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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10

TN PURSUANCE Of n decree Of the Circun Sn.
l. perior Couu of Law and Chaucery, for the couh-
~ Of Amherst, on tho ll,h Of September. 1888, in
the suit OF Jesse Richeson, pifantitf. and Varland
Richcson aud others. defendants. the undersign-
ed will, on the 18th day Of February. 1889 At AM
herst Court house, in front Of Mr.. Harrison's Ia
verr sell By way of public auction, on credit Of one
and two years. the purchaser giving bond, with suf
fcent personal security, for the payment Of the pur
chase money. aud the title retained for ultimate
curly, certain Tract Of Land, lying IN the
county Of Amherst, on Browns Creek. a branch Of
Pedlar river it being the same Land conveyed BY
Jesse Richeson to Varland Richeson.
JOHN COLEMAN,
Sheriff Of Amher't county, and as such commissioner
Jan. 10 w,1SF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10

GRADUATION BILL.-The Bill introduced
again the Senate, by Mr.. Benton, to graduate the
prize Of the public lands proposes that 81 cents be
the lowest price, but limits the quantity TO be en-
tered tina, price, by any individual TO six hun
drcd and forty acres. The effect of this measure
would be to bring all the lands after having been e
(ered in market. the price Of 37A cents an acre
The quantity fand in Market and subject to the
operation Of the bill, is upwards OF seventy millions
of acres. I, would no doubt suit the new States &c
get the public lands at this price. or for nothing
But the old States have deep interest in this pub
lie domain, i, by their blood and treasure, tina
these lands acquired. and Mr. Clay well do
SERVES the gratitude the old States for having beer
so long thor able champion in this matter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10
TIE U. STATES BANK a WAR DEPART
MENT.

twill be seen that Mr.. Rves, is still endcavsring
crnmont and the IT, S. Bank. Tho following is the
Resolution he offered for information upon this sub
jeci. from the War Department:
Rcsoiprd That the President be requested 10 report
the Scua,o at early day practicable, the terms
Of any agreement. Informal or otherwise, which may
aud the Bank of the United States. respecting the
sale payment Of one or moro OF the Bonds this IN
stiu,ion held by the United States. relative to the De-
posta of the proceeds thereof in the said Bank the
periods when. aud the proportion in which they
were to be drawn out, t'e places where to be paid.
aud the manner in which they were TO be dis
bnrsed-the time which they were to be discussed,
the time when such arrangements were entered into,
and whether with the Bank directly, or with an a
gent or agents OF the Bank and in the latter case,
the name or names Of such agents. together with all
the correspondence which may have passed between
relations thereto. Also copies OF all circulars issued
or instructions given by any branch Of the War De
panmcnt relative to the mode or medium in which
The money arising from the sale payment OF
the SAID bonds or any part thereof was to be
disbursed, and as far as can be conveniently
stated the amount which has been discussed IN the
notes of the Bank under the said instructions and the
obectsl or which The said disbursements have been
made. together with all correspondence or COMMUTE
cations which have taken PAIGE between the sec
,etary of War and the Bank Of the u. States or It's
agents or between him and any other Department
Of the Government the subject matter Of these in
siruetons.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10
OBITUARY..
Anothc, old Revolutionary Solder con,

dnethcr old Revolutionary Solder gone.
Died. Al his residence, in Campbell county, Jnn-
un,y 4tb. 1899. Mr., JouS PHiLL,Ps, aged 90 yenrs.
Mourn frecn,cn the fathers Of our Liberty are AZ
most extinct. Old Mr.. Phillips served thro1gk
grca, many bnttlcs with the British and Induus is
considered with tho braveN men Of his
day in u word waded through blood and car
nagc for our Liberty. Let IA forever hold fast tho
pearl that was bought with such great price. This
old Patriot after the Struggle, and indie pc nd CO
was obtained. retired to private life, aud ryer lived
peaceable with all meu--but he Is 2onr. and has
left VITA and children aud other connections Ia
bcno anhis loss.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10

NATIONAL MAGAZINE.-We have rsesissd
me h's' number Of the Natiopsl Magas,ne and Re-
pnshea" Review. published 10 Washington City, By
Mes'r' fa''o" and Smith. aud edited BY Henry j..
Brent Esq This number contains many spirited 40
excellent articles Though its general cas-, 10 psii,-
zeal. aud opposed 10 the present Adminissrxssos.
there crc many Interesting pieces init. that would
instruct and smusc the general reades The sketch
cs Of tho eharaete. Of Richard N. Johnson, Daniel
Webster. and Legarc Of S. Carolina. are fine sp~si.
mems Of the ability with which the work will be Gen.
dueted.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10
MIR. AIsNSTEAD LONG,
Take Notice.

WHAT on tho 22d day Of February next at the
l. Clinton Spring Hotel, in the town of Clinton,
county of linds and state OF Mississippi, | shall
proceed to take the deposition Of Samuel p Coz. to
be read on the trial Of suit depending and uu-
determined in the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery for the county Of Campbell and State
of Virginia IN which | am raiutin and you are de-
PENDANT, and should SAID deposition not be taken
that day. then will be taken a, tho Same place on
the day thereafter.
THOMAS HUNDLEY.
Jan 10 waw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10
.4fseasfiOss LigHE Infantry.

VOU are requested to attend meeting OF your
l. Company, on Friday evening: the I'm lns., AZ
earv candle le AT at the Police Office for the pur
pose Of eecting members and ill some vancies OF ofi
GERS. puncluaI ai,eudence is earnestly requested
as arrangements at this meeting will DO made for tn
celebration Of the 22d February.
BY order OF the Capt
d. L. BOOKER. o. S.
Jan. 20 ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

Both houses oftho General Assembly convened ID
the Capitol in Richmond on Monday last and organ
lied. In the Senate. Stafford II Parker was elected
Speaker aud all the officers Of the last Session with
out oppusiion.--In the House Of Delegates, George
W. Munlord was elected Clerk by unanimous vote.
and Tho. w. Gilmer Of Albemsre Speaker. without
opposition
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10

a. Richard Parker. Esq. tson VI Judge PArAes
OF the court Of Appsas) has been appointed - IL
President, Pnymaster Of the U. Ssaes Assnesy. ~
Hsrpefs Ferry. to Gil tho vnncancy oscssisasA -
the death Of Mr.. Daniel Bellingef.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10
FOR HIRE,
GENERAL MEETING.

TINE Stockholders Of the Lynchburg Msnufse-
l. turing Company, are hereby ootifcd'to attend
an ANU al Meeting OF the Company Al 3 o'clock, on
Friday evening, the 18th inst. at their ONCE. The
incumben, declining a reelection, an agent VIII
have to be elected q, that meeting.
JOHN G. MEEM. Pses't.
January 10 uoJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10

~ President Van Buren, has promptly pardon
ed man named George Gawzeman, who was recent
" convicted Of perjury and sentenced to one years
imprison,ne TO hard labor. The perjury was
connected with the late election in that State, aud
The pcrjurer one who sworc falsely, for the benefit
of tho Van Buren, par,y.-Wha, lucky thing 1t Is
TO bslons u the 1e--ce, attic rarty.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10
VALUABLE LOTrOEs SALE.

THE Lot and House lately occupied by Mr. NJ.
l. Near. At tho intersection OF Jefferson street
and alley, Immediately opposite the Cotton Factory.
is for sale. The situation Of this property, its con-
tgui,y to the canal. aud being immediately, on tbs
street leading to the MIL &c. will, 1t 10 believed.
make it in short time very valuable. The Lot con-
tains half nn Acre. with a good well Of water &c.
Apply to
HOLCOMBE 4 OTEY.
JanuarylO II ida
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10
Old Amherst.

vI,EE Gentlemen Justices of Amherst county are
requested 10 attend a, their January Court, Tor
the purpose oftking into consideration the improve
nlent of the roads therein. An earnest eho'l wiz
ben and there be rade to attain the object mention
ed. NES'bH
Janit Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10
ron TIE VfRalNIAH.

To the Ct,rens Of The proposed nev County, to BE-
eompo'sdof parts Of H'ythe and Montgomery.
FELLow CIrizrNs-Your petition for n new
county. To be composed Of PARTS Of Wythe and
Montgomery, IL about To lie presented the present
Legislature; and from tho reasonable character Of
the prayer. presume, with every prospect Of sue
As no name, as yet, has been proposed I take
tho Liberty Of suggesting one, which, bringing, rs il
must do. to your recollection, the talents. public
spirit and private virtues OF the individual who bore
II. will need no euloRy TO recommend IL. i shall.
therefore, torbenr 10 say more than thai the
which allude. IL Coyd-n honor OF the late Gen.
Gordon Cloyd. the excellence OF whose character
~ too well known to to those whom this is xddres-
scd, TO need commentator.
A Giisen 81 the PROF osed neW County.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10
January 10
NOTICE.

DERSONS holding claims against the estate &
i Ambrose Tomliuson. deed are requested 70
apply for payment Immediately. otherwise this BE-
tice will be plead in Mar.
IA. DRUMMOND, Adms.
Jan 10 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10

STATISTICS OF CRIME.-ltis stated in the
commu mic alton Of Governor Seward, 10 the N. York
Legislature, tina, the Blacks in proportion to their
number furnish eight times as many subjects for the
State Prison, as the uhites.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10

Rsassrst 81 he seal u dsssS"msnt. - ssaass Mul.
ris Of Ohio. proposes the scar Of Gwen
nent to Cincinnati, with view to evsis The qass-
lion Of Abolition IN the District ofCoiumhis.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10

WE have in Store lof Of SALT, tiarge sasAs)
w which will be sold low
jill URVis * DUrFEL.
oetl -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10

/ Journcymen shoemOkers Wanted.
-~OOD WAGES will be given to men ofstssdy
" habits at the Shoetnakug Business. Lexington.
Va. VIM. y. lnAiNEn.
Jan 10 st
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-18
From he 81. Loms Republican.
TYP n l. -

There was a murder committed on our Lcvee,
during Monday night, attended with some singular
circumstances. man 6y the name Of Thomas
Berry to this city some two three days since
in a canoe from the Grand River and from his SIN
gular costume and strange actions attracted
ton, aud Was considered by many as insane. The
first particular notice taken OF him we uace to the Ma
tional Hotel, where he dined on Monday He sat
at The table ill most OF the boarders had left
slondly changing his seat and finally left without
eating any thing, paid his bill and departed.
About - O'Clock on Monday night the watch on
board the H. l.. Kinney observed running TO-
wards the boat and as he approached the river bank
iaItercd and fell partly into the river. On raising
hm the poor man only exclaimed " I'm Killed.
Just at this time Berry came up much excited, and
inquired what's the matter y and from his
ton, the watch and others who had been called
snspicloned him as the murderer and on accusing
him OF II, after hlc hesitation, he acknowledged
the ctime but SAID lie was mistaken IN the person.
lie then went into the cabin Of the Kinney, took
light, uncovered one Of the cabin boys who lay a
sleep, aud examined closely the face, holding his al
rea Iy bloody steel in his band with the evident nten-
ton of using again should he recognize the person
as The sought for victim. This excited the fears
of the officers ofthe boat. when they called in the
City Watch and took Berry TO the Calaboose.
lie, however. resisted the officers with great violence
and, not until he was severely cut and knocked
down, could the officers succeed in securing him.
\ eslerday he was examined before Justice Shep-
pard and committed tor trial in The Criminal Court
at the May term. The name of the murdered man
Is Geo &c Gardner formerly Of New York, where
we understand he has mother, two sisters and
two children.
We held short conversation with the prisoner YES.
'efday, PRIOR 10 commitment, and found him aman of
some intelligence, and evidently laboring under in
sanity. lie says he was b. IN in Clark county, Ky
where h's father now resides. His fathers name is |
ohm Berry.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-18
MEXICO.
ELon Me Lonisianian If ApriL 1.

From he LouiSanian If April 4.
Private letters from the most respectable houses
in Mexico announce IN positive terms that the treaty
ofpeace concluded by Admiral BAuprN and the
Mexican Plenpolenilaties lbs been ratified by the
Mexican Governments One of those letters Informs
us that the army Of General Cos was routed near
Tuspan By General MExiA, with the loss oil 300 phi
soners ltfuhher appears that BusrAMEsrE was
marching upon Tampico.
Sln,c the above committed to type, we have
received. by schooner arrived from Tampco. a
confirmation of the news Of the triumph Of Gen.
MixI, The battle fought the 10Th Of
March near Tuspan, and The whole loss of the Go
yernnicut troops was GOO prisoners and 100 killed.
Gen. Cos escaped III wonderful manner, by
means OF disguise in which he colhed himself.
Thlsrieloty gave rise TO great feJoiclngs Al Tam
pico.
AnlsrA was about to depart from s Luis Poosi
for 1ampIco win 1000 men. but il supposed
that The defeat OF Cos would make hlm retrace hs
steps. The, were well prepared 10 receive linn at
Iampico
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-18

least i,ss. aae l,undrel In one hundred and fifty
ladies' were presen, in The gallery. Mr.. oConneh
addressed the meeting several times ia The course
OF ihr evening.
A Hospital destroyed by Fite and heenfy seten
tires lost.
letter from Naples under date Feb. 10th
says:
=. .ast night part OF our Founding Hospital was
DESTROYED by FIRE. The flames spread rapidly that
20 children pef-hed. one oil the nurses IN hen des-
par threw herself ont oil the window with Two chi-
dren IN her arms all three were found dashed to
pieces aud quite dead III the street. The hremen
distinguished themselves by their efforts; three OF
them were Killed. having fallen liom the upper story
TO the lower. where they bnied in the runs.
THE CANADA BlLT..-Lord John Russell sta
ted that the Canada Bill would not be brou lit for
ward until after Easter The Scotch Judges are 10
have $4,000 per annum.
LORD GIENELG.--" II las been current,
reported, confidently asserted, and actually publish
ed in the Unued Service journal, aud ia the Nava
aud Military Gazette. that Lord Glenclgs having
refused assent to scheme Of ministers ior transpos
ing The control Of the AIMS from The Sovereign ant
Military Authorities, Civil Department, was III,
cause Of his Lordsbips expulsion What NEXT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-18

fYerlfom aus mouth 70 itie foik above Matin's nlill
and 10 an; higher pnin the noilh fork of SAID nv
er which may be practicable, and TO construct a
turnpike from SAID improvement across the Blue
Ridge nj Walters Gap. to intetsect the Valley road
between Grcnsvls aud Wa,uesborough; the
Board Of Public Works 10 subscribe fortwo dllhs Of
the capai.
An act allowing the Sannion and James River
Railroad Company further inie 10 begin lherroad :;
gives them Two years.
An act providing for the States subscription to
tia stock of The Pittsy sant. Franklin aud Bote
tnun Turnpike Company authorizes the Boafd
Of Pubic Wofks to borrow the necessary amount at
an interest exceeding per cent.
An act providing for the repair OF the public ware
house III the lomn oil Buchanan sppfoprlales SCOT
lor this purpose.
tn he foHfinueAJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-18
CIIRE FOR CANCER.-Mr,T Thorn.

CURE FOR CANCER.-Mr. Thoma, Tv,.n
Missouri advertises that cancer upon his noss IL
had been treated without success by Dr. Smi,h ~
New Haven. and the ablcst surgeons in ,heWo
country had been cured in the following mae '"
He was recommended to use strong potash. mad. :,
The ashes of red oak bark, boiled down to the 60
tence Of moasses. to cover the cancer with IT. and
about an hour afterwards to cover ii with a pl,s,o
tar, which must be removed after few DAYS and :,
any proiuberances remain in tie wound, apply mn.
potash them and the plaster again, until they .,
disappear; after which. head the wound with r"a
mon salve Cantery and the knife had been p,.,
ously used in vain. This treatment eneceda ps,fsr,
aud speedy cure. y. Y. Com. Adr,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-18

NORFOLK, April 10.
hEMARkAnLE SuIciDE-We learn from a citizen
OF Blatk"acr Norfolk county, that Mr.. Uen,y b,
b"i'' oil his nelghborhoud, committed suicide some
uays ago. by cutting his throat with "A razor, in a
most shocking manner. What gives 10 this despe-
rate act an unusual feature is lis entire Jisconnec
!lon' WIN any OF the "numerous Ills which flesh is
he'r TO- -iro"' all ofwhich he was happily removed,
al e"st, so lar as worldly treasure dom este hap
p'hess and clear conscience can make liic's bur
mems hsht'-lle had previously made his will, and
'e'. HIS "ii"e estate Estimated at $50 0G0,) to his
wife, to whom he had only been united about three
months lie survived two days, during which he
retained ms senses and conversed raiionay lie as
signed no cause for the sh act, but said thar he
committed 1t while in state Of mental dcrancemeu,
produced by hypochondrls. lie had previously
WV !" ~" Stale o heal!n Herald.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-18

an american Nobleman.-It will doubtless os
highly sraii(y,ng ia the numerous friends OF the
Rev. Alexander Gordon Fraser, late of Bottle HILL
New Jersey, 10 learn that the business when caheu
hn TO Scotland bids fair to result IN the tfiumphah
establishment of his claims to one OF the hnest es
ates in that country Wcare informed, ny 'eue'
received by the mother of Mrs. Fraser VINO fe''ucs
in this village, that on the 10Th Feb. last MI
Fraser according TO the forms of the Scottish law
was proclaimed, al the Cross in Edinburgh, hen ~
the title and estates oil the Barony OF Lova &c "''
Nor,caU Ga.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-18
ANOTHER INDIAN FIGHT-The parti

ANOTHER INDIAN FIGHT.-Tho particu-
lars of a skirmsh with band of Semnoles. which re-
shifted in the loss Of several whites. given IN the
Flcrdian of the 23d Of March An Indian trail was
discovered near Sandy Ford, Jefferson county Easi
Florida, on the plantation of some OF the settlers;
pursuit was Immediately commenced by party oi
scouts After travelling short dlstancntwo Indians
were discovered sitting on fence. dash was
made b, the scouts, who, nearing tie ence were
fred upon by large body Of Indians concealed be-
hiud it. Two instantly Killed and two
wounded. The volunteers returned the fire short
time and then reiterated. The Indians also made
hasty retreat leaving ofther party dead on the
field Early next morning company of Dragons aud
regulars to the number of two bundled, went IN pur-
suit. The trail ve,y large and was pursued TO
the Augustine road. The course of the Indians was
TOW ards the large swamps and hammocks on the
Ecoufeenee. The patty was computed to number
70 or 50 warriors Com. Buiiehn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-18

The new Capitol State House OF North Car
DINA, at Raleigh, is described in the Raleigh Star
superb building, Of 100 feet IN length, 90 feet
in height built Of granite and surrounded with mas
sye columns of the same material, 81 feet in diane
ter, and 30 feet in height. The model is The cas
sic Pa,thenon N Athens. There is a splendid dome
and great number of spacious apartments, besides
the two Legislative halls. Cost 100000
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-18
NEW YORK ABDUCTION CAsp

NEW 1Uhh ABDUCTION CASE.-It.n
be RENE mbered that Mr.. Gaufer was charged =,
the abduction of Miss Read This matter ~, "n
the Recorder Monday week, when the youn, la'
herself appeared and deposed, that Mr.. Gau,r, h-y
not in any way whatever advised or assisted h.. a'
leave her fathers house thai she had BEEN M,
ed to do so, solely by her fathers uukndnes, ",
thai she is AT present r, siding the the bor 'u
Mr.. Lowe, in Beach street. Upon the s,ate,,.
Miss Read. the Recorder dismissed the cb,r,a
gainst Mr.. Gautier
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-18

The Largest HultcauliS Story gel. is told by the
Bndgeton New Jersey Chronicle, gentleman IN
Georgia, some five or six years since. obtained ana
planted mulberry tree in his garden, where 1t had
stood untouched till tue past winter, when attracted
the attention of some in the trade, who offered
the owner three cents bud for the top OF II. The
bargain was struck, and cutting off the branches
and counting the buds they amounted TO twelve hun
bred and fifty dollars there being LOCI buds on
the tree.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-18
E3R, II. ~. G1LLEhU,
STURGEON DENTlST,

FINAkES this occasion to inform the pathe ''i''
Il he has removed his office next door above Inc
Auction room of Col Charles Phelps, and dIreciy
opposite Ii. b. Richards Hardware Store. whefo
he can at any time be found ready 10 perform Inc
duties OF his profession.
Dec. L. HIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-18

VALUE OF REALESTATE.--T There was sale
often lots ia this city yesterday, at auction in the
square which the Bank stands. The Lots were
% fee front on Main street. The highest brought
fce hundred doiiars per foot, the lowest three hun
dfcd and torty. dOLiars.-SL Lou is Rcpu6iican.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-18

GOOD STOCk.-Thc receipts Of the Providence
Rail Road for the past year, are stated S2o'ho
Is; the expenditures, 81 040 90; leaving sur
plus ofSl45,070 81, to be divided among the Stock
holders, winch admits of a dividend of eight per
cent. for the year, and still leaves small surplus
to enter into, establish " contingent fund"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-18
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
,ppoINTurNTs BY THE PRESIDENT.

APPOINTMENTS By The
Henry w. McCorry to be Attorney. anu hooef' ).
Chester, 10 be Marshal Of the Unite1 States ,of
. the District Of West Tennessee :" aud James /
Gfundy to be Attorney and :. h. Marshall 10 d.
Marshal for the :" NJ iddle District oil Tennessee
under the act oil Congress of the 18th OF January
Is3g. entitled - An act 10 amend an act entitled an
ito require the Judge oil the District OF East and
West Tennessee to hold court Jackson, III SAID
State" approved Jane 18th, 1889.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-18
Worcester

The capital employed il The prosecution OF these
canals increased, their utility and the benefits TO
be derived from them were made known, to the sur
prising point at which they at the present day.
being quintuple profit. One hundred pounds ster
ling invested in this stock yields TO lis proprietor an
interest Of more than five times that amount ana
revenue in proportion. MAJ. Int
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-18

Upwards ofaton of native silver or, recently ar
lived Al Fayetteville, n. C., from the Washing ton
mine IN Davidson county.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-18

The Eastern Rail Road Company (from Boston to
Saeml has declared dividend Of five per cent. be-
Jog the profits Of the first months since The
opening Of thS road