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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-16
NEW GOODS.
NEW LONDON Asri ;ultural Society,

MAY MEETING, 1876.
E1REMIuMS for the third Show and Far, on
the first Tuesday and We lnesday in November
next
| ! For the best improved Farm BY member $50
= For the next best do do
Plough, not exceeding in value ~
! For the highest product in Maze, any
three contiguous acres (hlgh land) sml-
lar Plough -
For the highest product ofWheat, similar
Plough IL
Forthe best Thorough Bred Stallion 20
Il For the best do Brood Mare 10
For the best do Colt. one years sub
scription TO the Turf Register :.
For the best do Fllly do do
9 For the best Jack do do )
10 For the best Durham or Devon Bull ~
IL For the hest Cow or llell,r oilmproved breed )
II For the best CAT do do 3
10 For the best Ram do do 5
II For the best Boar do do 3
Is For the best pice Of fine Wollen Cloth, of
Table Cloth, of Counterpart aud OF Car
petlng, not less than , yards OF each, to be
manufactured in the family of some mem
Der, or in the family OF sore resident OF
Bedford or Campbell. for each ,
IO For the best specimen of Sewing SILK, 10 be
manufactured as above )
Ia addition to the above, the Executive Commit
tee will add other subjects, Tor premiums, OF bones
tic Manufactures, otwhich notice will be gwen here
after.
Hejamn Wigeiatou, William Is. Whltton and
James 4. Mcrwether, all of Bedford, tany two Of
whom may acl) appointed a committee, 10 IN
spcct such farms rs may be offered for premiums,
and make report TO the Annual Meeting in Aovem
Der.
Ia Grain crops, the Land well as its product
must be accurately measured and certified.
The pedigrees OF all kinds Of Stock exhibited, will
be required
Substantial and comfortable Stables and Sheds
will be provided for the Stock free of expense.
BY order OF he meeting
ALEX. AUSTIN, Secretary.
Nav 10 II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-16
May Q
500 Reward.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, residing in
III Lynohburg, about the 10 III of January last,
BILLY.
commonly called BILLY JORDAN, aged about
20 years dark mulallo, almost five feet six
inches high, very bushy head of hair, dark grey
eyes, sroops IA great deal in the shoulders, very
Ihn beard, has been for some time complaining on
account OF a Spran his lrtI arm near the wrist,
tad on when he left Grey domestic coat, brown
panral0onS * IA white hat. From what can learn
his aim is TO reach free state, and the route Ia
ken do 50, is by the way OF Charleston, on the
kanaWh', where lie may gain IA passage TO Ohio.
For the apprehension and securing in any Jail, the
said bow 50 tlt get him, | viii give $50 if taken
in, or 8 100 iftancn out fthe state
CHRISTlANA TODD.
o." The Kanawha Banner and Cincinnati
Whe will insert III" above times, and send their
accounts to this Office.
Fob % Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-16

IN. GtO, w. DAVIES takes great
~ Measure in announcing to tie citizens OF the
vicinity Of Wards Bridge and the adjacent neighhor-
hoods. that he In, located himself Al Mr. Halle
woods tavern. about five miles from Wards Bride.
an te n,hiir road leading from Lynchbnrg to Dan
vile where he may. at all times be found, unless
when elsewhere professionally engaged
Arril - :.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-16
nv FLETCsxER s. TOzEH
TERMS.
The LynrhDWrS sir-iHiau"

-;.t,d t,rce ,re.k, at 81 per annum, payable in
, r No paper .eH be discontinued fJUt at the
a..,,;on ofthe Editors until all artarages are paid
d'nS ADVERTISEMENTS triH be inserted at
"a u,o, per square. Tor less, II, FIRST time and 81
" ~. for each continuance. Those from distance
e paid for previously TO their insertion, unless the
H'a,,nt be assumed by some responsible person in
Iynehbutg. 10 IL, rJ;,o,s INNS, h, ro.r NO..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-16
. u " J a MIN r. AU MT.
.NPrChWnf TUilOr,

LNNCHBURG.
DESPECTFrILY informs hs friends and the
~ public generally, that he Is now receiving hls
Spring assortment of GOODS, consisting IN part. oi
Extra supcrfue CLorms, Of the most fashionable
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-16

Extra supcrine tASSiNfhk fLhp, a beautiful ar
ticle
do do do ribbed OF all colours.
Together with IN. largest and most cleg ant
n,eut of NESTi\GS he has ever had the p'casnrc
OF exhibiting in tins place. lie has also splendid
assortment of
Sllk Shirts and Drawers,
Patent Merino do do
Cotton do do
Fancy Pocket handkerchief, and Cravats,
a large assortment of Stocks,
Gloves, Silk, lloskin aud Uleachcd Linen,
Shoulder Braces,
Hombayincs. Drlings, &c.
All of which he is determined TO sell ON very rea-
sonable terms. lie has also the --latest faShtoas,
and ready execute all oldcrS his line, the
nea,est and most fashionable lnauucr
April - Wv
loo dozen Grain and Grass Scvthos
4 WV of all sizes. Also Reap llooks, German
and Bricc Scy u for sale either wholesale retail.
very low, by II. b. RICH ARDS \ CO.
Mayo
" allsden's English ynk z'owdcr. just i'm
w ported and for sale By
H. l.. RICHARDS & Co.
Nay9
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-16
Auction and Commi ion Business,

(Opposite the Bmks)
VNllE subscribers have associated them,else,
l. together, under the firm of
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-09-08
From the New.Yort 0 server.

Interview Of Maria Monk tDiM her op-
1ooneAts.- This is the title OF small! pa.nDn-
let iu st published which cannot tail TO inter-
eat those who are inve.1gaGiug tue truth or
fal3eh1) OF this females disclosures IN re-
latiou 10 the Hotel Dieu Nunnery Of Mon
treal. It furnishes additional evidence Of
her hooe3ty and frankne5s. The question,
add answers we know were accurately tax
en- d. wn at the moment, unknown to either
party, by persoR who was present but who
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-09-08

took no part in the conversation. The un-
affected readiness which she manifested t.
go Immediately to Montreal, as we'll az the
utter failure OF her opponents to convict her
Of any material misstatemcnt, We think j .
strongly corrOboratiVe ct her truth and fair
ness. z
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-09-08

Educatlon, reported the to'lo"ng' "n'Ch
was adopted
Resolred, That the churches ofthis as
s1ciation are earnestly invited to come up
to the aid Of the Literary and Theological
Seminary at Hamilton, and sustain it by
their prayers and contributions.
The resolutions relating to the Bible
cause are substantially those }o2ted by
the Fort Ann Church and published in
the Telegraph ofthe 26th Of May.
DANv1LLE ASSOCIATION. Minutes
are received The number Of churches
is l8, pastors 8, orI1ined ministers II, H.
centates ,, allied by baptism during the
year $50, whole number Of commune
cants 1860. The following resolutions
were adopted:
Whereas we believe the Drac,icc @!
drinking, and the traffic IN spurious Ii.
QuorS, srnfu and whereas the chujch is
set as light to the world AMI shoul b.,
me hrst to dIscountcnance every evil
Therefore,
RcsoI"ct LIST, That it IS the lu,v Of e.
cry member Of the church OF C,hll>t to aJ,
stain from the use and traffic Of arden,
spirits, wines and s.ronr beer. cx,ep, for
medicinal or sacramento purnox,s ~ 4
also from the lmmoIcrate u.s., Of al Ter.
mentel Iiqnors.
RcSOLred, "a. That # members Of oar
churches pe7srs' m the un1olv nrar,.~r
after afftctionatpIv lhorinr 2,iI Lrr T..
bearanco with them, it is tie 1u,v 1..,..,
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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-09-08

- C!traism-The Boston Recorder dis
likes this word in its presen, application,
and believes that it viii lead many Of
those that use it against stump: "tor if a
principle be altogether rgn;,' says the
editor, "you cannot carry il TOO f4r".
Some word should be chosen TO desig-
nate our 'go-too tar-and-too-fast' people,
as those who are wrong IN principle or
or ia the direction they give their brinri-
pies" I'VE do not give facts in illostra-
ton Of these remarks" he adds because
we write for those only who can su21ly
thc facts from their own knowledge
We can from our own knowledge sup
ply facts enough to prove that there is no
carrying a sound principle TO tar, but We
know not where to look for the facts that
should go to prove the ultra tenn pera1ce
men 10 er:or. Tempe rance Recorder.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-09-08

Or the aid Of the Convention.

for the aid Of the Convention.
Br BeIlamy, from the committee on
Eaucation, reported the following, which
was adopted:
Resolred. That the churches ofthis as
s5ciAtion are earnestly invited to come up
TO the aid of the Literary and Theological
Seminary at Hamilton, and sustain it by
their pray ers and contributors
The resolutions relating to the Bible
cause are substantially those adopted by
the Fort Ann Church and published in
the Telegraph ofthe 18th Of May
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-08-20
Baltimore MARKET, Aug. Is.

Cattle on the hoof 81 SO a Ss so F;
Hogs IS 50 25 Flour per barrel AZ
so; Wheat per bushel, good red Al Is
a 81 rs as in quality, good white III 10 :
Rye 95 cents 81 Oats IS Wn,skey
The wagon price of bbls. Is IS cents
exclusive of the barrel.
Alexandria Market, Aug. 1s.
Flour per barrel 81 SO, Wheat, price
not stated: Corn IS cts. Rye S4 cts. :
Flaxseed 81 IS; Oats 40 cts. Butter
~ ls Gus. Lard i2 IA; Bacon. per
cwt. eleven dollars and fifty cents.
Winchester Market, Dug. l6.
Family Flour. 81 a5; super6oe. Al ;
Wheat 81 81 81 SO; Rye, 70 a 75c.;
C,rn' oOc.; Oats, 3d.; Bacon, 9 l0c. !,
Plaster, 80 5oPer on.--Rep.
80 49, '-.I ~ hASs
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-08-20
Washington Monument.


The Board Of Managers ,ofthe WASH
fSeToN NATIONAL MONUMENT SoctETy
invite DESIGNS for this structure, in
tended as a memorial Of d NATIONS
GRATITUDE. 1t would bo to fetter geni-
US to prescribe any limits to the exercise
of its power, which should, however, IN
this case, harmonloudly blend durability
simplicity, and grandeur. Although it
is lmpractlcable at present to esLilnate
the extent Of the contributions that may
be made, the designs may be predica ted
on an expenditure Of not less than one
million of dollars.
The Board OF Managers vii not offend
American genius SO much as to offer, In
this Instance, pecuniary reward. The
artist whose design shall be adopted will
feel amply remunerated and all the de-
signs will be bound and carefully preser-
we'd to which end it is requested that
they be sketched, az near as may be. on
paper of a uniform s.ze,of the Dimensions
of Is by % lncAes. Fac designs to be
directed to
GEO. WATTERSTON. Sec'ry.
The Editors of Newspapers OF the u.
States are requested to give this notice
few gratuhnssrttous ions.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-08-20
1T E M S

q An individual of the city Of N.
York has given the Methodist Society
of the Methodist E. Church $4,000 for
the support Of domestic missions a,
the South and North West. The
Boston Herald says We lear that a
dandy was taken up under the dog act
yesterday, the officer insisting that he
was puppy.-L NE LoDdon pa
pers give an account OF the discharge
from prison of an old lady named Mar :
garet Hicks, aged 81 years. she had
been chalaed three months FIR debt {.
She was formerly acquainted with
Washington and DR.. Franklin very
intimately with the latter. al
tempt was made by some of the CON
vicls in the Baltimore penilen,iary to
burn down the building on Monday
night. The fire however was discoy-
cred early and Immediately ex.inguish.
ed.-Lately, fellow TO escape the
constable in pursuit of him, jumped
into the canal at Louisville, KY, but
fading his courage cool, swan back
and delivered himself up.-At Ba-
ton Rouge, in tine course of a rencon-
ire at an election, between David Bly
aud Arthur KimDal, the latter, alter
stabbns his antagonist, fred a pistol
at him, the bail Of which struck a sill.
yer dollar i'll his pocket, which saved
him from being killed "A child OF
Robert Graham, four years old, stray
ed from its fathers house in Otter
Creek, Ky. and was not found for four
days. lie was discovered ia the
woods, quite we'll and hearty, having
lived on blackoerries "A newly in
vented wooden hame, al Rochester, is
said TO be exempt from the objection
OF that IN use, which gals the neck OF
the horse.---The favorite amusement
Of the fashionable bandilli in Greece is
TO cut off their prisoners ears & make
them eat them irled in oil ..!--Conn-
terfell $40 notes, of the Farmers' and
Meceani s. Bank of Philadeiphla, are
in circulation, we'll executed. The
color of the paper is lighter pink than
the peDujne.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-08-20
Information Wanted.

WILLIAM Forsyth, native of this
city, about 50 years Of age, and by
trade carpenter, was for 10 years a
soldier in the United States Army and
was discharged from the 81 Regiment
Of Infantry in November, 1929. In
the Spring of 1880 he wrought a. his
trade with Mr.. Morton 10 the city of
St. Louis. In 1882, he was among
the artifiiers employed by government
in improving the navigation Of the O.
hio and the Mississippi rivers, where
he continued until December Of that
year. In January 1888, a letter was
received from him, written at the mouth
Of the Ohio, but post marked at Louis
vile, Kentucky,in which he stated that
he was anxious to return to Albany
as soon as he could. As he did not
return, and as nothing has been heard
OF him since that time, his relatives are
anxious to ascertain where he resides,
especially as there Is some property
here in which he has an interest, and
it is very desirable (if tvng) that be
should return home in order 10 enjoy
the benefits thereof.
1t is therefore respectfully requested
OF any person who can give informa-
ton respecting the said William For
syth, since January, 1888, to commu-
n'cate the same to Horace Allen, No.
55l South Market street, or to the
subscriber No. 60 Chapel street, AL,
bany, New York.
ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL.
August 20, 1886.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-08-20
JOHN r. COOKE

AS associated with himself in
the Practice Of the Law, bis
son PHlLIP P. Cooke. John
r, Cooke avails himself of this occa-
sion. to add that, intending to remove
to Baltimore early in ihe next year, he
will himaelf undertake DO new business
in the Courts Of Virginia /: bui he will
continue to attend the courts until he
shall have. disposed Of all the business
nov under his charge. -
Winchester, July 80, 1886.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-08-20
ELECTIONS.

In Kentucky, the Wing candidates for
Governor & L,eutenant Gov. it IS stated
have succeeded by respectable maiori-
tles.--lt is likewise believed that there
will be very decided Wing majority
say about two TO Que, in the Legislature
-.-ln Indiana. Judging from the .lntelli
9ence which has reached us, but few
Van Burenltes have been returned to
the Assembly--~about three-fodrths oil
the members known to have been cleo
ted being Harrison men.
From the Nat. Intelllgencer, August IL,
From alabama we have heard only
from counties 10 which the Wings have
carried the day by large majorities,
but not enough TO justify an opinion as
TO the result in the whole State.
From Missouri; we have but few re.
turns, but enough TO satisfy US OF the
triumphant election of Gen. ASHLEY,
the independent candidate for Cover
nor. In St. Louis county alone he re-
ceived a m d ority of $50 votes over
Mr.. Boees, the Van Buren, candidate.
From Illinois we hear that there is
grea, reason to believe that the Wings
have gained at the election both for
Congress aud the State Legislature.
1t appears from actual "disclosure -
and testimony of the Rev. Mr.. CURRY
Corresponding Secretary OF the Home
Missionary Society, the. Rev. G. W,
PERKINS, Pastor OF the American. Pres.
bylerian Church, the Rev. HENRy Els.
SON, Pastor of tho Scotch Pre- Soyterlau
church, BENJAMIN HOLMES, ESQ,
Cashier ofthe Montreal Bank aud Jus.
tice OF the Peace, that the "awful dis.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-08-20

VIRGINIA, To WIT:
1t rules holden in the Clerks Office
of tie Circuit Superior Cours OF
Lao and Chaneery for tie county
Of Hampshire, the first Monday tn
August, 1886.
Abraham Vanmeter, Jr. and Garrett
Vanmeter, executors of Jacob Van.
meter, decd. plaintiffs, against
Abraham Vanmeter, and Isaac Van
meter, Thomas Bromwell and 9th
ers, defendants, -
in CHANCERY.
The Defendants Abraham Van-
meter and Isaac Vanme,er, not hav-
ing entered their appearance and giv>
en- security according to the &C. Of
assembly and the rules Of this court /;
and it appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that they are not inhabitants OF
this country; Ii IS ordered, That the
said defendants do appear here on the
first day Of the April term next,
to answer d supplemental bill !; and
that copy OF this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published
in Romney, for two mouths success
lively, and that another copy be posted
at the front door OF The court house of
the said county of Hampshire. A
copy--Teste,
JOHN B. WHITE, c, H. c.
Angus, 6. 1886.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-08-20
>SlEss 80

o. We received yesterday the Ma
tional Intelligeucer of the 18th ult., but
at too late an hour to give very i'm
portant letter !. containing intelligence
from the Hermitage, that Gen. JACK
SON has assumed for the Government
very decided neutral stand in the af-
fairs Of Texas and Mexico. The par
ticulars next week. The course pur-
sued.by Gen. Gaines is disapproved by
the President, though sanctioned by the
Kitchen Cabinet, Blair, Kendall, &c.
G The nocturnal funeral process.
ion proposed.in Baltimore in honor of
Mr.. MADISON has been rejected by the
City Council, on account OF its great ex.
pense.
"RyE.-Yes.erday $4,000 bushels
Of Dutch rye we're sold at a dollar. Ii
was taken by several distilleries, who
united in the purchase. We seldom
record so large a transaction."-N K.
paper, August IL.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-08-20

tors were authorised to contract for a
site upon the Canal, and to take such
other preliminary steps as might by
them be deemed advisable. A com
mittee was also appointed TO draft a
code of bylaws for the regulation OF
the company. The meeting then ad-
iourned uoti the first Monday in Oc-
tober next In the mean time, the
President Of the Company will visit
several of the important factories 10
this State, and also to the North.
Thus has this very important en-
terprise been at length entered into in
earnest. The alacri,y manifested by
our citizens on the subject was quite
gratifying. 1t gives US pleasure to
state that two Of the most intelligent
genslemen of our sister county Of Hall
fax, (Dr. Thomas P. Atkinson and
James G. Bruce, Esq are among the
largest s,ockholders--the former Of
whom it is understood will shortly re-
move TO this place, 10 order 10 dis
charge the duties of President and ge-
neral Superintendent.
1t would be useless to remark, 80
apparent must the fact be to every
miad, upon the importance Of such an
establishment to the surrounding coun.
try, and to our iowa, pre- eminentiy
favored by nature, as it is, with un.
bounded water power.-Ojservsr.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-08-20
MIR. Thomas Edwards.

PLEASE TAKE NO
T1CE, that on Saturday the 10tA
day Of September ne1t, 1866 between
the hours of six in the loren DON, and
six 10 the afternoon, at the Tavern Of
William Armstrong, ia the town OF
Romney, | shall proceed to take the
dispositions of Anthony Edwards, Ro-
bert Sherrard and others, to be offer
ed as evidence 10 suit, now depend
ing in the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chahcery lin Chancery) for
Hampshire county, In which 1 am
Complainant, and you and others are
defendants aud as you are not an in
habitant of this State, you are thus
publicly notified. Yours, &c.
JAMES ALLEN.
August 20, I836.-4w.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-08-20
PHILIP P. COOKE

NM ILL regularly. attend the
Wv Circuit Superior Courts Of
Law and Chancery, and the
County Courts in the counties Of Fred
erick, Hampshire and Jefferson, with
a view to the practice Of the Law. Be.
ing for the present, and while his faith
er remains in Virginia, associated with
him in the practice, he will occupy the
same office.
Winchester, July 80, 1s36.-tfs.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-08-20
DRY GOODS,
Groc eries

Queensaoare, Hardware, SC. &c.
All of which have been purchased With
care for Cash, which will enable them
to sell on more pleasing terms than if
bought on a credit.
They politely invite their friends
and the public generally to call and
examine their stock of GOODS, as
they feel confident that their prices
will give entire satisfaction to the pur.
chaser.
CHARLES LoBB. j.. & Co.
Petersburg, July 80, 1836.-tf.
N. B. Wheat. Rye, Oats, Corn
Flaxseed, Wool, Feathers, Ears, Bees
wax, Tallow, Rags, &C., will be taken
at the highest market prices, in ex-
change for GOODS.
C. L, Jr. g. co.
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CAUTION.

"A Ii persons are hereby eau
IN toned against hunting, ranging
or, fishing, on any part or por-
ton of my Lands in the county Of
Hardy.--All and any person or per-
sons who may disregard this caution
and hunt, range or fish on any of my
lands, will be prosecuted, if detected,
to the utmost extent the law will al
low. JOHN MULLlN.
Hardy CO., Aug. 20, 1861.
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NOYXCE.
A. w. MCDOWELL,
ATTORNEY at Law.

OFFERS his professional services
to the public. He will attend the SUI
perior and Inferior Courts of Hamp-
shire and Hardy. His Office is in
Romney, over the S,ore.room of c..
l.. Wren & Co.
Romney, Jolly 80, lS36.--u.
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Is A camp.meeting. will be held
near Wardensville, Hardy county, to
commence on the 26;h August inst,
under the direction of the Rev. David
Steele. IAug. 20.