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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-29
NJ AsslsIAGl,S,

, Married, in this place, on "Wednesday evening the
AN INST by the Rev F. l.. b. Shaver, Mr. ROBERT
H. ALTON; Of this place, to Miss ELIZABETH NJ.
daughter Of Richard S. I'ildcn Esq. of ST. Louis. Mis-
-. on "Wednesday night, the 2ltll inst by the
Key. Thomas Atkinson, Mr. EDWARD DuLArn. of
Piitsyvania, to Miss MILDRED f.. r. daughter of Col
Augustine ettwici', OF this place, We are indebted to
the Colonel for an excellent Cake
60, on Thursday, the 18Th inst. by the Rev.
l. lao s. Jones, Mr. FREDERICK MAYS, Of Lynchburg to
Miss SARAH daughter of Richard Iandrum Esq OF
Amherst.
-, on the 2lst of October, by the Rev David r.
Preston, Mr.. J. \. CMprn to Miss MARY c. FRANcIs.
daughter OF MIR. James Francis, of non Monroe cour-
ty, va.
on Sunday, the 2Gth of Sept. by the Rev
James Leitwch, Mr.. LEMuEL THoM,s to Miss NANCY
SMEIsER, daughter of Abraham Smelser all of Bedford
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Bargains! Nargains!!
WOOEIs0lHsNE Sl1IGOI

ENlE subscriber being restored To lbs usual health, as
L we'll as the rest OF his family, announces 10 his
friends and the public generally. that he intends open
ing his School cn the first Monday in January, lsi2.-
The year will be divided into two sessions a months
each, the first ending Friday the I'd OIL June. lSi!
The events of the last few months having produced
doubts the heahincss of his present -,.uaon,
the subscriber, in order to insure the health Of his
family, and TO prevent anxiety the part Of the parents
and guardians of his pupils, medaics removing his
abshnent before the approach OF the next slckly
The site selected Is admirably suited 10 his purpose,
by its elevation, its intrinsic beauty, It's distance and
clslun from courses. and its accessibility The
subscriber, grateful for past encouragement and anxious
To promote the character and utility OF his institution 10
vet higher stand. promises his most earnest efforts To
advance his scholars IN their literary pursuits, well as
constant attention to the health comfort and moral do
pertinent OF his boarders.
The price for boarding is 81 pCrmontl including wash
inc. bedding, candles and fuel.
For Tuition the price remains unatcred VIZ for
Spelling. Reading and Writing 81 50 per month For
Geography. English Grammar. Arithmetic any other
branch Of ordinary English Education s. 90 per month:
For instruction in the Latin and Greek Languages,
Mathematics &c s. 90 per month
The subscriber accommodate , Boardcrs in lis
own family and as he must necessarily make due prcpa
ration for their comfortable accommodation. attended with
considerable expenditure, he will expect his own com
pemcn to be made up, before he will receive any app
cants day scholars. who board in any other family
ceptng only where they may desire to board with near
relations.
In acascs both boarders AMI day scholars without
express stipulation to the contrary, will be considered as
engaged for the whole session, and charged Drdugly,
excepting removals for protracicd sickness.
The subscriber address is Green Hill p. o. Campbcl
Co. va. SAMUEL L. MILLER
Nov. % WOW if
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tins atimey separation We, they should moi srrv a,
those who have m hope. Though tor some time prev
Gus Ia his DEATH bis mind was verr much disarcrcd nn
The effects OF his disease when entirely rational heck
pressed his perfect Willingness 10 commit himself into
the hands of that Saviour In whom he had trusted While
We commit the body Ia the cold damp and silent tcnt
inent OF the grave. there 10 believe that his i'm
mortal spirit has winged It's flight to scenes OF endless
bliss. and that he nuw lives the right hand of God
There anchored Safe his weary soul
Shall find eternal rest;
Nor storms shall beat nor pillows roll
Acrss his peaceful breast
Died. AT the l.ynchhurg Hotel, on Thursday the 18th
INST alter distressing Illness of eight hours. AuGusrrs
ALisroN Youngest child of Benjamin T.. and Catlarlue
l. Snmpicr aged nine months and twenty sin days
Sweet babel thou vert fair for earth TOO fragile Tor
thislnclemrnt cline aud Heaven. in tender Mercy has
removed thee To naye cangcnia soil where thou shalt
remain IN cvcr-durng bloom, throughout eternity Thy
debt Is paid, and thou ever free from atllicnn care
and pam May God in mercy grant thai this uucxpcc
ted and painful dspensatan OF his Providence may br
bnndanily productive Of good to his DEEPLY afflicted par
ens. and enable them by his Holy Spirit To prepare 10
meet. not only their babe. but their God. in peace
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adjourned .IFPeftNg.

4 n ADJOURNED MEETING of the Stock
"a holders of the Pittsyvana and Lynchburg Turn
pike Company will be held the Washington Hotel, in
the of Lynchburg, Saturday the 18th day of De
cember next, at 81 O'Clock. 1t is truly desirable that
all the stock Of the Company be represented, and not
make II necessary to adjourn again to other time
I. :. MILLER Scr'ry of the
u. 81 D. Of tho ?. and l.. l. Comp.
Nov. % I'D if
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E'OsllsDncshscnl,

t'OstpOnCiMCnt.
ne above sale Is aean postponed until "Wednesday
ne LON day oi December next, which day. in add
ton To The above described property, will he sold ! acre
4l,,tHs o land adjoining the above property with or 3
-l'. wooden enements thereon. Also about of an
acre OF ground with small Stone House thereon lying
hlo" the above described property. Aaa. another Lot
al ground. oi about acre. with , small frame houses
thereon, adjoining Mrs. Turner's. Also another Lot Of
ground containing III acres. more or less lying back on
The en-, ON Which there Is good quarry. sprlng. and
wooden tenement Terms OF sale. Cash
DAVID r. EDIFN.
Nav. - wtl5D
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W. The Quincy Patriot contradicts the rumor of Mr..
w Adams intention TO retire from public life, the
ol Mr. A. himself who says that he shall be
10 serve his constituents their representative in
so long as they may require his services. and
Gus health permits him 10 discharge the duties of the of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-29

The fedcr"' portion Of The Uhig pniy-Thc Madi
sonan catching the nonsensical slang of the 1r cHque
exus that 1.-THE federal portion Of the Wings is ctlcc
tnally and ecrnally demolished and annihilatcd -
Such tones of cSuation, they were based upon
TRUTH would evince at least iag1atitudc when it is re-
membeed that the Aladsonian and It's master are in
debed to the men whom they thus dcnounce the one for
It's bread. and the other for his Office without which no
inah could be politically more insignificant. But the
Globe asks the Court Journal question: in reference to
this assertion, which will be apt remain unanswered
to w.t. Does Mr. Webster belong to the federal portion
\ s. the Nhgs-or has he abandoned them - Ilooks
SNsel Tor the Tyler Wings, headed by Daniel Webster
the only man of intellectual weight among thcm-to re
Proach their latc allies with federalism What think
you, gentlemen, of your Republican leader?
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-29

ie""essee-'lhc II. Of r. Of this State, by the dcci
''e 'oe OF 81 to q, have adopted resolution, declar
s 10 be the imperative duty of the Legislature under
o eo's'ilnon to elect L. S. Senators at the present
',ssoh. This resolution has already had its effect upon
' 'ehate, and no doubt is entertained that that
eheck- making" body will perform its duty
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-29

III ofa'on-Botwood, the Abolition candidate for Go
vernon III Massachusetts, received 81 10 votes nlS40
pfhey, the Abolition candidate for President received
'niy i4l3-lncrcase 2297. or 230 per cent. In New
iofR IN ~ countless the Abolition vote is 42S9-in the
m''oe State probably 6O00-showing large increase
Inc vote of 1910. Van Bnrcnisln and Abotonsm it
Stems, GO up together.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-29

W MAJOR Jack Downing has got right again, navgrc
the corrnp,ing influences of the Palace He gives us
some very good notions about money and all we regret
Is that he does not furnish with the Presidents reply
TO his cogent reasoning. The MAJOR we imagine was
rather apprehenslve that His Excccncy might 1leri.e
him. by changing before Congress meets and that he
would thereby lose his character a prophet We
commend his discretion See his letter. in another col
Lnn
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'o"h"eaern Road-Ihe Memorial to the Lcri.la
praying Tor the construction Of this Road, may be
,'u'u at the Nirglnlan Office, where all persons. who
MOI yet signed IT, are requested to call, within the
next t9pr days. and do 50.
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I'D THE PUBLIC.

1 MI SGbeg the public to indulge me whilst make the
effort, which OF rght belongs 10 every honest man. to
defend himself from the attacks Of the sandercr There
are but three modes by which it is possible
such mlscilean appeal 10 force anappca to the laws
o the country, and appeal to generous public Who
sooner or later, and when the truth is known, will al
ways do Justice 10 the innocent am now advanced in
life, and challenge any to say that. in any in,
stance in all my transactions and they have been
merots have departed In the smallest degree from the
direct course of gentleman and an honest man | say
challenge it and yet know there are those who have
injured mc-whohaye asporscd my good name and fame
and who have attributed to acts which dsdain
To mention. could long since have avenged my
fby appeal to the laws of my country; or, by
direct route could have taken redress into my own
hands. and havemilicted the proper punishment upon
the offender But neither Of these would have done that
justice 10 my rcpuatlon which would accord with my
feelings and which can be afforded only by public sent
mcn. whose respect 1t has ever been my acquire
and which trust shall RETAIN notwithstanding the base
efforts tOInjurc
know, indeed, who they are, who have, regardless
ousticc and Of Truth, INDUCED themselves in the effort
and the hope to tarnsh my name | know them well:
but forbcar tomcnilon their names Let them, hOwey
er. bewaTel Patience itself may be eXhaustcd and if
they do not dcslst shall denounce them slandcrcn
and villains.
| have already forborne, in the hope tina, sense of
justice would to their minds. and that the proper
steps would be taken To remedy the mschieis of which
they have been the authors and it is true that something
like apologies have been offered to but they have
fallen far short of for the wound which has been
inflicted upon And now, distinctly assure them
that they not moving III the dark, that my eyes
poned, and that vigant Of all their motions; and
that upon all occasions shall be roady 10 eounteac their
movements and if necessary, hold them up fit speca
ces for public apprehension and They need
think they can escape me- and from tune to tune they
shall hear from in the language of temperate rcbukc
and not in that OF coarse eptct, which at all times but
lily comporls with the character of gentleman, and but
rarely is justified by public opinion.
hope, however, that my antagonists will not build
upon my cnity, as assure them 10 shall be con
tcnt until am completely redressed.
WILKINS WATSON.
Amherst. Nov % w2w
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W he Enquirer hits the MadisDnian some pretty
nara pows under the fifth rib. 1t does like to be
called the venerable busy body, even by a ricnd
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o. Harrison county has appointed E. J. Armstrong.
ID. kincheloe Judge +. S. Duncan and Washington
Grcenhow. delegate. 10 the Education Convention to be
held in Richmond ON the OH Of December
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-29

RIUE AND BLACK Writing Fluid
II Cabinet and Pocket Ink stands sa,prior
Black and Red Ink Powder do
Pocket Pen Holders ds
ocoa Wafer Seals and Patent India Rubber
lnlrlble Ink. large and small sizes
Artists PoncIs. Reevcs's and Sewe-s
Newman's aud Reeves Water CoIors il bpxesand
by the cake
Chess men and Boards single and double Dopi.
noes,
Playing and visiting Cards
Backgammon Boards aud Dice
Coronation and Victoria Sealing Wax
Lead Points Note Paper and swan and odies
Qulls
ron SAFE IT
IIONEI. DAVIES.
NV ~ 10 n
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W Exchange on New York is quoted, in the 1alla
n'ssee sentinel OF the 9th inst. at from 81 to 40 per
ieni. VINO pays-the consumer or the producer!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-29

D. John II. Peyon. b. c. Baldwin, Wm. Kinney
and Rev Bcnj b. Smith, have been appointed to repre-
SEM Augusta county in The Education Conventions
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CASH FOR VyIIEiAT.
w.. II. 81 IL NJ II We.

~ - ~ ~
OF New foRK Cry.
I PEGS leave Ia inform the citizens Of I.ynclbury and
IL vicinity thai he has returned irom New York, and
Is now prepared To resume his business. He has also
brought with hm select quantity Of Music BY the
most popular composers, and fine supply Of the best Pr
ano strings which will be- inserted fr1a one 10 full
set, on the most reasonable TERMS Planes tuned as,ls,nl
aud any repairs done 10 that instrument upon the shortest
notice, and most approved method
september 10 tsif
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f1orda.-1he Tallahassee Sentinel of the 9th ins,
states that the health both ofthat place and of Amlach
cola continued to improve.
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d. The Fincastle Democrat finding we presume, a
promPier IN iisown bson fails inpuie had mo
i've 10 lis adversary II tile possible IN find one Hence
II aserboS our course, in reference the James River
improvement and the Southwestern Road to our '.s,l
lshniGs-and adversto effort in another place To
suspend (no stop the canal at this place. an evidence
Of the truth Of lis charge Now we shall not stop to
handy epth'ts with the very accomplished editor of
the Fmcase Democrat. either in reference To this or any
other subject We will only say that his imw,a,ou
Is as bascless as his are-thcy could
not wellbcmore His missaicmens in this very article
can only be excused by his ignonncc-a very broad man
tie weae aware and covering. like charity multitude OF
sins He must therefore it. without further Ger
cmony, bid him adien. As uncle Toby said To the Ry
the world is large enough for both OF us-and we
shall Try hereafter to keep out Of the reach Of his
squirt
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I'esr " Standard ys0rAs,


.NCsr " Standard FORKS,
Embracing worhs IN all the various departments oil
ifeninrc. comprising History, Biography Travels and
Voyages, Theology. Philosophy Poetry and the Dra,na
amy, Church and Pocket Bibles. Fine Prayer Books
American aud English Annals. Albums. &e. Sc. Al
80 larry" assortment Of Letter aud Cap Paper ruled aud
PLAIN Lcdgcrs, Journals Day Books Blank and Mem
ofansuin Books. Steel Pens. Quilts Maps. &c.
IhlsSpondid Collection embraces greater variety than
any ever Offered IN this place nj auction The books are
perfectly new, the latest editions. and from the presses of
The most eminent publishers in this country The bind
IN Is aSo very superior OF the best workmanship aud Ia
test style.
Catalogues OF this Ghoice Assortment can be procured
On Application NJ the Salfs Ruom In addition the eat
aagne, there will he found many standard and late
Mofhs oi merit. which render the collection superior III
every respect. and we'll worthy OF attention As the
number OF sales will be limited. general attention il r..
qn'sled; and Is hoped that those want Of books will
avail themselves olan opportunity which seldom offers
through the medium OF an auction Of pncrng desirable
publications.
a. Book. at private sale ut reduced
prices.
~ All Books warranted perfect. and Sal,s without
reserve for CASH. ClIAS PHELPS. Auct'r
Nov. ~ Il If
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ria .yo $. pIsv o S..

WE subscriber Is now prepared to furnish any fam.
ny desiring the above instrument, upon the moss
liberal forms. aud from the approved Manufactures
IN The ncd States. The Justly deserved Teputatoa
obtained by the different makers ns been 80 much i.,,d
ed through the public press, that any remarks ef his
would be unnecessary upon the present OCCASION lie BE-.
ing known AS manufacturer ID the instrument csn =.
commend the Planes made by the different AsAab1e-
hents. AZ inferior 10 the world All dat he re-
qres is trial and If the purchaser is not plcasd with
the instrument, il can be returned
w. p. GREENE. Agent
o., All Pianos sold by will be packed and sent 10
any distance IN the country free Of expense. They will
also be kept IN order year. without any charge TO the
purchaser by mysefa pass through the country ,.ics
year regularly.
sept 6 "a IL
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D. Al alettins ii The pcope Of Sullivan county.
tennessee GA the 30h ult resolutions were adopted in
sirF'ting their representatives the Legislature Of that
State 10 ash for an 900 To be applied
10 The construction ct Macadamzc,l aad from Knox
VILE 10 the Virginia line.
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" % VEC F..
accordance with the provisions OF Il deed Of trust
executed To the subsequently, Walter Williams bear
ing date the 23rd day Of December 1910 and of record
III the county court ol Campbell tor certain purposes in
SAID decd expressed will be exposed Ia sale at public
anetlon to the highest bidder for cash. on Friday the
10th day OF October neN. certain Lot Of CIR OF Nd
~ with the STONE HOUSE thereon
A3N;:;E lying and helng in the county of Camp
SSfaJ ilIE bell, short distance below l.ynchbura
&eesg9s.sssSSSz3 On james River, at the place called
Sandy iiooh - containing 10 feet front on the Lynch
hnrg and Concord Turnpike. and extending back To the
James River with all the interest and privileges OF the
land extending between the same parallel al forty feet
aud The Canal 10 Which said Williams Is entitled
lac nc t" the above property is believed To be good
hut the Trustee will only convey such title rs vested
hun lay said deed
DAVID X. EDLfA. Trustee.
Oct. vtlhO
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81. The Macon (Geo) Telegraph of the 10th inst
announces the death Of Dixon II. Lewis Eso disin
@oisiied mca'hcr Of Congress from Alabama Mr. l..
was east III Natures largest mould. both intellectual,
ana ndly-hs talents ranking him among the first men
IN Ills state while IN size scarcely any two men could
p'ianee h's weight lie was, whal man Of fine per
Sonal qualities, and Was warmly beloved by his political
opponents well as by hislricnds.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-29

Sdrery /" Winois.-Ihe newspapers Of Illinois have
commenced discussing the prorrcty of amending their
State Constitution 50 as 10 permit Me mtrodctjon Of
S'dreY with a view 10 the cultivation of hemp and
tobacco
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-29

o. The following delegates to the Education Con
veniion have been appointed in Norfolk county Thcoph
Illus Fisk. DIR. VIM Collins. Rev Thomas Hume.
Dempsey Nash VIM. Morrill,, DIR. VIM Tatem, Capt.
VIM n Ivy, Saml. Weston Col. Sampson Croker,
DIR. Arthur r. Smith. Charles Dimmock. Rev VIM.
Siratfon, John +. Bidgood Maj. S. Wheeler, VIM.
Haynes Capt b. O'Nell Col. j. II. Langhorne, Capt.
Samuel Watts, VIM. Forbes and Tapley Portlock
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c.. ".NrHy Stockholders" in the Richmond Enlui-
rer give notice than an effort will be made the next
annual meeting ot The James River and kanawla Com
any 10 stop the further progress of the Canal until mo
ney can be borrowed AT q per cent Interest," also To re-
dnee the salaries OF the officers, and dispense with
those that are unnecessary
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-29
JAMES RIVER LAND

~<NNss~- ""'ohihhlN me Iuilli}, anu -
ofMarlSol 500 acres Of fine high land, all in cloysr.---
of Will work the plantation in partnership with judi
cious rntvalo Of the soil propose to put with the
Land - HORSES. II oxen, - cows, 10 Sheep and up
wards Of loo hogs, 0ohas of conn., the crop Of fodder
and other rough food the plantation, > CARTS was-
gon ah IN extensive assortment Of plantation tools. My
Plantation lasboen under rigid system Of clover and
plaster Tor many years design change in that syn
ten. Will furnish annually at my own cost, 20 TINS
Of Plaster aud us much Clover seed as deem necessary
lo the plantation, which shall be s1wn when and where
may request.
twenty five hands sufficient To work the estate
10 adsanlaGo--l5 men and 10 women or po,gll-lo
an willing Ia contract for three or five years.
confidently believe there is estate on James Rv-
CT, containing equal number OF acres. capable Of yie-
M more produce ! am only induced to offer il for
rent b~ausc hayo n force sufficient 10 work it, and
carry on my other operations.
W Ill 1t not be To the interest If man, who has
an old worn out plantation. To accept my offer, his
land III clover, and allow them for three or FIVE
years. have seeded, and IN very p,,ed style 3Si.
bushels of wheat. HENRY :. LANGHORNE.
Nov - dw IL
o. The Ricmand Wing and En1nirer viii
please publish fur weeks, and send accounts to Il IS
office.
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The Mechanics savings Isanl.

Wis INSTITUTION will receive on deposit all
= sums OF money current in Virginia. ii not less IN Il
mount Than tvcdolars and will rsue certificates therefor
s'ghe1 by the President Treasurer and Secretary, bind
M fully all the Stock Funds and Pnp.rty ot ia, In
stihhon hr the payment thereof when demanded upon
len DAYS notice, with interest thereon lrom the date there
a. al the rate OF three per conm per annnn, Tor such rs
may be demanded within four months and i,ur per cen
tohi per aunum upon such shall have remained four
aud hnl Exceeding MONTHS aud five per ccntun pcr
annnm iot lnnger perlad han Sly mnnlhs
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o. Among the distinguished citizens recently arrived
at " as1mgton are Mr.. Stevenson late Minister to I'm
Gland and Charles Fenton Mercer of Florida. (atc Of
Virginia who has iust returned from Europe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-29

70 II Is stated In the charlottesville jel1csonjan that
the Whole OF the proceeds arising from the sale of the
new work. Tales and Souvenirs Of Residence in
France by Mrs. Nm {. Rvcs. is to lie appropriated
To the erection Of Church (Nakcr's in Alhemarlc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-29

D. Gen. Duff Green is at last in luck. Ile has oon,
10 England, as bearer of dispatches