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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-12
New England Seed Store.

a / the Agricultural and Hortitalta5ai Uare
N house connected with the n. EnWlnnd Farntf
the subscriber continues the Seed Establishment
and now offers Ia dealers, Gardeners, and the pub.
lie generally an urriyallcd collection of
GARDEN, GRASS, &'FLOWER SEEDS,
comprising unusual fine varieties ana of undouhlcd
quality and vitullty-being raised under the par
ucolar direction and expressly FOR the establish
ment
Garden Seeds in boxes assorted for dealers from
Toto 100 dollars cach.--Also in pounds, halves aud
quarters at very moderate prices.
Bo1eS 81 Seeds containing good assortment lor
private gardens At $t3 each.
300 to 400 choice varieties of Flower Seeds IN 6
cent papers-20 papers for 81 90
Grass Seeds at the lowest market prices al
Wholesale and Retail
Fruit and Ornamental TREES, Grape Ijue
Plants and Roots supplied at one days notice
Just published a Catalogue of 80 pages which
Will be sent gratis TO customers.
GEO. c, BARRETT.
Feb wlou,
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$50 REW ARD
Oct. IL

R uNAWAY from Jesse Jopling, on The T.,
II - day of October last, a Negro Man by II
name OF CHARLES, about 80 10 80 years Of ~, wv
of black complexion, about feet to Q intt.!
high, slou, and square built, pleasan, cuaneran,o
round face, polite and quick spoken, good set a.
teeth, rather short no Other mark or scars rs,l
Iccted, except his small tors grow together f,rt'.
than usual. i is expected that he has changed H.,
name ind clothing, and obtained free papc. u,n
executed, AMI probably assumed the name of
Bowman, as he has been intimate with free nporo..
OF that name.-Thc above reward of $50 WIN.
gwen If taken out of the counties OF Bedr,,d -,
Botcourt, so that | gel him, or S25 token IN >,
Their of The above counties.
JAMES JOPLlNG
Attorney in fact for Jesse Jonn,
II The Lexington Union and Kama ha Ran
ner will give the above insertions, and forward
ther &C cunts to this Office for payment
Jan. IS u,,
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FOR RENT.

.4sErA The house on the corner of Main
n!A street, and friends Ally, formerly oc-
liiiiH cupied by Lsnc4ser & Marsh. This
.a4I house is us well adapted to The Gro.
Gerry and Commission business, as any house in
ms place, being twenty four feet wide and eighty
SIX IN length, and first rate cellar, extending half
the dePlh OF The house For further particulars, ap
ply to tho subscriber.
DAVID r. LYMAN
Feb g. =,
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FEMALE SCHOOL.

NHE Subscribers will in future keep good as
sortment of Ropes, Twines, Mattresses, &c. al
the store Room occupied by Mr. A. Garrett, near
the market house, and Immediately opposite the
store OF Mr. John }. Purvis, where great induce.
men's VIII lie offered to purchasers either whole.
sale or retail ECHOI.SS cIINDIrr
Jan.
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VIRGINIA:
Rules, holden in the Clerks Office of the CircO'
superior Court of Law and Chancery for the county
~ nueskineham the second day of February ls35-""
la Walton, plaintiff against George Dugud yr Stepben
r. Dugud, sampson Dugud. George Christian, George
Gerry. ' ~
ne defendants George Duguid Jr. and George E. DIV
gnd not having entered their appearance and given secu
Court aud appearing by satisfactorily evidence that they
no. hahi,at OF this country Ii is ordered, thai wv
,' aoeat defendants do appear here the first day u
nv ne hpri. tern and answer the bill of the pisniih s
hat copy OF this order be fo hwiih l.,
h ngihiah Tor two mon tbs SUCCESSFULLY and posted "
VIC Hoht door OF the courthouse of this county.
ACopy-Teste
RI 10 RoLFE ELDRIDGE, c. c. s"
feo ~ WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-12

WIS Is to give notice that all the Bonds and
Accounts that are due the subscribers tbet
"'e NOT PAID by the first day of Mach next
WIN DC 'ndlscrlmInatey given up 10 officers for col
lection, without regard to age, size or condition
CtlESLEY CUNDIFF & CO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-12

Messrs. David Kyle, and Hugh Campbellexecutor

Messrs. David Kyle, aud Hugh Campbell, executor
of William Kyle, deceased.
THAkE notice, that, on the ninth tenth and
"a eleventh days o April nexf, between the
rising and setting OF the sun said days at the
Washington Hotel, IN the town Of Lynehburg we
shall proceed 10 take the DISPOSITIONS of Abraham
+. BIggers and several othtrs-that on the 10Th of
the same mouth, between the same hours at the
tavern Of German Jordan in the county OF CAmp,
bell, we shall proceed to take the DISPOSITIONS of
John Alexander aud oIhers-that on the o3I "a h
and 20 q ct the same month. and between the
same hours, at the Storehouse of FL sha H. Pres
ton, IN the county OF Bedford, shall proceed TO
take the dispositions oil James Wight and others
TINT, on the 9th daY of May next. between III
same hours, at the Bell Tavern, in Lewisburg in
nreenbtier county, We shall proceed 10 take the
deposition OF John Mays-which said dcposit!nn,
"fe 10 be read as evidence in the suit now depenl.
lhs IN the Circuit SUPERIOR Court of Law and
Chancery for the town of Lynchbnrg, in whch we
are plaintiffs, aud Won are defendants when and
where You may attend il you think proper.
HARRISON NJ. GIBBS, aud hinrb Ann
his wife, late M5ry Ann Mays.
adn'x OF Joseph Mays, decd
March N4w
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NOTICE..
PENNY MAGAZINE.

WYE, the undersigned, have appointed Mr.. Ira
w Carpenter, Agent toi the Penny Magazine
aud respectfully inform our subscribers that they
can procure the work from him. The last parts
as soon ms published, will be forwarded on 10 Mr..
Carpenter for delivery also parts TO complete
sets and bound volumes, can be furnished by him
MAYO & DAVIS, Gen. Agts PM.
March 8 81
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New York, Feb. %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-16
ExPoRT or spEClr


For many months past have laid before The public
the imPorRn imports Of specie into the country rs they
took placc.
now dcvolves apon 70 perform duty Of less agree
able character, and TO communicate the public the fact
that tho current Of the stream has changed and that
specie Is now flowing out Of the country.
Since the first Of May the ports Of spocie from tho
ports Of Boston and New York alone amount 10 aont
ONE MILLION AND A QUARTER or DOL.
LARSil
What has led to bs' will he the natural inquiry We
answer, the rapid and immediate expansion 6y the Uni.
ted states Bank ~ extending its loans and incrcasng
its Circulation Of paper during the few months pasf
which we have already laid before the public
In an article upon the currency" which appeared in
the National Gazette in Is23 and which the public cro-
dted 70 the pen Of Mr.. Biddlc is this maxim; The
law Of mixed currency Of coin and paper s that when
from supeabundancc Of the mixed mass too much Of m
coin part leaves The country the remainder must be
sefye9 ~ diminishing the paper part, to make the
mixed mass more valuable IN proportion"
rms article was written at period when considerable
commercial difficulty prevailed II says Daring The
last year, money was very abundantta the demand
Tor com being small n proportion the Banks dslsido
tea Freely Their discounts and notes" The effect vas
that BY tie month Of February the expectations Of so
cie 10 France and England bed become nnsaallq arge
amounting probably 10 the preceding twelve months TO
between four and FIVE millions IS dollars
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-16
rBOaE Els,THC

The following letter from Cadet is from the Nation
al lnteliigenccr. I" Wrsr Pofsr. June 81 ~
The pleasure which is usually felt at the near an.
proaeh OF graduation and return home has been DAMNED
~ an accident Of the most tfagcal nature which las
cast gloom over The whole Of little community
INC room Immediately opposite 10 nsisc is occupied By
Cadei James o. Carrier, Of Virginia, OF whose family
You have probably heard lie has ve,crsbie asr,ni
father, who tcnderly loves him Re had anxiousy cx
pcced The return Of his grandson from West Point next
weeh 70 accompany him on a journey to the Sulphur
Springs James Garter was decidedly Inc oarest and
iivelcst young man whom have over seen He III.
ways seemed checgin and happy and was provcyiol for
me animation and neyefaDing flow Of spirits Re had
written but few days since 10 his parents dcsorLing
The pleasure which he anticipated on his return 10 lie
home and how afdenhy be longcd once more 70 be press
20 10 fher arms. Oh God what change
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-16

WWESTMORELAND FARM FOR SALE ,oill
land, on the Potomac River called Kine C,nsico sod
containing nearly 600 acres This Is one Of the most
productive farms Of s size in the Northern Nccklies
remarkably we'll and is well tmbercd There are on
tins Farm new oycrseers house. barn ana other neces
sary out housesPersons wishing to purchase will d
rect Their letters to tie Subscriber at Mansfield near
ffeoencksOufg WIN. BERNARD.
june S-iGf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-16
FOREIa4N.

FROM ENGLAND
BY the packet ship Eagiand from Liverpool we have
papers 10 The 9th
Letters from liavre, May 9Th state, that Mr.. Living
ston has embarked on board the Constitution which
sailed dat morning for the United States So that sb
may be hourly expected.
The liagre Journal states that the American fraate
CONSTITUTION had arrived % The roadslead Der felnfn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-16

AI,li, -, ;., $3542, 430
MAKING an increase of loans since he doubted the pro
priety OF the increase which had then taken MACE or
upwards OF three millions and half of dollars i
Globe " ~ "'Si WIS -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-16

BOSTON, June IL.
ExEcUrIoN--Thc Spaniards confined in Levcrett
street Ja In this city under sentence of death piracy
will be hanged this day with the exception of De o,o
VINO Is expected will ultimately be pardoned and Ruiz
the carpenter, who has been pronounced insane and will
probably be reprieved.- Gazette
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-16


One OF the most hardened offenders of whom we Ina We
any recollection, is Mary Burdock recently executed at
bristol for the murder of woman who lodped in her
house Up to the moment Of her execution she exhibit
ed not The slightest trace of rcmorse She entered mi
nuely INTO the settlement Of her property and when
pu 10 ink no more of this world concerns she said
" must attend to business She then called Mrs
Fo%lcs: the matron Of The prison. and asked who
makes me gao collins :; On receiving an answer she
again turned to her BROTHER and desired him to "pet
good strong plain coffin, adding "but mind Won are
moving herself up from the bed AMI nnp her elbows
she said mind it must be fusized and let il be lined
win flannel, and mind that have warm comfortable
STROUD, and don't let the coffin be screwed down too
ughy recoiect that il be brought TO inc this evening:
1 u nave IT put by my bedside
- lale Candidate IN northern borough being asked
WY ne did not can vass the electors replied
useless their independence is too well known -
independence, indccd snecred tie inlerrorator Yes
si replied the candidate, "long experience hos taught
me That tic voters Of tie Borough of are the most
independent voters in England for they uniformly take
piDes rom ell parties, and vote for whom they please
aier all am therefore, resolved 10 profit by the les
son. and save my cash"
An elegant % poundcr has been recently raised b the
diving bell from the famous Royal Gcorpe at Soitlead
uc melancholy fate Of which vessel near hundred years
SINCE - familiar to almost every scbooboy of our own
Ono gallon of whale oil has been proved eoual 10 one
bushel Of bones manure for raisine turnps We
advise the soephoders Of Nantucket 10 bear This in
mind w ~
The author Of the new work called aOld Maids bss
made such nm admirable defence Of these venerable shin
ser5 thai they have presented him with silver shield
bearing The motto "Castitas et Felicitas"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-16

htot az H1Tgord-A passenger in the boat from Hart
ford TINS mornings states occurred in that city
yesterday, occasoncd by negro sio,,ng a white man
IN me street. mob was Immediately raised by the
proceeded to pull down the houses Of the blacks
al of which \yer oved ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-16

Most OF our readers that the late letting of
contracts, the old contractors, Mcssrs l.. Porter d Co
were underbii, the route from Washington to Rich
mond, by VIM Smith * Co.. and that since the first of
Jan, the former gentlemen have maintained formidable
opposition upon the line We have heretofore adyerted
to The great increase of facilities for travelling for
ded by this competitions which attcry has been carried
m runous exent--ihe fare having been reduced to
mere tre-Such state of things could last long
would be eftccted-We accordingly have to state
that Messrs VIM Smith d Co. have disposed of their
ence carrying The mail this frcdericksJug arena
June ,. "'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-16

Time Of Che FIRST, 5m. ls.; second heat 5n g. third
heat 5m 30s.-Phaad. Inquirer.
The beautiful country scat Of Henry Pratt, at Lemon
ih near Philadelphia, has been sodby that gentleman
FOR $4,000.
We learn that Capt Beverly Kennon has been an.
pointed 10 the Navy-Yard, Gosport, vice Cant, K
Parker, promotcd.-.Yorjoik Bcatons
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yAsks &
TREMEWDoUs sroRY0

On Saturday afternoon, between 2 and {, o'clock,
we were visited by the most violent storm of hail;
that We have ever witnessed. The stones, which
seemed To be larger than hcn-eges, descended
with velocity which it seems TO MS must have
rendered a blow from thcmlatal. Its range through
the country, fear, has been extensive, and
me damage done to the standing crops exccs-
s"c' he principal injury, in town, so far as
We nave he ard has resulted TO window glass--hou-
sandS o' panes, we presume, being shattered
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0BlTU q Il

50 y lor man, his do> are as erlss; rs flower
ii e.. Geld, SO he nourishttlt-.or the wind pa,-
seth over it, md it is zone! and the place thereof
hall know it 10 more 10
Departed this lie, in the county of Ta'alleo,
ucaf the town Of Talcdleo, in the state Of Allha-
ma, on the l3d altimo, in tie 2Dll year OF bs are,
after pro,rdctel illness, Dr.. pIrtn l.. PE>N, ior-
mcry oil Parjr, county, Virginia. Dir. Penn had
but recently removed to that country, and wis at
once realizing the brightest prospect, OF success IN
ms profession. Possessed of fine educaton---,'n-
lowed with a thorough and extensive knowledge OF
the science of mcdcine--hc bid fair, at no distant
day, to rank with the first physicians Of the coun-
try. The writer of this article regrets his inabi-
lily to do Justice to the HIGH merits Of the deceased.
\ better pen could pouruay, in appropriate Ian
1iagc, the many virtues which shonc brilliantly j.
hi, character Warm and devoted in his friend
ships-iirm aud ln1cXibe IN his princtpcs-poe
and Identified in his cporimcn-pcrSuasivo and
refined in his manners-the grave has closed upon
no one more beloved and respected than Doctor
Peter L. Penn. Not twelve months have elapsed
since he babe adeu TO the scenes of his nativity
flushed with ardent and sanguno calculations Of a
LONG life Of usefulness and of increasing cmnence
in his profession. But how Disappointed Met at
the hrc,hold b., the monster death" he ilourish-
ed only aS the flower of tho field. In distant
home his rclationS-rclations devotedlv attached
t, him, he brcathcd his last like "A philosopher an
a chr,tiln-pcriocly resigned to his fate, perfectly
happy-hc cave shining evidence Of the consola-
ton of the christian religion, in this last, solemn
and awful momont of human existence.
RoMEo.
o. The Richmond Wing and Danyie Report
cr will obligc subscriber by copying the above
in their papers
Patrick, Junr IL, 1885.
--, on the 9th September, 1884, at her
residence, Mrs. MARTHA DEMPSEY, of Amherst
county, Virginia.
o. The papers in the State of Ohio are re-
quesed to publish the foregoing for the Informal
ton of Mr.. William Demspev, the husband of the
deceased who is supposed to be somewhere in that
State.
ENOR IIIRE-Two very good Reapers, with thei,
Il Cradles. ELIZA q. LAMBETH.
June - 1t
M NE< Z QfnUe - -,
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WOODssOs1EeNE SCHOOL.

TlIIE subscriber, having returned nom The " cst,
and abandoned all idea of moving thithcr,
spcctfully informs the public, that his School will
again be open for the reception q! boarders and day
scholars on the 18th June, and continue until the
18th December following, The rates for boarding
and tuition will be the same as heretofore.
Parents and guardians may rely on the stnctest at
tcnon being paid TO the moral and literary improve
ment of those who may be entrusted to the subscr
hers care Any improvements III discipline. instruc-
ton or text books, that either experience or refce
ton may suggest, viii be promptly adopted.
SAM FL Il. MILLER.
pittsylyania. Innc i Wit If
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o. Robcr, !. Walker, Esq has been appoint
ed, by the Governor of Mississippi, Senator in
Congress, from that State, TO supply the vacancy
occasoncd by the expiration of Mr.. PondeStcrs
term Of service. The appointment is Of course
only temporary, until the Legislature meets. We
sincerely hope il may moi be confirmed by that
body. II Mr.. peindexter is to be succeeded by a
Van Bnrenitc, let il he by who is from prin-
eiplc, and not irom interest. TIN, MIR. Walker is
the same man who wrote 10 Senator Black, approx
M oi the course Of thai gentleman aud Mr.. Pom
lcNtcr, in opposing the "rcmoyal of the depoS-
lies, and dcnounelnc the conduct Of " the govern
mcnt,' and who alterwnds, Tor the sake Of pro-
curing tins or >one other appointment, defended,
IN set speeches, throughout the State which he
trNcrsed Tor the purpose, the course of Cen. Jack
son on TINT subject. Such men OUGHT to be scout
81 from society, instead ol being rewarded hy pub
lie hoaors, for their infamous dupeii, and treaclc
~.
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Ee. EARLY.
SURGEON DENT1sT,

PROPOSES dividing his time between Lynch
/ burg Halila>, Charlotte and Prince Edward
Counties lie has just received from Philadelphia
aFurnacc and other apparatus, whchare essential in
the manufacture of whole and parts otsctts OF Art-
cal Teeth.
lie is thankful for past encouragement, and will
do his best to merit future ones.
- In Lynchbug, he can be found at the Frank
lin Tavern.
N,yIS fits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-29

o. Il Is stated in the Louisville journal, that
John Pope Esq. who WIS recently removed from
the office Of Governor OF Arkansas has returned
10 kentucky, violently cNaspcraed against the adj
mini,tratiou. Tin influence Of the Pope family Is
extensive in kenuchy, and ii it be turned against
the administration, It's power will be severed, felt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-29

Veto message, he declared that he could have fur
niShod plan which would not he liable TO constiuu
tional objections ~ he Hstcnca'-but not TO mp
prove But did he dissent lie did not lie was
thcn we presume, neutral. The dictunl of Gen
Jackson, II it had not changed his opinion. had 81
(eneed hiHi--and, had the notable scheme .
an tNchequer Bank, instead of being dashed int,
oh'tnnty 10y the storm Of rdicule which its ahSur-
dnl provoked, been pushed by the "admn-
Ntt1tlon and the republican party" Qlcavci
save the mari, J it would have found fewer more
decided though many ADLER advocates, than Rich
! ard NJ. Johnson of kentucky. Nay, he gives the
public plainly 10 understand, that, . in the even, Of
the tti7re OF the experiment to the State
Banks, he should hase advocated National
Bank If that failure could have conferred on
The government power, which, in his opinion,
Tie constitution had expressly withheld
So, toe, with the Tariff. lie formerly voted
for protecting datics-hnl he is now-rhat2 w
defy any men IN say. except that, having voted for
MI SlaA'S compromise bill, he is opposed 10 in
terierlng with the question, until that arrangement
expires IN 1872 Bur, the people should rcmcm-
Der that then the question will be rc-opened, e
ven tparlN sPifit should permit ii to slambcr 50
long, And vl.an it is re-opcncd, whore then viii
Col. johnson be found! This Is the important
qucstioa-and thi~ is the very point upon which
ne has failed to enlighicn the people.
In rele.ur 10 informal Improvements, although
no man ms been rmeradNoeatc of them than
y y IL - II ;I,,tt I,.1-
son'sNieWs are founded in true WISDOM and We
therefore presume thatthey are adopted by himself
hal are these yiewSl So far as we can compre-
hcnd them, they are tovctoab llto-da> 81 oappro>e
anoherto- orrow, both making appropriations ion
improvements presenting the same claimto be con-
sidcred works ola nat,oaai caractor-,o consrntto
the removal of distractions to navigation below
and 10 deny it above ports of entry, by which mo-
table means power is 10 be exercised by the GEN
eraI government, not BY tie grant Of the eonstitu
ton, but by the authority OF its own cuaelmrnts
In Other words, The general power OF appropriation
is denied, but i, exercise allowed in specific eases.
Or, tomakr palmer, by ustrat.on-Go Congress-
la, no" right 10 make an appropriation IN aid 81
the mproN cmcnt of james River as highas Rich
mond, because that city is port Of entry, but 10
dgher-Nct, ii may acquire rieht TO improve il
as hi-h a. Lynehburg, by simply passing Ia~,
declaring Lynehbulg port otentry. Indeed, ~
llS MAGICAL process Of constitutional constitution,
Tie general government may render Goose Crc,h
na'ieabie by simply establishing port Of cntrN
at its soarcc These aleihc "wise views which
Col. johnson adopis-not because he has come 10
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rNXYN CLOCK.

yTHE Vestry of St. Paul's Church, being en-
l. gagged in collecting subscriptions for procu-
ring Torn Clock, the citizens of Lynchburg are
respectfully requested to leave their names, as
subscribers to this object, with MIR. Alexander
Tompkns, at the Farmers Bank.
Junc 4Wif