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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-22

A Il a Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery
N continued and held for the town Of Lynchburg, at
the Court house. on the 2nd june 1912, sitting as
Court Of Chancerv:
Sarah Lucinda North. Pl'n
Elijah Fletcher, William Rucker, executor of VIM.
Ruckor, decd, Jacob Haas, Albon Mcdaniel James
Benagh and Bernard Itucker, Deits.
Tho court taking into consideration the report of
Henry Huntington, Sergeant, Of the Corporation of
Iyncbug made pursuant to the decretal order entered
in this cause, the Odd day Of October, lS4l, to
which there is no exception, Goi confirm it, And on
'he motion Of the r!.a.i by counsel. the Court doth
further ad Judge and order that of the commissioners
of this Court do take of the value of the rent
of the lots in the proceedings mentioned also of the
value Of The dover right Of the said plaintiff in the
sixth part the lots purchased by the defendant Fotc-
aloresad also Of the annual value of the lot
purchased and who is in the actual possession of the
same and make report to the Court specially stating
any matters deemed pertinent by HIMSELF required by
the parties TO be stated.
Copy-Testc,
d. ROBES, OK.
CoMNIssioNER's OFFICE,
Lynchhurg, Sept ~, ls42.
The parties to the foregoing cause are notified that
have appointed Thursday. the Goth day Of October
next, to carry into execution the above order of account
on which day they will please attend at my office in the
town aforesaid with their vouchers exhibits and copies
of court papers, necessary to enable settle the
accounts herein referred.
GEO. WIN. DABNEY,
Commissioner.
Sept. Is Win
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-22
Az .samner thinz.

We'll may re tune together ell ysa, aots-,
To pour song Of mourning from youf thru,,s.
Ter hricfer even than The rs,=n q king.
u vrur srift booming, cease your hu.y hum
p.sor. summer insocts-far s.p,embcr's come
10 close roar wings
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-22
White SULPHUR Water.

Doth in h.,les, barrels and half barrels, jus, re-
- ceived. fresh from the White Sulphur Springs in
Greenbrier, and will be constantly kept on hand, at our
Grocery Store in Lynchburg, Va. As sole Agents for
WIN. b. Calwcll & Co.
Bottles, s., per dozen,
Hall barrels s.,
Barrels, SIS.
DIT. TINSLEY & Co.
Mays is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-22
William & Mary College.
THE LECTURES in this institution will com
Il msnce on the 2nd Monday in October.
Course for the degree off B.

Il msnce on the 2nd Monday in October.
Course for the degree of.7 B.
JUNIOR YEAR.
Bellies Letters. Logic, Ethics and History-Thomas
r. Dew, Presidcn, and Professor
Political Lao aud Government Beyorly Tucker,
Professor
Mathematics Saunders. Professor.
Chemstry-John Aington, Professor.
SENIOR YEAR.
Political Economy and Metaphysics -rhomas r
Dew, Professor.
Natural PhiLosophy-John Mng,on, Professor
Mathematics Robert Saunders, Professor.
INDEPENDENT CLASS.
I.ou--B. Tucker, Professor.
Preparatory Mathematics Robert Saunders, Pro
tessor
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT.
.4acient Languayes-Charlcs Nlinnigcrode, Profes
To enter the Junior Latin Class. the Student must be
prepared to road Salust and Virgil aud for admission
into the Junior Greek Class he be prepared read
Xenophon.
Expenses Of a regular Student.
JUNIOR YEAR.
Fees TO three Professors $40 each 500 90
Half fee (Iunior Political CLASSY 10 90
Naturalization fec 5 90
Board (lncludng washing, lights and fucl) $50 90
$205 90
SENIOR YEAR
Teoa to three Professors. 500 90
Naturalization fee 90
Board Sc. 1870 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-22
V' a 8 X ~ S ia Il II @ ~ = h s.

THE subscriber would inform the
public that he has Ga hand, a large
, assortment of Wagons. Of diff
icrept sizes, from two to six horse.
made by poed Workmen and of uud
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-22
sun need IRE sigh

That bright season pssss, On it' wav,
While rewnsss only springs frum old decay
Why mourn We over what hss isllen-why'
While the the old lesson ehsses US from you;h,
Jnh.sded til VIC bow before ia .falh,
That all mus, die
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-22
-sow heais and a1ys

&c rolling by, and week, away rsceie,
So noi.slesslv, that we may scarcely road
Tie calm, slow change Of nature gaze,
Tssi the .rssding season yeilows Ger,
A.i We look round fot whs, vas green before,
With foad amaze.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-26
Delivered in August
Remaining in ware house

Is, September, lsi2, .i6l Io3I2 GA 1914
LurRrooL, Ord Sept. 1912.
The sales of Tohsceo las, month amounted To si4
lindsay 224 Virginia leaf, % s,emmed, l97 Kentucky
Leaf and 25 sremIned OF these % leaf with Is son-
med Of which last % Kennedy were taken for Ireland
80 leaf for Scotland; PA Virginia and Kentucky leaf
with 90 siemned, Eypoftaii1n; the remaining $50
ken by the trade. Any change which has occurred in
pfiees. particularly u Kentucky strips, Of which large
quantity Ia still nns,eahle, has been the side Of do
cline, and Notwithstanding The accounts recently receiv-
I'd from America Of foods and weather. destructive
u this years prodn'e. the opinion still appears to pre-
vail that prices generally viii siill continue 10 give
way.
But onn cargo Of Tobacco has, as yet, arrived from
Virginia Of the new Kentucky and Missouri strips
sampled considerable quantity has been solJ prices
obtained We're 80 10 cd, the latter being very good aud
bsd ioi few single picked hhds These prices not
expected by o-r manufacturers 10 continue after in
creased show Of samples shall appear. Ofl69 hhds
exported. u were Tor Africa the remainder for different
ports 81 Europe.
Cotton, being article for readiness Of sale and Sc
cuy, second only 10 the national funds has ever, on
all occasions, like the present, Of peculiarly plethora
egrossed considerable portion Of the attention and cap
iial vi speculaors IL the want of other safe employ
ment for money the ianced security from loss which
prices, los as compared iii those Of former tines pre-
sens, and to vague expectations from the anticipated
abundance II this years harvest To be attributed the
increased demand for the article which has distinguished
The last two, nons but cotton. like being upon
too large fcalc to be materially affected its value by
any consideration but that Of quantity in existence, or
expected from coming cropshe importers have willing
ly met the speculative demand and until recently
without attempting 10 eNae. advanced prices. Ihemar
ket, within the las, three days, has lost its brisk
ness, aud prices have ccdcd from The late highest point
I'D per ID.
The weather has continued favorable To the getting in
oil the harvest The root crops have been much favored
by timely rain, and promise TO be abundant
IOBACCO--James River Leaf, faded. 2a2ad; Or
binary sound 3; middling 81 4; good iads; fine Sass
stemned low short and middlng 4; good 81; fine
6.a7.
AMERICAN WHFAT-rreo Is GIa7s o.l ner
~ lbs; III bond, fine IS Cd; presen, duty Is per quar-
ter.
FLOuR-Sweet, free 2es Cd per LII; in bond 25s;
prcsen, duty is 2id.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-26
BEDFORD FEMALE ACADEMY
VIE duties Of this institution will be resumed


III VIE duties OF this institution will be resumed on
Il September lst The course OF instruction embra-
ces every branch of useful aud ornamental English and
French education.
TERMS unaltered, viz: Boarding IS per month
Tuition in the three different classes at rale of $40
$40. and 81 per session of months. Music S25 ner
session OF months Extra charges for no branch of IN,
sruction but Music and .4ncient Languages Produce
at market prices. accepted pay in part.
EACIlERS-The undersigned Princinal. most -,
the Sciences German and French assisted in the a,,or
by her daughter
Miss Giaddlng Graduate of Wheaton Seminary. Nor
ton Mass Music English Grammar, Mathematics. SC.
Mrs florennc Smith, English branches, and super
vision domestic concerns.
my success IN securing the assistance of Mrs. S.,
equally esteemed as lady and ,eacher enables me to
devote ny whole time aud attention u the instruction
oil my pupils and b,ardcrs the latter Of whom will al
ways DO superintendent aud assisted in the preparation of
their different studies by OF the eaciers All teach
crs teach in all CLASSES.
Reercnces-Il,c Trustees and prcscn, Patrons Of tho
Institution.
NJ B-iatcr arrangements and accidental omissions
b my first advertisement. haze occasiot,td the .4PPfR
E.N'l' alteration Ia terms
MARIA HENRiQUEs, p,;ncipal.
W. In
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LYNCRlYsUISG INSTITUTE
EOK 70 E.l'G. k.lDxES.


THNlllS INSTITUTION will be re-orcned for the re-
u cepton OF pupils, on Monday. August 2gh next
The course Of instruction is full and advertisements
my the various departments Of Ancient and Modern Lit
eralure. Mathematical and Natural Scences.-bes, ca!
culated Ia deveope the powers of the youthful mind
and secure solid and finished education
lhe apartments are large and comnodous aud b, ipr
lately furnished with Piano Forte Gohes. and other
necessary Mathematical instruments il is confidently
hoped that the experience and aainlncns Of the teach
ers may tavorably recommend them the patronage OF
the public. The Musical department will he ondnc,ed
10y MIR, Damer well known TO this community as dis
tngnsbcd teacher Of Vocal and Instrumental Music
A considerable deduction has been made in tie terms
WIN The view to accommodate class of young pupils
mited to ceire,) and otherwise meet the demands OF
the community.
Terms pei Session of 5 months
Tuition in Reading. Writing, Arithmetic,
English Grammar, Geography. History Sc Sl2 80
pupils under TIE age Of II years
Over the age Of IL years SI5 OO
With Composition, Rhetoric, Globes, As Z .7 20
tronomy, Philosophy, Chemistry, &c. { III oo
Ancient and Modern Languages each extra = 90
Geometry, Algebra and lrgonomelry, with the con
s,ruction of Maps, Charts, &c. extra 500
Music at Professors Terms, 80
Use of Piano Forte. 3
Use OF Globes and other mathematical instruments
Board, Washing, &c 81
To be paid, III all cases. in advance.
REFERENCES
The RI. Rev S. A. McCoskry, Ep Bishop Michigan.
The Rt. Rev. DR.. Johns. A Ep Bishop, Virginia
L l., Rev. Thomas Atkinson, Lynchburg.
The Rev. James D,mghen do
The Rev. ID. NJ. Wharton, Botetourt, Va
The Hon. VIM. Woodbridge. Elk Gov of Michigan,
The Hon. A. S. Porter, T. S. s. Michigan.
Charles kraitsir, NJ. ID. Pr. Nod Ian. University Va
John Prentiss, A. M. Es-President Baltimore College
lrantz Mayer, Esq. Secy of Legation U. S. to Mexico
Sam'l Garland, John G. Menu
Alex Tompkins, D. Rodes, Esqs. Lynchburg.
c. Dabney, f.. Fletcher,
Aug w2w-tsf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-26

The Erpomec.--John Tyler resigned his sea, in tho
- D. oeale sooner than be party to the 'nfanons
osa" is recommending similar outrage upon the Jour
nais OF The Honse! Mr.. L. seems to have made Con
Jackson his model in most ,hings-and the resemblance
OF course Will be incomplete without this cruwning act
Mr. WISE can enac, Benton's part to the fc-he d.
scfoed 1t certainly with unparalleled beauty and power
wonldbea rare sight sobohold him eulgzing ihs pen
with which this oblation 10 Power shall be mil,-1nd
sending the sacred instrument to Tyler as Benton did
TO jackson, to be treasured among his hrirooms and
handed down, together with bis gcod 10 his re-
ln.te desrtndsntI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-26
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE

by the steamer Acadia, at Boston. We have Liver
pool rapers If the ih inst (Sunday being one day later
than the adversely The Grca, Western There Is how
ever no news oiimporlancc.
LIVERPOOL, Scot. 4.-Thouqh tho disturbances in
the manufacturing and mining districts may now be con
sderod as over. yet symptoms Of turbulence still
occasionally appear and the people do generally seem
disposed TO rctn To work until they are absolutely dri-
ven by personal suffering. Many of,he Charst lead
crs have hecn apprehondcd and are incarccracd bu,
others conhue Ia fOan about the country and keep up
the agitation
lhcou'brcak, there can be no question. has been a
serious hindranco to trade. and long time must eapse
before the Inconvenience which has occasioned to the
poorer classes Will be overcome. The charsis. and
the Anti Corn Law League, in most instances cast the
blame on each oher but when these two interests are
combined, they throw upon Sir II. Pees government
and the friends of the latter hurl il back upon both bo
dies and their predecessors in office
The harvest has concluded gloriuusly From north
SOUTH east and west, the graf flying accounts are
constantly reaching All agree in representing The
crops abundant aud excellent
he influence OF the CONNEXIONS in the provinces has
we believe In some respects been more markedly fell
IN the market IN iondon than in any part OF the country
They have very evidently lessened the demand thai
was slowly spripgng up for the employment OF money
II is with great difficulty the discount houses can obtain
"a per cent for frs, class commercial bills
GREAT FIRE.-1he Prussian State Gazette announ.
ces that the town of Mockon, near Mandeburu had
been reduced to ashes Not than IS houses were
len standing and upwards of 100 families were left
without shelter
LNERrooL CorroN MAaxEr.-Sept 3.-To-da vs.
demand for Cotton has been moderate aud the sales a.
mount 10 only $500 bags nearly all of which have been
'aRen by tho trade. Price without further alteration
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-26
Correspondence ofthe Compiler.

LONDON, LIST Sept. 1912
Ihe business transacted in this Tobacco market du
g me PAST month"; as We anticipated in our last report
mas been on limited scale regards purchases for
nome consumption. the Trade very generally waiting
an'il The new supplies are offered their choices but
former prices have been mostly paid tor what they have
TAKEN For expiration there has been rather more en-
curry, and sales have been made al prices VARYING from
:. to Sd for ordinary to mddling Virginia leaf. and
oaa.d ~ good mlddling 10 fine Kentucky leaf The
continental i"rhes are firm, but no higher There has
been an increased disposition buy floating eargoes,
and one OF Virginia refused has been sold les Cd an
other and one OF common Kentucky offered in
.e market for the lattor Of which probably las Cd could
be obtained.
ihe Richard Anderson. with the first cargo Of Vir-
gina TO this port. has arrived and also another vessel
.,om New orleans. which again Increase the stock in
we warehouse; ami several caigoes Of both growth
are aay e1pccsed but the sampng Of any will probably
.;o' DC commenced tor sane lDe YET, and the
lne we cannot expect 10 have more animated market
10 report upon.
Al foot we hand particulars of stock % which we hcc
.onf reference 5,
ssat ftliti.f Vonf most d,.i
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-26

has netufned TO massachusetts to Iseas siJcA
silk worus' eggs and other information. lie soon
turns 70 Jansica. having contracted Manchester io
the construction o IN iron cconery $40 feet long q
feet high and atuu, 30 feet wir, which is TO be trans
r0rtd to jamaica The covering Of Tic coconery Is
be sheet iron; the windows Of garze wire. This dura
BILE material is used as aflordng greater prOiectn
gainst the roth, and other enesps II the II Is
the nienD Of the British capitalists To extend the silk
business all over the island OF Janaica
In,pnriasi Decision in a Religious Consrore,sy.---
The English House Of Lords have recently made final
aud somewhat singular decision, in the long contested
case, known to many ofonr readers Lady Eewley s
charity. This consisted Ut certain Ia York, left
by Lady Hewley, in the time Of Charles the Second,
in trust to support godly preachers If Chriss Holy
Gospe; phrase used at the time Vi her will to deslg
nate Protestant dlssrnies. In procass Of time the trust
fell entirely into the hands Of niiarians Attention
drawn 10 the subject by the report othe Charity Com
missoners and bill filed in Chanccry dispos-
SECS The Cniiarians. The Vice Chancellor and the
Lord Chancellor decided against the latter. On ap-
peal 10 the Lords, the opinion Of the Judges taken,
and they decided that Uuitarians do mol come within
the terms Of the trust deed; Mr. Justice Ersee obse,p-
ing. hm those ,cho denied the Trinity basphemers;
aud therefore they could not be intended by the term
g0dy preachers This decision is an important one,
and being final, will take from this denomination fund
important to its existence
GREAT SALE OF STOCKS--In confrm,,
with an ACT OF The Legislature Of Pennsylvania, the
rous stocks held BY the State are To be offered at public
sale IN the month OF November. On the 23d November
the following stocks 10 be sold at the Exchange il
Philadelphia:
$3.50 shares ofstock in the Bank Of Pennsylvania.
1898 do in the Philadelphia Bank
1898 do in The Farmers and Mechanics Bank
200 do in the Columbia Bank and Bridge Com
pany.
$500 do in the Union Canal Company.
looo do IN the Pennsy lvana and Ohio Canal Com
pany.
5O0 do in The Chesapeake and Delaware Cana
Company.
1000 do in the Schuylkill Navigation Company
800 do in the Bristol S,enm Towboat aud Trans
portation Company.
And on the 18th Of November. at the State House il
Harrisburg there will be offered &c 443 shares of s,ocl
in various Rail road, Navigation and Bridge Companics
and also 81 .2s9 shares of stock in Turnpike Companies
IN different counties Of the State. Purchasers are auho
rlzed TO make payment in State stock al par.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-26
THE cuRREScY-IlsroalcAL TRUTH

THE CY-llISroRlCAI. TRUTH
The following brief sketch Of The history ofhe cnrr.u
cy question is true u the lie. aud We commend il IA the
ads attention oi the bld,s 81 ,ches II PEN
ices graphic prn:
'fos,r party n ibis World opp scd with deiermin-
-eu 1,ai INC rag nancy pi.,a Hat laHy is tie Wig
party. When General Jackson took the Presidential
eha.r, The country knew tic curse OF rau npney
oli currency was then thu best in The world But.
said General JacAs3n and his lO COS 'lbo L. Stairs
Bank nnst be Destroyed" ''Des,ty That TANK. said
Tie " ss, 'aad The land Will be filled with raq mo
neg. Indeed you arc mistaken said General Jack
e1i aud his Locus the currency INV good enough
" please us, and object 10 Improve H. Just l.. tbe
Lifted States hank % OF existence and heal banks
srle~ up IN all the States 10 supply its place and you
WE set better currency than yeu yet saw in all
Ynr lives You are mistaken responded the
Wings, IN tones III solemn warning; ionoe If rae ma
soey w iJow the adoption OF the measures YOU propose
as certainly as an army Of frogs and vermn follow cd The
waving Vi the oi Misses" Pooh, pis' ! nun.
scase" exclaimed General Jackson and his Ioets ale,
Us nave null swing with our local banks and in less an
one year. the whole nation will be knee deepin gold!"
Well, they did have full swing; ,hey carried out their p,
Icy; they pa, down The National Bank aud built up State
Banks and the result just what the Wings had pre-
dicied-the country was covered .ial rags like beg
CARS back.
we W hes want M rag money We van, exactly
"ha' We mad when Gen. jackson and his locJs com
:. = -" 'O'''s" "'e "'ss,iss1it 4htitMtuann9s Win
tht hesi currency IN the world. We want circulation
made up gold and silver, the notes ui sound national
tsnR and The notes, payable IN snecie on demand
sc lew State banks restrained aud keep solvent by The
s?ers.cns OF national bank State tanks without
nssoe hank 10 keep them 10 check are no part ., the
policy 81 Loco;oc'ism. The Wings have ever said they
Say aow, and they ever viii say that the creation of
mai'unoe ri IDEAL hanks. unrogulacd Ly national nst
tnen .esn end only in dclusye inhaiions. bankruptcy
and rag money.
me Enquirer asks, wha have counenanccd the sus-
pension 81 specie payments by the hans We'll if there
rs ocoipco State IN fse Union that has not authorized
sne snsPes'on Of specie paymsnisby the banks VIC are
yet to learn the fact And where shall No find tho
most rag money--in Mississippi, Alabama, and Mi
cn'gan Three Sisies IL the from, rank Of the phalanx
Whigs?" ''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-26
THE SOUTH AND THE TARIFF The New

iHE SOUTH AND THE TARIFF The Now
Orleans Dee, referring tho Tariff the passage Of which
was rot known, althengh expected holds this language
Most irn'y and warmly do congratulate the sugar
planters Of Louisiana IN the prospect Of tariff on then
eutlay 81 capital, and to Them so solid remune
ration Tor their industry. We demonstrated se,ne weeks
svce that The bill which has passed the House will
augment The Income Of our sugar planters from 800
Voto S@,ap,0Oo, and place ihem neyond all anmchcn-
son OF recoree Of losses ench have at the nYtsen,
Jnnc'uie depressed, il no, Impoverished majority of
fliem.r W
Upon this the Baltimore American remarks: "The
cotton interest OF tie south will find its benefit in the Ia
~ asa because the prosperity If The sugar planters will
Keep large capital and much labor from being employ
~ s,owng cotton; The Mississippi people understand
rms We published not long ago an extract from me-
neral on The subject in the Nachez Courier The far
ers Of The West will find their profit oo because when
fhc sugar planters find their business profitable they
VIII cease to cultivate Dreadstus, horses. mules,
r,rk and provisions generally will come from Indiana,
lpinois Kentucky and other Wts'crn States TO supply
ene Louisiana paners Our skul s-tizans and machi-
nsn lp nsSe orders for engines, sugar mills and mpe
ments nquise ~ the planiatiors Thus all interests
flourish with the prosperity Of eachn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-26

lhe Clerk Of the House Of Representatives, in COIN
pance with AN Act of Congress, has published in the
National lnlesence detailed statement of the appro
paiions made during the late session of Congress- spc
clfying the amount and object of cuch The following
is a recapi,nlation Of the whole:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-26


Civil and Diplomatic list 5o,363. 293 So
Army 6,f05, $50 &c
Navy 677A dOs 40
ror'lica,ions 21S,O00 90
PENSIONS 730,776 90
indan department, Treaties. &c. ,3G0,077 AZ
Private bills, House Of Representatives 81 ,5S5 Oh
Private bills, Senate 62 773 O3
1892, 100 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-26

GREAT SALE OF STOCKS.--In conf,rm,,
with an ACT Of the Legislature Of Pennsylvania the va
rious stocks held by the State are To be offered at public
sale in the month OF November. On the 23d Nuvenbc,
the following stocks be sold at the Exchange
philadeln,ia. q