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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-12
To bridge ESNilHe1.S.

nun: President and Directors OF the Lynchburg
4 Toll Bridge Company. having deter inrd to
rebuild their Bridcr, entirely anew, aud upon
Towns Lattice WORK plan. hereby give notice, that
lhcy viii receive scaled proposals for rebuilding the
same until the Isl day of October next: The
Bridge will be from ia In 700 feet in ength--to
lie erected ON three pillars and two abumcnts-the
Two abuturuts already erected can be used with
htlc aIcratlon--ihc three pillars will be built entire
of solid stone from i 10 u feet wide al
the foundation, gradually taperng from the waters
surface to feet Al top-and will be about twenty
two feet high from low water n,ark-thc water in
the river each point FOR pillar. will he about
2, ) and Il feet deep: the contractor will have Tho
liberty Of getting the rock from quarrlcs the
l'rlgc, without charge: aud, II is believed that
rock may be bad from three pillars standing.
nearly to erect two of the new pillars the wood
work OF the bridge, will be upon Towns lattice PLAN
wide enough for double track for carriages to be
covercd w,rh roof, we'll sbingled and the sides
weather. boarded reference m,,,t be had TO Tow MS
late patent for specifications all bids contracts.
Separate proposals will he received for the stone 81
wood work, tho the Directors would prefer 10 con-
tract with the same individual for both each bid
must state the shortest time for its completion and
delivery.
The proposals may be addressed 10 the undersirn.
ed viii la, them before the Board of Directors
ON The LIST day of October, Tor their consideration
The Directors will not bind themselves give tho
contract to the lowest bidder merely because it is the
lowest-but must take into view other considerations
with II. Bond aud sccnlit, will be required for the
faithful cXccion Of the work within the time prescri
bed and agreed upon.
WM W. NORvELI.. Trea'sr.
Toll Bridge Company.
0-F@The Globe & lnellieencer, Washington City,
viii nsicrt the above twice in their country paper.
Il forward their accounts 10 this office for payment
sept. - no
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-12

The recent election in Maryland Of Senatorial
electors has resulted in favor OF the Van Burcn par
".
Col. VIM. T. Woodlcv, of Isle of Wight, has
been appointed Proctor of the University of Viz
einia, in leu of VIM. q. Pcndcton resigned.
The Ch0icra has made its appearance in
Charleston, s. c. and the cases are daily reported
by the Board of Health. They are generally,
however, of mild type, and confined to blacks
and incorporate whites.
From Erope.-London dates to Aug. |, have
been received at New York.-Thc French Minis
try had resolved. against the wishes of the King,
that there should be military review on the last
of the -" Three Day>'-Much agitation existed
in Paris and rumorS were current of "A widely
extended COZ spracy.-it was rumcrod that the col
cbratcd RotIscllild was dead, but there seems to
he some doubt on tho subicct.-Thc Queen ;
troops in Spain, it is said, had obtained important
successes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-12

rANo Richard Eppcrson, David Spencer and T.
n hlabcth his wc, 'iormerl, Elizabeth Eppcrson.
Samuel Ridgway. and Rosanond his wife, formerly
Rosamond Eppcson, Martha Ford formerly Mar
tina Epp"rson Joseph {. Epperson, John II. Ep-
person, and Elizabeth his wife. late Elizabeth
Roark and Iiuleberry Roark AS YOU are parties
III interest IN Il suit pending in the County
Court ot Campbell, ON It's CHANGER, side. insfitu-
ted b, Joseph Eppc,son, pltn. against Richard Ep-
person and others, ior the purpose of cbtsniug
decree for the sale OF the landed estate of Iitleber
/, Eppcrson, deed. and the matters and things
prayed for in that sult also embraced in suit
now pending aud 'pdrtrrnned IN the Circuit
Superior CONT Of Law and thanccry FOR the town
Of Ivnchl,urr, IA which the same Joseph Eppcrson
Is plaintiff aud Samuel pannill Is defendant and
~ YOU are not ihhnhitants Of the commonwealth
OF Virginia and have known agents therein
YOU, and each of You, are hereby notified that,
SATURDAY the loud day of October next. | shall
apply to the judge Of the said Circuit Superior
Count Of Law and Chaueery FOR the town of Lynch
hurH. IN opcn tour'. II IN sesslon,-it not, AZ his
chamhCis,-to u viii of certiorafi, IL remove the
record and proceedings the said suit, IN the
~ Count of Campbell, mp Ia the said Circuit Su-
pcrlut Court ri Law aud Ghanetfy tor the town Of
i.ynchburg, N order that the matters and things
paved for M both suits may he heard and deter
nucl together, lnthe Latter court.
Respectfully x =.
JOSEPH JEFFERSON.
fv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-12

PENNSILNANIA.-On of the works of IN
ternaI improvement, completed by PENNSYLVANIA,
though less generally known than some others, is
amongst the most stupendous, both in magnitude &
in the cost of construction, on record. traveller
referring to it, says:
&c llannibal's passage over the Alps and Napo-
Icons road over the Simplon, | cannot but esteem
rlfes, in comparison with this victory obtained by
the peaceful State of PENNSYLVANIA over the Allie
ghanics. The entire length Of the route is three
hundred and ninety-four and miles. Inu leave
Philadep ha by the Columbia Railroad, which ex-
tends 81 miles then pass l7l3 miles upon the
second division Of the ennSylvania Canal along
the Susquehannah and Juniata; then cross the
summit of the Aeghanv by the Portage Railroad,
36Y miles; and complete your course by the Wes
tern Division OF the Pennsylvania Canal, lOf miles
inlcngth. And this work, gigantic as is, but lit
tie more than hall what the State has achieved rs
such, IN her purpose OF internal Improvement, and
is less than third OF all that has been done in the
State, by public authority and by stock companies
viii 1t be believed that tins single state has more
than 1900 miles of canals and rail roads, and that
she is still projecting, and will no doubt, soon
execute more She Is not satisfied with having cN-
pended from the State Treasury twenty five mil
lions of dollars. What noble example of energy
in extending the trade and developing the physical
resources ola state-Wo uld that ulndrcdth parl
of the zeal had been shown bv this or any other
State, in the development of her moral and intel
lcctua resources
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-12
PA!ENT POCKET RIFLE.

rSN!IE barrel is made of fine cast steel, without
welding, being drilled cold from a solid
bar, thereby avoiding the liability to seams and
scales which occ.r in welding.
The cxccllency of the piece consists in the sn-
peror force, precision and distance with which IL
throws ball. owing in great degree to the per-
fiction Of the metal, being very solid, tenn
pered, and from the ineness of It's particles,
susceptible of being more highly furnished within.
Among thousands which llae been made and pror-
I'd, mt one has fractured in firing. As an insiru-
mont combining the desirable qualities Of being
portable, economical. and Mrouiag ball at ns
great a dist""ce nth equal precision amt force Of
the long rifle, where they have been introduced,
they are uniformly esteemed as beyond comFar-
iSon.
Barrels from 3 to 3 inches length for sale by
II. b. RICHARDS.
Sept. - II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-12

son dared to attempt to dictate 10 her in the con-
test between Madison and Monroe But that
great man knew better the obligations Of L" public
duty than 10 enter the field as an clcctonccrcr for
hissuccessor. Virginia, however has unfortunately
now fallen under the control OF degenerate spirit,
of men who, prepared 10 erpnn,c rle con>t,tu-
ton in obedience to orders, cannot b supposed TO
have spirit enough to resistihe dctation OF tue Pc
sident in the choice of his successor We have vet,
however. strong confidence that the People will
in November leave the leaders in the lurch, and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-12

cu.,o,,r, STATE, and a candidate for Con
loss saws: 81 am decidedly and anxIonsis in
go If ,nnc,irc Texas to the United States.
.,..;,,s the rock our saivalion,' and Gun
zion Of happiness, most deyoutly 10 nc wish
! e,r, Should | be chosen representative to
I shall leave no effort unrried To pro-
aaee TIL, desired object, feeling confident that all
do blessings of peace and tranquility Will thereby
,..o.,rcd TO ourselves and our postcrty"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-12
IL CH,NCERy.

tn motion of the defendant Ambrose Pmnkft, III
his own lrhi and rs administrator with the will an
nexcd of james, Hill, dec. by counsel To dissolve the
injunction awarded IN this cause, the court, ON con
sdclation thereof and of the bill the answer OF that
defendant, replication thereto. aud an exhibit and al
ter hearing counsel in opposition to the motion. doth
for the present override the same, and doth Order
that the sad defendant Ambrose Punket, as admin
isfratol with the will annexed of James Hill, dec. do
render before of the Commissioners ofthis court
account of his administration of the OF the
said james Hill dec, and the said Commissioner is
directed to examine and settle the same. ard
make report thereof to the court. with any matter
specially stated thought pertinent by himself.
quirrd BY the parties Ia be stated.
J, Cnny-'Irstc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-12
From the Hdiitar ~ c. Adrocotr.
HALIFAX. Aug. y, 1926.

A. Wchb-On my return from the Southwest
90. DAYS since. my attention wis called 10 an
.,r,c, from the Danyi.lc Reporter, stating that
,,r,I Jackson had addressed letter TO my Fa-
u. rho late H. 6. Burton, which contained a
.'.,,,;,e to appoint him Governor OF fexa.. The
,,,er il is said was found amongst The papers of
,ha deceased This | pronounce uneqniN locally
~ 10 false no examination has yet been made of
,Ha na,ers and letters belonging to Governor Bur-
,an and had such letter been in existence, it
sa,3 mt have thus come TO light. Indeed look
NM, this statement, whicl, has been SO eagerly
,,,hlshed and rc-pubishcd by the editorial raterni-
- oft the opposition press, as malignant attempt TO
,roi.b the / me of an illustrions individual. Like
,ho Reporter, | can well cxclam " Wat next 7"
:. WHAT state of things does ii DISCLOSE" when
NO beboId the press perverted iroma medium of
ruth and knowledge, TO a vehicle OF SANDER. The
,ery sanctuary of the grave is violated, and the
oanes of the dead invoked, to appear upon the po-
G,;caI arena, in dcraction from the fame of
tho living. hope the Danville Reporter
u;II ojyc this an insertion, wei as the otIr
or papers which have published the extract al
lnded 10, in order that the misrepresentation may
he corrected, and the public mind not mi>Ied.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-12
W higs an Bnrenircs.

The Senator, however, from the Cumberland
district, though counted as Van Buren, man, is
pledged to vote with the Wings on all political
qncsonS-which in fact makes the Wing vote
So and the Van Buren, ST and it is also said, that
Col Stockard, of the Commons from Orange, al
though Van Buren, man, considers himself in
struccd, by the result of the election in his coun-
~, to vote with tine Wings, which will give that
party majority of / on Joint ballot Where par
ties are 50 nearly balanced in the Legislature, it
cannot be dopbtcd that the overwhelming Wing
majority for Governor, (Which is now ascertain
ed to be 5,ll0) will give decided inclination
10 the scales, in their favor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-12
NOTICE..


XATiLL be sold at public auction ON Saturday the
W 2ith day OF September at the Toll Bridge,
in Iynchburg, all the ,imbers standing the pill
lars, including the Sleepers and the Iron bands and
iiolt,-Aso the Stone in several of The stabding
Plllar>-all of which will be required to be removed
ten days after the saleit will be divided Ino lots
suit bidd rs-cash for all sums under $50: OF aud
above that amount, gotiabe notes th approved en-
dorsers al four months.
WM. w. NORNELL 7reds'r
Toll Rf,dgss CcmfGry
Sept. IT, tits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-12
500 GALLONS FALL AND WINTER
OsTV LAMP OIL.

- barrels Malaga Nine
p do and half do Madeira Vino and ma
ny other Wines IN BOTTLES and casks.
- Ladies Misses and Chlldren's India Rub
Der Aprons,
36 pair Ladies' Eur Lined India Rubber
Shoes, assorted sizes.
81 Accorans, single and double keyed,
$40 o~. Fresh candr, a,>orted.
300 " sal Aratus and renl Ashes
T. banciS Coal Tar
80 boxes BY l0and II by l. Window Glass
Best BrnIdies. Holland Gin and Kun.
For sale in quantities 10 suit purchasers; or the
tctoe or haifofthe Subscribers eatre stock Of goods
would be sold on advantageous terms.
nor III. D4JIES.
SEPT T. if,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-12

~ The Unionto"n Pcnn.)" Democrat Of
the lSt inst. says, +" We wish editors abroad ut
once to- abandon all doubt or cavil about the vote
of Penns, Ivana. She is decidedly, uncquivo-
callv and certainly in favor of Gen. Harrison, by
a large mGjorHY, as that she gave her electoral
vote to Gen. Jackson. She refused to vote for
Van Buren, for Vice President, and She will not
vote for him as Prcsiden'. '-Thc Berlin Penn.)
Star estimates Iarrison's majority in that State
at 10000!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-12

- Why are not the Van Bnrcnics as fearful of
an eetion of Vice President by the Senate as
they are of an election ofPrcsident by the House
OF Representatives By refusing to support Col.
Johnson in this State, and putting their Tick
Ell the name of a man who will not be run any
where else, they may throw the election into the
Senate. Do they not fear " corruption" in that
body May not bargain and intrigue" defeat the
will of the people there as well as in the House ?
May not "A " minority candidate" be elected Vice
President, and in certain contingencies, President
BY this course! If they really fear an election
by the House, why have they wilully, and with
no earthly reason, acted TO increase the chan
ces of devolvng the election of Vice President
or the Senate? Either their fears feigned, or
they deserve to be rebukcd for counting the very
PerIlS against which they warn the people.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-12
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr. Cl'h
commissioners Office,

.imherSi, June ION. lS;}6.
The parties interested in the foregoing order of
court, are hereb, notified, that have appointed the
2d day OF November next carry said orders into
effect, which dav, at the hour of nine in the
mg. they are required TO attend at my office at Am
hers Court house. with copies of office papers, their
accounts. evidence, &c prepared for examination aud
settlement. JAMES I. GARLAND. CoHnn'r.
Sept. II wiw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-12
Avcrctt's Exchange Office.

LVnrhbUfg, Sept. {, ISB. :
Drawn Nos. Of Norfolk Extra Class. No. 7
Us, Scp')
So 81. II. 39. 81 6. Is. IL. l3 IS.
Drawing of thu Mononralia. Sd Sept 1896.
80. !. d. -. -. %. 81. 3. 45. 81 SO.
-" Renew vour small prizes in the Splendid
SCENE, which draws Saturday next, in which,
are prizes OF >.3o,ooo, Sl5,oOo, 10000, &c.
J.IEANERETT, H. Co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-12
against

Ambrose Plnnhct. IN his own right and admin
Isfrao, with the will anne xcd of James Hill dec. and
Tabnha hIs wife, Samuel IliIl, William Watts and
Polly his wife James Norvell and Susan his wife, Nm
GaIvn and Lucy his wife, and James Anderson.
Nancy Carrot. Mincna Garnet Archibald Cox and
Fanny his wife, John Bobbit and rcrmria his slic,
Lewis " right and Elizabeth his wife, Joseph Wright
aud Anna hls wife. Moses Nrgannin susan his wife.
and - Reynolds and --- his wife.
dot,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-12
NJ AR EIAGE.

Married, on "Wednesday evening last, by the
Icy. Dir. llacombc, Mr. SAMUEL ". SHELTON Of
Nelson, 10 Miss MARY NJ. DIpI AXE, daughter of
MIR. liemy NJ. Didlakc, of this place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-12

u lithe Van Buren, editors really believe the
calculations which they put forth, giving Van Buren,
anovcrwhelmng majority in the Electoral Collie
fes' why do they pretend to fear an election by
The House of Representatives Their prcdc-
tons are not believed by themselves, or their APP
pfehensions are fcigncd. Which are we to con-
fde n2
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-12

t. NV Cotton is selling At high prices IN
some Of the markets. \ bale soil in columbas,
Geo a few days ago, for il1 cts per Id. The or
binary price is from Is TO u cts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-12

e. The democrats" of Caswel county q.
CA have invited their " able and eloquent" Scna-
tor, Bedford Brown, to a public dinnel, to mourn
ever the late defeat Of the party in North Caro-
lima. We like this mode of celebrating ones dis
comture. The victors should not have the
dinners, as well as the spoils.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-12

North Caroina-Thc Raleigh Register of
the 9th ist contains a full statement Of the cleo
tions in North Carolina, in which it says, it may
safely defy any one to detect an error This
Is The result
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-12

Il. \. BURTON, +. G.

u Having copied from the panville Reporter
the article to which the foregoing note has refer
encc, we give place to the contradiction likewise.
The Reporter however, did not, we imagine, speak
without authority and we shall be surprised if it
f,;l tn snbstantatc its statement, notwithstanding
the confident Tone of the foregoing graod'lo1nent
communication of master Burton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-12
SPLENDID SCHEME

Besldes ~ al 100 30 oi $500, 10 oi 500 III Of
2oo, - ot sl1o, 100 Of 100, amounting 10 more
than hall mHian Of doiiarS.
Tickets %l0. Halves -, Quarters - ID
oiefs from the romu, Inclosing the cash
l.llze urhe> tpos paldD will be thankfully received
aud promptly attended to.
Al MrRrftni Bank notes taken At pan Tor tielets.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-12
DE.i.N'.S
lottery and Exchange Office

Tor IN bcnfW II he TOrn II IIhet7ine
Class, No. >, for lI:G
To be drawR at iicrani,id la IN Saturday
SrDi VIM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-12

~ The Cincinnati Evening Post states Tat
lImIi>on's majority in OHIO will not be less than
10000.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-12

W 1t used to be "A maxim that We should
-nase man by the company that he keeps. If
Vol johnson is too immoral and corrupt for the
people OF Virginia to vote for him as Vice Prcsi-
deh', what are we t, think of Mr.. Van Buren,,
" whose intrigucs Johnson was nominated in con-
junction with himself. instead of Wm. c. Rives!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-12
Valuable pittsylvania LAND for sale.

EDIRSl mt 10 the last will aud testament of the
Late W llham 'lunsfall we oflcr lor sale, u tract
of Land containing
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-12

~ The Worcester (Massachu sclt>) Ycoman,
paper distinguished both for ability & sound prin-
cpcS, in reference 10 the late decision of JUDGE
Shaw, cmancpaiing Slave, in mockcry of the
right OF property, guaranteed by the constitutions
mades this udicionS remark -" Ii is difficult To
see by what refined process OF legal ratiocna,on
the Court reached the conclusion that the owner
loses his right of property in a Slave, Just b,
passing with him through Free State, any
more than he would right TO recover his
pocket-book if it were stolen from him under
similar circumstances" 1t is wonderful how ST.
lent tl,e Southern Van Buren, presses are in rcll-
ton TO this circumstance, as they are, indeed, of
every other, tending 10 show the spread of Aboll-
ton principles at the North, and the increasing
insecurity of Southern rights. Time was, when
Mr. Ritchie's sword albeit lie is not a military
man,-would have leapcd from its scahbard at
such an Infringement of our rights as that involved
in the Boston decision. But now, CcrbcruS sleeps
at his post, his mouth either filed with sop from
the treasury, or wide open in expectancy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-12

W The public mind, in Tennessee, if we may
=, from the tone of their journals, is in pain
'a'c oil excitement Dinners and festivals are
~ ne order oltc day-onc party teastng Jackson,
YIN 'rundy, &c.-the other White, Peyton,
"' &c Among the other marvels of the times,
perceive that public dinner has been given to
EQUATOR Porter in Nashville, Dime, to a IJhig
s''''' IN sight of the Hermitage Five wears
,e'e would have been treason in the thought
''' ut who had vcntured to suggest it would
De'' fortunate if he had escaped the penal
:, u.s. u tue " second section.' Notwithstanding
.' ''o''n' manifestations of public feeling, how
~ 49, ''' Tue open and palpable attempt of Gen.
u control the vote of that State there is
w evidence of tagging on the part of Judge
friends On the contrary, the spirit Of
'',""ce acquires fresh strength with eve
:. y additional effort to subdue it. The free sons
.,,. "es' wear no mans collar, and they will
,f r. y o'c'a'on from no quarter. The people
inc, s' e''ee' particularly, present to the world
Jo,. spectacle as Virginia would have
'"'"'y'elght years ago, had Thomas Jencr-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-12

% All accounts, verbal well as newSpa-
per, state that the great humbugger, Ben
ton, was received at all the watering places, with
marked GOODNESS. Even men of his own party
gave him the cut direct.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-12

Is this true The Washington Mirror states
that mechanic cannot obtain employment on any
of the public buildings, if he is known AT any time
to have expressed an opinion against the present
administration. II this is true we would ash If
there is a more complete dc>porism in Turkey
OF the government can be brought to bear upon
public opinion 1t is another illustration of the
truth, which is every day forcing itself more and
more upon public attention, that the forms of free
government are not AT all Incompatible with the
existence OF the mos, grinding tyranny.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-12

1 WILL sell or6 n etoes ut auction, on Tue.
day, the l:th INST. I'll tRIES PHELPN.
sept. II lI
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Sept. 10
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