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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01
BED FORD FEMALE SEMINARY.
Pupils will assemble ON Monday, October 4.
M IL. HARVEY MITCHELL, well Inc.

lVl as Portrait Il Landscape Painter, will, for Tho
year now commencing, take charge ola Class r
Drawing and Painting His skill an Artist will Offer
to pupils desiring real proficiency in this accom-.
plshment, advantages such as few schools csaeMEt
stow. Price of Tuition, Is dollars per annum' -
WINTER USIfoRM.--Dress and Peerine of bo,.
tie green Circassan Merino, with white part,.
let's and Aprons of brown French Linen Bonne,
OF Cane or Chip, Nuns pattern, trimmed with Grim
son Ribbon.
Paymentfor Board $50 and Tuition in the repu.
lar Studies (S25) will be expected in advance. The
fees for Music, Drawing, for other Studies NOT
part of the regular course, will be payable the end
of each Session. EDW'D WIN. JOHNSTON.
Principal.
Sefember II At if offs
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x.a.yDs IND MILLS EOR S.9LE.

NOW OFFER FOR SALE, several Tracts Of
j LAND, lying ia the county OF Bedford, some OF
which a,e very vausble anon gst them the stony
Fork psutation. and the Mill Tract Goose Creek.
The former contains about i35 ACRES, a con-
siderable norton Of which is real rich bottom Land,
suitable for Hemp Tobacco. Gram. This is very
desirable Tract Of LAND, situated IA miles S. w.
from Liberty, and well worthy Of The attention of
speetable section. water OF The finest quality togeth-
err with a small creek running for than a mile
through IL. upon which the rich bottom Land is
situated. The Hill Tract is miles 5. w. from
Liberty. in a very populous, wealthy and respeca-
BILE neie hborbood, and contains some $50 Acres
OrLAND, with Manufacturing MILL sc by So
feel in length, with pair Of Mill Stones, OF which
are feet French Burr, with every essential fixture
necessary Tor making first rate Family Flour and on
a never failing stream; attached TO the Mill IS an ex-
celent Saw MILL the whole of which establishment
IS very substantially and decently finished, and is
not surpassed by any establishment Of the kind, IN
the upper cuuntry the whole now in operation, with
n dwelling and every necessary cut house Tor family
purposes. Such property is rarely found IN market
and nothing but an anxious desire TO wind up my
Bedford affairs, and remove permanently to kanawha,
would now induce to put them in market Some
other Tracts OF Land. containing between and 800
acres each, and lying oil from the above are also
for sale Persons wishing TO purchase are most re-
specially solicited TO call and examine the property,
aud any further information will be given appca-
ton to me personally or by letter to Dicknsons
Store Z. O. Bedford Co., Va. Apply to
WILLIAM DICKINSON, j.
Sen Of w6w
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JUST RECEIVED

u huDS: st Croix Sugar of the first order,
= hlco do,
boxes Tribe Loaf Sugar.
uerces London Brown Stout.
. do Philadelphia Porter.
~ barre Is Family Roe Herrings
Jugs. o's' ohufns and
FAMILY BACON AND FLOUR.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED.
a'ooo lss' pure Family Bacon.
A'so' a lot Of good family Flour.
August 8
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JOHN NJ. SPEED--.gssormcv at Lar.

WlLL attend the Superior and Inferior Courts
w of the county of Campbell and the Corpora
ton of Lynchburg Any BUSINESS entrusted to his
management, will receive prompt attention. lie
may be found al the Law Office of C.. l.. Mos
by, Esq.
Sept. 3 "a
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GUIDE TO PASSENGERS.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
YNIIE Northern Line OF Stages from Lynchburg
i to Fredericksburg by way OF Charlottesville,
leaves Lynchburg on Tuesdays Thursdays and Sat
urdays at O'Clock, A. NJ, and reaches Charloues-
vile IN the evening of those days it arrives at Ere
dericksburg on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
at o'clock p. M In returning, 1t arrives at Char
loucsyillc on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
and reaches Lynchburg on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays. By this route passengers leaving
Lynchburg will reach Fredericksburg in two days,
or those going from Lynchburg 10 Richmond will
reach Richmond on the second day at O'Clock. p.
M.--Our teams and coaches are first rate, and the
drivers careful and accommodating No pains
will be spared render the trip safe and pleasant TO
the passengers.
Fare through to Fredericksburg $ll 90
do To Richmond SO
Apply al the Franklin Hotel Lynchburg, for seats.
S. b. CLOVES, Agt.
July 2 1Jan
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.IOAVB. u. LOGAN.

SALEM, Roanoke county, Va. regularly aeD''
- the Superior and county courts OF Roteloun'
Roanoke aud Montgomery Counties. Diligen' az
tentlon will be given to all business entrusted 10
him.
Octl5 vow
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TsHE subscribers, having discontinued the Mer-
i eautile business in Lynchburg, request all per-
sons indebted them to call aud settle their ac-
counts
frSss FOR RENT, the Store House, with de-
Essn; slrable family residence above. now occupied
~ by us. AUSTIN & HANCOCK.
October 18 WITS
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ISL RECEIVED one case patent axe -helycs,
y IA good article for the approaching season.
CHARLES PHELPS.
Sept. q -
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esa1aNas2ekezks Court House, dapp1e gray Horse
four years old last spring five feet SIX inches high
with large, coarse head and legs. The reward will
be paid to any person that will give the subscribers
Information by letcr-so that get him again, -
addressed TO Retreat Post Office, Frankhn County,
Virginia. JNO. II. d PETER GUERRANT.
October IL 4w.
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teman, distinguished by gtsee and brilliancy OF
style as writer, his extensive literary information
and his accurate acquaintance with the Classics.
have no doubt that in any literary employment reau-
ring these qualifc atoms, he could render accepta
bic service 10 the Public. ROBT. Y. HAYNE
For terms, &c. see separate advertisement.
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.
(RICIIMOND.)


FI'lilS establishment possesses the advantage Of
l. being situated at the Southwest gate Of Capitol
Square, between the Petersburg and Fredericks-
burg X. X. Depots, where passengers may rely up
on being walked up within halt an hour of the start
ing OF the The subscriber has rented six rooms
fronting the Virginia House, which will be neatly
fitted up. by the addition OF these rooms, he ex-
poets TO be able to accommodate % members of the
Legislature. lie is prepared to accommodate travel
ling families. To his friends and the public gene
rally, he tenders his grateful thanks for years be
raj patronage, received in this place. and hopes, by
uniring exeftions, to merit its continuance. Ills
bar will be furnished with the best Liquors, and his
house with the best OF servants; and his Stable, which
is very good one, With gram aud provender of eve
~ kind, attended by excellent ostler. lie will
Keep constantly for hire good Hacks, which will at
teud the steamboat and cars. WIN. HOWLETT.
Having sold out the Washington Hotel, to Mr.
William Hewlett, return my thanks To all those
that have patronzcd me for several years, aud won
recommend all my old friends TO continue then
patronage 20 the Washington Hotel.
JOHN TALMAN,
Richmond, October % w3w
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IsIFTH Show and Fair. on the frs, Tuesday and
l. Wednesday in November nexi, (6th and 9TH J
Edward Carter, OF New London, has been appoint
ed Treasurer. IN place OF John Alexander. decd,
and The members Of the Society are desired to pay
TO him their respective subscriptions, and those IN
arresr are also 10 pay him their several arcarages.
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ed Treasurer, III place OF John Alexander, decd,
and The members OF the Society are desired to pay
TO him their respective subscriptions and those IN
arresr are also pay him their several arearages.
PREMIUMS OFFERED.
For The best cultivated farm $50
ID do do 12
i" the highest product ofcorn three conigu-
Gus acres OF high land -
do do Of wheat on do do u
:" best thorough bred stallion 10
do mare b
" do colt
" do common stallion 8
F." do marc 8
" do colt 3
do hy 9
" do Durham bull G
i" do eI do 8
" do Devon bull 5
" do or ho,ier. oil improved breed 3
" do calf do .
" do common bull ;
- do do 9
" do boar of improved breed 3
- do Jack 5
" do Jenny ,
DOMESTICs.
" woollcn cloth, yards 5
" carpeiipg do 3
" I'd do do Q
- table cloth 3
" ID do do .
i" woollen Counterpart 3
Sd do do .
a. cotton do 3
" I'd do do Q
" hearth rug
4" pair OF blankets
" specimen OF sewing s,la
" flannel, yards
" I'd do do
" grape wine
IN
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OBJ PRINTING Executed at this Office with
y neatncss and despatch.
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INV ! okh, OCT rs.
BY the arrival cf the transient ship Hibcrpa,
London papeis OF September eth, and Liverpool
OF September 2slh, have been received, being eight
days laer ad,Ioes Than those brought by the ROYAL
William.
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SO REWARD.

M STRAlED or STOLEN, from
M maN In the subscribers WAGNER, Mi
M(M VK cajah, four miles east of Wythe
snARaAs &p&eIk, Court House. n dapDle gray lorsc
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ROBERT TINSLEY, C.
COMMIssIoNER's OrFICE.

Amherst Courthouse October 4th, 1883
The parties Will take notice that have appointed
Friday the l4th day of December next TO commence
the accounts in the foregoing order mentioned on
winch day, at the hour Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ they are
requested TO attend at my office, with their accounts
vouchers and copies of court papers, prepared for
examination and settlement
ROBERT TINSLEY, Com'r
October % Wv
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NIRGlNlA-In the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery, for the county OF Camp
bell at the Court house OF said county, on the
day OF September, 1888:
John Roper and Margaret his wife, late Marga-
ret franklin. George Branner, Eliza Ann Noth
Debby Ann North. John North William Greenbcr-
ry North aud James North, tie last FIVE OF whom are
infants, suing by the said George Branner. their
guardian and next trend, plaintiffs,
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4 4 Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
/ u Gerry, continued by adjournment, and held for
the county of Amherst At the Courthouse, Saur-
day the 9Th day of September, 1888
Alfred II. billiard sud Elizabeth Is. his wife, for
merry Elizabeth b. Cabell, Napoleon b. Cabell and
Alexander Cabe Plaintiffs,
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ON
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-20
THE CANADA WAR CLOSED

The New Orleans Picayunc of the sih
gives the following summary Of the lates.
intelligence from the frontier:
Governor Mason of Michigan. has entire
" broken up the patriot forces in his region,
and that without bloodshed, ercept thar
two persons were killed who were irving to
cut out steamboat at Detroit. All the
arms which had been stolen from the arse
nal near Detroit, were restored.
Several individuals Of Michigan were
held TO bail for violations of the laws. two Of
them IN the sum Of $500. One of these
was D. D. Mckinney, the manager Of tho
Theatre, who had accepted ColoncIcy a.
mong the patriots.
Dancombe is said to be at home about
his business. II
Gen. Scott is athis' quarters a, Buffalo.
engaged in keeping the militia from open
mnl'ny. and investigating the fo-ged order
to Coi. Ransom, by which the States can.
non ,1,, were procured by the patriots.
The patriot army. late Of NAVY Island.
are scattered along the villages on the South.
= law has passed the parliament Of Up
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-20

The Nashville Binher of the 9th instant.
states that Resolutions had been insraSlI-ei
in the representative branch of If the Sllte
Legislature, inStructing their Senliors N
Congress to vote against the Sub-,reaS Irv
sc.scme. The papers think thew viii iss j.
dopied without doabt--,hat public oaiai n
was never more decided in the cnaie,Ssas-
ton OF any measure, than in This instance.
We copy The following resolution:
Resotred, As the Will of The people IS par
amount 10 the will of the party, and IS Tie
representative Is bound honestly II fulfill
the wishes of those he represents that
the Hon. Felix Grundy be, and he is here
by, instructed 10 vote against the Sub-;rea-
sury or any other scheme .or the collection
and disbursement OF the public revenae.
which may draw injurious distinctions be-
tween the people an! the government. or
which does not provide for establishing
sound or uniform currency.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-20
He q I'D n r. "
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 90, 1888.
CONGRESS--lHississippiE Election.

On the 1st Feb. il was decided in the
ffo,se of Representatives ef the United
Stntes. tx vote Of 10 to 10, that the de-
risen sofisst September term he resc:nded.
and that Ncssrs Claiborne and Eholson
sre rot entitled 10 their seats IN the preSeat
Congress. On the I'd of FeIrharv the
question was still pending whether Messrs.
Pren,;ss and Word were entitledrto their
tests thus rendered vacan'.-Natchcs Corr.
On resolution offered BY Mr.. Howard
If Maryland, that Mcssrs. Preniiss and
Word are not members of the 2Jth Con-
gress. the vote was III to 1l7--a tie
Speaker Polk gave his casting vote in the
affirmative.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-20

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battle oil Salasa'1,-.'. -
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Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-20
PUZZLE

nha' word in the English language is
mat Of which the to FIST letters denote
man, the three first woman, four first q
great man, and the whole word 4 gre., wo-
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Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-20

lircH AND DRY-On Saturday evening a
Ies'ier was found mapping Oh the curb Stone
OF the park side walk. A waichman com.
ing along, said to him, "Yor are high, Won
rascal.' YES" hiccouahed the fellow. g!
am high, and dry too."-[ ". Y.sErpress.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-20

A correspondent. Of the n. 7. Herald,
writing from Grand Island, gives this laugh.
able account of the efforts of McNabb to
prevail upon his forces to cross the river
and make an attack upon Navy Island: s.
Gle ordered the Canadian militia into
the boats. They refused, and told him to
send the indians--Sho were paid for fight
ing and liked it, and who they said must
take the lead. The galIan. Colonel then
called upon the chiefs. s.Ym are brave
WARRIORS" said he. "Ycs! Tadian brave.
love figh'." swell, then, ge. into the boats.
and go over and fight the damned rebels on
Navy lslandr' The chieftains looked at
the boats, turned their eyes upon the black
monthed, deaih-dealing artillery ON the Oh
posite shore--Istened to the low, deem roar
OF the cataract, and shook their heads. "a 70
you afraid p said the Colonel. s.Na--send
nigger--he blacker than us--hc kil!--po
matier." The nigsers swore .Dev would
go any where de white man 9, fi,s.'' Aud
SO nobody started. Tho officers raved. and
tore, and swore, but it was of no avail.'
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-20
LATEST FROM THE FRONTIER.

j
We are indebted Ia a gentleman in this
city for The following letters which is the
more Interesting in It's beng ten days later
Than any direct Information We have from
that qtarfor:-Nai. Mtcl.3a
CLEVELAND. co. Jan. 81, 1888.
CAT daylight this morning, in one Of the
-coldest days of our winter, the thermometer
nearly at zcr,, arrived here the steamboat
Il. Fulton, commanded by Lieutenant Ho-
mans. chartered by the Gov ernmen'. bound
from Buffalo TO Detroit, will, 200 Govern
ment troops on boaii. under the command
OF Colonel Worth, Of the army. The OBJ
ject of this expedition is to resist the viola
ton Of our neutrality in the vicinity OF NAL
den, u. &.
s.By the last advices. there was a con-
ccnls,;ian Of from 500 ,p ! 600 men on Gil
bralier island, with preparations for the IN
vasion of Canada.
'.'rhe Fulton left Buffalo on Sunday eve
ming last; on Monday morning touched at
DInkiik, from whence The troops on board,
by IA quick march, proceeded tosE'redon:a, a
village FOUR miles la the interior. where
more than three hundred men Of the forces
lately at Nary Island had become concen-
srated, with all the arms and munitions
whIc:s thew were able to retain from Navy
Island. The march was SO rapid, and the
descent upon Frejonia so sudden, that ne
thing could he concealed or rescued from
seizure Colonel Worth seized about 300
stands OF arms, with large amount OF am
munitipn aud other munitions, all of which
was Immediately transported on board of
HE boat. The United States troops, on
their return from FreIouia to the port O!
OunlsirS, We're followed by the patriot for
ces and very large coucourse of people,
which the occasion had rallied from the
ncighborhood. They were all, however,,
unarnca,. and vented nothing but curses,
Impreca'Ions, and the most insulting abuse
which words could convey. All this was
bnrne with patience by Col. Worth, without
the least, attempt on his part to resent it.
Ii seems that the steamboat. Nc.o England
had been chartered by the forces conccnira-
ted at Fredoua to take them, with all their
munitions, to the vicinity of Maiden. Gen
eral Scott, being informed of this, stationed
a force al the moath of Buff,lo harbor to
prevent her going out; in this he was aided
by the revenue cutter. The New England,
thus prevented, abandoned her object. is
now in the service Of the Government, and
will come up the lake tomorrow, as far as
Erie, a. least. General! Patterson, the Uni
ted States marshal, is here. The Fulton
will reach the III nth of Detroit river at 10
O'Clock this evening; she will meet with
trouble by ice, but her bows are so pro-
tected that she will, feel certain, he able
to-crowd ,hr o.ish it. Some of our lahe can
tains, however, say that she will not be able
to pass farther than Cunninghan,'s island
but these opinions come from those who
wish she may not proceed.
"In great haste, &c"
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-20

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Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-20

HENRY CLAY. exalted patriot and
statesman is hailed with loud acclaim BY
many of those opposed to the prescn; pre-
va'l'nS corrnp;ians of a depraycd admins
sTaiion. as the promineni'Prcsiden,ial ca;..li-
date to succeed the presen. incumbent. with
whose further services the people a, large
are rapidly becoming willing To dispense
few evenings since, al an asscn5lase OF
more than three thousand citizens, conyen-
ed in the city ofNew Orleans, IENsY CAY
was formally nominated Cor the PreSiden-
cy;-'he nomination, however To be sa.l,cr
to the nominated OF the proposed Nl.isnal
Conveniently. Courier.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-20
Nrw Yoax, jan. 80.

l.
Tba wind i ll,wng d gale, and great
Gro i r,pipu III, town on avonic y, between
5,h apdNah streets. twenty 4hnsises are
re,or,ea TO be on fire, an i: Is said the fire
has crossed To Lows street, carrying all be.
| fore It. | hive no limo 10 ascertain The
carrcc .ners of these reports, sbut Z hre 40
day must do great miscf'.ei. .--rs~~
A ,!;co case has attracted great ntten-
ton IN dis CITY. 'rbe Substances Il. thnt hv
forged orders from the Cashier of the Bank
If Ken,ncky. an cn5ravcr here, Mr..
Stc.,,n. of New York, and a Mr.. Amcs and
f.y- PITCHER, o.' Ohio, cot The plate Of the
above bank, and ordered a large amount of
notes 10 !! g printed, which, in consequence
or suspie io,ls circumstances, were not delIvs
cred to them, and the While afTlir il diScov-
| cred. in.l The parties have been arrested ny
the admission If enc Of their confederates
They hive already aot some Wisconsin
notes ON 4 hank that does not exist. No
notes of The Bank Of Kentucky, have been
'puf alloht however.
Z. s. B,ik stool. is nj lis. American
gold 4 to "a premium Treasury drafts are
| At par. Treasury mites. per cent at par
5 per cent. at | per cent. premium. The
/ !inc per cents. are coming into the market
freely. Capitalists, ii is possible, may buy
Them up fer investment, bat they must &c
| down to par as circularinn.
/ PosToy BaNKS.--Fhe Alias SAYS. the
| American Bunk will wind up its business
The Washington Binl< is rcportedto have
/ withdrawn from tho associatian~ but to hay,
offered to redeem its own notes at pc
cent. prem; nm I'Iiis unsettled condition
of the Boston banks naturally cxcites some
/ ularn.
The Hills Of the Paterson Bank are re
deemed here at per cent. Discount, which
4 restores them partially 10 their credit.
| There arc many movements going OF
here between our banks and the bushes:
men, bn. nothing is yet agreed upon. On
banks, acting upon the principle that they
must look out for themselves nj all haZirts
have made great many advcrsaries IN thi:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Nat. Iatel.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-20

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Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-20

MIISSIscSIi'II Nh II i"Sf1 = Z y = fN'4F'
II is rather the luck of representation OF
which We come TO speak; and would that
we could do so in s':hou,h that breathe.
a,,,l words that burn" The sovereign State
ot' Mississippi has been insul'ed, degraded,
disfianch;scd, srurned from the door OF
Congre Sly the "smal! voice" Of Speak
er Polk.