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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-10-15
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-22
trrSs11I-EKFu - - ~
NBllsD AIRY.

Died, at his residence, in the county Of Patrick ON
the 10th ol October, 1911 alters hngand painful Illness
capt. InoMAs NnTLoc1. aged sevenl, five years
II Is 10 more than justice TO thu deceased shy that
IN his character was united almost every csiimahc qla
lty thai eau adorn domestic lie, attach value II
member o society. Kind benevolent To all 4 ripilly
honest aud upright IN all his departments he enjoyed TN
esteem aud friendship 81 nearly every person who knew
hun For many wears he Was Justice Of the Peace;
he discharged the duties of that office with propcty and
ability Though not member oian, church. his mind
was i9r many years. prevlons 10 his death, deeply
pressed with The truth Of Christianity And it is pta,i
lying 10 us, 10 he able Il say. that he died in the full
hope Of IN Immortality Of happiness,
Died on the 10Th insl IN Abingdon. ANDREW Res
SILL fAl OF that place. at the advanced AGE Of between
~ and 81 years. MIR, Russell was enc OF the most dis
ungushe' citizens oil Southwestern Amgini-had filled
many responsible offices. the duties Of which he had ably
and faithfully discharged and ms Il man. WAS hon5ed
and beloved in all the wahsof lie. We expect hrrfaf
Ter To publish more extended notice
-, on the l7th ult CHARLES FLEMING. infant
son of Dr. Jno &. and EmclmeN Coates
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-22

!Son,lrcstcy7a Roa1-The Knoxville Register, in al
fusion to the Christiansburg Convention, says 1--WE are
reoecd to find spirit Of zeal awakened in Virginia upon
this subject Too long has the work been delayed 1t is
important. not alone to her prosperity--the whole
travelling community and the people OF the entire South
west Interested in its complexion and shall anyi
ously away the Gctioa Of the Virginia Legislature in its
favor
The Fincastlc Democrat raises the only cracking
we have heard in relation TO this imwovement-That
paper toour surprise declares whehe work has its chest
time" Premature! Why? Because the James Riv-
er and kanawha improvement is to be the great central
line in Virginia. and the State ought devote all her re
sources to its completion, before it branches
In our humble opinion. this Lfa7ch is more important
than the main trunk, whether reference be had the
comparative South and the north
western countless the respective points o termination Of
the two rous their cost their several connections and
dependencies But shall not discuss this question.
We are in favor ofcompletng botlbu fthe people of
the South western counties 80 wait until reach
the Ohio before they accommodated will the Fincas
tie editor tell at what period in the next century they
may expect to have road Besides, would suggest
that the James River improvement depends, for leglsa
tive support upon Southwestern votes. VIII much
longer receive support from that quarter when they ask
for bread we give them a stone? The James River
improvement must no, expect like Aarons rod, swa-
low up every ih;ng-but while itself absorbing Millions
should not lie reluctant to those who give tfoe
millions receiving fcw ,lQusanls particularly when
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-22

Education .leetings--In Richmond the following
gentlemen have been appointed Delegates the Educa-
ton Convention. to be held in that city Thursday
9Th of December:-Rev. Robert Ryand Dr. l.. w
Chamberayne, DIR. Socrates Nlaupn. Geo W. Nun
ford, Robert g. Scott, Rev. Philip Courtney. VIM II
mcfarland, Thomas Richie, James Caskic, Loltin \
Elicit, James Lyons, Warner w Guy, VIM Miller
Maj Jesse Snead VIM. ID. Sims. Dr. Robert johnson
Sherwin Mcl3ae, and Judge John b. Clopton
In buckingham county, Col Thomas NJ Bonduan,
DR.. James jones' John w. Haskns, Dr. w. p Nose.
ley Rev. j. $. Armisead, Robert T. Hubard Col
Thomas II. Flood, Alexander Moseley Col Benjamin
?. Walker H. Spencer, r. X. Irving, w. w. Fergu
son, Col. G. Mpselcy, Thomas F. Perkins, George Nj
Payne and Thomas 5. Bocock, have been appointed
Delegates.
When viii Lynchburg and the adjacent counties
in this matter? Are there no friends of Popular
Edueation--nonc who deplore the ineIicency of oul
present system and who desire see it remodelled il
wiser and better plan can be devised who will set the
ball in motions!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-22

The pe9ple of Western Virginia aaain noy M n
,fqreuce 10 the grievances real imaginary Ia Which
they are subjected by the practical workings Of Tie css
,inq State Constitution, to the adoptono which, it ny
he remembered, NEST Of thom decidedly opposed.
clamorous for the call ofthe last Convention which. al
Ter long and yeNaous delay, finally yielded them
!, 1870 it may be remembered that the original friends
If that policy sadly disappointed by the result &C lis
diborations-very few Of the Of real reform
contemplated by thea having teen successful, while ina
ny of the abuses complained Of left uncurreced
The peol :, Of the West felt themselves particularly az
crieyed by the plan ultimately adopted the basis Of
representation, since with them ii question of le
cislative power as wei of personal franchise
uuestion Of vast importance to them, in reference
particularly TO their desttution of commercial Ia
Is; Cor, long the legislative policy Of
~ State remained under the control If Il section
~ which Nature had in this respect been more
pndral of her fyors, they had but little hope of ever
developing their natural resources by opening lines
of intcrrommuncaon from the sea board the western
waters The number Of the members of the Legislature
was reduced in 1920 and although the previous Unequal
tiles of representation partially rectifed. the nd
cal evil was not toucled-thc rrcpcndernce Of power
still remaining, though in diminished ratio, in the hands
If the people east OF the mountains. That inequality Is
made manifest by the following statement ofthe number
ofmombers, as compared with the white population in
each of the four geographical districts, defined by the
the constitution We copy from the able and elaborate
Memorial to TIE Legislature, adopted by the people Of
kanawha.
1.-The Western District sends 81 delegates, roprcs,n
ling an average white population Of ,57s, and of quail
fed voters $50 each.
.sTlo Valley District g delegates, representing an
average white population Of 5,742, and of qualified vo-
tiers 64i each.
..Thc district from the Blue ridge to the head of tide
water. AZ delegates, representing 4,13S white porsJns
and 572 qualified votcrs, each.
THE tide district, Sc delegates who represent
an average white population of 4737, and Of qualified
votes 5JS each"
In the Senate are 10 members from the Eastern, and
l3 from the Western rart of the State-Each Eastern
Senator represents average White population Of 10,
Ais. and 23i2 qualified voters and each Western Sen
ator represents average white population Of q JU3.
and 8 ,256 qualified voters.
Assuming the justice of The basis of representation up
ON which the Kanawla Memorasts insist--and upon
this subject they speak the united voice Of the people OF
the Western part Of Tie State and the opinions of
few Of the Eascn-to wit that it shall have reference
exclusively 10 the white population,--the Memorial
goes on to show what would be the relative strength
the different divisions under equal apportiunmcnt. is
follows
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-22
CHEAP GOODS.

OUR ENTIRE STOCK of new FILL AND
~ ULNTER GOODS has come to hand, and
we selling them off at small profits. All persons in
want of GOODS. good TERMS are respectfully in
vited to give is call. fully determined to offer
them great inducements to buy Of Call and see U.S.
}. }. PURVIS & DUFFEI.>
Nov Is Aw r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-22
Ground Plaster.

Ol0n CASKS LUBEO GROUND pI.AS-
IUOV TER in SFOBE,-also several C.ruoe.
daily expected to arrive Which will be sold at os psce
at the wharf Dealers IN the article are invited 70 send
Their orders-We warratt the quality of the Plaster,
wneh mas oeenPghly approved Of by many of the ps
cpa pianer' and nom the convenience of transposta-
non as wei as eing from loss of weight, will be found
by many preferable to the Lump.
DAVENPORT s. ALLEN.
Richmond Va. Nov II (;af
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-22

o. II is rnmored, (says the Mobile Adyerser,) that
Mr. u L. Clay, now OF the Senators in Congress
from Alabama, will shortly resign his seat, in conse-
quence of the delicate health of his wife, In the event
OF his resignation, Gov. Bagby and Mr.. Reuben Chap
man of the H. OF Representatives, spoken of as BIZ,
SUCCESSORS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-22

o. We call the readers attention to the following ex-
from the proceedings Of the Agricultural Society Of
lionrico in which is exhibited striking example d
what be done by the farmer who works it right,
as Poor Richard says Here is who made his little
farm Of 80 acres produce than ordinary cultivation
is wont obtain from 100 acres
FARM OF JAMES GoRDoN
80. acres II Of which cleared and in cultivation.
Buildings-A neat and convenient dwelling, good
kitchen, house.
Stabe-An excellent house, with loft above il for
forage.
Fences-Cheny plank and very good
Crols-Corn, oats, hay, pumpkins, cucunbors, &c,
for market as pickles. Good garden
Cutvation.-Ofthe crops that saw very good
I.abor-None but his own.
Family Of six white personalities n woman this
year.
Stock-One good work horse, 2 mich cows and
heiior-sclls butter al good price.
Is hogs, which will afford him sufficient supply of
pork for his family.
breeding SOW and 5 pigs. improved stock.
Means in progress for raising very good and
pleased to observe the attention Mr.. Gordon is
paying 10 that important branch of huslandrv
Mr. &. takes no agricultural papers and keeps no farm
account. He cannot therefore, precisely what Is the
clear lref on bis tarh hat the entire sulp ct his fan
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-22

instruction in singing, PinnO rSfse
Nnd Guitar, &c.
Mr.. ID ~ m err,
MI ENl'ER Of the Royal Academy Of Music; Lon
Ne dom with much respect, be.gs leave intimate 10
the Ladies and Gentlemen OF Lynchburg, and neighbof
hood that he has settled permanently here. Application
can be made to him at his residence, opposite the Union
liotel,' the Brick building Terms,-l5 dollars reg
quarter Of "A lessons
Sacred Class.
lie will be happy also to form class Er imbaftifg tho
elements of vocal SACRED MUSIC, and when suf-
lclcnt number of mines are had he will settle where il
will mect-'lerms-o lesson in the week, dollars
mr.quarter, half in advance.
n. B.--iadios can be supplied with ahesutfal selec-
ton OF Songs, &c OF the neatest composition
Nov. il tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-22
10 likely KOu,se Negroes
1T .TT< 7IO.D
Groceries and Furniture,
6S .EHcfiOn.

4 WILL SELL, on TUESDAY, the Odd Of November.
commencing nj O'Clock. In front of my Store,
. barrels Brown Sugar
10 hngs prime Coffee
. hlds. Moasses
| hid. n. q. Rum
3 barrels n England do
s barrels French brandy
80 reams Wrapping Paper
10 reans Cap and Letter de-
3 Mahogany Bureaus
2 Maple Bedsoads
3 dR. Chains
> mood Cooking Slaves
| laiour do
5000 lha. primo Bacon
second hand Piano Forte Sc. Sc.
CHS. PHELPS. Auctr.
NV NJ IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-22
W.. II. q IL IL IL We,
OF New York CRY

nECS leave to inform the citizens of Iyncbburg and
vicinity that he has returned from New York, and
is prepared Ia resume his business. He has also
brought with him select quantity of Music, by the
most popular composers and fine supply Of the best Pr
Strings, which VIII be inserted, trpn one to full
SET the most reasonable terms. Pianos tuned as usual
and any repairs done In that instrument upon the shortest
notice, and most approved method.
SeI,ie nleT to ,s;f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-22

lily def,r d from IL layna hm aud ahase al ~
p nSes moro than 500 annually To lay up.
Here Is an extraordinary instance I'm cur State ht
leas) II what the steady industry 81 one man may III
itct. Tho Committee yet have met with nothing
quail 10 H. and they satisfied that Mr. Gordon has n
lher moderated his clear profits tisevdent however
that he would have been much aided by the experience
and practice otothcrs. find detailed them in our
agricultural Journals. and ACCORDINGLY recommend 10
him to secure such aid without further delay.
The Cdicgine--The LIST number Of the iih volume
of the "Collegian" has just issued from the University
Press. We have not had time To examine critically its
e,ntcns but III form aud appearance 1t is very ueat
periodical II is fact most honorable to the Students of
love of lieratureihai they have long sustained this
magazine without funds, without public patronage. and
with organization that made its existence every new
year an experiment IL has successfully struggled
through the eheerloss and trying season of infancy
More Trail than leaf OF flower it has moi been injured
by the cold frost Of criticism. has it wilhecd amid
The gloom that for the last year shroucd the prospects OF
the unlsefs ny itself Eao pefpeiun
o5' We have received the LIST No Of the Shield II
Wing paper, published daily and semi weekly in Rich
mont by Robert NJ Saunders. Esq. II is neatly print
ed, aud It's editorial department seems be we'll sup
Piled II has already had the good fortune to provoke
the contempt oi the Enquirer very common tate with
all new papers in Richmond. The Wing, however.
long a,o dashed II Of that notion md the Shield can
do likewise
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-22

q r. e. n
FENlE BOOKS. bonds and accounts of the a,o e,,-
a Germs ofMckeo & hIrem, and Mckee. R,binson
y Co., have been placed in the hands Of Charles W.
Christian tlr settlement and collection 10 whom tlosp
perons who arc still indebted 10 either those concerns
will please como forward and make immediate payment.
rs Is very desirable 10 wind up the outstanding debts
reraatoryto final adjustment between those inter, sttd
JOHN &. MEEM. Surviving ravtre.of
Mckee Meem.
Oct - dw n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-22

RiUE AND BiAt X Writing Fluid
ID Cabinet and Pocket Ink stands
Black and Red Ink Powder
Pocket Pen Holders
Wafer Seals and Patent India Rubber
lndeble Ink. large and small sizes
Artists Pencils
Newman'5 and Reeco's Water Colors, in boxes and
by the cake
Chess men and Boards. single and double
Playing and visiting Cards
Backgammon Boards and Dice
Coronation and Victoria Sealing Wax
Lead Points. Note Paper and Swan Quilts.
FOR sale 1T
Howell DAVIES
Nov % ,sif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-22

A 4 Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery con-
y tnued by adjournment and held for the county Of Am
herst, AT the Courthouse, Friday the 27 day OF August,
18Th:
Boyd Miller surviving partner of Archibald Robertson,
Samuel Read and Boyd Miller, late nc.ehants and partners
trading under the finn of Archibald Robertson and Co,
uo Garland administrator lie boniS o Archibald Robert
son, decd, Boyd Miller Benjamin Ogden and Agnes his
wife, Plaintiffs,
against
Rebccca Ruckcr, widow and rolict Of Anthony Rucser,
decd, James G.. Mckinney administrator with the will
neXed OF Abner Rucer, hmisiead Rucker Absaom Fucker,
Martin London and Ann H. his wife, Anthony RucIcr Jr
and tcbccca b. his wife, Nancy Shields administrators
lillian fals and In her right purchaser said
Anthony aud wife, Naraud Richcson VI arn A. Rcheson,
John and esse Rehcson infants under the aye Of II years. by
commissioner Benah their guardians pecally assigned de-
iend them in this suit, VIM H. JONES' and Mary T. his wife
William A. Koleson administrator Of Thomas fucker decd
John A. Summc,ille aud Nara his wife, Lindsey Coghli
and Ann his wife, Rice T. Graves and Amelia his wife, Jes
chesGn administrator dc bonus non with the will annex
ed of Anthony Rncer decd, Ambrose Rucker and Nelson
c. Dawson executors oi the said Anthony Rucker decd
benjamin Norycll executor of Spencer Noye decd Bcha
min TalIaero sheriff o Amherst county and such adj
minstator Of Elias Wills decd, Richard H. Burks, John
Bullock and James Buoc surviving partners of Gait Bull
lock 4 Co, Chwcl Dabncy, Samuel Garland, George w
Tuner, Richard Buks, William Shelton and Arthur b. Da-
vics Defendants.
IN CHANcERy.
On motion Of James G. Mckinney, admir- Of Abner Ruckcr
deed it appearing that more than two years have expired
since the estate 81 Anthony Rucker decd committed
the Defendant Nelson c. Dawson the present administrator,
the Court doth order that all persons who may have claims
nst the estate Of Anthony Rucker decd be required
hib the 10 10 Court for settlement before the
term and unless legal claims debts shall appear against
the said estate the Court will decree distribution Of said
tate among the egatecs without requiring reunding bonds
and that this order be published for weeks successfully
the iynchbrg Nirgnian, public newspaper published in
the town OF Lynebug, and posted the door Of the Court
house Of this county two several court days.
Copy-Teste,
ROBERT TINsLEy, c.
Nov. p wSw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-22

o. The Union Bank Of Mississippi has hrca,hed its
last. 1t was the pet and the victim of Loco Fucosrn
The Directors have made fnal assignment Of its effects
to Nesrs. J, Elliott, Charles T. Scott and Charles w
Clifton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-22

IN pursuance of decree pronounced by tho Hastings
n Count FIR the Cooperation OF lynehhng, ut the iasi
term in the ease oi Baldwin Davidson aud Others the
undersigned ,hccommNsioncr. appointed ior the purpose.
will ON nurdas the sd Of December neat, proceed up
III the promises II sell the
'E'uo EaOuScs and Lots,
II said decree mentioned al public auction, 10 the high
esl Mdder, upon credit of sN, twelve aud eighteen
nn;hs the purchaser eiving bond with good security,
and h, ltc retained further security, till the pur
chls, money is paid These Tcncmcnts On Fourth
street. one Of then, in the occupancy oiDr james Saun
ders. aud the other in the occupancy of Frederick IL,
Murrcl The sale viii he condncledhy Charlie Phelps.
NM. DANIEL. Jr., Com'r
Nov - WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-22

rs IRE c1peetcd.-Ihc Bank Presidents of New Or
leans who recently resolved that it cxpedcn to re
sumo specie payments at the earliest practicable mo
men have since resolved that it is not noc practicable
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-22
MAssLsIA(:I,.

Married, on "Wednesday evening last h, the Rev
lhomae Atkinson. JAMES NJ LANGnonHE. Fs.l. to Miss
EMrIlNf NJ. daughter Of Capt William w Noryol
all of tins place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-22
A. Nj. GILLIAN,
SIRE ER.Ne E.AsEEET

SURGEO.y' DE.1'TJST,
III AS taken his office at Mr.. Robert Monis's Hotel.
II corner of Main street and lanyard Alley, and ~
hopes from experience of nine years rractice Il hs
profession. to continpc 10 meet with liberal share Of
public patronage,
fob l2sn if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-22
I'ArEIti PAPER

HAVE IN Store general assortment Of Paper; Ga.
slstlng Of
PLAIN and Ruled CAP,
Plain and Ruled Letter.
Also, 300 rcams Wrapping paper.
buyers would dowcll 10 give me a call before huynR
elsewhere. C. PHELPS
Nov IL !.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-22
.v'OT'sCE.

.VOEF(E.
10y deed of trust duly executed the undersigned has
- been appointed trustee with iul power 10 collect
the debts due 10 the firm Of WIN. Nj Davis < Co.
and Is now prepared to receive the same-the debtors of
said firm are informed that payments to he made to
the undersigned alo"e lie hopes they will be prompt
as indulgence cdaioi be giren.
GEO. w. CARTER, Trustee.
Nov 22 f.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-22

Notice.
FuulE UNDERSIGNED having appointed Charles w,
Christian their agent mid attorney, for the purpose
Of closing the business Of the late of Young l.
Meem the books, bonds and accounts oi said concern
have been placed in his hands r settlement and coffee
ton. MI pens ms indebted to will please cal! o him
and settle fhrr respective without della, IA Il il
important 10 close the business as pessible.z.-
lhoa having claims against the concern, will make av;-
peatiou 10 him Tor settlement
JOHN W. YOUNG,
JOHN q. MEEAi.
Oct - DIV
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J.s ITJBinJu C. Rires's So,,reair-'Therc is some,
- a. ,,o;o,; r = , Inn, From, IT,, ~
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OF lady oil Nf@h'a-'"d VIC Jake P'd9ufe' thefei'e'
when IN our power to make that annuncaton to ac
c,inpany il by 50 hattcrng notice as the following,
which we c,ny from the National nellioenccr-a popcr
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""'se i'''7s
me dsl"guseo apy scholarship q 'ase u It's 'uols
because II does not belong to the class OF PDrS We
have not vet had an opportunity Of pesne the volume
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The press has announced i1r some weeks past the
forthcoming 9i volume oy distinguished ady oi VI
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rye nav; at ''"n u'e a, ~
sn9 ms charming E"Iue' ana can assure our literary
friends tai if'ut 81 inc most exquisite fellSh awaits
the,i. Inc pan u iiS NolN HStiih!Hey original ana
'S p'en eAeul,u ia,' 'o y, ue,'ary
tas'S, a'u taieh'; co' uii li'9'ien'S "G gwen u
journal he' py e i G|h" III a
rope, when snrro'.''a 'i VIZ u1 'u