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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-16
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
B,crMBrR :, 1889.

aud inst aih a labr showing the denominations Of
notes IN ccnlaile, The dealing ia exchange and The
real estate The Bank.
Mr.. Scott of Marshall suhmlnrd the following re-
solution: Resofrea that fbr eomeare On schools
and colleges he instructed 10 ithe ihet par oi the
Goveinufs Message mao consideration which r'iets
10 education. n the catliesl moment aud report such
changes in the common sehoul system rs they may
deem proper anil rxpedltnt. on Mn 6oode smoton
Land The table.
On motion ot Mr.. Flood,
Resotred, That lie Committee Of lhe Militia
Laws. euqune ,rto tie cxpedlerey 81 lepealiug
The provision uiIhe G5 h srcuon oirhe act Ion the
better ofgauizttiou ol the Mdda assee oh March
1881
o. motion ol Nlr. AlIcts1n,
Respirod. Thai lhr Cpmnn,lce Of Courts Of Jus
tice be instructed 10 enquire mo he 'NIsdnncs
.fautlortzne The G mlk Cont Il FNetie and
Nicholas appoint tnrce frr.ons IN each eonny "a
soemnze tie rites ofmaulnuny under tie existing
laws.
Ga motion Of No 1rhsan. Of Wood,
Resolrcd, Thai the report ol The 10 I'd Of Pub
lie Works be f1rred 10 tie Conuafire on Roads,
Sc. and lhal said Commnlte Itqeur What turtle,
provision IS neressal, fohe made Il, lan Tor the com
pleIion Of the Nouh We,pu, turnpike Road.
TIE BANkS.
Mr.. MoRae Uttered the lolIew4ug solutions,
X esoired, THAI lie Commute. 90 l}anks be IN
stucted 10 rnquite INTO Ilte ,austs winch led To tie
recent suspension ct Specie payments by certain
Banks OF Tins STATE; thai sald COMMITTEE tuqnnc
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i"s""'oo' was ,H'u o'l9ie lhr ii"n'e b' lhr Spesk
e' FARMERS bANk 81 VIRGINIA
pefen6ef ~" IN59.
S"-i enclose general statement Of the c"ndi-
Won o' "e mn IN Tie "a instant, with a table
snew'og me d7nomlnet'ons OF notes IN encnla'i"e,
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ROBBERY EARLY.

.SUES 81 z q ~ EDE.!' -
! AS RETURNED TO LlNCiib
L 4 may be found al The fEAAhLiN iloi
Eec.9
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On motion OF Nh. Powell,


Petitions were presented aud referred
ly Mr. VI rchcG. from VIM. George, Tor the re
nl,slon 81 a hpeimposed by the Superior Couu OF
Bedlori ier rcialiIog afden spiIls without license.
Bs Mr. Gabrll irum ciuzens OF Ambient. Camp
bell md Buckingham, faI a Law changing the time
Of holding the Superior Coutjs OF Law and Chaneefy
Ion Amherst county.
ly Nj thnkc Of H., Gom sund,y cijizcns Of
Hall.lN county, for precinct election a, the house
ol H. Bn'rhen,lap, IL the fork OF Stdnlto aad
Dan Gter
On motion, the House adjourned.
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SESDNES.

EUST RECEIVED. geurrl assori"'
- Coohit {, Franklin, Parlor, Ten Plate 'e'
Stotes-ior sale, vcfy low. by arrr
THOMAS O. ACh"'
Oct. 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-16
Correspondence IF The Baltimore Patriot.

HARRISBURG. SATURDAY,
DceCWbcr !, / o'Cioct at HlghL {
W th regard 10 the convention, the Whole atttjr
has gone off IN manner most extraordinary. the
whole BODY went, one nun, TO day, for the nom
nation. Clay, Scott, or H1rlson men, before the
convention, were unknown afterwards all were
WnIGs Ton the sake oi the county. Such EN- hn-
sasm-such dIslnteros'ed abandonment Of prefer
ence personal aud seetioual-such devotion 10 the
interests oil the county, was never before witness
ed. And YOU may depend upon ii, that thcre Is a
spnlt moving ON the waters that will roll flood OF
poltlcil redemption over the laui.
II II were possible ior Henry Clay to add to his
wellcafned fame, he did 50 to-dly by the letter
read IN convention. Il was a beautifully plain aud
sin pie document, spunGlng from the breast oithe
writer, and The tear which uembled in many an eve,
told that II went 10 the hemts Of the hearers. A
more noble example VAS never presented aud rul,
an he sustain ms own cXhortatiun TO his hiend,,
n my name is any obstacle away With IL"
This evening our town has been Illuminated, and
large aud enthusiastic public meeting held IN the
Count House, which WIS addressed by Governor
Barbour and Mr.. Leigh Of Virginia Gpu. Murphy,
Of Ohio; Gea. Wilson, of New Hampshire and
other distinguished xgendemen. Thcu remarks
were most eloquent and appropriate aud The crowd
Of people present was noble testimony that tie
nominations wll be most warmly sustained.
the delegates evlnced The proper spt hete, send
You sketch OF the proceedings relative To The mo-
limitations.
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JAMES RIVER AND KANAWIlA ConPA-

Nj. Dnrnann. according Ia promise. called mp Mr.
Fnlei's resolution requiring HE James River and
kauaaha Company 10 make no further contracts lot
the prosecution 81 lhat @olk under present cucnm-
stances. and insfucfing the proxy Of the State 10
vote - Tie eeaffd meetings. ol tie stockholders a.
QaIasl rntfrg into any new contracts 10 be paul 10
the se'p oi de cnnfany un.l he current lnlee Of
the soap sla he at par.
\ console rabc debate ensued upon the question
Of hc adoption nf the resolution which, from the
press ol ufws aud other matter upon our columns,
We are ptoahted tom presenting an ATTRACT Of -
| He resolution was supp ned by nessis, Iol"r,
| Nav and Smuh 81 l. OF W, aud opposed by
Ncss,s. DoImau, VeGabIe, Robertson, Bayly aud
! Grrgots.
/ Mr. Darnan called the ayes and upon til,
question 4 Adoption, which ordered aud The
question being pat decided IN the negative, AZ
toilows:
/ AYEs--Messrs. Bnrwell r., Mitchell, Meredith
/ Tolef. Fox, Calemau. Card"oll, Bfoadus, Roaue,
Powell, Howell Butts Clarke of IL, White Smilh
nj Of W, Fonlaine, Ramcy, Organ, Banks, lay
Tor Il NJ. n NJ, Baskcfylllr, Goode, Fitzgerald,
Hidden. May, Heath. RHclde. Smith OF Rocking
bom, Qllllen, Ridley Clarke OF $, aud Prince
! 80.
Nors-Mess,s. Gilmer, (Spcaker) Bayy, Crop
per, SouIbal, Carpenter, Wood NeCue, Stparl,
Locktdee, lycrs OF B., Hunter. Hannah. Jackson
Of y. y l.. NJ MILAN, Kyle, Flood, 1hornhntc,
Corbin, Tux Butwell ol L. w, Wilson, Whit
worth. Gtallold. harslhll, Scott Of f., Aide sun,
Payne, Hale, Baker, Byrd. klug. Carroll OF e., Fay
lof OF IL, Gibson. Allrn Of IL, seymour, Ice,
Arr strong, NJ Rae, Iltmer Gregory, Wouling-
ton. Kennedy, REYNOLDS, TaSloc ol X. O., Ia, loe
Of l.. x L., Ewn z. Lawson, Beard, HARRISON, Snlllh
OF NJ. q j., Ghyon Evans, Chapman, " ado of NJ.
| x T., Myers Of Morgan Masslr, Ailyn ul n. b,
Wns. YelbY lludnall, M'Counell, Altsllc. Sta
rlr=, ilIpei. Tadsall, Keen. Tallman, Carroll ol
Preston Nrnablc. Rob.ris, Stnfm, Walden, Ko-
beusoo, Snyder, Lcyb0rn, Dorman, Shlpman,
smith Of Rassc1l, Com. Bare, Gncyer. Crntoh
a.
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Ma + have on ha.d a good supply
w SALT which Will be- sold low Tor e @prs
BURTON & Rop,
Dec. @
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TIN ltsi lirrlena afnefis dcelucd was - lhe rafc
no - reut.. Sc hlslt On the capilal 81 saH0,on0.
an,eitnred - : - 600.
'i'he Bunk bas continued - supply the common
y lheral, will tbaner. and b, some . ihc afancif-
IS q, III. estitufian large dersni.. male ~ hnhrfs
aud nthfrs lave htea raid N coin. iaher ian iatnt
thf penalaes Of PROTEST.
TIE cosrsc ii the Bank has been farce1 npnn It
~ public considerations At he tisk al setaous con.
>agrnccs 10 listil. au, oi great embarrassment ~
fle Here IN lhe humble raI.fisu.e thai II elil be
prplo,el lis the Gcarrdl Assembly.
hayr the liauat Ia be.
Nlth gteu respect
out oHcdicut sefyart
WI II. MCFARLAND.
PtcsidtHt.
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Ey PAYNE ~ TURNER. Auc,rs.
100000 Cuttings aud 5000 sSOeis, of
genuine EOtus Ru!Iicaiaiis, al Auction.
fENiIE subscribers viii sell. without reserve. on
u Monday The 23rd day OF December, in front Of
theif oice-2o0 000 Outings aud COCO Roots Of he
genuine Mons Nullicaulis.
Trims, very hbe,al,--ior sums under SD, cash
oref $50 X not exceeding SlG0. months; over 81 60
aud not exceeding S2a0, ! months; over 5000, :
mouths c,edt viii be gwen. L. X I. Auctr's.
Dfc. Esd
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$50 isk.SyAgss..
ID ANYWAY irons the subscriber. on the ith
n u instant, negro nan named
a. Z. L. 4 = A n II


ueis very active and likely. about % wears old, not
very dnk, aud about > feet inches high He can.
not lpok person tut IN the ace, bni has way 4
perpng oul Of the corner of the from under the
brn OF his hat when spoken aud speaks shou. Il
Is possible he nay make Tor Amherst, where he on
gIaally came iron. | viii give the aboye reward of
nty dollars er his delivery 10 me in Bedford conn-
E."tto any one WHO wall secure him N i,il. 50 that
gel hIm again. BEN 4. DONALD.
Dee. 9 ms
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ice be instructed to eraate iaio the esrcdenry Of
l..scnias the number II qusnr'y terms 81 tie enan-
y rouu- 4 tits commonwealth. AID Of rJo,Iling
lr pulecs, 10 such reufis to be rrtutnable rules
- in lie Gircuu superior Counts.
On u,aiou al AR. Blvd,
Heafroh 1'hd III COMMITTEE for Coons of Jus
aec tpquue mo lie capedIeney 81 polaJitlps by
lac tfir ptacnee 81 hrr1ng "u elrcfloYs.
On uinlien II M. GIBSON,
lifsolfof. 1ha the Corini'ire on Road4, t5c. ia
que INTO ihr eNpelirec, at ntpetIine the irottso
tontainrd ~ t#r aei ruinlrj an surnd thu at
suhl,d al acl provide Tor The construction Of the
Nom, Western Tomp,ke Road, passed January 70,
l-s4-
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To lis EAccl'ene,, pawn c,nuntlL

M. Allyn Of No,ftlh prosecuted memorial lrou
he Exchange Bank, .shine tbm some protection be
granted IL The INSTITUTION n aust the demands 81
brokers and nancy changers aud fhu PERMISSION
may be granted the Ianh uotrs al he d'n"=
tniustlan of five dollars hiel oh Mr.. Aims mus
tlon WAS ordered 10 be ptnt,d.
Siale II NE Farmers brink jodoIpq he branches,
on Aon3oy. he 2af Detcmber 1853:
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VIRGINIA LEs.tSIATuRE.

Nothing has beea done bat mrc and adjourn.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-04-26
STATE or VERMONT,

DISTRICT OF CHTTTENDEN, ss.
The Probate Court for the district Of Chit.
tenden. to the heirs, and all persons con
cerned the estate of Leui G.. Pike, late
of Colchester, in said district. deceased.
GREETING
WHEREAS, Robert White, the admipis.
w traitor Of the estate of said deceased,
hath made application 10 said court for license
10 sell the real estate ofsaid deceased, togelh.
er with thereversion Of tho widows dover
therein, reWesenting that sale thereof is
necessary for the payment Of the debts, and
charges OF administration, and proposes TO
render an account Of his administration, and
present his account against said estate for
examination and allowance. Whcreupon,
The court doth assign tho 18th day of May
next, for hearing in the premises, at the Reg.
ster's Office in Burlington. and doth order
that the heirs and all others interested in
said estate he notified thereof, by publication
Of this order three weeks successfully in the
Free Press, newspaper printed in said Bur
lington, ,le last of which publications TO be
previous 10 said 18th day Of May next; that
they may appear at the time and place alore'
said, and show cause why lcence 10 sell said
land should not be granted. and why the
account OF the said Administrator should not
DO allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington this
Oath day of April A. d. 1889.
WIN. WESTON, Fegisier.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-04-26

BEEE.-Conuer has got some of the
finest beef ever slaughtered in this market,
OF any other. We have just dined upon a
s"Io'n' and really, VIC know not when we
have felt SO much like christian. Never,
never have we seen finer blending OF
"fat and lean"-the former as yellow and
as fragrant as May butter; the latter
tender as chicken, and rudy as the cheek
of a mountain nymph. We know of bu,
one drawback upon such beef, and that is
the price. Mr. Conner informs US tina, he
paid for the four bulloeks alluded to, the
round sum of four hundred dollars! Tbe1
were fat,ed by Smith F. Pierson, of Shell.
burn. who is entitled to the palm, for the
best beef ever produced in Chi.tendsu
County.
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STATE OF VERMONT, }

STATE OF VERMONT,
DISTRICT OF CHITTENDEN. SIS.
The Honorable the Probate Court for the
District Of Chihenden. TO all persons con.
cerned in The estate Of Joseph Bro,cn late
of Jericho in said District. deceased.
GREETING.
WHEREAS, Rufus Brown, Executor Of
w the last will and testament Of said de-.
ceased, proposes to render an account Of his
administration. and present his account a.
gainst said estate for examination and allow.
ance, at session of the Court Of Probate, to
be holden at the Registers Office in Burlington
on the second Wcdnesdayof June next.
Therefore, You are hereby notified 10 ap.
pear beiore said court at the time and place
aforesaid, and shew cause, if any you have.
why the account aforesaid should not DO al
lowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington this
22t day ofApril, A. D. 1899.
WM. WESTON, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-04-26
.Alburgh, April ~, 1889.

HoRRID AND MELANCHOLY DEATH!-Our
whole city was thrown into CONSERVATION
and dismay yesterday "wednesday OF The
announcement Of q distressing accident,
which in few moments resulted in the
death Of the Hon. LUTHER LAWRENCE
Mayor of this city. In company with q
friend he went into the building recently
occupied as the Paneing Mill The whee
pit, so called, was open, and in explaining
TO his friend how the machinery was to
operate, he caught his foot in rope, which
was extended across the edge of The open.
ing, and was precipitated, head foremost, 9
distance ofsixteen feet, in a perpendcuIa,
descent-his head coming in contact with
the iron curve of the wheel at the bottom
Ofthe pit. lie was Immediately taken out
shockiOgly maDgled and perfectly sense less
The best medical aid was procured, but The
fatal blow had been given. and he .ivet
only about hal an hour.
We need not say that 10 this melanc holl,
disaster and death, the city hos sustaine.
An immense and irreparabls loss. Lowell
Patriot,
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STATE OF VERMONT, }
DISTRICT OF CHITTENDEN, g


The Probate Court, for The District e$
Cittenden. to all persons TO Ohvm these
presents shall come. GREETING.
"ENRY p. HICKOK, of Burlington
IL in said district guardian Of Mortimer
G. Buell., male infant undhr the age Of
twenty one years, and of Marin A. Buell..
a female infant under the age Of eighteen
years, both Of said Burlington, having re.
present ed to this court, that the SAID Nor
timer G. and Maria A.. are seized in their
own right, in fee, as tenants in common Of
a certain parcel Of land containing about
fifty acres, and lying on the Shelburn road
in said Burlington, adjoningtha farm of
Theodore Calln and that a sale Of said
land would be conducive 10 the best inter-
es's Of his said wards, and praying said
Court to grant him license, and empower
him TO sell the same.
Where. the court aforesaid doth assign
the 18th, day of May next for hearing in
the premises, at 1he office Of the Register
Of this Court, in Burlington; and doth Or
der that notice thereof be given by publish
ing this order, containing The substance Of
said petition, in the Free Press. d ncwspa-
per printed at Burlington in the county Of
Chittenden, two weeks successfully. The
last Of which publication TO be not less
than two weeks previous to the 5te day
OF May, 1889.
r-1 Given under my hand and the
l.. 5 seal Of said Court this fourth
day Of April. 1889.
WIN. WESTON, Reeisisr.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-04-26

SHADE TREEs.-We remind our good
citizens who wish to make all the streets oil
our beautiful village, look like apples
ofgold in pictures Of siver'-like the tabled
elysian fields-like groves Of oranges, cit.
rons and pomegranates-we remind them
that now is the season to Transplant, forest
trees on their premises in front OF theiI
domicils-to decorate their side walks with
the infant lords of the forest. and TO add
new beauty. new charms, and new comfort
to their mansions.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-04-26

CAUTIoN.--Drunken loafers should be
cautious where they make the nests. The
remains of one of these unfortunates were
found among the ruins of barn at Or
densburgh, the day after the late fire.
as this building was among the last CON.
sumed, the presumption is that The humble
tenant of tho hay NOW was quite too obliv-
Gus to be disturbed by even such fore,as,e
OF the future unless like King John he
might exclaim,
Snow pom my soul, this day grows wondrous hot
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-04-26
ID I + ID

DIED
In this town, on the 24lh inst. at the residence o
her son, Rev. Geo. G. lngersoll, Mrs. MARTHA
INGERsoLL, widow oflhe late Mai. Geo. lnger'
soll Of The Revolutionary Army, aged "a years.
Editors in Mass. and N. II. are requested &c
publish the above.
In this town. on The lllIi inst, Mr.. JESSE
NICHOLS, aged So.
In Stowe, VT. April ls, 1889. Capt. SAMUEL
PARCHER, aged IS years. Printers in N. YORK
and l.. Canada are requested to insert the above.
AT Bristol east river, on the l4tl inst, ELIZA
eIdes, and interesting daughter Of Israel and Hair
rie, Baldwin, aged IL years.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-04-26
Seed Corn.


NARLY l2 rowed, or Du,ton corn, for
~ sale by C. GOODRICH.
Burlington, April Is.
This variety Of corn was introduced into
Vermont, by a Mr.. Dutton, of Cavendish,
some 80 years since F.; but by few has been
kept unmixed with other kinds. Mr.. Buel Of
Albany, who has sold so much of it., procured
his seed from Mr.. Dutton, whence its name.
l planted on turf land last year, 18th May,
and picked my seed corn 23d August. The
same variety Of corn by being planted long
time some $50 miles south, has become large
and much later. last year procured some
and planted aside ofthe Vermont Dutton corn
1t was three weeks later.
Also for sale, or to give 10 any who want,
as they choose:
Early tobacco seed for farmers who wish
10 raise their own sheep tobacco.
Early garden corn.
DO. Sweet corn for boiling.
Do. Mohawk Beans.
Cranberry and Horticultural beans.
pMulberry Seed will soon be received. 2w
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-04-26
PATERSON, N. J. April I


In consequence Of the heavy rain on Friday and
Saturday last, the river Passaic rose TO greater
height according to the accounts Of The oldest in.
habitants than has been known since 1910. At the
foot Of Bridge street just above the turnpike bridge
the water was about tel feet above low water
mark, according TO actual measurement, and n
short distance above the fall, at the new dam, il
was between and 8 feet. About half mile Of
The Paterson and Little Falls turnpike road, on
The banks Of the river, was completely covered
with wafer, and and as The current was very strong
at that place and the soil very sandy, it has been
made almost il not quite impassabe. The ap
pearance Of The falls on Sunday was awfIlly sub.
lime.
At noon, yesterday, the river had fallen about
three feet. All The mills on the banks OF The rive,
were compelled 10 suspend operation on account o.
the back water.
The amount of damage done by this fres,e, OF
the smaller streams in this neghborhood, is i'm
mense. Almost if not quite all The mill dams have
been swept away by the food. Mr.. Morrow alone
at North Paterson, lost property 10 the amount o
nearly 100000.
We understand that The Morris Canal has gver
way in three different places between this place
and Little Falls, but it is supposed it can be re-
paired in two weeks.
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DETRoIT.-The charter election for De.
troil took place on the 18th inst. and re-.
suited in the election of Gen. De GARMo
JONES, Wing, for Mayor. by the unprece.
dented majority Of 5l4. The Wings also
elected majority of the Aldermen, two
Justices ofthe Peace. and School Inspect.
ors. The Advertiser desgnates the AL.
dermen elect as follows Wings 7; Pa,ri.
OILS 9; Conservatives l; Loco Focos Q.
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Jedediah Drew's Estate.
STATE OF VERMON7,

DISTRICT OF CHiTTENDEN. IS. {
The Hon. The Probate Court for HE District
of Chitienden, To all persons concerned in
the estate Of Jedediah Drew, taie of Charlotte,
IN said district, deceased, GREETLNG.
" HEREAS. Ezra Holt, administrator, of
w the estate of said deceased proposes to
render an account of his administration, and
present his acc ount against said estate for ex.
animation and allowance at a SESSION Of tho
Court of Probate, TO be holden OF tho Regis.
,er's Office in Burlington on the fifteenth day
Of May next.
THEREroRE, You are hereby notified TO ap-
pear before said Court at tho time and place
aforesaid. and show cause, if any you have,
why tho account aforesaid should not DO
allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this
25th day CT April A. d. 1889.
WIN. WESTON, REGISTER.