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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
James KiiFl' and MUS,0sCIsO E,,
OgOrPfslpRf.

\ Public Letting will be held in the town Of
lynchburg. on the l2h September next. of all
the work not now under Contract, on the line oil
The Canal between that place aud the city of Rich
mond,
This work consists OF 30 Locks, ~ Cukeris ,
Aqned0ets, 2 Towing path bridges, Gone ut which IL
across James rivcr) about 100 Farm and Road
Btdges, aud from 30 10 10 seciions, besides several
heavy seeHons between Eynohbu,g aud the blue
Ridge.
The kswil general, be 81 dry Masonry sheath
ed with plank.
The situation of the work will be pointed out o
Contractors by the Assistant Engineers the line ;
and the general plans aud specifications will be ex
h,bed NJ the once Of the subscriber IN the Clty Of
Richmond until the OH Of September, aud IN Lynch
burg Al the time OF the letting.
The valley of tho Jamcs River is remarkably
healthy.
CHARLES ELLET j., Chief Engineer
Of the j. X. and *, Company.
July q upS.
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Messrs. William Childress and Abram ChiIdress in
their own rights, and administrators Of Robert
Childress decd, Henry Childress and Nancy
Ferguson:
TNAkE notice, that SHALL on the DIST day of Au-
gust next and if no. completed that day
shall continue from day to day until completed, at
Messrs j. & NJ. Booths Store in the county of
Franklin and State Of Virginia, proceed to take the
dispositions of Capt. John Oyler and others; to be
read as evidence in suit in Chancery depending be
fore the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chan
Gerry, for the county Of Franklin, in which a
plaintiff and you are defendants. Also at the
Tavern house Of Maj. Nown, Rockymount, county
and State aforesaid, the 30th day OF August next
shall proceed TO take the dispositions Of Mai. Jno
j. Wells and others, be read as evidence in the
same suit. At which time and place you attend
and cross examine the Witnesses, you think proper
Yours, &c.
JOHN w. CIILDRESS.
July 26 w4w
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$jl6, ,967 10

Indian ErpenditureS.-Wh Whenever the friends of
the Administration are hard pressed in relation to
the extravdgant expenditures of Gen. Jackson and
his successor, they bring up the Great Indian Iar
in which we have been engaged which, though we
had MILITARY Cheltain'' at head when it
cry Indian engaged in ii; and they are yet I'M
caught No wonder that this celebrated war has
cost SO much, however when such bills as the fol-
lowing are allowed and paid. 1t is Quarter Mas
Of Alabama militia, in the service of Uncle SAM
who, take it upon ourselves TO say, never lived
half SO luxuriousy a, home as when they were
thus undergoing the "hardshtps Of the camp" and
counting the pcriis of the tented field. And by the
way, it may be as we'll to say that we copy it. not
from Mr.. Bonds speech, but from the speech of
Mr. Bronson, devoted friend Of the Administration,
from New York;
| basket of CHAMPAGNE Wine, S2s 90
boxes Champagne Cider, at Sc, "a 90
] key of Newark Cider, 10 90
l Dbl Cognac Brandy, 40 gallons at 50,
and barrel, 81 IS
l Dbl. Malaga Wine, 81 gallons, al 81 25, 40 90
6 Or boxes best Segars, at SOC, Sc 90
IL box honey dew Tobacco, Ga lbs, at 81 Ga 90
100 bottles of Porter, at DO cents, 8 90
| Dbl Clarct Wine, 90
Ia d,zen Colo ne Water, 90
Jackson used to live on acoins--our modern In
No wonder that the Indians still III 'helr ham
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-26

Il e"de "A small paper published a, Penllc.
.o"' south Carolina. which, for many years past,
,''' oeen violent opponent OF the authors of the
'foe'0m''ion aud the Bloody Bill, and which was
u cut oil from government patronage has at
.eng,h got into the line of safe prccedents.n Amos
"enua'' mas honored it with long Post Office ad-
'e''Sement! Following its great leader Mr. Cal
noun OF whom indeed il is next-door ncichbo,. il
mas learnt that brilliant exploit in political tactics
holding ITS ally in check aud covering its enemy -
and hence that enemy is feeding it from the public
e''o' How long will II be before Mr.. Calhoun will
be seen eating from the same ,rouehl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-26

assistant dsSessors.-The following gentlemen
have been appointed Assistant Assessors, in this and
the neghboring counties
Amherst-Benamin B. Taliafeno.
Bedford-Davd w. Quarles, George Steptoe.
Botetourt-John r. Wilson.
kinghan-Bevcrly A. Brown, John T. Bo-
cock.
Campbcl-Allen l.. Wyle, VIM. Organ.
Charloue-John H. Marshall. Matthew j. vii
Hams
Floyd-Lewis Payne.
ankin-Thomas B. Greer, Saml. II. Woods.
IIali(ax-James Medley, Zebedee Petty.
Ilenry--George Gravely.
Montg omery-Wm. Wade. John S. Crockett.
Nclson-Charlcs G. Patterson.
Pa,rick-Clark Penn.
Pitsy yania-- obcn TONNES, Thomas ". Wood
ing.
Prince Edward-James Foster.
Roanoke-James McClanah1n.
ockbridge--Robert T. Campbell, Joseph Blair
Smytf-Zachafiah MITCHELL James z. sroth-
Wythe--Joseph J. Graham Thos. Saunders
Lynchburg-Thomas billiard.
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OHlIU AIgY.

e1 al his hers residence, in Campbell county ON the
,,u instant niet a confinement OF four months. WutlaN
n,NHi fALMtk oi Randolph Macon tooge aged 10 ,,,ra
honfh moral nom his childhood the ontl, n"c of ycn,s
ne became convinced that he was sinner IL, rnrir
o WIN hesh nn blood but sought aud obtained tho pnuo
NY ",' oi 'od and immediately joined The Methodist T.
Church OF which he remained an acceptable mrmbc un
death iow 'en, with JOY bcamng IN his e,es ll,inr h,
last ineas would he say that he onged Ia ro ham hnrr
ua pe WIN the Saviour, aud To be With his pio,s mother
and brother and sister, who had gone heloe ,cmnrknr
we same iime that the family in heaven would be pootc hnn
% winch he lett ON enrt lie said he tcorcd ,Ln h
w "'onB ~ beng 40 nnNioua To die, ior he wanted to
nc carried 10 the ard md Ibid nwn, ,h,re H. i
@ ' paln."nN " to"lh - hesel b, 40 such
a. P'"ie amhllnh, Ne That hc Hing 10 ret well
during The two bears which he had spent nj ocrc ho snI
'' ne ind MISSED but two of the weekly ca4succpra
when he WIS we'll enough attend mud thu, he nnya en-
Jolon i'tsoh " hen AT these meetings. Had put, nunb
", talents anu literary requirements been any snlc.run,1
agnhsl tue eim monster he might have been spared To
,ipn old age nee+-an ~ his literary pnran, his fragile
body unable undergo the icrfuean lnhors nnn.s
by hls gigantic mind 1t WINS admitted hy hi. lou .n
un a' ne was one OF then most powerful writer's az wcll ia
one o then best debacs How seiulnble arc the wnya of
Providence IN cutting down who gave sne, o,an of
n'ure greatness and usefulness How eep, afflicted are his
friends and relations, But is n Father lnnd who bis he
rod; ahi Whatever he ducth, ia right,
-, al hia residence, in Newcastle Bo,etourt c,,,,,
on the 18th lust Dr. nrU,Wp BANKS, morbid ufoc,io
OF the hran, lea'ing dscon-oac wife mud four children
IN 'harleson kauawha county, on the MY ht of the
fnLNn, eonso of Mr.. Thomas Friend md lnqbtcr of tho
late Dr. John taboli Amiablc aud retiring horn tispo-
s"h She oed herself ussdnonsl, 10 The discharge her
domsr dhhrf Exemplary ~ her department IN all The rcn-
tons OF lie she has gone down early To The crave cny
bccaved husband aud roc children, aud extensive c,co
OF relations Ia mourn tlolr incpuiuble loss.
The spider most Htlcnualtd thread
j. cord cable to mans tender lie
On ealtlt bliss tbrrnla every breeze.
Earh moment has its Sickle emnlous
~ iime enormous Sc ylhe, "hosenmple sweep
Strkes empires from their each moment PLAYS
lis little weapon in the nnnowers sphere
oi sweet loncsic comfort, and nj down
ll6 Unrest bloom of slhlunulv blian,"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-26

o. The Richmond Enquirer announces thattb
President will pass through that city in day o, two.
on ms way to the Springs. The Editor of that pa
per snouu not lose this opportunity Of endcayorng
10 convert him ifom the Sub-Tteasury scheme
though we hope, that, in the attempt, he will not
he himself converted in favor of il.
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ANOTHER


Opening The Richmond Enquirer of,he 20,h inst.
we were stuck with The caption Of the leading edito-
rial, to wit:
"ApMIRABLE MOVEMENT in GharieSon -
Which we found to be the proceedings of meeting,
said to have been held IN that city, on Friday
last" protesting against the establishment in that
city OF a branch Of the Ptnnsy yana Bank Of lc L.
States, and at which Gen. Hamilton was represented
as having been conspicuous actor. The first
thought that stuck us, was, that this was continual
ton OF that ridiculous farce which the Enquirer has so
tong been playing offupon its readers, of speaking
this State corporation as itwere National Ius,itu-
tion-lhc secondwas, that the good people Of Charles
ton had well be asked TO accept before thew
rejec, branch OF this institution, ard lash them
selves INTO such rage chimera of then own crea-
lion. Blu, then it occurred to us that no such meet
ing could have been held in Charleston "on Friday
last as the Enquirer described, and that the ad-
araole movement" if not a quiz, was certainly an
old affair. And we inferred from two acts-the
h's'' that our Charleston papers sett on the
SUBJECT and the second that Gen. Hamilton, who
was described the soul the meeting, had sailed for
England some three weeks since. Aud sure enough,
II turns out that the Enquirer has permitted its rabd
monomana against " Bddle and the Bank to lead
into the ludicrous blunder publishing an old and
'ofsotte affair rs article Of neuS, of imposing
weight The meeting eraS held t,co gears ago!
One word more. Even if this meeting had been
held on Friday last" we do not see what there is
In Its proceedingsso cheering TO the Enquirer We.
Tor example, II a proposition were made invite the
establishment of branch Of the PENNSYLVANIA Bank
oil the United States IN this State should he decided
opposed to It, We have idea of permitting
Inc Corporations oil another State plant themselves
III this. But does it follow that we are onnosed 70
the incorporation OF National Bank or that. rsucb
an Institution were chartered, we should object n
the establishment OF Branch of that institution
amongst us! No Inference could be more far fetched.
and certainly, none would be more erroneous And
we suppose that Gen Hamilton Mr.. Petieru. and
others, who participated in the meeting referred to,
not ION Friday last" but two years ago. NAV now.
without the least shadow Of inconsistency be in IA
'or OF National Bank as they doubtless arc
Inc merit LegiSlaturc.-The Richmond Whp
publish es list of the members of the next Lepis
'''ure' ard makes the following political cIassiG
cation:
Wings. administration
II""'e' 10 %
'iouse' 73 81
50 SO
Making d tie on Joint baot-In its classified
,o'' we perceive it places Mr. Waite of Fayene and
Layton of MonoDgalia in the Administration
''""'n though the former, we have always under
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-26

O." The London correspondent of the N. Y
Courier o. w Webb) gives glowing description
of the exhIliratng effects produced in Great Britain
by the success Of the attempt to introduce steam
navigation upon the Atlantic. He also describes
the new system adopted by the Great Western
Railway Company the tracts being feet wide,
and the rails laid upon secpers Of wool Is feet in
length The advantages of this change in the CON
sruction of railways is said to consist in the n-
creased power OF the locomotive engine, consequent
upon the proximity Of the load TO the moving pow
err, aud in the saving Of which results there
from.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-26

administration Nanifesto.---Thc Sub Treasury
members OF Congress held Caucus on thu 9th of
July, at which Ex.S Senator Niles presided and a
dopted Address to the people OF thr United States
"h'ch nils SIX columns OF the Globe. The " United
states Bank Is It's principal ,heme-rhe defunct
Monster IS assaed in the usual 'Sir Forcble Fee
pie style OF lis opponents. The Address however,
attracts notice.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-26

W. The North Carolina papers are re publish
ing some of Mr. John Branchs speeches aud writings
shortly after lie was kicked out of the nit Canine,
Tor the accomplishment, Ito use his own lanpuapcN
of "Me Gcnd-He purpose' of MIR. Van Buren,, BY
whom he alleged that the whole intrigue was insea,-
Ell Ana what was that "dcnd-iko purpose"
Nothing more nor less thln the destruction of Mr.
Calhoun who is now, iorgring soul Van Blu
ren's most efficient friend, and tho Hon. John
branch one Of has convenient Instruments
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-26

a 'dHfee hich The American Schr. lone Cnpt Clark
IN coming out from Matamoras cxcoJ was captured by
the French bloc kidding squadron, for breach blockade
and Other were gent ON board the fleet md nri
crew. consisting of men, put board the prize On
the lth Of july Capt Clak with American ecancn re-
captured the vessel mnde prisoners Of the Frenehmen and
carried them into New Orleans The vessel lnd on hoard
$4,000 in specie and 2000 hides. The deed was worhy of
the dav.
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vi AHslSl 81.

"aiied ON the 10th inst by the Rev. W u Rowgce the
meN Wh y SMITH, Editor OF the Conference Journal To
Mss iAohA Am, daughter of Mr.. Thomas V nrookne all
of Richmond. 'S' wv
A., on The 29th of NAV, by the Rev Abncr Anthony
VIZ JOHN y hko"N, To Miss MANY AM PArrhnsoN both
OF thu cosnty OF Franklin.
on the ith Of Junc, by the Key. Ahnor Anthony
Nr Rftnrs s. BHowN to Miss Max, AVN N,r,,,,n L,l
OF Franklin. - = ''"'"' '"''
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TEsANSYLyANnAt UNIVERSITY.
III y mean EEHs.S re- r. ~ r. ~ T.

A i meeting OF the Trustees held this day. Dr.
n n, K. SMlru, of Baltimore. was unanimously
elected to the Char OF the Theory aud Practice IN
the Medical Department ofTlaus, lyania University
Aware OF the responsibilities III making ths appoint
mehi, the Trustees have pleasure N announcing 10
the public, the selection OF gentleman fiji the
vacancy who IL eminently distinguished both ~ 4
practitioner aud teacher in his profession. The iacul
" Is thus made up, and at period of the history
OF this valuable department Of 1rnnsyvana has II
been thoroughly prepared for lmpaFtipg HE sub
stanlial practical principles oI medicine, surgery
anatomy. chemistry, and all The tributary branches
10 comprehensive course OF medical instruction.
T. A. MARSHALL, Chairman oJHe
board of TaStees.
Lexington, July 9, 1889.
The Medical Lectures IN Transylvania Medical
School will commence usual ON the tir,t Monday
III November next.
FACULTY.
1adtomy amt Surgery by Il. w. Dudley, Nj
d. Professor, aud J. NJ. Bush. NJ. ID. Adjunct Pro
iessor
Institutes of Medicine and Medical jurisprudence,
By JAMES c. Cross, NJ d.
Theory and Practice u Medicine. by NAruAN Il.
SMITH, NJ d., late Of the University Of Maryland
aud formerly OF the Jefferson Medical School, Phil
adelphia
Obstetrics and Diseases Of IIoacna ad ChdRren,
by WILLIAM II. RcnAnpsoN, NJ. ID.
Hdteria Mcdtca and Therapeutics, by Thomas D.
MITCHELL, NJ. ID.
chemistry ana fhdimdey, ny hobERT iETER, NJ
ID.
Each of the teachers will lecture daiIy--Sabbaths
excepted The entire course IN this school costs
the sum ofone hundred and fcc doitars In addition,
the matriculion fee. which entities the pupil To
the very extensive library, is frc dollars The Dis
seeing ticket is ten dollars, aud may be taken or o.
united at pleasure. The Graduation fee, Iiocnty
Dollars. by order Of the Faculty,
J. NJ. BUSH, Dean.
Lexington, July ID, 1888.
n. Il. The notes OF all solvent banks IN the State,
IN which tho students may reside, viii be taken at
PAT
July a6 Ct
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-26

o. The Wabash Qndana) Canal 10 miles
of which are now finished and ready for navigation,
will be, when completed, 4i4 miles in length
stretching from Manhattan, at the mouth of Mau-
NEE river to Tene Hau,c, on the Wabash, 80
miles; thence by cross-cut, "a miles, to central
canal, and down ITO miles to Evansville, in the
southwestern part Of the State. In addition TO the
10 miles completed, LOG miles are now under con-
tract to be completed by the LIST of October
1889.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-26

&C. The New York Courier and Enquirer has
recently been enlarged, and is now said to be the
largest daily paper in tho world. It is printed
press, just imported from England, which prints
the incredible number Of sir thousand sheets in an
hour
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-26

oeofg'a.-Tho State Rights party oiC;eorgis
nave nominated the following ticket for Con
g'oss WIN. c. Dawson, Il. W Habe,sh,m
j. L Afford, W. I. Colquitt. I. A. Nisbett, Mark
A. Cooper, Thomas Butler King Edward !. Black,
Lott Warren.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-26

Abolition PatrjotSm-Garrison, one of the Abo-
iIton leaders, delivered an Grafton in Boston on the
4th OF July, oiwhch the following paragraph is tho
commencement:
"Fcilov Cit,cnS: What glorious day is this What
glorious people are we This is the time -honored,
~inc honoured, toast drinking, pow der-wasing, ry
RANT KILLING fourth Of July--conse Grated Tor the
last SIXTY years, 10 bombast, to lsehood, TO impu
dence, TO hypocrisy Its the great carnival OF repub
can despoIisn, aud OF christian implety famous the
world over"
The sober and rejecting people Of the Northern
States cannot but be Disguised with the fro,hy ra-
wings Of these malmen No faction can long sus
tam itself with such teadcrs as Garrison, Tappan
&c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-26

d" ScohSa.-By recently taken census Of 1h,s
territory appears that east OF the Mississippi liver
the population is 1919 aud that west of tho Mis-.
s'pp'' constituting the newly formed tonity oflowa1
the population is % $50
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-26

W ts sad that Gen. Ripley member of Congress-
nom LOUISIANA Who did take his scat during tho last
session. is dcanged aud absolutely confined in n,,
hospital during part Of last winter and that his Yum Bucu
friends vi" not IN his lucid permit hun 10 resign
lest his place should be supplied by a Wbir