ksr. a. White.
Vegetable Tooth Ache Drops,

'E'siE only specific ever offered 10 the public from
winch permanent and radical cure may be obtain-
cd OF that d'sagreabie pnin the Tooth ache, with
all rs attendant evils such tlaeuring the Jaw in
extracting the Teeth, which oiIen proves more pain
tai than the Tooth ache 1selt aud cold passing from
the dccaycd Teeth 10 the Jaw, thence 10 the head.
producing rheumatic Affection with many other I'M
pleasant effects, such Is di=aeteeable BREATH and
taste IN III" mouth, Nc, all of whieh are produced
ON foul or dccayed Teeth.
am happy TO have II my power In offer 10 tn.
world remedy thai will not ouls rcmove the pam
niue times out of ten, II pfoper, appled but pre-
serve the Teeth from hnih.r decay. and arrest the
dreaso IN such arc dcra>ne aud haye M, com.
mc"crd aching, rsstoflp2 l,in IL health and useful
uceg.
tcric.scy NJ Drntief4 and Phvsioians-also. ii.
rrrIionS Tor using, nceoinp.ny narh bottle.
For sale 10y Il. SrABIFR,
Druggist, I.yachbmy.
Erlr. y RieuAnps. Liberty,
JoHS =. krztr, #soif7n
J. :. caoekEr'r, I iriStiunsburg.
Junr - of ion
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03
ZOC PAIR Gum Elastic Shoes, low priced,

ZVC PAIR Gum Elastic Shoes, low priced
493 gallons Uinter Lamp Oh.
% baskets Champagne Wine,
100 canisters Unter Proof Oil Backing, pre-
pared bv the rel knorn and highip es-
teened Capt. Pdrtridge, of Hest Point.
1890 lbs. Salt Petre, refined,
% baskets of best Salad and Sweet Oil
;}} - to Is gallon casks Madeira Wine
100 gallons pure old Holland Gin choice brand,
20 boxes Shy l0and 10 by II Window Glass,
and fresh Putty.
II chests of Family Teas,
$50 gallons pnre old Jamaica Rum,
90 gallons Honey,
3 half pipes Champagne Brandy,
2l5 boxes (assorted sizesl Segars, part direct
importation, and equal to iny brought
TO America.
For sale by HOW ELDA' les.
Nov. ~ MS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03

To Timber Getfcrs.

I WILL give the market price for OACH TIM
d RER. of the following descriptions delivered at
tho Factory lately occupied by Messrs. II. X. Beach
~ Co.:
Ash Plank u II, .. n, , and inches thick
yellow heart Poplar sd and inches thick;
Whit" Oak Spohes, 30 inches long, to dress 10 IA
by = inches.
C. wish TO hire a Boysto strike in a Smith's
trade. SAMUEL AYRES.
Nov. %, is if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03
A CARD.

nUR customers and the public at large, are re
~ specially informed, that do not intend to
discontinue our business at this place, has been
ported.
We also assure those whom 1t may concern, that
no person persons whatever, in any manner or
form, interested In our BUSINESS except ourselves.
BELL 4 RICHARDSON.
Liberty, Va. Nov. "a. 2,f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03

: 'ir. John Q. Adams is out in another G.
a'.''' 10 the editor Of the Bangor Wing. We copy
u another column, though we see mi nothing
r' '"y OIL special note, except the remark that he
w not intend in his letter to Mr.. Pcarcc, to
'se The lfhig party OF Rhode Island with
s"''ery' but only that portion of them " COM
r n OF Hartford Convention federalism and
N.Y., Arch Masonry" Nr. Adams did not for
'o)ect to Hartford Convention fcderalists
loyal Arch Masons, when he was warmly
'ppo''ed by both for the Presidency.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03
Al. AB MA.

The Legislature of Alabana convened at Tus-
,a|oosa on the 10th ut. In the Senate, Samuel
B. Moore Van BUREN, was elected President, by
a majority of 10 over MI. Rather n'he House,
James w. McClung (Whi,c) was elected Speak
er, by majority of over John y. Phclan. If
these votes be fair test of the strength of parties
liz would seem that they arc pretty equally divi
ded
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03
sySrEcgGEp 81 ne s9Gsmfcy,

Grocers and Commission Merchants
NTIS!iiNG to extend lher Commissio" Bust
w ness to the sale Of TOBACCO, respect
fully solicit the patronage OF 1heir friends and the
public generally.
On all Consgnmcnts they will make LIBERAL
ADVANCES and from their experience in business
they hope by stic attention to render sa'lNac'ion'
~ The D0nriHc Reporter mW insert ! ~'efs,
and charge this office.
Nav I6 wtsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03
SChcllsC.


Tickets $lo-llalycS S5-QrN. 81 80.
For sale At DIGGLS' OFFICE.
Dec. 3
all the influence and energy Of the rovcrnmci
in the one case, Surrounding wealthy and nouris
- ing Island in the blood of its white inhabitants
r. the other, LITERAL, driving the ministry, by mc,
OF an instructed Parliament, To pcrpctraic that /
of sui, lal legislation and colonial oppression, d
emancipation Of slaves in the British West Indil
. 1t may be not nnaplly compared TO the olcmt
~ OF lire, OF which neglected spark amongst cod
bustbc materials, which "A timely stamp of 4
foot mieht have ,xtincnishcd forever, speed
swclls INTO "A sweeping torrent Of fiery dcsolatio
;. which no human power can arrest or control.
= the opinion of intelligent West India planters,
- is because the local authorities, from "A sense
- false security, neglected to hang up the frs,
~ these political missionaries that made their app,
anoc on the Bri, sh Islands, that they doom
To barrcnncss and dcScrtion, aud to be the wrci,
ed abodes OF indolcnt and proleutc blacks,
h, liblling in their squalid poverty, gross immoral
u and slavisl Subsection to AN iron dcspoism
:, British bayoncts, the fatal mockery Of all
:, promised blessings OF emancipation.
~ Under these circumstances and in this crit
coniuncture of our ailairs IA" .ni"..,. nd rcsn,
To Mrs>r>. Edward BoIliuo. executor OF Archer
Payno If. Nathaniel II. Price and Mosby Ar
mold, adm'rs de bonis non of Richard Ice, dec,
and PaSchal Wade, cN'or Of Tabilha Ice, dec,
Thomas Andrews and 1ahuha his wife, Richard
Lee son OF " lllian,) Garnet Lee, john Lee,
John Arnold nd Patsy his wife, John Fowler
and Betsy wife, " Ham lli> and -- his
wife, and Nathaniel Price and Nancy hi, VIII.
N1OU and each OF YOU viii Please take notice
4 that ON the 80 II and 3lst day, of Drccm-
Der, at powelrs Ilolrl, in Petersburg, snail take
the deposition al Edward Boiling, i co-dctrndant,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03

vUNIE subscriber, having determined to contin-
4 ne the Commission b sncss at his old stand,
is prepared TO make liberal advaacrs on all pro-
ducc consigned to his care From his long expe-
fence at business and by strict attention. he
hopes TO receive share of The business formerly
bestowed on Iiolcombc * Tyrec.
RICHARD TYREE
July j 'Si
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03
LOOK Iif,s.E!


r early application IS made, the subscriber VIII
1 sell a great bargain in desirable tract OF Land
lying in the county Of Franklin, Virginia on large
stream, which affords compact body oilo" grounds
fso,ne of which is splendid Land) mile IN Length -
The whole tract contains 9l5 acres about 700 yet in
woods a great proportion good, and some splendid
Tobacco Land. Persons wishing to purchase, can
,Dply to the subscriber, at Rocky Mount. Franklin
county, Virginia. Terms very accommodating.
BEVERLY SNDNOR, Jr.
Nov. 30 " II VI o'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03

a. 1t is true thai Col. Crockett has gone to
Texas. The Lilie Rock (,rhansa>) Advocate
of the 18Th ult. SAYS: We shall die conrcntcd
We have seen the Hoe. David Crockett, who ar
rived in this place last evening ON his way 10 Tex
as, where he contcmplatcs ending his days. A
supper was given to him, of which many citizens
partook."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03

Judge Vim. B. Reese in the chair and David A.
nesderick and David Campbell, Secrctares.) A
,rcamble and resolutions were adopted, strongly
.-sng upon the Legislature Of Tennessee the pro-
,,;ety of ernbarking in the cause with zeal and
enerpy The meeting refer 10 various routes sHo-
lon Of. in which Tennessee IS Interested, butcI-
,rcss no decided preference for either.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03
TO ALL CONCERNED:

fENliE subscribers take this method OF notifying
r. their customers. that such have accounts due,
are earnestly desired TO come forward aud pay mp.
aud all Others respectfully requested to call and
close by note gr otherwise. Ne hope town friends
viii not trouble to call on them, bur send brug
III the ainouul of their small accounts netnoran
duns. The only apology will offer Tor this brief
make speedy close Of our
p -lt9 F. ;. MILLER & co.
Nov. 30 otif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03
INDIA RUBBER oooDs.

I'll. sahsefiher has inst seeeiyct and ofItrs tat
safe, te" articles OF India Rubber Goods con
ssang oi Mems Over Coats, life rrcscrv-
srs. caps with Capcs. Travelling Bags.
sporting Bags, Gun Cases. DC.
VI. ". DAVENPORT.
Dee f.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03
Nlw LONDON ACADEMY.
nj K. HENRY L. DAVIES, having rcsie,

M - '''.'hi l.. bNN ll-N, having resigned
~ ms situation ~ principal Teacher At tbs
SEMINARY, the Trustees trr plra>urcin advancing
10 The public, that they have engaged Nj. G.oear
/. pAbNli, Of Campbell to take CHARGE Of tho la
stltulion
In mak'ng tbs announcement, the trustees deem
II proper To state, that tho standing ot Mr. Dahnav,
Is gentleman and scholar, IS nvouched by the
most ample and satisfactory testimonials. Al,r
graduating, will distinguished honor, AZ llampden
StiA'A College, hc became student al the Ini-
fefaiiN al VIRGINIA, where his cducaon was com
riete upon a large and liberal scale Entertain
lhs nga eptnion oi lis literary aLd classical at
iatamenis, aud believing thdt he viii Gdithiuly dis
eharge bls dutlesas tyachrr the trustees take plea
SUE IN recommending !j> School to die patronage
nj the public.
Lie exercises al tbs Institution Will commence
IN the tirA day OF January ncNr, aud terminate on
TIL 3oth day Of June following, when there viii be
Il public examination, 50 conducted as fart, To
ie>l the proficiency the pupils.
l he course OF instruction Will rlnhacr the
Greek, Latin and French Languages, Geography,
with the use ni the Maps and Globes, ENGLISH
Grammar, Arithmetic, Mathematics, 81.
The charge for tuition III the Languages. and
higher branches OF Mathematics, will b. ~
aud ior the English branches, - per month"; Bosrd.
including bed, washing, candle and fuel will be
S. per month.
II further ln'nrmalionls desired, letters address
>ed 10 Mr George +. Dlhncy, at MarysvilIe.
Campbell Cosntv, until the LIST Drccmhrr next
vii he attended To. After that tmc they may h,
directed 10 New London.
TIE TRUSTEES.
pfC.b W,,w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03

u The essays signed Light" in the Rich
mona Enquirer, excite universal disgust There
was time when the Enquirer would not have dis
sraced It's columns with such maudin abuse. Il
We surmIse correctly, this "heh" springs from
very muddy Fountain.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03
MISSISSIPPI ELECTION.

4 letter from a member elect of the Mississippi
legislature to the Editors Of The Columbia (Tcnr.)
Observer says" stand pledged to vote for no
Van Buren, Senator, as do a large majority of our
Legislature
Another letter from an intelligent source AT Nat
chez to gentleman in Lynchburr, says, that
Van Buren, Senator cannot be elected from that
State, under any circumstances. Ii old Pains
should be reelected. the White House would be
the scene Of some furious antics.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03
James River d Hanayha comsanv.

seLRstANi 10 tin pro, aions of tho, charte,
anu laws oil the Company general meeting
o' the Stockholders will be held in the city OF Rich.
nond' on The SECOND Monday of December, 1895
lie hye-a"s require that a. III proxirs 10 rcprc-
se"' s'eeHnoiaefs Mt general meeting, must be
under the seal Ut the stoekholaer; those of corpo.
raions under The corporate seal; aud thos, of in.
dsldnas under their private seals. arknovl.d,oJ
and proved before asJnstiee Of iii. Peace"
lilo following form for the appointment, of prox
les by private stoo hholders, is recommended:
. kNow At MN ny rnrsr PRESENTS, Tina,
we whose MINES afe hereunto subscribed, hcino
taekholders III the James River aud karawha
COMPANY, do herebv constitute aud appoint -
rs our trne and lawful attorney and proxy to rep
resent Us IN the eeneral meeting of the tockhuhl-
ers OF the sud Company. 10 be- holden in the city
of Richmond, on the second Monday in Dcccn,-
b,r, lsBb-with full power and authority, in such
general meeting, 90 the FIRST day thereof ar on amy
other day (which II may he adjourned, for US and
each OF Us, 10 1--WE such vote votes, and do such
other &C, or nets, rs aud each of us could rive
aud do, as members Of the said meeting. were we
personally present. And We do hereby ra,ify and
confirm whatever vote or votes, act or acts, our
said attorney may lawfully rive or do, for rs and
each oi us, IN pursuance Of The AUTHORITY here, hy
conferred upon him
Witness onr hands aud seals this - tlsy o,
-, one Thousand oiehl hundred and ,hrty-6vc.
T,,te, - - (Sc,,A
$500 .==-=- - (Scal.)
~ - (Scal)
- ------ (Scal)
hc. DC,
---~--- 10 ut
!, - ---, ,lnstce of the Peace Cpr
the - aforesaid, do hereby certify thai ----
-, whose name is above subscribed rs an al
testing witness, personally appeared before me, ia
my ------ aforesaid aud made oath that the ahoy,
named 49,, -, --- and -, whose names
are subscribed rs parties To tho above Il tier of nt-
torneN, acknowledged the same IN the presence of
the SAID witness, nS their act and deed.
Wlmcssmv hand and seal this 49, ,a, If
one thousand eight hundred and lhrtv-Gvc.
- (Scal)" D
IT, he following form oil power of attorney
10 traner Stock, has heen adopted,
kNow Alt MN n lnE.E rHrsrNTs, That
!, ----- -, ot ------, do hereby constitute
ana appoint -----. -, al ------, my true aud
lawful attorney, ior and in my name and be-.
nall Ia transfer unto - III --------,
shares OF the capital OF JOINT stock of th, jaime,
River and kanawha Company, unto me belong
nv, upon winch - dollars per SHARE have been
rnld; and tof that parpnse 10 make aud execute
all necessary acts NJ assignment transfer there
of
In witness whereof have lercunio SCI nv hand
aud seal, this --- day ot -----, ~
seated and deirercd IN
presence ~
Dcccmbcr;i. #
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03
JOIN THOMPSON. in. Clerk.


imte ST Court House. Nor. - 1893
The parties will take notice that have appointed
Thursday, the 7ih day of January next to commence
the accounts IN the foregoing order specified, On
which day, N the hour OF 10 o'clock in the morn.
ing, they arc requested 10 attend M my office with
all necessary papers, prepared for examination and
settlement ROBERT TlNSLEY, Conn.
The lcGa'ces of David Shepherd decd, are in
formed that the estate III my hands as administrator
de hons non, will be divided, ~ soon as the above
accounts are settled. StN' II. VI. GARLAND
Dec. , WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03
nr.csous TOR sAnr ON cREp-r

WILL be sold To the highest bidder, at Edmund
w logwoods X Co.'S Store, IN hediord COUNT
on "Wednesday the ..rl oil December next ON cred
it of SIX months, nine likely Slaves, Men, " omen
and Children, belonging to the estate Oh j" nI."'''
burton, decd. HE hb"A
Dec Z WI lu'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03
$SsEEo VIZ :.

Besides Observation-Disclosures -lGs-&c.
Tickets S5-Ilalves sl-Qrs. g.
For Sale at nlGGES OFFICE
Or LUCK.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03
r., T.. EsebtS EN-.

r.. 4. BOWEN.
Us now opening. in the Store two doors above
y Nessrs Williams X Nctors an eutlre new Stock
of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,. &C.,
suitable for the present and approaching Season,
which he will sell low Tor Cash.
lie particularly requests his friends and acqnan-
ances to call and examine bis Stock before purchas
ny
oct. Nus
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03

W The Ant-Nlasonic National Correspond
ing oommt'ec' have given notice that Conven-
ton of that party, for the purpose of consi cring
.'e exped'ency of nominating candidates for the
PRESIDENCY and Vice Presidency, will be held II"
ensuing Spring. Notice is to bc hereafter given OF
the time and place Of meeting
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03

@ Richard Dobbs Srrighr, Esq. "a friend of
the administrator has been elected Governor Of
North Carolina, for the ensuing year. The vote
stood thus: For Spaight l03, VIM. B. Mcarcs
Whig) 50, scattering 5. Although a majority of
'tes it does not follow that the State is collared.
Ibis result may be fairly attributed to those me-
qualnes of representation, which will not be 50
sensbly felt in North Carolina, under hcrncw con-
sti'ution, which is about to 90 into operation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03

u" We are glad tn >ee hat the Legislature oi
Vermont has rejected, by the decisive vote Of 50
to H. resolution in>trneting the Senator, and
requesting the Representatives Of that State in
Congress to use ther best eNertions to procure the
abolition Of Slavery in the Dz.ric, Of Columbia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03

We have a large quantity OF IooSo LneS dal7y on
the market four Gnhs Of which Is badly hosted-
'rh" prices arc very high, and astonshIngy well
maintained. The planters are getting good prces,
for an article thcy considered worthless. Mean
I.ugs have not been as high since the Ncar l9l6-
We have no late foreign accounts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03
REVIEW
or TUE LYNCUBIRG NiRkE7S
Corrected by lIolcombc * Tyrce.

No Fine Tocacco IN market, either old or new
Two hhds. of new, respectable qnaty, sold a, SCI.
Iurs, new UroscdO : = oto ) -
Lugs (uut irostcd) & I'D to Z %
Loose parcels OF Tobacco, of fair qua
lily, u % 10 . 90
Inspected in the month of November, II passed
lids. 2l6 refused; total go hhds
Comparison Of inSpcctions 1871 and 1885:
Passed. Refused. For inspt'n. Stock.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03

- Tie Charlottesville Advocate, an able
Wig paper, is hereatlerto be published twice "A
week, instead Of once, ms formerly.