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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-02
bargains In Suddlcry.

ENfiE subscriber takes grea, pleasure in informing
his friends and the public generally. tina, he now
receiving his Fail supply Of Goods, selected
with great caae by himself, and ON the most accommo-
dating terms, i'll the Northern Cities; which, in addition
TO his former stock, will make his assortment complete
From his experience in the business he feels fully assur
ed that he furnish and substantial work as
any III America. and the reasonable terms; all of
which is made by
GOOD AND EXPERIENCED WORKNIEN,
UNDER Ills OWN INSPECTION
lie feels grateful to the public for the very liberal pat
ronage with which he has been favored for the last few
years, aud still scits the same. pedging himself to
make 1t to the interest OF ALL. to trade with him.
All orders for work, articles in his line, will be
promptly attended to.
Repairing done with neaness and despatch
.EE' WHOLESALE,
Country Saddcrs, wishing to repcnsh their stock,
would do we'll u give him call, or send in their
orders, as his assortment consists Of every article in
the Saddlcry line. j. c. SHACKLEFORD.
Oct. Is Is
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rlOu.hs and CuItiyatOrs!!

IINlE subscriber is Agent for the sale of the Justly
Il celebrated PLOUGllS manufactured by Rugcs.
Noursc s Mason, of Worcester, Massachusetts, These
Plonghs have been introduced with great into
Virginia and North Carolina. Arrangements being
made to keep in Lynchburg, full assortment Of the i
lowing various kinds and sizes
No one horse No 0 hill side one horse
No 2, one horse No |, do two do
No A3, two horse No Az, do three do
No A3s, three horse No 3, green sward 3 hs
No A 4, four horse No b do do 4 4"
No ID do do 4 %
Also, Expanding Cultivaors, an article universally
approved by all who have tried them. These Ploughs
will be sold at prices To suit the times They
sdered superior any Plough heretofore Offered the
Farmers, from the fact that the metal mould board and
point is Of the strength and character of that used
in the construction of the wheels of Rail Road Engines
competent supply of Extra Points to suit the va
rous sizes, always on hand.
JAMES 4. STIGLER
Oct. q l2m
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NOTICE..

HVHE subscribers being DESTROYS to close their present
/ business, will offer for sale their entire
STOCK OF GOODS At COST.
consisting of every article usually kept in Dry Good
establishment Also, Ready Made Clothes Of every de-
scrption All the Goods that are not sold previous to
the Goth day Of December next will then be sold at
auction. Those wishing to buy cheap Goods would do
we'll to call on us. doors above the Franklin Hotel
ROSENFIELD 4 IEVINO.
The above sale to be conducted by Payne * Turner
auctrs.
Nov. % t20D
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Trust Sale Of Valuable Real Estate.

Trust SAFE Oh V:1UHDiC aSc31 Estate.
DY virtue Of two deeds of rus, executed to us by the
I'D late Maj'r isaac Otey in his life iimc which are
of record in the County Court of Campbell the one bear
ing date the 30th day of August 1881 and the other
on the 4th day of June 1888, shall the 3lst day
OF December 1874 before the front door of the Franklin
Hotel in the town of Lynchburg. expose to sale, by
of public auction, that very valuable and highly I'M
proved landed estate, called Sandusky situated in the
County of Campbell, a few miles above the town Of
Lynchburg and containing about
FIVE HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND,
more or less-it being the which the said Oey
resided at the time of his dea,h-The contlguty of this
estate to Lyncburg, its handsome and extensive build
ings. and other advantages, render it well worthy tie
tenon Of capitalists
TERMS or S.lLE.-Ahougli the terms of tho
deed aforesaid authorize sale for cash. the creditor FIR
whose benefit the sale will be made with view 10 OBJ
tain the full value Of the property has consented sale
upon credit aud the property aforesaid will accordingly
he sold credit Of six and twelve months for equal Dor
tons OF the purchase money! the purchaser giving bonds
with approved personal security and deed Of tIust on
the property itself. to secure the payment thereof Act
ing Trustees, VIII convey such title only as is YES
ted in us BY the deeds aforesaid
Mr.. Robert b. L. Otey Qhe, executor Of Maj. Oicy
who resides the prenses) will slew the property 10
any persons DESTROYS Of eNanlning it.
TlIOS. \. lIOLCOMBE,
{. DABNEN, trustees
Nov. % BID
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Trust Sale,
Silks. MOVIscIin DE Laines, &c.

SPLENDID Fall and Winter pattern Chene Silks
- Splendid figured and plain black, blue black and
cold do
Splendid embroidered, plain and figured De LANES
Splendid Plain Grape DE LANES
Super black Chally and Bombazines
Are Offered for sale cheap, by
HUNT s. WARD.
Nov. Il
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y d Il 4 G. Il
NJ. Pe'roc!es Le,"is and Lucinda his wJe:-
EtlEASE II take notice, that | shall proceed on the
Sth day Of January, 1872 at the office of m Bal
lard Preston, IN the town Of Chrstansburg in NJ )ntg)mc
rycouny, Virginia. to take the Dep sitions oiJohn Taylor
aai others tobc read evidence tecasc now Deepen
ding in the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery
Tor said County, in which Jacob Cooper and others are
plaintiffs, and YOU, the said Petrcles Lewis and Others
are defendants. You may attend if you desire
am yours,
JACOB COOPER, by his Attorney.
Oct % Pm
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ShaWls, I1andlicrChicls 4 SCarES.
O. EMBROIDERED Merino Shawls, mode
o. colos, splendid
81 Brochc Shawls
Si Chene SILK do
"a heavy Plaid do
A black Merino do
Chenc and other fancy Hondkcrchicis
Super black silk Scarf large size
do Chcnc SILK do very rich and largo
Small fancy Scaris, rich patterns
These sp endid Goods, and will be sold al fair pr
ccs, by HUNT s WARD
Nov.
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FOIR HUNDRED ACHus
NOTICE..

NOh10E.
capitalists, Manufacturers, &c. &c.
VIE undersigned will sell, at public auction, on the
LON Oh November next, on the premises,
tract Of Land OF 1876 Acres,
a'ed at the present terminus Of the James River and
a"ha canal. and at the mouth of the North river in
hoildge The above tract embraces the finest water
the Valley ofNa, for various manufacturing pur-
I'm Poses-and an admirable site for Public House.
W.: oelng the end and commencement of Packet travel
aon anus 11cins the point Of deposit and Shipment
h"iai commission and produce business can be there
Was. c'ed TO great advantage. There is no situation
~ w OF he Blue Ridge in which an investment can be
P'o"'abiy made. WILL. H. CARUIIIERS
1.r JOSEPH GLASGOW.
from '''' "' 'i'e ''io '''lc anu pace tract Oh
80 TO 400 Acres,
n1 "' ura up the river miles distant well timbcrcd
a',he good tobacco land, which would make good
on ~, TO the above property. Terms made known
o ,e Gay OF sale. WILL. H. CARUTIIERS
HOstp0ae,lcMt.
c,m apove sale is postponed until the first day Of De-
cal, neTt' Private proposals will be received, and if
7" made due notice will be given.
Wm. H. CARUT1ERS,
NJ. o. JOSEPH GLASGOW.
BLANKS
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Valuable tract Of Land for sale.

Valuable tract Oh EIanO for sale.
ofFf.R Tor sale my tract of Land in Pulaski coun-
L ~, a, seven miles west of Newbcrn and twenty
one east OF Wythevilc situated on the main South
west stage road, and contains
FOIR HUNDRED ACRss,
more or less 200 of which are cleared and enc,o
AsA ed The Improvements are a good DJt1ELLLNI,
&a4 HOCS Sc, barns, stables and various others There
he I 'e 'ahu trec never falling springs Of the very
pest limestone water and good well besides also sever
al other springs that dry only very dry season. also
Wo spring branches passing through side of the plan
'on Any person wishing purchase will please call
ana examine the premises will sell on moderate terms
Nov 25 "
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WILL PIPER.

WYE have just opened large and well selected as
W sortment of French and American Paper HANG
LAi;S, and Velvet and Common Bordering IA
PER, which VIC will sell low for cash.
PAYNE & GREGORY.
Sept Is
, 1841-01-30

profess, and to be always ready TO advocate
their claims. and .give 4 reason for the faith
that is in u.s."
An association formed Of the young men
of the county between the ages of ID and
So, whose primary object would be the dIS-
Cussion, and Investigation of the principles
OF Jefferson and his apostles. and who would
keep alOof from de partizan squabbIes oi the
day as much as possible, would do much to-
wards the progress OF sound Democracy, and
the intellectual improvement of the members.
This should be the chief object. and whatc-
yer else nigh; be found necessary, should be
subsidiary to this end. TO give Il society Of
this character: pernanence and durability,
and TO prevent lis becoming Il ileetIng mOnu-
ment of the l~icklenesS and instability Of hui
man nature, several incidents should be at
tached. and provisions should he engratted
upon it calculated 10 effect this end. would
suggest some such rs these.
lst. \ contribution from each member of
one or two dol!a's. !or the purpose of e-tah-
fishing a library o! books on political science,
such as JciirrSoH's and AIadison's WORKS.
l}cntham's Works. the Boston Quarterly Re
view, the Democratic Magazine. Sc. &c.
Fad. The Celebration of the Birth Day of
Jefferson. by an Grafton in mmcmoration
OF his life. char. cter and services.
Sd. The writing and publishing essays on
politics, and the' discussion Of political ques-
tons.
4lh. Regular and stated meetings at some
central point.
Sa-h is the General outline Of the Plan
Which | would propose as most conducive 20
the end Sou-ht for. | can see no plausible
10 the thing itself. AMI | AN fully
that a system mi-lt be framed which
would contain nothing that tie most laSt3d-
ious could invcj-h ~again,;. and nj the same
time would he productive o. nrcit coed To
'ur principles and our measures. 1t least.
&c can only make 4 tri.'. AMI the writer
"ou'i be pleased ii The suggestions of this
paper meet win the a]ppr"aaii II "f those
.ur whom il IS intended. II they wouid call a
n]ectin". and take such step: - m1y be found
lecessiry and c~Xged:ea; L. carry oat the
an. y HI,5calr.
, 1841-01-30

tons as Il paIfimony of ideal greatness rath
er than prosperity. The time was wheI
the finger of scorn and ridicule was pointe,
at our Legislature. for what WAS tcchnicaily
called 4 want of enterprise. That time ha.
passed. and with it most of the persons who
entertained these opinions; or at least. there
are lew persons who are now willing 10 ad
nit that they ever favored a course oflegisla
ton which would unavoidably have reduced
US 10 the same deplorable dilemma with the
states above referred to.
From the lights furnished this committee
by the states 10 whose history they have
just alluded, and from the further consldera'
ton, thai the condition of the country does
not require. nor her means justify it, they
are inevitably led to the conclusion. that the
further adoption or prosecution OF Internal
Improvements ass regular system N this
state, would be literally Il suicidal act on the
part of her LpgislaturC-an net which would
saddle tie state with Il large public debt. the
cancer Of the body politician injustice to
our progeny. which would appear the more
fragrant. as it would admit OF no apology
The committee ;re Of the opinion, that 1t Is
better far liie c]i.izeEs o! tie state that they
RELY on their own resources for means 10
carry into eject any of the objects worthy
of being improved than 10 issue the bonds OF
the state. bearing an interest. and thrown
into fnreirn markets and lie proceeds re-
turned in goods. the goods Worn out. AMI the
state left with nothing but 4 public debt.
The. COMMITTEE hlve not had an opPortunI-
II ui fully Iu,csi-atin. the costs accUrula-
tel under tie act at tie last legislature. cs-
ilb,!shiHG 4 board "tlntc.n mi Improvements.
Ia: arc iu.!y adv ed that tie SIND ii tHrn;!
dollars. appropriated hv that at
has been expended by the board. and that
they are now asking IN additional approptII-
'ion OF FIVE ;hoUsaud dollars. ii the hands OF
his Legislature. t. meet the balance oi cX-
Den<eS by them incurred.
Ii is much 10 he lamented, that many OBJ
ects. To servey which. appropriations are
rcqIentlv made. are too visionary IN thcI;
to merit Tie attention ottle LEGS
aiure. These are sometimes presented iur
purposes. al others ihr"uIu
motives Of speculation, aad 1T othc-S origin
tie in mere visions f fancy. generally ter
n%inaiing in bubbles. leaving no trace ui pre-.
:iouS existence. except debt u1nn com
We coa.c 20 these ca lrsi,ns
the evidence furnished Us in tie history
II works in elmer s.,;cS.
H. al :i;:ya - AL these reasons "csin:S -
~ farther into system oi lntcrnal improve
neEts - this time. your committee viii a1!
he i3ct. that uuT stale Is how in debt IT,
wards % four hundred thousand dollars.
They lave therefore requested sc {" re-
1nrt 4 iii to repeal the same.
y. {. VI. PARSONS. Chalrlal.
II. II. jan. i6.h. 1911.
, 1841-01-30
HE JOUR NAL.
SATURDAY. JANUARY 80, 1871.

The report Of the committee Oh Internal
Improvement, of the Lower House. through
their chairman, (Mr. Parsons) will be found
in to-days paper. The conclusions 10 which
the committee have arrived cannot fail 10
fad favor with every impartial mind. What
ever diversity Of opinion may have existed
heretofore among the political parties of this
state, rs to the policy of engaging in a gene
raj system of Improvement. few are now
willing to admit that it would he prudent or
iud!cIous to prosecute for the present. the
objects which have been considered worthy
of state patronage. Il the experience of
some o! our sister states fail to make i due
impression. our indebtedness, amounting 10
SIO0,G00.l must teach us to abstain from any
farther expenditure on this read if we would
avoid that bane of rcpublics-a public debt.
There is another view of this subject.
which we do not find touched upon by the
committee. 1t is in relation To the duty Of
10 undertake. Improvements of
this character. If capitii be productive.
WIEN invested in the improvement. capital
Isis viii from 4 principle Of self interest, un-
dcrtake it, and ~ difficulty will result in Oh
timing the means necessary to construct IL.
.! lis proiiilLlcncss or appropriateness, III
iii, Eiut!s viii lie mach better Judges than tie
Legislature. and tie prc~umr'! ~ would be.
TT "a tar,pI,-.rl r.4.r ,t.r~. - s.r' rE- 90, Igl-I
, 1841-01-30

To Ire q aocrofi. gooag m,a # PIE ca.
II. Il. JIM. 10Th. &c.

To re Dmocr0iir go1ag mn 4 Pie e..
. 1t has been proposed ~ snnn "f our Lra..-
her. ti,at We form an association Wlr.>r chief
object will he TIE promotion AMI advance
Mcni % Democratic principles and III iu4-
provemrni ui ourselves IN tie = fence ii Ir-
!|i,irs. The more / haze reelected ufrr the
suggestion. the more Importance am | di-pp-
>ci to attach toll. Situated IS Il lar-e Ior-
ton OF the Young men If tbs county are
many without tie means Il obtain the book,
necessary to rive them sound political in'cr-
nation. and few who have had the aiyania-
res in their early wears of which thrr now
feel the need. know of no institution that
promises more. for or intellectual improve
ment. and the success Of our ~IiincipIcs.-
When | speak OF politics. | speak OF it IS 4
science. ! mean not to dignity tie SquaL.lr
for Office. or the party Contests Tor iHcE, with
tia' appel.ari1n. Polite. rs = science. Is Il
subject of va; extent and ln,n!lcsS IEp7l-
lance. 1t embraces within lis rangc G,ln,-
tons cf abiding interest 10 every citizen
however humble or elevated. That study
which teaches the science al government.
which compreEcnds the regulation Of 4 state
for the preservation 81 is safety. It's peace.
and lis prosperity, which looks t. til" aug
lnrntalinn Of its strength and rs Resources.
and the protection Of the members Of socic-
~ in their rights. which extends 4 guardian
care Tor the p~rcServa'ion and Improvement
of the m"rris of a people; this is the wide
Eel! over which the science Of politics cy-
tends. Ia a republican government, where
the people are Acknowledged /" hr the iuun-
tain of all power. where the bTIi"t box i the
wheel of revolution which transforms tie
of the government. Il should uc the
desire Of every man To tc informed
rs 10 the extent Of his rights. ahd the duty OF
his service. The moral character OF the 90
vtrnment under which we live-ItS almost
mysterious and sometimes ineXp.icab!e coIn-
bInatlah of national aud federal powcrs-its
novel uniNn Of action on independent sovc-
reIgntIeS, AID individual citizens in one har-
whole, r:uders the study OF the
frame and organization If its complicated
machinery OF vital rnpOrtanCa to the proper
discharge of the duties of an American citi.
zen. The necessary part which TIRE young
men of the country. in the natural cOu,>e Of
things, are destined 10 play on the political
renders it peculiarly incumbent ON
them to be prepared for the part they will
soon be called upon to act. Added 10 this,
the danger winch seems Ia be medilalen
a%uainS, the permanence oi the Union. The
rights Of the states, and the ultimate triumph
of Democratic principles, by the temporary
asccndency of the anti-progreSs and Fedora!
party, makes the obligation still more Impo-
sing, 10 study well the principles which We
, 1841-01-30
WHAT O'CLOCK Is IT.

When | was n young lad, my father one
day called me to him. that he might teach
me to know what o'clock it was. He told
me the use of the minute finger and the hour
hand, and described to me the figures on the
dial plate, until | was pretty perfect in the
part.
No sooner was | quite master Of this add
tional knowledge, than | set of to join my
companions a, a game of marbles; but my
father called me hack again. Stop, Will
, 1841-01-30

the milk is separated perfectly. Perfectly
freed from the substance that causes II 10 as
sumo the putrid frowy taste of bad butter, 1t
may be kept with almost as much ease as
tallow; and solidity in packing, clean sweet
vessels. and a low temperature, will ensure
its keeping for any reasonable time. Let
no one expect good butter. however, 50 long
IS coarse. impure salt is used. or a particle OF
the bu,termi!k is allowed to remain in IT..
, 1841-01-30

"NE sUToR ULTRA C~REPrDAM. IF the Re-
porters at Jefferson would bear in mind thi,
wise maxim-the public would be under
some obligations to them. These reports
are any thing else than what they ough. to
be by their interlarding their account OF the
proceedings of the legislature, with their
"wise reflections" and learned dispositions"
If they pretend to report the doings Of the
they should confne themselves
20 that and that alone, and leave to their rea.
ders the business of making differences, and
conclusions. Had the Reporter for
the Republican observed this in time. he
have escaped the disgrace of an ex.
from the bar of the House, and the
cause Of truth might have been the gamer at
the same Tine.
, 1841-01-30
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, 1841-01-30

CASH system FOR NEwsPApERs.-We ~.
pleased to see that many Of our cotenpor,.
ries throughout the state have determined II
abjure the credit system. We have bee,
satisfied that this is the only safe course for
the press TO pursue, and so soon as we can
effect the necessary arrangements, we shall
adopt it in our establishment. From thi,
time forward, we have determined to pay no
attention to any order for Job work, unless i,
is accompanied with the CASH.
, 1841-01-30

A fellow by the name Of Taylor, indicted
for grand larceny in the Circuit Court n
Rails County. escaped from the Jail of nj.
county on Saturday night (the 93d inst.A
He is no doubt among the suckers ty i;,
time.
, 1841-01-30

GIVE are authorized To announce D. F.
STARK Esq, as 4 candidate for the Circuit
and County Court C!erkship of Pike County,
at the ensuing August election.
, 1841-01-30

G-Tne Rev. IT. AicQnie is expected to
preach at the Academy. tomorrow evening
NJ G o'clock.
, 1841-01-30

S~rrMoys.-ln the New York Sunday
/ Mcrcurv. 4 popular writer called "Dow Jr."
/ weekly ~eXhnr;s lis readers. They are Quain.
proIuc,io-s. and hive tho air Of noveltv. as
well - originality. The following is Il speci-
m"n. Tho moral Is good. and the sirniIi,ude
is m easy AID natural one:
/" Ny friend allow NE 10 show Won how
tie human body is Hkcncd to \ house. Nv
tex c~yrluius rti$. l. SAYS that the big bones
re the man '%i1IiefS. very ffIe. ], also saws
TINT The ri'.S sc baths Wei rla<;ereh. but |
should say ; g. az. ~rnfjcrS that run into tie
III e poe. or back hone. Ire mouth is the
drnr. nai he nose is tho cl,imaev-cSpecial-
~ FIR sm,'"~s. Ii" throat Is the entry that
l,- Is Ia tie iI'Caen ~! the stomach. where
~ sorts - lurd IRE cooked; tho iungS are the
fellows that blow the Il iuiH Of life. and keep
ia" pot e.: c>iS.rnrc a!wavs boiling: the heart
Is the Great chamber. where the greatest
variety of -oni> imaginable are stored. some
GOOD. m7ny bad. and Il lew rather niidiling.
Ia this wav. my hearers. YOU see the house
81! TIE h;man body i formed: and since il is
= house az no small value. Won ought To be
cuciul Of l.. keep il VEL swept. and never
let coh"c chs OF sin "lrher in the cornrrss.nf
lis apartments. | bescrch YOU. especially.
IN look after the great chamber Of the heart,
and see that every thing there is arranged
according to the very letter of morality. If
there is any useless rubbish there. clear it
out, To make ronm for goods that are salea-
he in The markets of the virruous. The
chambers of some hearts present an awful
dirty appearance! ] should like 10 walk in
To them with Il bran new broom: the wav
I'll brush out sin and sand the floor with viz
tue. would be Il caution 10 derravitvrIr
, 1841-01-30

i bill providing for the adoption Of the
General ticket system, in tl,e election OF
members Of Congress, has passed ho;h ou-
SOS OF the Alabama Legislature.