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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-09
23l Congress-2l Session.
House Of Rcprcscntatires, fe5. n.

House of Representatives., fet. II.
RELATIONS With FRANCE.
Mr.. CANRRELENG, from the Committee on
Foreign Relations, made tie following report );
which was read
The Committee on Foreign Affairs, to which
was referred 50 much ofthc Presidents Message as
concerns our political relations with France, AMI
me correspondence between the Ministers OF the
two Governments, submits The following report:
" a at eorly period Of the session the COMMIT
Zee took into consideration the question OF author
ing reprlsals, and continued from time to iime TO
scuss various m dionS an r,solutons, submitted
W us ilcreut members. They could, however,
VNcur 10 no proposition and, IN that condition, u
MAJORITY deemed It expedlent o 10 siponc their drcI-
YIN III further Intelligence should be received from
france The Committee had, within the week past
,'Ve instructed ITS chairman TO report resolutions,
'"loe arrival Of al itlonii inleilis encc caused
'uNFnson OF hsc reports until an otheIai oommn-
n r sho III he received f.om the Exec tive,
~" communication places the relations between
VIC TWO copntrics IN novel and nte'es ing post
r'"' "hie there Is satisfactory cvidenre that the
''e' uoyernment earnestly desires II al the at'-
REPUTATION for indemnify should be MADE IN Pur-
VI Inc sti ulations of the treaty an1 WINE
80 % reason To hope that the Chanlher ct - pa
y, VI ADOPT that measure, and TAI hiuily discharge
wv "''Sauons Of France TO the Unilc States ; II IS
',p "'her hanj TO be feared that the conduct o
| government has placed us in pos'iioa at teas
'''slS, CIV n should u not ptotuce an eh''r'
re"so vi OF diplomatic Intercourse between I'M
a.; WIS In this new position OF our relations
,. '''''eu expcd'en, to dispense with iur'her us
''0' o' Inc subject of non.ntercourse with. pn'
'''''s IN the commrrce Of France. TO which TN
~ '" 10" u The COMMITTEE had been dlfected am
H.. - Inc question of our political relations VIII
TO-. government to The next Congress, who's nc
P,,a "' no Doubt be governed by the course wme'
M, Nv may deem It expcdent TO pursue. we ar
NJ ~ " informed what may have been the decision
mr.. "e A'ng OF the French us To the dismissal q
III, a minister. nor can we conjecture what mty ,
puties W '"' o"''''
p,,. "n''s the Committee is unwilling to antic
'''' any out an amicabIe and favorable suit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-09
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pOETICAL.

FOR THE ylRGINfAN.
,x,,,t Editors--I enclose the following lines
,s.v are truly beautiful and precious poctical gems
Thsv were composed by a rery young ladu-and
'.der,ly Indicate a high order of poeica talents
b.
THE MIDNIGHT sERENADE.
t,ov beautiful this night.
ri, calm and tranquil us an infant, when
T. ,ssps. with head reposng ON lis mothers breast :;
Thu fair and holy orb is sailing in lone beauty.
Iich6pg up the ebon vault of heaven;
Nos hid beneath some thick and sale cloud.
Tioo,l gugeously with silver now rolling
WIN uncouded grandeur through It's starry path
And shedding foods Of radiance on the earth.
rvp dwell with quiet rapture in my heart,
Gazing upon thy CHESS sheen, 1--we felt
Nc shirt strive to free j sci from lis fral
Tsnsment, as thy witching spell nung DER
NV soul lis Power-and oft the gaycsr scenes,
The lyous smile of ai,th, The May dance,
Have ceased to charm me, when view'i nature
Bsdeckd in her blight sparkling robe of gems.
HIk!
What is it, that dspcls the visions
N mofy had call from their deep resting place
Hath Fahcy's airy flights from yonJer sky
DAWN argol voices down T. this dull earh3
H II The rusllins wing of some {" LIS, Pei"
Attempting TO regain ITS best abode,
went by me, and produced that note Again,
| hear it lis loyoI now than ever
An falleh on my ear gently rs The snow flake
Dropping upon the rarqal river, The
Calne m ,unlain mlsis are not more b'alteons-
The setting sun is not more rich and soft
AoAm~lIow ia lis rays, than these sweet tones
CaIllo existence by the " Moonlight Srreoalers."
Kinda.
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Lady Syhil will b.,
And tell the tate that's ,loom'd for thrr
On his soft hand, now placed in nine,
III trace for thee each secret Inc
The joy, the happiness, the dark decree,
That's twin'd around thy destiny
A smoother path, brighter one,
Taus far, my eyes ncer lookd upon,
But on this palm the lines dcscry
The clouds that hover DER thy sky.
see the line of hope-and bliss
This one should be of love and his
Bu' see, II ends there's much to fear
From lines ,hat cease abruptly here.
A dark-eyed youth will cross thy way,
And dim the brightness Of thy day;
He'll try, with every winning art
To gun thy young and gnleess heart
But wherefore start why heave that sigh
Hath he already met thine eye
Hts honied accents, soft ana sweet,
Hath caus'd thy gentle heart % beat1
Look not so Pale-thou need'st not spurn
His iove--thne own vii, meet return;
Such faithful love will never meet
Detcsrablr and dark deceit.
Throw back he ringleis from thy brow,
IT'S beautiful by moonlight now
1T sec-agarn III have 10 trace
The line Of sorrow on thy face
For IN thine eye speIl is stealing,
! hat wakes he soul TO Invo's revealing.
lis strange, thai can gaza On such sight,
I'D know n feeling other rhpn d lIght
lis strange, that can eazn on nnstt 81 fair,
ND feel u,'on my brow the shade of care
b II SO 1t i, for thou wilt weep,
Thy bosom heave with sorrows deep
No lasting though-for see, the sky
Is clearln.--clJuds are passing by
And this d,,k day will soon be o'er
And lhon shalt know its pangs no more.
Lady The rest IS hld f,om view,
Beyond ha, heavenly arch of blue
iiAIDEE.
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nv FLETCHER & TOLER
TERMS.

81 mar annnnm, payable IN advance. No suns
pr" he received for less time than six month,
-epno sr will be Discontinued {but at the discretion
aa' y :, until all arrearaees are paid.
t'e 1--WE rise tENfS viii be inserted at so cent.
10, e.s) the FIRST time, and 81 , for each
81" Lsace Those from dstinee must he paid for prs
,eir ,n,etion, or the payment assumed by some
!" ya nc a
49, will not be attended TO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-09

;' 10y e'u 10 result unon which the Con,
w;n -, ""s III DOUBT and while hope remains
ne COMMITTEE IS, therefore, of opinion. ,b,,
60. ISIS "nen events may occur which
- 20 ""''o'Pa'eo, and which may lead to i'm.
| n,,I, edoenees IN our external relations i,
~ou'o not discharge lis duty TO the country ~, ia
not express firm resolution to ins,s, on a. r o'u
execution of the Trsatyof 1881 md :, !, IA ''''
| commend 10 the House con,io,an, ,,s.,' 'e.
,or any emergency which may grow on, q, ,,, 20
'a'inns wI'h France previous 10 Tho now -.
u congress. 1t is a gratifying cirsnms,onoo - =
'"' means are adequate TO meet any cxiecncv ,,,.
""' 'ecourse To loans OF taxes. The bill now bo.
'"'e Ihe House authorizing The sale of our stool, -
"e DUNK Of the UEned States would, if adopted AZ
wv al tne revenue necessary. The Commit,ce 10
" op''i'oh mai me whole, or part of the fund tn
- "e''sen from that source should be approptia,ed
o' 'ne purpose OF armlng our forlfcatlons AMI for
,''",ng o'her military and naval prepataons for
W. ueiehce oil the country, in case such expendi
'"es should become necessary before the nexl NEE.
INC Of Congress ''''''
he COMMITTEE therefore submits the folIowino
resolutions for the Consideration of The House.
HtSefDed, fhat II would be INCOMPATIBLE with
me rights ard honor of the United States fo,tbe, IN
negotiate IN relation TO the treaty entered into bv
ff"ncr, on the 4h of July 1881 and thar tins
House will insist ,no, 10 oxa.,,,,,,. - gus
nl,h q ,ve,r,n.n,. 90 '"''''eo oy
R,s,i,cd rrh., H. r,o..
fairs he d,sch.rool -, 49,. ,l, VI wv :" a.
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felotons with F,,n.op e'0'''7 ''' u WI
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- ''e 'r""e' Oh p'sspo''s mace To MI. Livingston
oy inc f'c"'a Minister OF fore'sn An IRIS ana "i
Vc presentation OF OH, Tor tne execution OF me
'ea'y, 10 '"e '>namoel Oh Depoues. ne rfcS'
,, -, a''o '''ms we 'iouse, 'ha' nc mas ohec'e'
"i'' LNi"Ss'on 10 lea's France win 'nc leShl'n'
~ ''se t"s o''i lo' eHeeu'hS inc treaP' soou'u DC
Fl c'ep Nv "la Chdmoer' Sotwi'hs ahdins lhese
occurrences WI LAWN SS'of' ''oa me 'n'' means :"
h''t'ha''"" fosS'h>ed ny nun II taflS, expresses
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10

n AhlES XIV Elk AND kANAW TIA CANAL. VIR-
o. cISIA-.Notice TO ContrdcorSThe Board of Direc-
tors of the James River and Kanawha Company having
resolved to place under contract miles OF
the line OF their Improvement viz All that part extend
ing from the waterworks dam Lynchburg the erd
ot section No. 49, in the village Of Scotsvie and the
thirteen miles between the SeyenIsland Falls and the
village of Counbu-seaed proposals will be received
by the Secretary of the Company their office in the
city of Richmond from November 18TH 90 December
1th inclusive, for all the excavations embankment and
waling in that distance.
The portion of the line which it is intended TO let
comprises many difficult points, and a considerable
amount of river wnng and blasting
The line will be prepared for examination by the 18th
of November after which date, up the time of letting
all ncediul information will be given, and the maps and
prohles exhibited to contractors, application being
made To either of the Principal Assistant ngineers 81
mon w. Wright, in the village of Cartersve, Daniel
Lvermore at Scottsvie, and Charles Eet, jr. in the
town of Lynchburg
1t is expected that the proposals of contractors who
are not personally known TO either the principal
ant Engineers, will be accompanied by proper estimo
mails of character and experience from the Engineers
other works which they have been engaged
The seals OF the proposals will be broken the 10th
December and the acceptance of the propositions by
Board made known after will be practicable
BY order of the President and Directors
w B. CHITTENDEN Secretaru
.Note-Ths advertisement is not intended to embrace
the Locks Dams Culvers any other of the works of
artPror TO the letting of which, well as of the resi-
due of the excavation and emban between SCOTS
vile and Maidens Adventure due notice will be given
October 80. 5I-td
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BY saTCHaiE 4 Geek i

Qs- The ENQUIRER published twice generally,
the of the
Five Dollars adj
Chartered banks will be
cevcd The Editors viii the safety of remit
mall the postage all being
paper will he discontinued the discretion of the
Editors, until all have been paid
1- Whoever will Of papers, shall
have the tenth gsas
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Or Ono square,
so No advertisement nsecd untt has either paid
assumed by person in this city its environs.
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NNTM. McCRERY, Draper and Tailor, respectfully
Wv calls the attention Of his customers and the pub
lie generally to view his assortment of GoODs, just
ceiyed. He pledges 90 distant customers, who cannot
view in person. assortment superior in guilty and
Tety and not exceled by any in the Union All orders
shall receive his strict personal attention.
Richmond, Oct. 90. d8-St
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NOTICE.--A petition will he presented 10 the next
~ Legislature ofVirginia, praying for precinct
ton at William Twins Tavern in the lower section Of
Cumberland county. (45- October o.
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RICEf.NON

NEGROES FOR SALE.-Will be sold publicly to
In the highest bidder, for cash. the House of Mrs.
Jane Poor, in the county of Goochand Friday, the
goth November next, 80 35 valuable slaves belonging
to the estate of the late Geo. w McLen, dec d. They
are very likely. EDM'D. GEORGE, admir-
Of George w. .NcLein, decd.
November g. 52--4t"
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WALL BE SOLD, to the highest bidder, at the late
Wv residence of the late Doctor Daniel Hardaway,
dec d. in the county of Amelia Tuesday the 18th day
OF November next, if fair if not, the next fair day. the
whole stock OF horses mules, CATTLE hogs and sheep
household and kitchen iurniture good riding carriages
good wagon plantation utensils; the crop corn, fod
der shucks and straw; excellent library, consisting
oil medical and miscellaneous works, many of which
very valuable; and numerous other articles Amongst
the horses, is excellent pair of webroke carriage
horses
Will be sold, on Monday the 23d day of November if
fair otherwise the next fair day. the plantation of the
decedent in the county of Notoway the stock of horses,
mules, cattle, hogs, and sheep; plantation utensils
sand twelve hundred barrels; fodder, &c There are
in the stock OF cattle, six eight yoke of webroke
Twelve months credit will be given all sums above
five dollars, the purchaser giving bond with approved
security For all of FIVE dollars and under cash
will be required Bonds will be required be executed
before the property is delivered
FABIUS LAWSON, Adm tor,
dc bo'is non, Of Daniel Harda,cay, decd
Oct. ~. 5l-4tF
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VHNhUST SALE.-By virtue OF Deed of Trust
n ecued 10 the subscriber for certain purposes there
OF November, 1884, and recorded in the office of the
Hastings Court Of this City, and also in the county of
buckingham shall proceed to sell public auction
wednesday, the 2oth of November, the fair day
thereaiter at the said Henry Alleys, and in the said
county OF buckingham, to wit: carriage and horses
ana all his household aud kitchen fuIniture consisting
OF the usual variety-for cash.
SAMUEL PUTNEY Trustee.
November 3. 52-4t
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VIRGINIA LANn OFFICE. 5

u N conformity to act of the General Assembly en-
M titled An Act TO reduce into act the several
acts concerning Escheators passed the 9th January
lSl9, hereby make known TO those whom may CON
cern that it appears by the Certificate of James Raw
lngs, Eschcator for the City of Richmond that by
QUESTION and Office, found this Sd day of October 1885
certain lot of ground of which argaretta West died
seized, situated the north side of street. in the city
of Richmond, between the lot of the Trustees of the
Monumental Church, the northwest and street Sc
Parating from the First Baptist Meeting House. on the
south east, and fronting ID 12 feet on said street
hath duly escheated TO the Commonwealth of Virginia
W. SELDEN, Reg. Land Office
Nov g. 50i0t
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NOTICE-We stuli renew our petition nd lay it be-
~ fore The next Virginia Legislature praying Tor The
formation Of new County, by taking of the lower end
Of Caroline and the upper ends Of King & Queen and
Essex. MANY CITIZENS
Of IKE aforesaid Counties
September 49, 99-uD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-10

HRON STORE--We have il store large and well
q selected assortment Of Iron to which daily
adding by receipts per almost every packet and offer
very low prices, 200 tons Of the following description,
viz:
every size.
ROUNDEnglisb, swedes and Ulster, from Ia to di-
Ameter.
sQUARE-Englisb, swedcs and Ulster, from Id to 4
diameter.
OVAL-7-S oval Ulster Iron
Box, band sheet hoop and plating Iron,
Nail Rods spike rods axetree monlds FOR coach
Crow Bars
STEEL.
tons best American blistered Steel,
Id do do English do. III stamp)
3 do spring steel, from ~ 10 l.2
~ do Sanderson q Bros best Cast Steel the usual
variety Of sizes.
do. Palmer Mould Boards from No I to 3 1-2
AXES Simmons a. Beers make
WORKMAN, McGRUDER 81 co.
Nov g. J2--tlF
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CONOMY!-SOUTHERN ECONOMY.
FHNilE subscriber having determined purchase LII
III MEN and CoTroN RAGS for the use of the Richmond
Franklin Manufacturing Company would advise all per-
sons in Virginia and all the Southern States what
they now throw away and forward them to him, where
they will receive the highest prices in cash groceries
a. JONES,
Corner of Il and 9th street.
Richmond Va, Nov. B. SGT
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E1OR RENT OR SALE, the old and valuable Ia
n vcrn stand, at New Kent Court house The adj
vaniages Of this stand that is the site Of the Coun
" and Superior Courts just half way between Will
liamsburg and Richmond There is Land sufficient at
tacbed 10 work six hands The crop about four
barrels Of corn TO the There is suiciency Of
land OF fine quality in wood, TO make good Farm indie.
pendent of the Tavern parton this snlhciency Of
tobacco OF cotton might he made to pay for the land in
few years There is this land fine she'll faarl which
could Nc used 10 great advantage Any person wishing
to rent or purchase will be pleased TO apply 10 the sub
scriber IN Williamsburg, to Mr.. g. T.. Crump Of
Richmond, who Is authorised to sell or rent
BURWELL BASSETT.
Oct y. 4J-tf
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

HN CHANCERY-V Powhatan County
n Court, November the 81, 1895, John Hickman, Dan
rl F.. Hickman, Thomas A. Ii ckman, Geo. T. Hick
man, Robert Hickman, Thomas Dabney, Admir-. of
VIM Taliaferro, Martha Taaierro, Thomas II. Talia
erro, Martha Pollard John e. Slaughter and Elizabeth
and Catharine his wife, aud Christopher Batchellcr,
--, Admir-. of Christopher II. Taliafcrro, deceased
Ann Wade, and Ann Hickman, widow of William Hick-
man, dec d. Plaintiffs.
against
Nancy Hickman, Ella Eaton infant daughter of Eliza
und Martha his wife, Agness Hickman, Mary Jane
Hickman, VIM. III. Spiller, Alexander Findey aud Ca
Uterine his wife, and Mordccai Role and Mary his wife
Nelson Smith aud Elizabeth his wife, and the said Nor
deca Role and Nelson Smith, Executors of James F.
Hansborough and Henrietta Hansborough, Defts
This day came the plaintiffs, by John w Nash Esq
their Attorney and filed their bill against the defendants
and on their notion r. f. Graves was appointed Guar
dian dd tem for the infant defendants Ella Eaton, A
ness Hickman, and Mary Jane Hickman and the de-
tendants, Nancy Hickman, Ella Eaton, WmrEaton and
Martha his wife, Mary Jane Hickman, and Agness lck
man. not having entered their appearance and given
cury according the Act of Assembly and the Rules
of this Court and appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court, that they not inhabitants of this Common
wealth-On the motion of the plaintiffs, by their said
Attorney, is ordered That the said Nancy Hickman
Ella Eaton VIM. Eaton and Martha his wife, Mary Jane
Hickman, and Agness Hickman, do appear here the
first Monday in January next (being Court day and
answer the bill of the plaintiffs, and give security for
performing such decree the Court may make herein
and that copy of this order be forthwith in
some newspaper Published in the city of Richmond and
continued for two months successfully and that another
copy be posted the front door of the
county. A Copy-Teste,
Nov. TO- [34-wSw] r.. F. GRAVES, n. c..
A TEACHER WANTED.-A Gentleman of good
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a S by our notice of partnership of the 3lst Dec
EA 1882, person of the of Harrison was
partner of the firm of Rogers, Harrison d Gray and
with the view of curailing the signature of the Firm
under which we then proposed doing business in this
place, we have concluded To drop the name of Harson
and the business after LIST day of January next will be
carried on under the firm of Rogers g. Gray who have
been and are The only partners parties to the late firm
of Rogers, Harrison IL Gray.
LEWIS ROGERS,
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% The Petersburg Constellation is requested publish
Farmers O virginia.
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TENO TIMBER DIVERSIFIED will be wanted
H at the Pcnitentary, for the ensuing years opera
tons, the following quantity and description of tiber
yiz
5000 feet inch yellow pine plank,
500 do. = do do.
5000 do. 81 do do.
1000 do. 5S do wide and crooked edged for wag-
gon Sides
300 do. inch yellow poplar plank,
500 do. do. ash plank,
900 do. 3 do. white do !
500 do. 9 I-2 do. do. do. Tough clear of knots
1900 1900 S Sckot DO aseare de, do and shakes
100 gum elm hub blocks
6,000 wheel spokes, of tough white oak,
5000 wheel felocs, good willow oak
100 pairs of hame timbers, of tough white oak roots
cords split white oak, l3 feet long, w.
90. d DO do II do tough %~ds'
do hickory ~ do knots
The whole TO be delivered by the LIST of March, 1886
For contracts, apply to Col Charles s. Morgan Super
intendent of the Pcnitentary.
Oct 81 d0Gt
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w ALUABLE REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE,
v AT AUCTIOW.-As Executor of John Seward
late of Richmond county, Va shall expose to sale at
Sion House, in the said county, Tuesday the 24t of
November inst, the following property, viz The Farm
called Sion House, which lies Immediately upon the Rap
pahannock river and contains about eight hundred and
fifty of excellent quality and in improving con-
don. large proportion is ready for cultivation and
is divided into six fields. The residue affords an
abundant supply of timber and fuel The river is from
two to three miles wide this point and abounds with
fish and fowl in their The improvements are
PLAIN but comfortable and of the character
Tor such an estate Upon extreme end of the farm
Tannery, recently established, and now in operation
with all the necessary fixtures and houses for the
commodation OF a small family. Few situations the
river embrace many advantages and comforts
After the sale of the Land, shall sell from Forfu 10
Fifty Servants, of all descriptions-ge generally young
likely and valuable The requests that the SER
may he sold in famies and fair offers for them in
families will be accepted.
shall then sell the present crop of and hay
of every kind; the crop of cotton; the stocks of horses
mules cattle, sheep and hogs: the three last stocks
Of improved Breeds the leather hand and large
quantity of Spanish hides; the farming Implements and
household and kitchen furniture.
Terms of saleFor the Land one third of the purchase
money will be required in cash. the balance in two equal
annual payments secured by bond and deed upon the
land, and bearing interest from the sale The servants
for all sums ten dollars, secured by bond and ap
proved security for all purchases of ten dollars and I'M
der, cash will be required.
If the day appointed be unfit the sale will commence
the next fair day, and will continue until all the pro-
perty is sold.
gentleman who may wish examine it, will attend
to any communication addressed at huntsville
Lancaster county, Va. J. w. CHINN, Error
Nov.6- l53-ts] Of John Se'oard, decd