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THE ADMINISTRATION AND THE
MERCHANTS"

MERCHANTS"
After having gone through an immense
deal of labor 10 disprove and counterfeit all
that its own columns have uttered for some
years past in appeals to the poor against the rich,
the Globe has now also, undertaken to show
that its hostility to the merchants has been
mere matter OF moonshine, and evinces de-
sire virtually to recant much that has been
said, though it be impossible to repair the
injuries the merchants have sustained.
We can yield the Globe very little credit,
for taking counsel of its fears, and coming
back at this late hour upon the ground it has
loug deserted. 1t is, no doubt, discreet and wise
to back out of the heathenish, anti Ameri-
can anti-social, and anti-commercial paths
il has long been treading downwards to de-
structlon. But we give no credence to its
idle lales---we cannot trust It's protestatinns
Of friendship for the poor as well as the rich,
for the merchant as well as the farmer. We
have had too much bitter experience of the
heardessness of such friendship, and we
oplne that the mere hants, and the Industrious
property holders, will have about as much
confidence in its pretences, as virtue and in
nocence have in the approaches of their de-
stroyers.
The Globe pretends that "there is nothing
which more excites It's astonishment' than
the hostility of the mass of the merchants to
the Administration, and thinks g it may be
worth while TO inquire whether this feeling
has any rational or jus,ifable motives
If the Globe intends in good faith to set
about such an inquiry, we would refer it to
its heartless and Infamous attacks made upon
the merchants in the spring of 1897, and dur
ing the "panc" preceding. Astonlshed'
that the merchants should be hostile to the
administration Did not the administration
destroy the currency, break up The ex.
changes, and overwhelm the entire CONNER
cial community with the most intolerable ca
lamltIes? "Astonished" that the merchants
should be hostile! Is not the Globe the
mouth-piece of the Executive and the echo
OF his voice ! Could the merchants then
tamely suffer the charge of having been guilty
Of 9 continuation" for the purpose of de.
traudIng the people," in the suspension of
specie payments by the banks (Sec Globe,
June Is, 1879 Did not the Globe denounce
the merchants as a body, as being devoid of
patriotism and regardless of the honor of the
nation, as conspirators with Biddle to sur
render the funds of the government within
'ne'r grasp to carry out foreign policy,
("lo0e, May 23); as purchasers of specie
al II per cent, for paper never to be re-
deemed, TO pay their foreign debts; as men
whose " besenimg sin has eper been readi
ness 10 sacrifice, the great interests and general
mbre Of tie country and If the people al
largc In their immediate riers of personal
pofts ?" (Globe, June %, 1872 As
toul,hed" at the hostility of the merchants
One might as well be astonshed' that the
seed Of the woman should be hostile to the
"serpent' that brought death into the world
and all our woe"
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On, Presldsntidl tern =, r.
M d;m,nution Of The patronage 81 me te-
,.,ai ErecattUe By making more og'ees elective
blythe people, r. The Constitution of The
iAs o S,",,S 50 as TO giue 10 Congress The
''; e. s:s,i & 4: s.
elscflDnS.
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Green Corn made its appearance in our city mar
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I lie AT THE SPRINGS Of Western Virginia by
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Il is stated tina, hundred tons Of maple sugar,
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Copy ofa letter trom JOAN ADAMS, dated

PHILADELPHIA July 5th ITO. (.
Sir-f esterday the greatest question was de-
cided which was ever debated in America and
greater perhaps never was or will be decided
among men. resolution was ed with one
dissenting colony, THAT THESE UNITED
STAT ARE, AND OF RIGHT OUGHT
TO BE, FREE AND INDEPENDENT STATES.
The day is passed. The 9TH Of July l776, will
be memorable epoch in the history of America. |
ain apt believe il iciH be eeeb,ated By succeeding
carnations, as The great Anniversary Eeairat. 1T
OUGHT TO be solemnized with ponip, sho,rS games,
Yorts guns, beLs bonres, and iitnmtnaioHs from one
end Of The continent 10 he other; FROM THIS
TIME FORWARD, FOREVER You will think
me rinSpor ed with enthusiasts n, but | am not. |
am well aware Of the toll and blood, and treasure
that ii will cost 10 maintain this declaration and sup
port and defend these States; yet through all the
gloom can see rays of light and glory-I can
that the end is worth more than all the means, and
that posterity will triumph, although you and may
rue, which hope we shall not. am, &c.
JOHN ADAMS"
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-22

TNHE Commonwealth of Virginia, To the Coro-
4 ner of Nelson County, Greeting Whereas. in
action Of debt lately depending in our Circuit Su-
peror Court of Law and Chancery, for Nelson coun-
", between Nathaniel Harlow, assignee Of John
Ware, who assignee of Robert w. Wood who
transeree Of John Wood, Plaintiff, and Hud-
son Martin, Jr Defendant. the said action Of debt
was So far progressed in that at Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery, held for the said coun-
". on the 2ud day OF October. 1884, the Defendant
pleaded payment, and for his trial, pu himself upon
the country, and the Plaintiff likewise. And the
cause being thus situated. the said Nathaniel lar-
low departed tins life, having first made and publish
ed his last will and testament in writing, and thereof
appointed John ). Harlow and George Y. Harlow,
his executors, and Jane Harlow, executrix, who
fused to take upon themselves the burthen Of the
execution Ihereof-W hereupon, il being certified
from the Court Of Nelson COUNTY, that the estate Of
the said decedent. with the will annexed. was com
United IL the hands OF Robert |. klncaid Sheriff of
said county. to be administered according law by
virtue Of which order, and Of the # Assembly in
such case made, the said Robert |. kncad is ad-
minslrator with The will annexed Of the said Nathan
iel Harlow, deceased, entitled 10 all the rights, and
bound to perform all the duties Of such admnistia-
Observation-Disclosures, 1ud gmen in the aforesaid action
remains To be had aud whereas, the SAID Robert |.
klncaid, Sheriff aud Administrator as aforesaid, hath
supplieatcd us lot proper remedy we. therefore,
being willing that night aud justice should he done,
command yon that You make known TO the SAID
Hudson Martin, Jr., that he be before the Judge Of
our said Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chan
Gerry, at the courthouse, on the frst day Of Septem-
Oer term next, TO shew, if any thing for himself he
hath say, why the action aforesaid should
not be proceeded in to final judgment according
to the act OF Assembly N such cases made aud pro-
vIded. if TO the sand Robert |. kincaid Sheriff and
Administrator as afore nd ii seems expeIIent, and
further to do and receive what our said Cout shall
in that pat consider. And have then there this
writ. Witness, Robert &. Cutler, Clerk of our said
Court, AT the courthouse, the 4h day Of June, 1899,
aud in the G3d year OF the Commonwe alth.
RO. c. CUTLER.
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TO T'K.9V.EEEERS

TNIIE LINE ofMAIL COACHES6 ia, R;.,a,
l. will, until further notice leave at 2 o,closr'
A.. w. By farms,lle' on Mondays. ednesdays and
Fridays; and by Gainesville on TUESDAYS Pm "''
days aud Saturdays, and arrive at Richmond IN us
for the Northern Cars. ~ "'"e
There IS less night trorei on his Than ann o,,.-
Lnc 10 Richmond, and Passengers for the Nn,h n'e
Cities will find this as safe, comfortable and rs a.,
pedient as any other Line.
The line for Salem, Fncastle, Sweet Sp,;,,s
White Sulphur and Lewisburg. leaves MonJ.ss'
Wednesdays and Fridays, connecting at Salem VIII,
the line TO Knoxville, Nashville, &c. and a, lew
isburg with The line To Guvandotte. Our Teams All
Coaches are good. our Drivers careful and soho
and the proprletorsw use every exerion to peass
their passengers. S. ID. PArTESON Il Go
Apnl11 Yem
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-22
NOTICE..

TIVE subscribers Wool cardng Machine. will
4. be IN fall operation by the 10Th day OF the pre-
sent month. Ounce The Machine is entirely new,
made by the sk,lful workman, Mr.. Robert NJ. Clay
tor. who has been 10 the practice OF making them
FOR the last 90 years and pledges himself 10 kcepit
u first rate order.
The terms for cardlng will be cents per pound, the
owner Of he wool TO furnish pound OF grease for
every 10 pounds ol wool. The Machine will be sit
uated on Black wate,, 9 miles from Lynchbnrg, on
The Forest Road at the mill fofmefly Owned BY Mrs
Tate. lpedge myselftc use every exertion IN max
ing ffslrate Rolls. Wool will be received AT the
Machine. Persons DESTROYS to send W Dol to my Mill
informed that if they will leave the at the
Stores OF Mcssrs. Mckinney q Mosby or Brown Il
Cross, will cause the same At my own expense to
be carried 10 the NJ H. catded and brought again for
delivery in the form Of oils shall also keep con
stautly al the same places a supply OF WOOL
ROLLS for sale. The public may be assured that
every effort shall be made to CIV" satisfaction.
TANDY X. KIDD.
June ~ IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-22
TES.TCY'S OF hE.V'Ep,

lying in the county of the Floyd, to wit: one Tract
containing 10 acres. ,i0g North branches Of Lit
tie River another Tract containing GOO acres, called
the Deer Park" lying on Meadtw Creek and head
branches OF Runeihag, adjoining The lands oil 'rhos
Goodson's estate another Tract coutaing $50
acres called tire /" Round Meadow" hln. on the
main fork oil Greasy Greek; and ano her Tract con
tanning 100 acres, isiag the head waters OF Indian
Cheek. Most of these Lands rich, well adapted
TO the growth OF grain and glass; aud SAID be
valuable lor stock frms. Title them was ac-
qnircd many years ago by the late John Hook, in
his life time, and in Tie DIVISION of his they
were allotted TO his daughter Margaret West, (now)
deceased. Aud be sold by decree Oh
Court, for the purpose OF division among her heirs
And although the titles TO them believed 10 be
unquestonaby good, the undersigned, acting rs
commissioners will only convey TO the pur-
chasers by deeds with special warranty. The
purchasers will be required To give bonds with
good personal security and deeds Of lrus the
lands to the payment OF the purchase money.
s. s. H. Il. , pANiS, c s"n9,..
July Is wids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-22
SEQ EsEEHsEEs ~,

Sd ANYWAY from the subscriber, in the coun-
IA " ol Amherst. ON the 8lh INST, Negro Boy
named EaEEDHSG, about ] 8 years old. inlera-
bly, bright muai;o, well propouoned, with pleasing
countenance when spoken to, aud is about five feet
four inches high. bought him At Landon Cabe's
sale in Lynchburg, about five or six years ago. and it
is highly probable that he is about that place at
this lime, as lie las relations there. will pay the
above reward OF $50 for hIs apprehension and secur
ng him in pill if taken out the county, ar ten dollars
II taken aud delivered 10 me IN the county.
GEO. L. PLEASANTS.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-22

her ,rip II is also stated thai the season lad been
very favorable 10 The Compauy's operations. paricu
iarly in The article Of huffilo robes. An Immense
ouan,i,. IL was represented. had been taken, but
rb.,b., they will near alt reach the market 10 sea.
son IL uncertain. A. Fort NJ kenze alone. II IL SAID
between 1900 and 1000 packs had been purchased
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-22
E'OHs SALE,
A TRACT OF EAND, in III
Trust sale OF Land.

1 n pursuance Of deed Of trust. executed TO me BY
L Giles Fuqua and Elizabeth Fuqua, his wife, for
purposes therein more particularly set forth, bear
ing date the 30th day Of March in the wear 1896
and otrecotd in the clerks Office of the county court
of Putsy yania shall on "Wednesday the fourteenth
day OF August IN the year eighteen hundred and
thirty nine, II fair, If not the next far day, proceed
to sell, on the premises, by way OF public auction to
The highest bidder, for cash. the tract OF LAND
therein conveyed, to This tract Of land lies in
PnsySana county, on Saunton river, about three or
four miles below Wards bridge. and was a part of
the estate OF the lite Henry Ward. deceased. Tits
believed that there about seventy acres Of low
grounds upon it, which is said to be valuabe and
highly productive. The highland, consisting of
about three hundred aud sixty one acres is not yer,
tere, bui is said to be well timbeIed. propor-
ton OF IT, however, is sad be pretty good tobacco
land.
Any person. wishing to purchase, will. il is pre-
sumded, wish 10 II, and, in that event Mr.. Giles
Fuqua. who resides upon the land, will, have no
doubt, shsw 1t TO any person wishing to examine it,
The title is believed 10 be good but, selling as trus-
tee, shall warrant only such title the chaser
as Is conveyed to
JOHN b. DABNEY Trustee.
June Is tliA
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IRON FOUNDRY.

wv McCLANAHAN & McNAMEE would
w respectfully make known to the public that
they have commenced the above business in Lynch
burg, in the Old Theatre, the Pad street, above
Main street Machinery and Mill Gearing of every
description and weight will be executed IN the neat
est manner aud at the shortest notice. Pots, Ovens,
Biscuit Bakers, Skillets and Lids. of all sizes, Andi-
rons, Stoves, Wagon Boxes, Gudgeons &c
Mould Boards, of the Mccormick patterns and 9TH
crs, 10 different sizes. Bills will be filled. If rqur-
ed, with any all ofihe above named articles, from
The smallest to the largest sizes. We will also keep
them constantly on hand, for sale, by the ton or ny
the piece. We will give liberal prices in Castings
for all the old Iron that may be brought TO The place.
if ii too thick To be broken into small pieces
Nav % WIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-22
DISSOLUTION.

u'HE &C, PARTNERSHIP Of The undersigned,
4 under the firm OF Staples e Lampkn, al N.
Amherst Mills, having expired by its own r ,,a,;on
tn said partnership has ceased except for ths ,nose
of closing the business, which will be done n eber
of the partners. DAVID Staples
JAS. l.. LAMPKlN.
July 10 .,