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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-09
RICHMOND MARKET.


For The ,ceek ending Thursday Ereniig. Dec. ,.
fIOUR-Receipts lncreasng-t6s and dull. City
Mills is held 81 80.
GRNN-Wnr,r has fallen : cents; 81 % | ~
the prices paid or good red and white ConN-
80 for old, for 81 cts per bushe Oars: 40 TO ~!
cts from vessel.
TOBACCO-Bu little doing Inspections
Sales new III loose parcels prices varying from To
So. General sales a3 }. andi. The roccipsoiloose
Tobacco have been large thus week while sales have been
dull, nj about the old prices
FRElGIlrS.
FoRr,GN-Rates 10 London ,5s. and 10 Liverpool 3Os.
Continent 3Os 32s I'D
New York-Four, per hbl, 23 c,s-vcry little going.
Coal. 81 cts per h,lshel. fohacco,&2 80 per hid,
coxcs ~ cts, kegs - cts
clphia-Flour. none going. Tobacco. 81 81
per hid. % cts for boxes. % for kcgs--nonc
going Coal cts per bush, Richmond inca
ON THE CANti3To Lynehburg and intermediate
places, 10 cts per loO lbs.
EXCHANGE.
FoREiGN: On London | = per entpromlum
DOMESTIC.
New York Checks ~ 6 prem.
Philadelphia prem.
Baltimore ~ p.
North Carolina BANK Notes par.
DO do do under 4, - discount
South Carolina 3prom.
Savannah par
Augusta do
Ala ama u dis.
Tennessee . dis
Specie a q prem.
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CirN Engtmeerimg.

4 GRADUATE Of Northern Institution is desi-
N rous of opening School. in this place. teach
{ J / r. " II " T. r. ~ q II
sufficiently encouraged. he will commence the 2nd day Of
January neat. and continue five months. His course Of
study will include General Monsurstion. leyellng
Land. Common Road. Canal. Rail Road. Topugraph
zeal Surveying Drafting and the necessary calculations
Of the power of rNIing, Water Works &c. and
a variety Of matter IN the Mathematical Arts. which is
essential To the qualifications ola Superintendent Of Pub
lie Works.
II is utterly impossible IN acquire knowledge Of the
different subjects, composed in Engineering without
constant oi instrumcns,and 10 render the couIse
thorough. by applying theory Ia practice. he will fur
nish nj his expense. those which necessary.
The will be- found highly beneficial 10 facilitate
business in the common pursui'so cmoro so than any
other branches OF education, which he acquired IN
the space ot time knowledge of Surveying and
Drafting will he valuable acquisition any young gen
,oman IN dschargng the duties of any station which he
may occupy in society
To afford time To procure text books those wishing Il
enter will please avail themselves of the earliest oppor
tunity call the office of James Garland, Esq and
leave their where satisfactory references will b,
given and where the character of his testimonials b,
ascertained
Dec 9 81.
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MARRIAGES..

Married. on Wednesday, the LIST inst, by the Rev.
Jacob d. Mitchell Mr.. ROBERT &. Belt, Of the firm OF
Bell, Holt Bell TO Miss li,RRIEr b.. daughter OF
Mrs Mary Hopkins, all of Liberty.
-, on Thursday evening. the ID of December. by
the Rev. Rch'd q. Brown. Mr.. VIM =. WnrrLow Ia
Miss Louisa v lirRNpoN, daughter OF Achilles Hem
don, all of Campbell.
-, on Wednesday, the 9th of November by the
Rev. j. 5. Amistead, Mr. HIRAM {. KYLE, Of Am
hers, to Miss SARAH FERGUSON, daughter Of Mr. Wi
liam w Ferguson. of Buckingham county.
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KedureA Prices for cash.

FHNIE subscribers being anxious To re luce their ST OK
j of FlI.L MD ULNTER GOODS. which is
at present large and desirable have determined TO off
them at such prices for { a as will insure sales
In fact they are determined sell, and all those who
want to buy CIfE~9P GOODS, would do well 10 give
them call HUNT s. WARD
Dec9 Is
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NOTICE.
LEVI FISHER, GUN MAKER,

WOULD respectfully inform the public that he
w now has on hand fine assortment of RIFLES
at prices from Sl5 to $50; also, PIS 7 O l. S from
s. 20 $50 per brace and SHOT Guns from common
to Aest, all of which are his make, and warranted
He is also prepared to do all kinds of repairing with
neatness and despatch and upon liberal terms as at
any similar establishment in the State. He still conn-
at his old stand opposite the Franklin Hotel.
To Country Gum smiths.
have on hand large assortment Of Forged Gun
Limbs Of every size
Nov Is Win if
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RO.7TS on the C.1.S.IL,

And beg leave that they have established
Receiving and Forwarding House in Richmond on the
north side of the Basin little above the Toll House,
under the style and firm. to operate in conneNlon
with their line Of boats and their house in Richmond
And any Goods Produce consigned to their will
receive their strict attention. and will be forwarded with
the utmost despatch. Any produce shipped by their
line of Boats, consigned to other Houses, will be car
ried through with equal expedition to any other line of
Boats on the canal. They have Just started two more
splendid Boats, the D.lTI CROCKETT and JOHN
RANDOLPH, and will in few weeks. have finished
and under way, making their line consist of SIX superior
b o A II S Their facilities being thus complete.
and intending devote their whole attention the
business they respectfully solicit share of the public
patronage
March % Is if
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Resumption u specie Pdyments,- appears from the
money article of the Baltimore Patriot, which is edited
ny the temaneor Cohen that the Banks OF that city, at
leasone oftlem, making TO resumespoie
payments At as early day is practicable. In writing
on this SUBJECT, Mr.. Cokcn says:
The resumption of specie payments by Banks
will no doubt be the subject OF prominent attention al the
approaching session of Legislature II may be IN
place call the public recollection 10 remark IN recent
letter Of the President Of the Mechanic Bank. of this
city, as conclusive Of the ground which that institution IN
tends To maintain ut is the desire of the directors.
says Mr. Morris to ccouomlzc the the means oi the
Bank To be prepared for specie paymcnts-,rheh II as
their policy aud duty 10 mrtc.' The point given 10
the last paragraph be found in ts orlgnal. aud We
left to infer from the whole o the the Board
of Directors. that II is their determination 10 press the
matter of resumption the earliest practicable period
The Banks of New Orleans have fixed their day Of
resumption in the month of November next.
Al a meeting recently held in New Jersey il was re
solved 10 petition the Legislature require resumption
by the Banks of that State in the month of March
The currency of the whole country South and West oi
that point isin doromble condition. that cannot
wonder AT the sensvencss of the public mind IN regard
10 it-our own community is suffering in slight de
gree.
The occasional doubt thrown the ability of tho
Banks nj the Fast maintain specie payments seems
scarcely worthy of note Resumption will I've sustained
by the sound institutions every sacrifice, and the occa
sonal Topping of a ail only tends 10 more I'M
pregnahle condition of the stronger Banks We hold
that in effect the Banks of New York. especially (upor
whom all the foreign exchanges concentrae) stronger
in fact than they have ever been and with the expert
ence of the past will so conduct their operations as Il
guarantee continuance of their present onvabe posi-
f y
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W. II. q ~ II II We :,

Of
REGS leave to inform the citizens of Lynchhurg and
vicinity that he has returned from New York, and
shoW prepared to resume his business. He has also
mought with him select quantity Of Music by the
nus, popular composers. and fine supply OF the best Pl
ah' strings, which will be inserted. from one To a full
On the most reasonable terms. Pianos tuned asusual
a any repairs done to that instrument upon the shortest
'''.ce' and most approved method
September l6 tsif
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NOTICE.
: rent, the AMHERST MILLS

WYE OFFER for rent, the AMHERST MILLS,
w situated on the Canal about l0rnes below Lynch
burg. Possession will be given the LIST January next.
We offer for hire, some women girls who are accus
toned waiting in house. and would like, also, to
hire from the country, inexperienced boys between
II and Is years of age TO work in Tobacco Factory
WARWICK s. READ.
Dec . Suf
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.NOTFCE.

4 IL persons hereby forwarnca from hunting
IA shooting otherwise trespassiiig upon nv Lands
the town of Lynchburg, as am determined to put
the law in force against every sich offender Some re-
cent depredatons upon this Property makes necessary
that should adhere strictly to thisdetennnation
PEYTON LEFTWICU.
Dec. IA
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OBITUARY..

Died, on Tuesday, the second day of November. ST
SAN ELIZABETH, youngest daughter of Susan NJ. and
Danl f.. Thompson, of Campbell, aged seven months.
-, Friday, the 4th of December, RlenARp
OGLEsBy, youngest Of Mary A. f. and Edward
Taylor, of Campbell, agcd ten months
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'1i's
JOS. WILSON, CT
CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE, !

COMMISSIONERS UFFIcE,
Liberty, November 10th, 1871.
The parties in the above will take notice that
shall my office, in this town. at the hour of 10 O'Clock
in the morning of Friday, the 18th day ofJanuary 1912
the directed by the foregoing decree,
at which time and place, they will attend with their ac-
counts vouchers witnesses and copies of court papers, for
examination and settlement. j. A. WHARTON, c.
Dec. @ w4w
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Sacred Glass.
FOREIGN AND DONIESTIC
DRY GOOD 5
At Wholesale and Retail.

NHE SUBSCRIBERS are now receiving larg,
and general assortment of
FRESH ENV ana JJT0fCr Goods.
CONSISTING of Heavy Pulled Lnseys, Glenrock Jeans
ana Mallory kerseys, fer Servants wear Dulie
.nscklnaw and Whitney Blankets; white and Red Elan
nels at all prices French anL English Merinoes, all
s S and qualities Black, Blue Black and Fancy cold
.,ks, Mousein De LANES and Challeys; Lace Goods
uoves; Hosiery Ribbons; Hats Gaps; Shoes; and
many other new styles of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
which they will offer great bargains in, either at whole
sale OF retail. TURNER, BURWELL & Co.
Oct IL if
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0j- We agree with Amos Kendall for once in our
lives In late number OF his paper, in the delightful
alcPa'ioh OF soon recovering the spols he says 1.-The
fS DUTY OF the Democratic party, recovering their
powcr IN the State governments, is to restore 10 the
peope sound currency. and reduce domestic exchanges
ITO reasonable rates But Amos ought to have gone
step farther and told how the currency became de
ranged, and exchanges unreasonably high The
people had good currency and equal exchanges when
Gen. jackson into power. Who DESTROYED the one
and deranged the other The question answers itself
VIII the people restore To power the who dcanged
our entire financial machinery, in the vain hope that the,
will adjust its parts again, and It's uniform and Wig
orous action They will have proited but little by
experience if they pursue suicidal policy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-09
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 9. 1871.
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

We lay before our readers this morning the Message
Of Gov Rutherford and ask for it attentive perusa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-09

r., "a THE Packet Boats JOS C. C.ABELL
aa-s.sszsas Capt, Huntloy, and JOHN MAR
SHdLL, Capt Hull. will leave this place, alternate
ly, on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, at II o'clock
A. NJ. EOYD, EDMOND g. Co.
July i Is if
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- w COlRT uOISE,.

We arc ,lod IA ,o,r, 'hat the Cooperation eonrt ha
g., 10 of the town 10 be taken
directed the sense OF the PEI. :"
At the next election Tor Aldermen - '"' r''1''
erecting Court House. Every - ~
snesss at Court (and who has not, at ~
as iurymen, magistrate, counsel, sultor or wll
complains of the announcement location of the present bun,
ding well as OF It's want Of adaptation To the purposes
for which il designed Indeed, on the simple qucs-
ton whether new Court House ought 10 be built, we
presume there would not be negative voice, not
fo. the additional tax which will be rendered necessary
by its construction. This is question OF some moment,
in these hard times " and it is for the purpose Of nyi
ting the attention ofou fellow citizens to It's consideration
in this aspect that thus early notify them Of the
luton of the Court and of the action which il will be
their duty 10 take upon IT in April next. Let the sub
ect be discussed and ncllgcntly decided Apresentwf
anticipate but little if any opposition 10 the proposition
but il may that economical considerations Justify It's
postponement To "A more propuous period. We shall
take pleasure in laying before readers the Vows o
any of our fellow cItizous who may think proper 10 dis
cuss il pro and
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a. vi. GEEIE4sAN,
SURG GOV DE.N'IIST,

HAS taken his office at Mr.. Robert Morris's Hotel,
III of Main street and lanyard Alley, and he
hopes from experience of nine years practice In his
profession, to continue meet with liberal share OF
public patronage
Feb Pm if
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VEN. GOODS.

1 HAVE received additional supply OF New Goods,
] which make my assortment, good asaln-and which
will be sold very low.
.NER CHANTS
will find desirable stock 10 select from. in mondne up
their assorlmens, Sc; at pccs to give satisfaction.
JOHN &. MEEM
Dec q 3w ii
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C,docnner Coa, ~essionai Disirid.-Al the Counties
IN ,lo District have Inc, heard from, aud VIM smith
Extra hasbecn elected Smihbeai Slaughter w Ing
sO0-and Banks 600 votes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-09

.Nele Tork Capah.-rho New York Canals It
ieetualls eosedby ice and fears entertained that the
Hudson river would be CLOSED had good deal
Office IN II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-09

o. a member of Congress- in the Knoxville Re
gistor proposes division of the State OF Tennessee, by
the erection of that part of it known Fast Tennessee
into a separate sovereignty.
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FOR RENT.

WHAT desirable Family Residence, on Diamond I'LL
L at present occupied by Moses IL. Preston, Esq
Possession given the LIST of January next. Apply to Mr.
Saml G. Norvell or John L. Davis.
Dec Is
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Temperance .Nceting.-On last Monday night, the
advocates af Temperance had glorious meeting in the
Methodist f. Church. A cold water Hymn was enihu-
sastcaly sung, after which spirited addresses were de
livered by the Rev. John Early, Capt Thos A. Ho-
combe and John 1urpin, Esq. A large number was
adlcdio the cold waierpledgc Speed the good cause.
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Hon Diron II. Lc,rs.-The report of the death o
This pente,, zen turns out to be apocyPhal
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DOLAN, KINNIEls Il Go.

DETURN their sincere thanks to their friends and
IL the public generally, for the very liberal
agement they have received since they started their
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Dec. 9
NOTICE..

4 CLASSICAL teacher is wanted for moderate
IA size School, at this place, who can come well
commended. For which liberal wages will be given
Address or apply to WILSON lilA.
Bent Creek, Dec 9 4w
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A i a Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chanccry
~ held for Bedford County, the 9th day OF October,
lSil:
John NJ Harvey and Magdalinc Harvey, Executor
and EXccuirx of Matthew Harvey, deceased
Plaintiffs.
against
Thomas Steptoc and William .anghorne. adininstrs
tors with the wilannexcd of James C. Siepoe deceased
Robert G. Septoe, William {. Lciwlch the said
Thomas Stcptoo in his right, James $ Penn, Wi
liam NJ. Burwe and Frances hls wife Edward ID. Step
toe, Caharine Stepoe and John Galloway, surviving
executor Of James Galloway deceased. Defendants
In CHAHeERY.
This day this cause came on tobe further heard upon
the papers formerly read-the amended bill and exhibits
filed since the former hearing and upon the order Of pub
lcatIon against the Defendant John Galloway, surviving
of James Galloway, deceased which appears to
have been duly published IN the mode prescribed by law
and argued by counscl-upon consideration whereof
the court doth adudge. order and decree, that Com
missioner of this court do take account Of the admins
raton of the estate OF James Galloway deceased by his
executors, stating the lolntly where they acted
jointly, and separately where they acted separated yand
that said Commissioner report said accounts To thlscour
with any matter specially stated, thought pertinent by
himself, required by the parties to be stated,
A Copy-Tcste.
JOS. WILSON, OK.
CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE,
Liberty, Nov. !, lsiI, :
The artes in the above cause will take notice, that
shall my office, In this town. at the hour Of 10 o.
clock, in the morning of Thursday the 9Th day of Jan
uary, 1872 the accounts directed by the fore
going decree at which time and place. they will attend
with their accounts, vouchers. witnesses and copies Of
of Court papers, for examination and settlement.
j. A. WHARTON, G.
Dec q wdw
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Embracing works in all the various departments Of
Literature comprising History. Biography, Travels and
Voyages Theology, Philosophy Poetry and the Drama,
Family, Church and Pocket Bibles, Fine Prayer Books,
American and English Animals, Allams, Sc. sSs. Al
so large assortment of Letter and Gap Paper ruled and
plain Lcdgcrs Journals, Day Book Blank ard Mem
orandum Books, Steel Pens, Quilts, Maps. sc.
1hisspondid Collection embraces greater variety than
any offered in this place at auction. The books are
perfectly the latest editions AMI from the presses Of
the most eminent publishers in this country The bind
Ing also very superior, of the best workmanship and la
test style
Catalogues of this Choice .7sso fmen can be procured
ON application at the Sales Room In addition to the cat
aloguc. there will be found mafly standard and late
works OF merit which render the collection superior in
every respect and well worthy of attention. As the
number OF sales will be limited gene ra attention is re-
qucstod aud 1t is hoped that those in want Of books will
avail themselves ofan opportunity which seldom offers
through the medium of auction of procuring desirable
publications..
a. Books ut private sale AT reduced
prices.
o. All Books warranted perfect and s'ales without
reserve for CASH. ClIAS PHELPS. Aucf,r
Nov. ~ - il
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Georgia Reduction Of Salaries Of State Officers
BY bill now pending in the Legislature of Georgia, it
is proposed to reduce the salaries of the Governor the
Judges, the members of the Legislature, and other off
GERS Economy is certainly commendable virtue, in
public and in private life but exceedingly doubt the
policy of this We sometimes hear complaints
made that the Governors of our States scduced
into the service of the General Government to fill some
of It's most subordinate offices by the more liberal
pcnsaon paid by the latter. How expect it to
be otherwise Men in public life like men in pri-
vate stations. They will 90, a general rule, where
their abors most literally remuneratod and hence
we see Governor Of State and the representative OF
its sovereignty, consenting to abandon that high and dig
nhed POSITION for the purpose OF taking from the Gene
raj Government some petty but well salared oee-as
collector OF the customs, receiver at land office,
postmaster! What reason have to complain that the
General Government Is the OF political system,
drawing to It's service the best talents OF the State by its
immense patronage IT. instead OF counteractng that pat
ronage by such salaries adequate to remuneae the
abors of their public servants, the States stint elrofl
GERS, and barely allow them money enough to pay for
bread and decent suit OF clothes five would elevate
the character o!our State governments if we would dl
mlnsh the overshadowing influence Of the Central sys-
cm--li we would throw efecual guarantee around
State Rights-we must discard this nggardly and I'M
wise policy We must pay our public officers liberal
y to command for the State councils, the best talents
other most distinguished citizens. We do not mean TO
say that they ought to be paid magnifceny, but lbe
rally Our Judges especially, ought to be well paid so
that the most distinguished members of the bar who are
best qualified by their abilities and legal learning to hold
the scales of justice with firm and even balance, may
be induced to exchange the Lar for the bench Various
siderations might be urged in favor of liberal State sala
ries, and reduction of those of the general governments
but have barely time to throw together these hurried
reflections
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Georgia Legisdfme-The committee in the Georgia
Legislature, the of the Republic, have made
report to that body, nsucting Judge Berren to resign
his in the Senate of the United States counter
report will be made by the minority constituting the
committee.
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$50 Acres,

more OF less. lying the waters of Bore Augr Greek
in the county of Bedford also. one Shot Gun one Red
ana Furniture. one Bureau, Clock. folding leaf
Iabc-,ho title 10 said property is believed To he I'm
qucstionably goo!. but acting trustee shall convey
such title as is vested ~ me by virtue Of said deed and no
other. DANIEL. AUNSrtIGlI. Trustee
n B.-1hc above sale will take place on the prems
cs al The roeidcncc Of said Jctcr
Dec. w3w
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instruction in singing, Piano Forte
and Guitar, &c.
mr.. ID u M -,
NJ EMBER of the Royal Academy of Music, Lon
XNl don with much respect begs leave to intimate to
the Ladies and Gentlemen of Lynchburg and neghbor
hood, that he has settled permanently here. Application
can be made to him at his residence opposite the mon
HOTEL the Brick building. Terms,-5 dollars per
quarter Of "a lessons.
Sacred Class.
lie will be happy also to form class for imparting the
elements of vocal SACRED music, and when a sui
hclent number of names had he will settle where it
Will meet-Tems-one lesson in the week. 4 dollars
per quarter half in advance
N B-Ladies can be supplied with beautiful selec-
hop OF Songs, &c, of the neatest composition
Nov. II tsif
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LIZ CuANcERY.

On the motion of Henry Miller and Sarah Ann his
wife, formerly Sarah Ann kcrns, by their counsel leave
is given them to file bill of review for the purpose of
viewing the decree and proceeding in this made at
the last of this Court and it is ordered that the said
decree of the last term be suspended until the further
der of the Court and the Court doth order that the de
PENDANT John w. Scott, do render account before a
commissioner Oft this Court, of his administration Of the
estate of George kcrns, dec d. not embraced in the
port of the commissioner filed and said commits
soner hereby directed to examine, state and settle the
said account and make report thereof to the Court, with
any matter specially stated. thought pertinent by himself
or required by the parties 10 be so stated.