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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-02-15

Western Rail Road Fifty-two miles of
this road are graded between Worcester and
Springfield So far the whole line is done, ex-
cept at four points, and they will be ready for
the rails in May next. The rails are very
large, being So IL pounds 10 the yard. Slee-
pers for thirty miles have been obtained
Part Of the iron has arrived from Europe, and
the rest has been ordered. Six miles are laid
already. The engines and cars have all been
ordered. Seven stopping places have been
fixed upon along the line. The depots are
provided, and the road will probably be opened
70 Springfield in September next Salem Adp
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-02-15

Justiee.- Wrong BY doing injuries, o.
emitting the benefits that are your duty. 4
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-02-15

Rather wink at small injuries, than be too
forward 10 avange them--he that to destroy
a single bee should throw down the hive.
would have thousand enemies instead Of
one. su Il aai VI
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-23

We can hardly end terms Of common
dalion sufficiently strong 10 manifest our
pleasure al The spirit which seems 10 &C.
luaae our Wing friends on the subject Of
The ensuing Congressional election in
This district. The subject is regarded in
that important light which !. demands.
Not as 4 personal contest with the late
Eepresen,aiire-but rs contest inyoly-
ing great political principles, upon the
result 81 which depends, in great mea-
sure. the permanently Of our institutions,
and the security Of our rights. Tie
question is Tot simlly, whether DR.,
Montgomery. or some other person shall
be the representative Of the district; but
the result will be taken. here and abroad,
as an approval or disaPPrOsal Of the lead
ing measures Of tho General Govern.
ment. Herein consists the importance;
aud il success shall attend Us here. The
friends Of the constitution and the people
will have renewed energy TO continu,
the war against the sub.Tressury, and
all the other evils which have so long
maned the prosperity Of The country.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-23
Frnm TIE Gl,be. MAY. 10.
SPECIAL MISSION TO ENGLi

SPECIAL MISSION TO ENGLAND
The President has determined mol I.
send a special minister To England 81
present, aud we are permitted 10 publish
the following extracts from the CORES.
pondence between Lord Paimersion AMI
Mr.. Stephenson as explanatory Of the
views Of the two Governments upon the
suhjesct:
Mr.. stephenson 10 lord PGimersion.
I.oId Palmersion has probably already
been apprized that among the proceed.
ings Of the Congress Of the United States
at the close Of lie late session. provision
was made for special mission TO Greal
Britain. in relation 10 the subject of this
controversy. should il in the opinion oil
the President. be deemed advisable Ia
appoint one. In virtue VI this provision,
the undersigned has now the honor Of
acquain,ing lis I.nrIship that the Presi.
den, Of the United States l,lcsiroas Of con.
forming to the indicated wishes Of Con.
gressl has directed him To announce In
her Mges,y's Government, his willing.
ness TO institute such a mission, and
change the place Of negotiation. which
hal heretofore been agreed on. from
Washington To Lond)n: provided il
should be agreeable To her Majesiy's
Government To do so, aud would. in tier
opinion. be the means Of Fastening OF
facilitating the final adjustment Of the
CONTROVERSY.
In submitting this proposition Of the
President, which lie has now the honor
Of doing. the undersigned 1a.iers himself
that Lntd Palmerston will nut fail ~ ap.
preciatc the motives which have influen.
enced the President in making il, and see
in il mt only an additional pronf Of his de.
sire ID terminate snicably this pro,racled
and painful controversy. but the earnest
soiIicllude which he feels To place the
relations Of the two countries beyond The
reach Of those casualties by which. in
the present state Of things. they are so
liable ~ he injured.
To this proposition the undersigned
has been directed respectfully To urge
the early consideration Of her Majes,y's
Government.
The importance and urgency ofbring-
ing TO speedy close the pending nego-
tialion, and the existing embarrassments
in which the two countries are now pla-
ced will. the undersigned pcrsusdes him
self. sufficiently explain the earnestness
with which he has pressed the subject
upon tue consideration Of Lord Palmer
ston; and in closing this note. he can hut
indulge the confident hope tina, the final
determination Of her Msissty's Govern.
ment will not only correspond with the
just expectations which are entertained
By his own Government. but that il will
be the means Of leading 10 such an ad i.
justmen, Of the whole controversy as may
be compatible with the just rights and ho-
nor Vi the two couDrrIts, aud the peaceful
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-23

iisy. II hsd ben prepared for he event
ssssedly before the meeting. The aii-
aesssseoaeur tLal IL Wss pEoPoundsd -
measure aboriginal OrgsniEsli0n iEanseen-
ding lie customary order, and noa - re-
eonrse 10 The ultima ratio Tor asPseihe ~
olaliOnoI il. Tie ground II ihe moslon .
IL wss opensd by tic novel; Was not ths
dlsaIlawance Of an appeal, which alone
could afford > PEeiexI Of forfeiture, Dol
tie fact Of exclusion. To affect silent
members with an implieslian Of assent.
however. the ground Of the motion and
nature # lhe question must be 80 ex-
plicitly put before then as 10 prevent
misranreplion or mistake; and The re-
mark that hersldea the question IN this
instance. pointed Al. rot removal Of iie
presiding iaeumbeRI. but a separate Of
ganizasion 10 be accomplished with the
least practicable interruption Of The BUSH
ness IN hand: aud il they indicated any
thing else. Ihey were deceptive. The
measure was proposed not as that OF lhe
body. but ss The measure Of 4 party; and
the cause assigned for no, having pEapos.
ed il elsewhere, Was that individuals Of
the party had been instructed by counsel
that The purpose of il could not be legal.
~ accomplished in any other place. No
witness speaks Of a motion IL degrade;
and the rapidly Of the process BY which
the choice Of a substitute, not successor.
was affected. left no sPaee Tor reflection
or debate. Nav before 'le passive CON-
missioners could be affected by acgnies'
cence implied from their silence. il ought
. to have appeared tina, they we're appEized
Of what was going on; but !, appears thai
even an attentive ear witness was unable
10 understand what was done. The
whole scene was one Of Unprecedented
haste. insnmueh that IL is still 4 matter o
donb. how the questions were put. Now
though these facts were fairly put 10 The
Jury. il is impossible not TO see. tina. ih'
veTdic. is. in this respect, manilesIly
against The current Of The evidence.
Other corrOboraiiTe views have beer
suggested; but il is difficult 10 compress
| decision Of The leading points in this cast
. into the old fashioned limits Of . iudieia
opinion. TIE preceding observations
| however. are deemed enough tn show
the grounds on which we hold that n,
Assembly which met IN the First Presby
terisn Church was not the legiilmal
successor Of the Assembly Of 1897; an
that the defendants are nat guilty of III,
usurpalion with which they are charged
Rule fnr a new trial made absolute.
Rogers. ].
Alter the paiien, and impartial inEesti
CATION, By me. Of this cause. at Nisi Prius
and in bank, hare nothing a. this tim,
too add. except that my opinion remain
unchanged on all the points ruled II IN,
trial. This explanation is deemed re
quisi,e, in justice 10 myself, and becsus,
il has become necessary Una case, in som
respects. without precedent, and present
ing some exiraor,iInary features tuprsVen
misspprehcusion, and Misrepresentation
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-23

WILL be soId. al public sale, on Tuesday
w Of May Court, before the Cuut. House
in Hillsborough, on n credit Of four months. a
Likely Young Negro Boy, about thirteen years
fage. Bond aud good security will be &c.
CURED.
JOHN rooney.
Ma! j. 60 -5wp
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-23
Last Notice!

A III persons indebted 10 the Firm NJ LATI-
n MER & MEBAEE, or JAMES MEBASE.
JR.. who do not close .heir accounts by Note
or Cash by the first day Of June, will find their.
accounts placed in the hands 81 an officer; az
II 10 necessary for the firm Co be closed.
JAMES MEBANE. Jr.
Mayo. e.. 69-tIJ
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-23

and friendly Tslslions. upon The PEsssrEa
tam az Which 50 esseniislly dePsnc lhf
prosperity and hspPlasss o. 6o,h: oh,
A. STEPHENSON.
s,Psrslans Place. March -. lsSs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-07
NOTICE..
December 81

ID Y virtue Of a deed of trust executed by the late
- Hill Carter, bearing date the 10th day OF May,
1923, and recorded in the County Court of Amherst
for the purpose Of securing 10 the President Drec
tors q Co. ofthc Farmers Bank Of Virginia certain
debts with interest thereon; the trustees, or one of
the will proceed seI,at public auction, for cash.
on the 22d day Of January 1889, on the premises.
o45 acres of land dying on both sides oil Maple run
Creek, in the county OF Amherst. about tour miles
from the town of New Glasgow, adjoining the lands
of Daniel Warwick and others) so much thereof
as may be sufficient to pay the said President D.
tectors & Company of the Farmers Bank of VT-
sinia the amount due to them, together with the
charges Of sale. Such title only will be conveyed
as is vested in the Trustees by the deed above men
toned. ANDERTOMPhlNS' trustee;
Dec. 90 tS~'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-07
Central Agricultural Society.

A T meeting held the Goth inst. 1t was re-
I solved To adjourn ill Saturday the 10Th Janu-
AIRY next--and that John Perciyal, Richard Perkins,
John F. Hawkins, Charles ii. Moorman, and A. ID
Johnson, be committee to report constitution to
the Society on that day.
The Society will meet on the day abovementon-
ed, at the counting room of the Virginlan Office
and is particularly requested that all the subscri
bers should attend, as important suggestions have
been made, which it is proposed TO engrah in the
constitution One of these suggestions is to Gre
ate a permanent Society fund, which shall continue
for the benefit Of the members.
ACHILLES ID. JOHNSON, Sec'ty.
December 81 5t
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3 90 A e Il Il $
NOTICE..

"AVING bought out Messrs. Simpson 81 Ly
Il l. mans interest in the Saddle and Harness ma
king business, take this opportunity OF saying TO
my friends and the public generally, that shall con-
tnuc the above business at the old stand Of Messrs
S. Il L., one door below J. B. Renwick's, where
shall endeavour to keep constantly on hand full
supply Of every article in the above named line; all
of which will sell low for cash. or in exchange for
country produce. at market price. l pledge myself
my materials shall all be Of the very best KIND
that can be procured. and the workmanship not in-
Ceror to any. WILLIAM BARNETT, Agt
N. B. All repairing in the above line done with
neatness and dispatch. w. b. Agt
Dec. 81 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-07
LOvingstOn Male and Female
ACADEMY.

HNHE exercises of this Institution will CONNIE nc G
L on the 2lst Of January, 1899, under the super
indence OF Harlow w. Heath, IA gentleman every
way calculated TO manage an institution OF this kind.
tie has had much experience ~ u teacher aud to
the qualifications of fine scholar, he unites that ot
an excellent discipllnarian. A neat aud handsome
building OF brick has been recently erected Ia this
place for the Academy sufficiently spacious for the
accommodation Of seventy five or eighty pupils
That portion designed for the male pupils is separ-
aed from the female department but the whole will
be under the general eiinlendeuce of Mr.. Heath,
whom we can with confidence recommend TO tho
PUBLIC.
In the Male Department will be taught all the
branches usually taught any Of our literary Insu
lions, aud such as will ensure to any pupil who may
desire II, an easy admttance into any OF our Col
leges.
In the Female Department will be taught all the
branches OF educ alton usually taught IN the most APP
proved female schools. Pauic uar attention will be
paid to instruction IN French and Music and Pant
ing, whilst the more solid branches will not be ne
elected.
Bo,rd may be had in private families in the vii
lage. at $40 per month
The first session OF this Academy will terminate
on the 2ls OF June next and resume It's exercises on
the 2lst OF July. and end on the 2lst OF December
following. making the scholastic year OF ten months
Terms fper session Of fire month',)
Reading. Writing aud Common Arithme-
tic, ton the induouve pan) $40 90
English Grammar, Ancient and Modern
Geography with the use OF Maps and the
Globes u so
Nat. Philosophy, Chemistry, Latin,
Greek aud French Languages, Mathcma,-
les, DC. Is 90
Music, with the use OF the Piano, 80 90
Defamation and Composition throughout the
term.
close and rigid examination will take place at
the end OF each term, which patrons and the friends
OF science aud literature respectfully invited to
attend.
CHS. PERROW.
WILSON PETERS, | Trus-
ii. b. SCOTT, tees.
ARTHUR HOPKINS,
N. b. The services Of Young Lady, Of high
character, for qualifications have been engaged.
Dec. 81 At"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-07

RowAND's Tonic MIXTURE,
IND
TONIC NIINTIrKE PILLS.

WARRANTED perfect and lasting for Aeuc and
w Fever, and valuable remedy Jaundcc, Dscntcry,
heartburn, ETC.
From DR.. Amos 4. Smith, Northern Liberties Pti.1d.
presenting the of the victims OF Fever aud que such
blessing your Tonic Mixture has fully proved it.
SELF II is speedily becoming the iayore remedy with all
who appreciate its usefulness and long will be esteemed
of the important discoveries of the Fever
md Agie has hitherto baled the skill of the
OF lrac tioners and they deem presumption to
promise than temporary aid Your Tonic mixture how
to have and peculiar power the
disease, and TO revive and ecsabs the balance
and health. hope will pcrseycrc extend the in
tuencc OF the medicine, und that the public will estimate
generosity Yours, respectfully
Ar. SMITH, NJ. d.
Extract Of n letter from DR.. Stcrens Bucks Go. Pa
sir-I brought home with during the autumn of 1881
tolled permanent for Fever and Aguc disease
which that period prevailed extensively
N, neighbors and patients Ind become accuson-
ed 10 the ot Banks aud Qunine &c that they
a Of medic me believe that there al this time
hundreds who would cordially testify the bcnefti
have received from its employment and would gladly aid to
spread knowledge OF its peculiar virtues There been
little of the Ague the neighborhood oduc-
zion a,he Tonic Mixture, which mainly attributed the
very general of this medicine. J. I. STEVENS.
ALSO,
Rswand's EycWater, for nhammatons, &c ofthe Eyes.
DO. ImpnipnbIc Dcn,ifricc, a valuable article
tor the Teeth and Gums.
sRswHnd's Ammonjntcd Embrocnsion, for Qnnsy,
Rheninatm Sprams, &c. OF high standing.
h0wand's Alternative Extracts. for Liver diseases,
Jaundicc, Scursy Mercural diseases etc.
n"wnnd's AInbnstcr Powder, for identifying and sof
tcnins the complexion
Rownnd'. vcrmifusc or Worm Destroyer, a celc
i Fe9 . ans popular remedy HOWE, n,v,rs ,n,
faly 30 wI2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-07

guNlE unparalleled reputation which Peterss Pills have
acquired as "A Medical Restorare, is the unques
tonabe proof that be given, of their immense importance
10 afflicted in almost every cuss OF diseases. The
means really prodigous and the complaints which they
have cured almost varied they But
still there which they especially bene
fetal than in others and among those may be named the
fatal complaints of the stomach and bowels such
,ChOi Fdtuence and Ind Question for which they
only n certdta but an immediate cure.
Ii is well known that the disarrangem of the
stomach and bowels arises icnhs of all the maues of
adult and declining life that this the foundation of
faenry xpdsmodic pans tndigestion loss Of Appetite Nc
and that those their birth 10 Dropsy Lrer Com
pa Consumption and hdbitnat ionness Of spirits there
Peters Pills being the best medicine which has
necessarily the OF those dread
full and also general disorders which embtte life
and drag many millions TO un,imcy graves.
spenking thus, Dr. Peters nothing himself
that has been conceded by the public lie needy
quack unknown Spectator, who before the world
his herald and witness but is placed in RESPONSE
biy OF situation by the patronage which he has ENJOY for
years. and is increasing Unprecedented the
ing which is borne by the most nalIbc proof and
hence he does not fear to be TO the test thing which
he has promised respecting his Pills.
DR.. Peters happy TO be able TO state the
,hory of great number OF regular Physicons at wherever
his vegetable Pills have been introduced they have almost
superseded the adoption of nercurial for their
peculiar faculty in swceening the blood and stimulating
expe all and strength and
disease from acquiring that strength which
must be got under, ii at ALL by dangerous remedies
Prepared by JOS. PRlESLi PETERS, NJ. ID. No. 1919
liberty New York Each box contains 40 Pills. Price
30 cents.
~ BE careful and enquire for Peters Vegetable Pills
They for sale in lynchburg the Drug Stores of
Il. STABLER
ID. X. LYMAN, und
Howell DAVIES,
1peu
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Locust IHicket for safe.

EENlllS tract Of land, containing seventeen hundred
Il aud thirty -four acres, mostly in woods and
containing some fine tobacco land, offered for
sale accommodating terms. 1t lies on both sides
Of Lutte Whipping creek, in the county of Campbell,
about twenty five miles oin Lynchburg, and adj ons
the lands Of Philip Payne senr. 1t may be advan-
tageousy divided into Two three tracts. Posses
sion may be had Immediately. and the terms made
known application to William Fl. Mcfarland,
Richmond, or to the subscriber in Lynchburg. DIR.
Wnhers or Mr.. Baldwin Payne. will be kindenough
TO show the land. WIN. RADFORD.
Oct. ts
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Natural Bridge Turnpike Company.

Alta MEETING ofthe President and Directors
n of the Natural Bridge Turnpike Company 1t
was ordered that the Secretary advertise in the
I,ynchburg Vnginian, Richmond Compiler and Fin
castle Democrat the shares of stock held by den-
quent subscribers giving 80 days notice of the time
and place of sale" Notice is hereby given that the
shares of deuquents will be sold by the President
and Directors, on Tuesday the 18th day orJNnuary
next, at the door Of the Post Once, 10 the town o
Pstonsburs. JOHN GAhlil sect ~.
Dec. Is OIL
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50 NEGRO MEN.
Dec. lS

THE SUBSCRIBERS wish to hire for the next
l. year 40 NEGRO MEN, for tlem Iron Works
in Botetourt coun,y-and - Boa,men; for which
fair prices will be paid Persons wishing &c hire will
please apply 10 Langhornc & Scrugss, Lynch
burg or 10 Capt. Cook, at Roaring Run Furnace,
Botetourt.
LAuGHORNE, SCRUGGS & COOK.
6 tlbJ
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NiNiNMSo
"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN "

\, vubished sem~eeky ferery Monday and Thursday at
ss,v Dollars per annum; payable adrdnce No subscip
; ube received ora shorter period than sir months and
r discontinued fercept at the discretion Of he
ri;,e,, until all arreardges paid.
rPADVERTISEMENT s inserted at SO cents per square
-, less. for e first Insertion and 37 erery suisse
Ssenf INSERTION
U1JOB PRINTING executed neatly and erpcditiously
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NOTICE.,

A PETITION will be presented TO the next
- Assembly, praying for new county to be form.
49," paris OF the counties Of Bucking ham, Prince
Dee. 10 ,
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$1,000 PREMIUM.
ITRGkV.X.4 SAMPSON,
Or 81 900 Premium vcS etable for the Of
SYPHILIS!


'NO inspire the suffering with confidence this of
diseased system, it is only necessary say that such
Is ITS reputation that the transactions of Druggist in
chmond less than twelve months have been fire hundred
dollars besides what other dealers have sold and Phys
cans used The Of Mr.. s. X. Thompson OF Rich
mond whose suterngs for five had brought him
often to the brink of the grave and who had finally given him
self die after having lost palate, of his mouth
ana part OF his In this state he persuaded by
Inysican to the Sampson, and TO his great sup
nse as well as that of the community, he gained twenty
Two pounds in month and and half papers made
perfect cure Of him. Mr.. +. has given history of his
case See handblls of other Price $40 90. For
B. The above is acquiring high character for the cure
July 80 w1om
VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks office of IN
herst county Court Monday the third day of De-
Nathan Glenn, Plaintiff.
anderson Ware and Cynthia his wife, Philip Burford and
Leg IL Fucker and Polly his wife who WINS Polly Burfod
~'d'" o' "eorge II. Burord, decd. and Calvin Bennett
Defendants.
~ In CHANCERY.
ne 9e'ehaahts Anderson Ware and Cynthia his WIFE Php
i'u Icy ~ Nucker and Polly his wife, who Polly
nurod WIDOW OF ueorge H. Burford not having
aed their appearance, and given security ACCORDING 10 the ACT
oil Assembly, ana the rules this Conf and n bv
satisfactory evidence that they are no, nbahap,s o his
Commonweah ordered that the said defmdan,s do mn
pear mere on the 'r February next and
me o OF the ran and that copy Of this order be forth.
with inserted in some published in ,s ,o,vr ~
ynchburg for two mouths successfully, and nos,e a. tho
front door OF the courthouse of this county. ' - "
Copy-Teste.
SAMUEL NJ. GARLAND. OK.
w2m
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1000 Acres Of Valuable Lands,

considerable portion river and creek low grounds.
and upon whidh there are two fno mill sites and
abundant water power. The lands are udstant
between New Glasgow and Amherst courthouse
Terms at sale
The above sale will be made in pursuance OF the
provision OF two deeds OF trust, executed by David
$. Garland aud wife, the first to Daniel iggnbolham
and James Lyons, aud the other to Davidson Brad
leuie, deceased, and Edmund Winston. and both Of
record in the clerks office of Amherst county court
to which reference is hereby made.
In the first deed, Robert Tnsley, for convent
ence to the parties interested has been appointed
trustee. in the place and stead of Messrs. ggnbot-
ham aud Lyons, by the decree of the county con,t
of Amherst in friendly suit brought for that pur-
pose.
These the Two Oldest deeds upon the lands
and whilst We believe the purchaser under them will
acquire pe,fect title, yet trustees, we only
convey and warrant as such.
RO. TINSLEY, Trustee nnder
The LIST deed
EDMUND WINSTON, scrriv,ne
Trustee. under The ed deed.
The above sale is to be made at my request.
DAVID 5. GARLAND.
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LAND FOR SALE.

by VIRTUE ola deed oftrust. executed 10 me
- on the 22d day Of December, 1887, by Lee
grand Porter. for purposes therein named. | shall
SELL on the 24lh day OF January next. at public auc
ton, on the premises, for cash,
one hundred and eighty five mere. Of Land,
in the county OF Campbell, adjoining the Lands of
Dr. Palmer, ID. Is. Patterson aud others. The title
is believed to be good but acting as trustee, shall
only convey such title as is vested in me BY the
deed aforesaid. STEPHEN S. DIUGUfD.
Dec. "a toaJ