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

PRiNCE De JoISyIILE.-Dur friend Fife of the Han
nba Mo. Journal thus describes this dsting,n person
age:
The steamboat lone arrived here on Thursday hayinp
on board the Prince de Jonvillr and suite 4 number
ofouT citizens had good look at this sprip of row
atty.
AS the ladies' will, of course like To know what kind
OF looking man the Prince is we will describe him
lie looks more like an Englishman than a Frenchman
lof his hair, eyes and complexion are light He wears
mons'achios OF medium growth. and there is no mistake
IN his having nose q his own" This feature is the
most remarkable thing about him II Is none of of yonr
peacln, every day affairs, but real arstocrstc nose
that could not be matched IN Miss ur. Ii Is neither
Grecan, Roman, acquilnc pug. 1t perfect non
dcscnp, OF form and size somewhere between paw
paw and gourd handle, and renders his face rcmarlt
bly, expressive OF something other, Eyccpt i'm the
matter al the nose he Is very ordinary looking pcrson
and would be taken IN crowd Tor a peddlng jew as
readily as for prince,
The persons who formed his suite seemed as though
they had been lately caught and did not look half
docllc as their master They had enormous whiskers
and moustachs that made them look as savage as coon
We presume they these hairy cNccscences in order
tpmac the probosels Of the PRINCE aud to hide in some
degree, It's onormty Some Of them were caboratcly
dressed IN the extreme OF fashion, but the greater part
including the prince, wore very plain clothing
y here were alsla number of Indians ON board -
hose red Of the forest only needed some little adj
tons to their dress and cappcatonof small change
OF soap and water 10 make them nober looking men than
then foreign fellow travellers"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-02
April &c

r Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Su-
peror Court of Law and Chancery for Patrick county
at the court house thereof the 1th day Of October, 1871
Jesse A. Ingram, Plaintiff,
against
Peter Boss, Defendant
IN CHASCERY.
The defendant not having entered his appearance and Civ
en- security according to the act of assembly and the rules of
thus court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that he
not an mhabtant OF this commonwealth, motion the
Plaintiff by COUNSEL it ordered, that the said defendant do
appear here on the first Monday December next an
swcr the plaintiffs BILL and that copy of this order be forth
with published in the lynchburg Nirgnian months
cesNey and that another copy be posted at the front door
OF the courthouse of this county.
Acopy,-Teste,
S. G. STAPLES, n. C.
Oct. II WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-02
Nov. II

AlRGlNlA to wit-At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
Roanoke Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery,
for the month of November 1871:
+ Johnston Co. Plaintiffs,
against
Green Sinclair s John Stoner Defendants
lN CHANCERY.
The Defendant Green Sinclair not having entered his APP
Pearance and given security according the rules of this
oor' ana appearing by satisfactory evidence that he IS
not an nhaban OF this Commonwealth, is ordered that
e SAID defendant do appear here the first Monday Jan
nafy next and answer the plaintiffs Bill, and that copy OF
TINS order be inserted for months successfully in
newspaper published in the of Lynchbrg and posted at
the front door OF the courthouse of this county
Copy-Teste,
f. JOHNSTON, elk
Nov. ,v1m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-02
Nov. IL

NIRClNlA-h rules held in the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Superior Court of Law and Chancery the
ty OF Nelson in the month OF November, lSi
William r. Wood Plaintiff,
against
James Thompson Susan Thompson Lefty Thompson, 10
seph Mays and Elizabeth his wife, Powhaan Woody and
Lucy his WIFE, John Painter and arriet his wife, Sarah
FAINTER Charles Painter Anderson Painter johnson Painter
Elias Painter, Sposwood Painter, John w. Dempsey Will
lrm = Dempsey, Andrew S Dempsey, Jane Dempsey, Eliz
abeih + Dempsey, Mary b. Dempsey, Margaret Dempsey
and Robert Rves Defendant.
In CHANCERy.
The defendants Powhatan Woody and Lucy his wife
John Painter and Harriet his wife, Sarah Painter Charles
Painter Anderson Painter, johnson Painter Elias Painter
Spotswood Painter, John w Dempsey, William s. Domp
seF, Andrew s. Dempsey, Jane Dempsey, Elizabeth +.
bemp'ef, Mary b. Dempsey and Margaret Dempsey not
having entered their appearance and given security according
10 the act OF Assembly and the rules of this Court a
pearng by satisfactory evidence that they not
OF this Commonwealth On the motion of the Plaintiff BY
counsel Is ordered that the said defendants appear here
at Rules to be held in the said Clerks Office on the
Monday IN cbruary next and the bill of the plain
m and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in the
ynchburg NIrgnian newspaper published in the OF
ynchbur for two months snrcessively and another copy
thereof posted at the front door of the Courthouse Of this
~ on some court day Copy,-Teste,
. RO. c. CUTLER, c. c.
Nov. II w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-02

-, ofb;s ,naptl The medical adsisers TO whom he
pnld wer. Of opinion that the parts could moi be re
pseed but meeting with A q. Castle. dentist Of
New York. he Was prevailed upon 10 have an ARTIFICIAL
Jaw constructed. which accordingly underiak'n.-
The new Jaw was made and fitted in aud The oificer has
,ety recovered tie Of his shattered but I'm ortaht
Iran His name we are not permitted togve.
TIE Uorid BmL,rpt.-Th whole worlds bankrupt,
or nearly So In England the ministry are about 10 call
nov Parliament in order To increase the revenue.
France finds herself deficient tl9p,oDO,OVo. Austria
obtained loan Of sl65, ,00o-Russia Prussia, Spain
and Portugal in the umas, pecuniary diihcni'y ana
would all borrow money theycould. Turkey and bel
puln have obtained loans, and Egypt has been obliged
r,sd five ,onns of iucats in Sicily. Texas Is Dor
raw s in England Lastly, the United States, with
bundant resources, by following the example OF other
Governments reduced to the necessity Of raising loan
of AZ, 900. 900 to carry her through the year.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-02
jew David's or Hebrew Plaster

'INIE peculiarics of this chemical compound are o;
l. TO its extraordinary effects, upon the amin 6h,
gaments and muscles, its virtues being carried
them TO the immediate scat OF disease Of pain and veal
external application, viii prove powerful auxiliary in re-
moving the disease and facilitating the cure in c,xa -
local inlammaory and Chronic Rheumatism and in ali 90
where seated pain weakness exists. -
gentleman travelling in the North OF Europe and PAL
ese, in $50 heard 50 much said in the latter place in
praise Of JEW DANlIpS OR HEBREW PLASTER III
OF the (as he consere) miraculous it had ncrf
that he was induced to try it his person. for Inn
and liver affection The removal of which had been ,b
lec OF his journey, bat which he'd resisted the the ,n,l Ia
uencc of tat balmy and delicious climate He soon inI
his healt improving, and in few weeks his cough le him
the sa~ness OF his skin disappeared his pain was removed
ard ms health became permanently rcinsated Since tina,
time he has been recommending il to his friend, and aro,,
tances, Tor all fixed pains whatever, such rheumatism
gon headache tooth ache, pain in the side hip back and
limbs scrofnlous humors, knots wes white swelling hard
tunors still Joints age cakes in the be, weakness
and pain in the soma h, weak limbs lamcnes affections Of
the spine, female weaknesses, S. No female subject IN nan,
weaknesses in the back side should be without il pam
MARRIED LADIES'
delicate situations find great relief from cons,nv
ing this plaster The application of this plaster between the
shoulders has been found remedy for colds coughs
tsc and lung affections, in their primary stages It es.
troys inflammation by producing copious erspration No
physician should be without it ~
For particulars see bills that accompany each bx and d.
recons Each box contains sufficient to spread six or eight
plasters Price 80 cents per box
The above arc for sa!eby DlNKLE * RuMBOUGH
Oct. - WITS
IliNIA-At rules held in the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery, for the County of Amherst on Mon
day, the 9th day Of September lSil
Mary Bourne, widow and rect of Jesse Bourne decd
John Moiat and Jane L. his wife Richard Bourne and Mary
Bourne the younger, infant under the age twenty ono
years. who by the said Mary Bourne the elder her next
hleha, Plaintiffs
against
George w Ray, Dabney q. Ray and Henry W. Q,arle.
Defendants
In CHANcEnv.
The Defendant Dabncy G. Ray, not having entered his
or sn .rartp tln
semby and the Rules of this Court and appearing by sat
sactoy evidence that he inabtant of this couu
ty 1t ordere that the said Defendant do appear here on
the first day OF March term nest, and the bill
plaintiffs and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper iii the town of Lynchbur., for two
months successfully and posted at the front door oe Court
house Of this county A Copv-reste
ROBERT TINSLEY, c.
Nov II ,,S,y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-02
CoMMIssIoNER's OrFIcE,

Amherst Courthouse, Nov. Ind, ISII. {
The parties will take notice that | have appointed
Tuesday the Dist day OF December next, to commence
the accounts in the foregoing order mentioned which
day the hour OIL O'Clock A. N they are requested to
attend my Office. with their accounts vouchers and
copies of Court papers prepared for examination and
settlement. RO NJ BROWN, Spell. Com.
Nov. II win
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-02

Ttstc, sr.1
SEAL.
- To ,ct-I, a Justice
OF the Peace Tor the county aforesaid do hereby certify
that - -, whose is above subscribed as
an attesing witness, personally appeared before me in
my county aforesaid and made oath that the above nam
ed - -, - -, whose names n re-
subscribed parties to the above letter of attorney
know lodged the same in the presence of the said witness
as their act and deed
Witness my hand and seal this dav Of
eighteen hundred and =
- sEAL.l
NOV. 10 WOOD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-02

The only Rcai Ueaih-By II. Co',nut-tgreul
turc the foundation OF wealth. These, renders her
tribute but the earth presents To skill and industry richer
and intimately ysrod contributions Money not wealth
Money Is coveted because IT command labor; but Of
what would II BE-, if labor could mol be commanded
hat would II avail 10 possess all the riches Of Potos', II
thereby could not acquire the products Of agriculture!
What are the manufacturers concerned in but these pro
dnctsl What rcishs the blrls of commerce IN their
liquid flight. threading every channel and whitening
every port, but the products Of agriculture? Whence
does the government derive lis revenues but from the
fruits OF agricultural What constitutes the wealth Of
the country hut her cotton. hemp, sugar. rice, tobacco
wool, wheat, beet and pork Agriculture only be
considered the creator Of wealth The merchant the
manufacturer the sailor the various arzans and trades
men perform their part IN making the products Of ayr
culture valuable; IN Transporting them until the ad
vanag's oi cline cqualized and IN putting them
condition or use; but agriculture alone produces. Like
the leader OF Israel. she strikes the rocks, the waters
flow, and iamshcd people satisfied She supplies,
she feeds, she quckens all Agriculture is the
handing interest Of the country, with which single
interest can be brought into competition.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-02

+ iissrlered si5aseh AMI icn ffostatc1 bed Il
death lie lnecrtd with f5rtiiude under his s1ilcFiags
6llel with ths confidence - "a his future condition
which ., exemplary life must inspire. We saw this
a,n patriot and good breath. his last onthe morn
me- Of the 18th inst in the 18th wear Of his aye" After
If. ftful fever may che sleep we'll
In his religious laitb, Mr. r. disciple Of that
celebrated g,nius and oaophcr-Ena nuel Sweden
bJung.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-02

Toioni. ntio-Tbc subject Of Coon,atioa is attract
ng considerable atientipnn the West At recent meet
nr Of the Colonization Suciety in Cincinnati an address
vas delivered by Judge BuRSrr--sensible. moderate
and practical might be expected from the character Of
the man. We make a brief extract:
The time, fellow citizcns has come, when duty calls
n every ofus u make up and express an opinion
decidedly this mpmcut1nssubect. The question pre-
scented is ths-sha the coIorod people be encouraged TO
remain here under d.lusye hops which never Ia be
realized shall they BE- advised 10 seek the hoine winch
the boncvolcncc Of their friends guided by the finger Of
Heaven. has provided lor them in Liberia. This IL the
question and thisaue,ou ny opnenh has been formed.
r many yesn and although, the score of benevolent
feelings towards our c9lored population will not yield to
any one vet Incyorca approve Of plan for retaining
and establishing them IN til. country. Such plan
must oppose the extent OF my influence from c've-
that II would eventually terminate IN their rum, and
that, IN the meantime, they would have no guarantee or
personal safety ,re for thepcrryatpn Of the peace
IL feeling which exists hissubjoci. gaining strength.
pcyadcs the great body of the people, and effort to
change it, desirable to do 81, can be attended with
success no,, then. the dictate OF wisdom, to yield
where perseverance must BE- unayallingp
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-02

r. sn,n-sAe little she hs.ass aa wat.s hsr aock
play,
Aaa ,hank, Tie siaasoae Tor i,ses and brightest
day,
Yrun time 70 her harry thoughts In simple song she
weaves,
And twnes from her tiny h,ns her garland Of green
leaves.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-31
1912.
A pROPNnTIC VISION.

II cannot be doubted for n moment that Immediately
after the assembling ofCOng'cSs measures will be rcsortCd
by the Executive for the better regulation Of the Cur
TcnCy, the utter arrangement Of which has arrived nj n
crisis absolutely destructive 10 TIA Commercial prosperity
Of the whole United States. Whether these measures
viii he presented In the form nc Banking institution for
which the credit Of the tod States will become rcspOH-
sic in amy other form, is AT present matter nyov-
cd h, mystery
Our POSITION however. must he pcrseycrcd IN, ma M.
less that be done, SYLVESTER predicts the relief but
Temporary, and that n similar rcyuson mny occur six
months hence. Specie BTSiS must govern Paper Issue
which can he extended contracted according 10 tho
amount Of Specie on hand If this he adopted, and per-
severed in them and not until hcn can we expect set
tied currency wiihuu, iucuaiiCn, Hnd steady business
From what has transprCd through the Government or
gan at Washington, the SgiYcsiTirn plan OF distribution
will really be adopted in lS.2. Let the Government fol-
low or not SYLI ESTER viii pcrsrycre in H. and com
mcnccs with programme for January, ISl2, unequacd
for magnitude and splCudor. In which the Capitals are
diversified from TEN Thousand to FORTY THOUSAND
Dollars, and price OF Tickets from TWO Dollars to Ten
Dollars.
Supplies viii be sent in the order they received
consequently the earliest communications ensure chance
in either Of the above magnificent lotteries. Pr=es are
payqbit in 'pccic demand and NIL lotteries sold by the
subscriber must he understood, drawG publicly and
under the authority Of commissioners upnoultdby the
various States. Apply without delay 10 ,.,
:. !. SYLVESTER,
1870 Broadrdy, and 22 WGii-sL New FORK,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-31
Russell G. CLARKE,
WATCHMAKERS 81 JEWELLERS,

HAVE just received, and keen constantly on hand awell
~ selected assortment, of GOLD AND silver
WATCHES -conssng of gold and silver Levers
Horizontal Lepen, Aarlm Repcatna Quarter and COM
mon WATCHES. Also,silver Table Desert ana tea
srooSs Cream ladies'; Sugar Tongs Salt and Mustard
SPOONS. SerD,an Siirer table and tea SPOONS. Gold
Silver and Steel Bowed SPECTACLES Gold and Silver
PENCIL CASES gold Beads silver Thimhles gold Chains,
Seals and Keys, large assortment Of uger rings, ear
rings breast pins, snuff boxes tea bells, spy glasses
first rate razors penknyes, Rodgers fine SCISSORS shell
side combs together with various other PARTICLES usually
kept in aJcwecrs shop, the whole comprising better as
sortmenl than offered in this place beidre-toseh'r
with good assortment of Clocks, such !as Brass {
Day Chime; Brass day common Brass 81 hours, Brnss
mantle, that 81 days Nth once rinansi Brass Day
time pecs, without srikine also first rGte NOODEN
ClOCkS all of which they will sell on ms good terms Us
they can he purchascdat my place in this vicinity
CLOCKS AND WATCHES faithfully repaired, and
warran ted at the shortest notice, and all kinds 81 JOB
work usually done in ernc of business dispatched with
neaness, and pains spared 10 give entire satisfaction
All orders from abroad will meet with prompt attention
n: b. Cash paid for old gold and sycr
Woodstock, Dee. !, 1911, Slit
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-31
WINTER GOODS.

lust RECEIVED, by the subscriber, large ard add-
d tonal supply of
odnn,cd 10 the season. which will he sold usual for
cash, al rtry great bargains. Among them arc
10 pieces "a and GA ALPACA LUSTREs, from
10 pieces blue BLK, and COLONEL ca ENG.
MERNOEs different qualities ron 10" priced to
supefinc.
10 pieces Blue Blk, ALEPINE3, from G. cts. NJ,
Rich Fg'd EI.OINNEs' md MAHBLED ALPhCChS.
so HIGHLAND, EDlNGBORO' KAltihE MLNiNo
and FRENCH CASHMERE SllAWlS, some
new and elegant Patterns, from Sl,15 to SD,
loo PIECES PRINT every variety oIstylc and price
Super G-i SnXOnicS ~ cts.
NOUS. dc LANES, GRAPE dc LANES, SILK
VELVET, CLOAK PRINCES, sc. &c. in great
variety.
Purchasers invited to call. Goods will be sold al
uniformly iop prices and No MISTAKE! q
Dec. g. CHARLES DANA, in.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-31

In Hartford VI on the 9th instant, Mr. Horace
Newton. son Of Mr. Francis and Mrs Lois Newton;
aged 90 years. and 9 months,
The deceased had passed the last four years OF
his life, in suffering from the deceasc tina, crmlna-
ted it. The las, eleven months he had been con-
fined TO his bed lie bore his sickness with pa
,ience aud met his end cheered with hope.
lie in his last moments expressed his ANXIOUS
desire for his parents. and the members oi the
family, tina, they might be prepared 10 meet him in
Heaven, 49,.
Printers in Vermont, n. Hampshire and Ohio arc
requested, &c. Com
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-31
MYSTERIOUS.

4 GENTLEMAN belonging to one Of the most oncicrt
y and wealthy families oi thus city. who must he well
known 10 numerous friends; na,ng since the year lels
m to recently, been bent Tear, double, and for several
wears confined to his bed las been restored n good health
has RECLAIMED his natural erect posonand hes quiiich
his carriage, and now walks with case We believe
his is the ernemans own description rs possible
and there is no exaegeraton in it, Wew give inGuirois
his address, and doubt his humane feelings Will eN-
rsr the liberty; 81 that nny d0tbtrg, may trow
,hcsc fcts-thouch he requests his name may not appear
in print Among other similar instances, Mr. jas. g.
REYNOLDS IA Christie street. has been restored and VIII
give personal Of the facts nj his case both
were rheumatism, and contracted cords and sirevs.-
How has this been done
jrsrcr-By the Indian Tcrrf11'e Eiircr intensity,
and Herts Nerr. and BoHc LiHineHf externally l.
Herald -
only Sold By CONsTo'h I" GO.
Il Maiden Larr New YORK.
j. 4. DUNBAR. Woodstock, Vi.
,7Iv h. r. MELTON Norwich.
J. c. BROOKS Hartford,
A. & n WARDyER, windsor.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-31

Report Of the Secretary the Treasury.-IhIs
document was presented TO the House OF Repre-
sentatives on Monday. From it we gain the io'c
lowing information respecting The fiscal a"a'S "
the country
The Public Rereaue and Expenditures
Balance in the Treasury on January J. .oo-
lS4l. S'o''o7'
nr The v p.o w. WV ~ $2S,467 ,O72
Estimate per fourth qua rter' t'odo'o9o
Making Il total fr the year oil SSi,S9' ,ol2
The expenditures for the three hrst
quarters of the year. "a, 1sl $40
Csii,un,es E,r the fourth, 7,29O,723
Making fetal Of $S2,o2o'o7o
Leaving deficit of 1921, 557
Estimated Receipts and Expenditures for 1912
Receipts for 1912, estimated $4,000, 600
Expenditures estimated at 32,79l ,Olo
Leaving deficit to be provided by Con-
press Of $l4,2lS,57
The public land sales are not included in these
estimates.
The Secretary recommends that Congress autho-
riz to meet this deficit
/. The extension of the term Of the balance OF
the loan, Sc, 500 600,
2. Reissue of Treasury notes, SS5, 100000,
8, The balance required Of. sails, $40, with
an additional surplus of 50 ,0OOO 900 TO be supplied
by imposls upon selected articles OF imports, &c
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-31
Vermont Medical College,
WOODS Took.
F A C u | T Y,

HENRY II. tHlLDs, NJ. D.,
Professor ofthe Theory aHd Practice of Medicine
and Obstetrics
HON. JACOB CoLLAMER, AM,
Professor Of Medical Jurisprudence.
ALONZO CLARK, NJ D.,
Professor Of General aud Special Pathology,
Materia Medica and Phdrmdcy.
BENJAMIN II. PALMER, NJ D.,
Professor Of General, Special and Surgical anatomy
and Physiology
FRANK II. HAMILTON, ND,
Professor Of the Principles and Practice Of Surgery.
JOSEPH D. CLARKE, NJ. D.,
Professor Of chemistry and Botany.
OsMoN l.. HUNTLEY, NJ. D.,
DemonStrGtor of4natomy
The Annual Course of Lectures at this Institution will
commence on hcsecond Thursday Of March nert, and
continue thirteen weeks.
The fee for Nil the courses is $50 Students, who have
attended two full courses OF the lectures at this, any
INCORPORATED school OF Medicine will be required 10 pay
$40. Graduation fee, Sls. Doctors in Medicine I'D
mi,,cd withouiee. Ma Matrcuation fees charged,
Board, including room, fuel, lights, aud washing, be
obtained in good families nj from 80 to $50 per week
Students who are unacqnalntcd in the ,iage, can ty
calling ut DR. Pamers Office on their arrival obtain drcc
tions respecting boarding houses.
In presenting this announcement the Trustees of the
Vermont Medical College feel assured that the next course
Of lectures will fully sustain the reputation which the In
stituliOn has uniformly maintained The character O
the Gentlemen who occupy the several PrOiesSOrshp
additions which have been made to the mseum chcmica
apparatus and Instruments Of the COllegcthe creation
Of new Prolcssorshp General md special Pathology
the increased facilities which will be afforded for the pros
ccuOn of Practical Anatomy-the completion of the
College Edihce and It's admirable adoption to the purroS
for which it designed warrant the belief that tn
course Of instruction in its value and extent will be equa
TO that of any Institution in the country
For further knowledge of the College Students are re
iercd 10 Dr. H. IT, Childs, pttsAed, Nnss, Dr. 4. Clark
" Y. city, or to DR.. b. II. Palmer, Woodstock W.
| BY order of the Board of Trustees,
N, WILLIAMS Secretary.
| WoodstDck VT, December, l9il. 6i-T