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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-07
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Monday. September =. 1895.
THE MILITIA SNSrEM

llit MILITIA ~ STEM.
/ has long AGO been observed thai " Militia i,
Il TN cheap defence of nations: :" But We very
i nuch doubt whether they would constitute any de
t,ncc at all, organized or rather completely dis
Gganzed, rs it, Il among Us. We have witnessed
with especial rcerct, the decay of every thing like
military >Pirt-so that it is absolutely difficult il,
alopalaliou Of 5000 soul, 10 maintain two re-
spectacle volunteer corps or any rneth of time.
just after the southampton affair, a splendid ca
valrN company wis formed in tins place-fnll IN
numbers, handsomely equipped, and promising
wellhothor stability and usefulness. But, the occa-
sion which called it into being having almost pass
cdaway from the memory. that once energetic
corps has dWindled away to a mere han Hull, 50
few in number, that they are absolutely a>inme i
to show themselves on the street, which they for
merlv parlded mall The pride Of conscious strength
and resp ,ctahv-lhis should mol be 50, cspc-
callv at tai, TIM which wears not only a present
aspect of pcrl, but exhibits ominious indications
OF an approaching crisis which sill summon every
man 10 his post. The Two skeletons of companies
which now exist AMONG us should be filled up To
the ma>imum required by law, and one ii not two
others shonld be lormcd--And we should be glad
10 the spirit didisng itself in the country also,
every ncishborhood furnishing al least one well
organized and equipped company.
Wecanno bui hope that the aspect OF affairs
will draw the earnest and seiioo' attention oil the
next Legislature OF Nueinia to the Importance Of
efficiently organizing the military force OF the State
notify the passage ola law occupying some 30
or l0)p1gc, Of thc ,tl;ulc-book, with useless dc.
tails, which are read by moi one III thousand OF
the people, and remembered by net one IN hun
dred Of those who may read thenl, but 10y the
cnaction OF a few simple regulations, which may
be universally enforced. One or two companies
in every battaionshouldbca rmcd-mnNter, should
be moro frequent and in order 10 secure fall at
tendance, the officers should be men OF rrNpccta-
blity and standing and, above all the fines should
not only be 50 hlah as to render II the interest OF
every man to take his station in the ranks, hut
placed on the footing OF other debts, 50 that their
collection may not be eNadedby men perfectly a
BE either to muster or to pay, but who nov do ne.
ther. 1t IS apparent thai the day Is RAPIDLY ap-
preaching, when We mnst either render our militia
'''.', ''''' Nv u W y" Nv s''' "'''
NV = '''' ~, -.
''''''s u NV way y -
''"' may :" ~ Inv ~ ~ - '"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-07

Mr.. ST. Glars books, accounts Sc. have been BY
ne placed in the hands of Mr. Henry Huntington,
who Is authorised 10 collect settle, aud dust the
my agent. JNO VI. OTEY.
Scp.7 2tif
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EaOEraEIBkg

Az ANTED. a ilouseAecpar, in a boarding school
w for Young LADIES. The most unauestlonlbe
testimonials will be Npeeted-hPply to the Editors
II by letter, past paid.
AUGUST II ''il
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pUgrYC NOTICE.

HAY T. this day assigned and transferred to John
h NJ. Otey tor value Of him received, all debts Of
every character NOW due and owing to me. Persons
indebted To me are therefore requested 10 make inn
mediate payment to hnn. JAMES ST. CLAIR.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-07

Mr.. lIickcrson WIS the Van Buren, candidate,
and Mr.. " alden tie Whig.
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NSs'H'

ravHE Winter session Of the subscribers School
4 will commence on the 18th Scptcmhcr.-A
few boarclcrs can be received INTO hi, family
WN. :. REID.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-07

d > I'hc Lexington VA. Gazette Will insert the
above twice, and forward account to tins office for
payment.
Sep. u2-S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-07
POST OFFICE DEP ARTHI VT

Some weeks ago, the Washington Globe, IN or.
der TO eloriy Amos kendall, published the FOL
lowing synoptcal view OF sundry reforms" which
he had introduced into the Post Office DEPART
ment since his installation as Posi- Master GEN
cral:
When Mr.. Kendall came into the Pos, Office
Department, he found Mr. kyle IN CHARGE of the
paper room, nj salary Of 5000, and MIR. Brown
superintendent Al $500, making Tor both 81 lOO
lie assigned both duties 10 Mr. Kyle at 5000.
thereby saving 5000.
He found Mr.. Burrows receiving, asa
messenger, 500 for incloSng blanks,
500 aud in perquisites about $500;
aud at the same time another gentleman
was employed IN directing blanks, and
sending oat locks aud KEYS al $500.
lie assigned the entire duty as 10
blanks and locks and KEYS, In Mr. Bur
rows, At $500 raised IN assistant mes
scngcr whose salary WIS $3.50, 10 the
place OF messenger; gained a clerk for
other duty, and saved $3.50
lie found Mr.. Cox receiving 8 loo is
assistant messenger; II II tor keeping
Il horse; and 500 rs Librarian
lie took Of the $500 as librarian, bs.
cause no SRrh >crrice rds performed, sd
riRg poo
Tie found Mr. Bell rccciv ne as clerk,
500 rs night watch. $3.50; and as
Sunday watch, 500.
He discharged Nj BEL, caused a new
NIGHT watch 10 be employed, and direct.
ed The messenger 10 attend, as occasion
might require, ON Saturdays, thu, say
ing bOn
lie found VIM Jackson employed as
assistant messenger al $3.50, and diiolr-
ed for Keeping a horse Sill, ,rhich ruth
the harness belonged 10 The Department.
He discharged Jdchsoa and directed
horSc and harness 10 be sold, Hacbg
SariHe at hdSt 5lO
He DISCHARGED Harrison, a laborcr at
5 ZOO, and saved 300
Making annual SAVING Of $1,000
But this is not all. Dr. Mason resign.
cd and Mr.. Lonehhorough, whose sal
AIRY was $1,000, was made Chief Ccrk,
and Mr. Johnson BROUGHT in a, a salary
u 400, making saving OF 200
One clerk has died, whose place has
lut been filled, being a saving Of 500
Another clerk has been discharged
shosc place has not been filed beng Il
saving of 500
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The Winter term OF the subscriber ; Srhoo
will begin on the 18Th September.
II. V REID.
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N0ngCG.

faXII, public examination of the Beitord Feaaie
Ii Seminary, Will commence on "Wednesday, the
3Oth of Scptcmber and will continue two day.
Y. SMIIM.
Sent w.}W
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-07

aARa4 BUST received, on consignment,
N'5t16,3 AND FOR SALE,
Ono elegant cARRzAGE-AppIy to
PoE Y RENWltk.
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smown aAsoys wANrnD.

TENIlRE !, or four good Stone Ma>ons can get con
d slant employment and Good wares, by incmd-
ate application 10 the subscriber, IN l.ynchbufl
JAMES BDItN.
Sttd1 81 II
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~ sbi,t !
- sS'f'
| 1000
Making IA total annual saving of

Making total annual SAVING OF 900
These retrenclnmentS have been made IN sala
RES or what was equivalent. In incidental cN=
prnscs they are believed 20 be much greater.
The public are doubtless indebted 10 Amo, for
the exhibition of his coonomizna spnit and re-
trcnching skill but how does this parade OF III,
correction q abuses IN the Pos office Department
tally with the off repeated declarations of the G1obe
n It's satellites, while MAJ Barry was in Office, that
there @a> noabn,es to corrcli Amos has shown, II
the .!obc's present statement is to be bclicycd,ln
M. Barry WIS not only IN the habit of paying toe
high lor service, rendered, but that he actually had
persons IN pay who rendered no service at all
Nercpnat, then, thai while we are disposed 10 do
all possible honor to lmo,s ingenuity in ferreline
ont the abuses of his predecessor, aud his promp-
titudc IN correcting them, we cannot but ihn II =
.,,i, pune ltade OF tncm reflects rs little lnStre
upon the administration which SO long permitted
them to exist, as upon the officer who perpctr,tcd
them.
But stianeest of all the officer by whom these
abuses were committed, instead of being ndig-
nanllv dismissed for his neglect of the interests CA
trusted to his charge, has been promoted 10 amorc
distinguished station: And AT the very nom" Mt
that he is ON his way to his destinations rs the
representative of his country at n FOREIGN court his
successor in the Post Office Department IS pomp-
ou,ly paradng his errors to the gaze of his eoun-
trymen Truly, the present administration Is
very tender towards It's friends. Had poor Tobias
Watkins been the delinquent, prison at home in
stead OF a mission abroad, wonld have been his
"rcward' VIVA, administration bu, this would
have SO deiied public opinion to promote an ac-
knuwlcdgcd delinquent to public gaze
1t will be seen, however, by the subjoincd state
mrni thai if Amos knows how to take care of the
public interest, he Is nol Ignorant Or regardless oi
the means OF "proviling for his family also
Amo, Kendall Post Master General 5000
Alex kylr, (lathcr-in-law of Amosl
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ihr Commonwealth n IVgnio, II The !ShunY
n .imh,ra county, Gfertag

WIIFREAS, ,uan action Of debt lafch depend
w ing in our Count Of Amherst toaury. betr -rn
Hi Carter executor of William L. Hare e.tatr
plaintiff, and llrlekiah :. FnlcLcr aud William IN
rus defendants, the SAID action OF debt was So far
progressed III, that at the March term ol the sand
court. IN the ycar l-2-, the defendants pleaded pay
rnent, aud tor their trial, put thcm-cscs upon the
country and the plaintiff likewise and thr suit bcnu
thus situated, the sand I'M Carter departed tins life
intcstatc, is II Is sad, and administration of ali and
siBeuarthc good, cmtG', rights aud credits OF the
sand Hill Cmfcr deceased, hath been, IN due form,
committed 10 Thomas n Eubaul ;--Ncycrthcless
Judgment ia the aforesaid action still remains Ia be
mnisfaor aforesaid, hath suppllraed us for a
proper reIncdN-Ne therefore, heinz willing tliat
right and Justice shoudbr done, command You that
YOU make known to the sand llezehiah :. Enlcher
and lllla Angus, that they hr before the Justices
of SAID County court of Amherst County. a. the
Court house onihe third Monday IN November NEXT
shcw If tliiug for themselves thpy lave can
say why the action aforesaid should mol be proceed
ed final Judgment, according to the of the
General Assembly, IN such cases made and provided,
if to the sad lezcklah :. Fulchcr and William An
gu, il seems eNpcdent. and further do and receive
what our sald Court shall IN that part consider And
have then there ihls wit Witness, Robert rmsley
clerk Of said Court, at the Court house the 21th
day Of August. 1873, aud in the 6oth wear of the
Commonwealth. ROBERT IiNSIl.h.
Sep. w!w
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4 III, na,, learn in hls workshop 0 place prom.
:. value upon his character, and all those pripr;-
,,lc. which combined, constitute thai character ?
Wbv should he not yield to others incarly iafmjpr
liz mind after the brightest models He La 'p,t,i-
ans examples Of what can nc accomplished byfa.
,oa,. and virtue He knows Tim RocrR S,,rr-
.,x wa, shocmaker's apprentice: thai NJ
ru,,rrl GREENE WAS blacksmtl's apprentice
hat ARkwnlenr was BARRIERS apprentice thar
R,rrrxuousr was a watchmaker's apprentice
ib,t FnAxKtlx WAS printers apprenrtc.-Ap And
with these men in his recollection, ana the rcmrn,-
france of what thcy did for themselves aud Then
eann,ry. he need not suffer his honorable ambition
"a excel in those traits which distinguished thon
"a be depressed or cxtingnished.
f{rr H..
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NEW METHOD OF RooflNG.-Wc have exam
med this morning, with much interest, new and
very ingenious plan of roofing houses, patented by
Mr.. c. Southwicb of Wayne county. The plan
consists Of an arrangement OF zinc plate>, about
ten by eight inches, OF larger ii required, 50 cast
with grooves and bars that they fit exactly to each
other on being laid, and constitute, il were, but
sinelc plate, covering the entire roof Each
plate is fastened BY NAH until another plate is
joined to it, the particular excellence of the plan
being that every plate, by means Gifts grooved
edge, binds down the one laid before it, and all are
locked together in the end, SO that without begin
ming at the last enc put ON, and proceeding rcga-
larly in reverse order, not one OF them can be
moved. 1t is evident that by this continuance
roofs are rendered completely fire and water proof
The patcntec informs Us that the cost viii not Va
~ much from that OF d slate root.
v. J. Com.
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The above Mocting, viii be held NJ the Isl
Prcsh> tcliln Church, on Monday evening the llh
OF Spntnmhpr
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SLEEvEs-ltis stated in the annals OF fashion
that the cruelty eNtrayagant custom putting scY-
cntccn ard, Of chinrz into pair Of ladys sleeves,
IS about to be reformed. The fashion wa, oriaiaal-
" started by an old mlid with wen upon heflc!l
shoulder for The purpose of conccaling DE dciorm-
its. 1t has been followed t. such ridiculou, cx-
tent, that Indies alc absolutely prccaded from feed
na themselves like christians al the dinner or tea
tabe-and are forced consequently. torctire to the
pantry, and eat by themselves in an unlrcS>: unless
indeed some gallant SuItor, OF attentive domestic
shall be at hand to place the food in fair way to
reach lis destination. Should lady, lashionahly
atiircd, while at brcakellst, undertake to reach
after the tea> an ccg, Size would most certainly
lose every drop Of her coffee; for after having
accomplished the object of her effort She would
find that her sleeve had absorbed the entire con-
tents Of her cnp--aHa 80 at the dinner table who
has not seen enc OF those huge sleeves dripping AMI
dangling with all manner of sauces and soups, eath-
cred ulconsciou,ly while attempting to accommo-
date the prctty hand which protruded from its ne
Their oriGce, with a custard or tart. .jcaks.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-05

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then bael, ainc ndcd and anorncr <
niYce here on disagreement And thus they might
for COCKS sncnding lie money Of the people In idle de-
hate on subject from which possible benefit could
arise lie should still persist in making this test qes-
ton
Mr. Hunter of Berkeley said he should vote for the
,,oon To take III the resoluonsnot because he anu
cipa,d any light from their dscusson-or That the Pe9
E zorro IN receive any benefit from it, lie should do
60 bpcnusa he was willing that the Jackson party,
IN kceDinr rp the cry Of Bank Bank, upon winch
- Id -, lono rung the changes, should have any
ground for saying that wncn they welc ly"i ~ Svh
That question hcgc, they had been muzzled BY wing
majority AS he lad disposition to oppose tle wlsn
o. 1f fiat marty for the discussion Of any pubhc ques
tjon-hc was unwilling that they should nave any pau
sible ground for such mpuouon II the gentlemen
Of that party said Mr. H. have any thing to say on is
subject IN Gods name, let them say IT, lie was very
dcsrous that the Legislature should have adourhe9 ~
an ca Nv daythat this should hayeheen really, s2rl
session He sa good reasonably 1T shouiu hOt De
s,,ch But hc could not cOnJeB TO Crafty his WISH III
Ibis particular at the cxpcncgoi incurrng the lnpuia
ton upon the Wing, picbd party, as 1T had been eic-
oantlv termed Of ofusingticir opponents an oPportu
Sv Of exprcssng thcis opinions OIL any subject when
/ they deemed important
Mr. Summers said )@ should vote against taking "
tho resolutions We have arrived nearly at The um'
when the session ought to close. very important re
no lad been received to-day from the select Comm't
ice on the subject Of our domestic Ijanks involving
oneson Of The highest Importance and one winch e"hi
not fail to cxcit' much discussion. as ~ was Woly
profound consideration lfe believed thcsc resolution
Will he should vote
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-05

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We continue TO receive the most cheering accounts
from the Country. The people much excited about
the election of MIR. Leigh, their PROSTATE rights
But they will do justice 20 themselves the Spring Flee
tons MIR Lcighs seat must be Morny enough already;
but il will be much more in April-A fine spirit AMI
mates the yeonanry of the land Chesterfield, King
William, Henrco, &c, &c, will respectively do their
duty at the polls.
meeting of the Republican Party of Pttsyvana
will be held at their February Court-day for the pur-
pose OF nominating two suitable persons, friends of the
present Administration, candidates for the Gene
raj Assembly
We authorized to announce Mcssrs Thomas JEFF.
ierson Randolph and Alexander Rives the present
Delegates of Albemare candidates the Spring Flee
ton. This annuncation is fastened by the circumstance
that the Wing of yesterday morning speaks of Mr. Ran
dolPh the candidate for the Senatorial District The
fact is not and the only post for which he is again
candidate, Is the he has nj present the honor fill
The last Fredericksburg Arena announces MIR Rich
ard Baylor of Essex, candidate for the Senatorial
District of Spcttsylvania Caroline and Esscx-anl Mr.
Oscar Nj. Crutchfcld the present Delegate of Spott-
sylvania a candidate for the county The Are
na is pleased TO say. that In the Fauquier District
shall have MIR. Tdball MIR Huntons successor and
MIR Baylor probably in MIR. Parkcrs both Wings gu.
pcrseding ultra Jackson is the Arena Editor
'.bettinp sportslnan? If he LIE tnlp him
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comfy of Amelia and if not taken
coed TO take The the next day, at The same place.
between tic same hours; and Friday the 9th day OF
M same month shall proceed TO take the dispositions of
Iohn Boothe and others ut Wyesburg in the county oil
Charlotte between the hours OF o'clock IN the morn
inc and in evening, and ifnot taken on that day.
sall take the same the next day at the same place. be-
t,gecn the came hours-ych dispositions TO be read
in suit depending the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Cbancery for the county OF Amelia, in which you
are plaintiffs and my self OF Samuel Ford de-
ceased and others IRE dcendanis-when and where
Won are requested to attend am, yours,
J ~ CHRISTOPHER FORD,
Eceeaior Of Samuel Ford, dcceased.
Febmary14 9i--w4w
M~R PETER l., AVRES-SIR: 1abe Notice, That
wv on the twentieth and twenty days Oh mpreh
Mt nj The dwelling House Of John Holman, in Buck
inoham shall proceed TO take depostons TO be READ az
cc7denco in suit pending in the Circuit Superior ConI1
of Law and Chancery Of Buckingham county, IN when
am pa'n''VV c an &C. JESSE HOLMAN.
Feb ID, 1885. yl-w9w
TWNO RFTiT-Tbe house on f. street, lately occupied
] q hvNIessrs Hall s. Moore Also 'ie house cAilea
,ie C,3ncil Clraniber-&go the Island called Vauxha
Garden Enquire OF EdwpdN Allen, AT the rAchhonu
XIV person in posscsson Of Johnsons Lives OF
ne poeis and the ALEXANDRA, borrowed from the iate
nichmond Library Society, will confer favor on thelt
n,esent owner by leaving them at X d Ssnxay BOOK