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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-06
Litter from fie President ofhe Farmers Bank Of ia
FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.
SIu


Sri had the honor to receive your note OF Yesterday.
IN which You enquire II this Bank has refused 10 receive
On general depo~lc the notes OF the Northwestern Bank
Of tglnia and tie Merchants and Mechanics Bank Of
W hecllnp ID payment OF taNes to the Commonwealth
what will he 'S course IN relation to the reception OF those
notes, and the reasons that led 10 1t
Inc Banks m this City discovered IN June last that
the influx oi the notes referred to had greatly increased
that they were a considerable depreciation compared
with then own circulation. and that the consequence
would be- II thps' natss continued be- received IN
dacfmlnaieS %" jep1sltc Their circulation would
be greatly sdiaiied tlat. besides delay they must
snbn, u considerable ss In tho conversion Of them in
10 available funds THIS BANK therefore found It ne
cesry II decline u receive the notes in question alto
setbe hui 10 prevent the Inconvenience likely to result
trm the sudden enforcement olhc determination, public
notice was gwen tia, those would not be received
after the ls July ls bceycd thai the other Banks Of
the Stty adopted similar course.
" IT Vas necessary precautlon 10 prevent serious
loss and embarrassment, to 10 such resolution no
exception was made III favour o payments in Bank to the
circuit o The tommanW calth, IN tho view taken Of the
h'l'I' men was ~ obligation requiring such dsrrlml
mton nor any sufficient Tor H. 50 soon as it
VS. discovered that the LARGE accumulation at this point
OF tn notes Of the Northwestern Bank and the Merchants
aud Mechanics Bank Wheeling and their depreciation.
would make necessary to decline receive them, notlre
was given al the intended course Of the Bank To prevent
as lar as possible all inconv cnl,nccs
presume the course hitherto pursued will be connt-
ed tnn'css should appear have fallen into an error
IN respect To cur duty In the commonwealth nj least un-
til those Banks are willing 10 redeem their notes at a
smaller exchange on the than they have proposed
have the honor 10 be-
Very respectfully
Nour ohciicnt servant
WN II. MACFARLAND, Pros't
10 his FAcellency john Rururnroonp.
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NOTICE.
TKG<Y NILE.

DuRSUANT to the provisions Of Decd Of Trust.
executed II the subscribers, by John Revcly, bear
ing date the I'd day Of February. s4 and Of record In
the county OF Campbell, for certain purposes in
said deed expressed will be sold Thursday, the 9th
day Of January. ls42, the following property, to wit
One Muatto Man. Arthur abou2l years of age; SIX Foa
Their Beds, Besleads and Furniture oneN ardrobc
Secretary z doz. Chairs 4 Cows 2 Horses one
Side Board Bureau SET Of Tables, together with sun
dry Dishes, Plates Cups and Sauccrs. &c, and all the
Kitchen Furniture, and Plantation Utensils, sc.
The sale will take place at the residence Of said Rove-
~.
Ttrms-Cash.
The title to the above propcrys supposed to he unques
ionabe, but acting trustees the undersigned will
only convey such title they have by virtue Of the said
Trust Deed. and none other.
HENRY IAZENBY,
DAVID II. EDLEY, ''uS'o''
Dec. 20 WITH
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NEW LONDON ACADEMY.

uNlE next session, this institution will commence
L Monday, the Sd of January next, and chose the
LIST ofJuy The usual English, Classical and Mathe-
NAUTICAL branches, will be taught. which will prepare
Young men Tor any College in the State ALSO
Book keeping and Practical Surveying will receive par
ticular attic ton.
TER NS.-Board s. per month Tuition in Ian
guages and Mathematics 81 andn English s. per month
Books will be furnished at cost All charges will be
made from the time oienlrancc 10 the end the session.
except in OF protracted sickness
\. 7. CAMPBELL, Principal
Dec. 20 w1w
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Later from bf Prcsideni q The Farmers Bank Of a
FARnERS' BANK OF VIRGINIA, .
nIrINHIn [ L LII

Sill have had the honour Your note of
this date. enqurng whether any of the banks which
have been dcpstnos OF the public revenue have refused
the last session of the General Assembly,
uu general dopJste. the credit Of the Commonwealth
such portion of SAID revenue. has been collected in the
paper II the Northwestern Banks any part Of the same
aud If 50, 10 what extent and the OF said
fusa'
The resolution Of this bank in respect TO the notes in
question, aud the reasons ipr II, communicated 10
the Governor in whirh had the honor address
10 HIM under date Of the Sd september last.
rcttt YOU 10 acopy Of that note, herein enclosed,
shelving the course oil the Bank and the grounds of the
reluctant refusal 10 general deposlte the notes
Of the Wheeling Banks.
The refusal did extend 10 the receipt OF those notes
special deprs,tc the Bank being always willing 10
th.m OF the Treasurer the risk Of the Common
wealth and to pay ms checks IN other funds II he should
direct. the actual loss beng borne by the Treasury
What amount Of revenue IN "N heollng notes" has
been Offered 10 be- deposited have of
tanlnc. There is special depaso In those notes
about the sum Of seventeen thousand dollars
Whether the revenue actually collected in Wheel
ING notes in those instances In which the general dcplste
vas declined am unniormed hut had they heen re-
ceiyrd without objection by the Bank il Is more thnn
probable that those would have been offered In yet
larger amounts
am, mnst respectfully,
Your OBJ servant,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-06
Nov, IL

NlRtINiAAt rules held in the Circuit Superior 'ou,' "
Law and Ghancery, for the Coanty of Amherst Oh "
day, the 9Th day OF Sc, ,tember, 1Sil -,
Mary bourne, widow and reiict of Jesse Bourne u
John Aonat and Jane L. his wife Richard Bourne and Nd
Bourne the younger, infjnt under the age OF twenty %
years, who sues by the said Mary Bourne, the elder M
friend, PiainaT'
against
Defendants
In CHaNcERY. -.
The Defendant Dabncy q. Ray, not having entered A.
appearance, and civ security, according to the Ae o.
semb!y and the Rules Of this Court, and il appearing
iSiacory evidence that he is not nhaban oil inns ~
~, Is ordered that the said Defendant do appear ne A.
the first day OF March term next, and answer the PHI VI
Plaintiffs and that copy OF this order be forthwith
newspaper in the town of I.ynchburs, Tor w.
months successivey and posted at the front door oil ne
house of this county. Copy,-Teste,
ROBERT TINSIEl,|
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To THE EgLie.

HAVE learned that in same sections Of E2in;a'
1 tbere IS an individual calling himself Hopkins, who
s,ates that he Is relation of and understands the
art Of curing Cancers. Poypuses, a. well as Do 'h'
10 caution the publ agans, all persons who profess to
cure these diseases with my Medicines, a. have no \
cent nor is there human being who possesses knowl
edgc 81 my remedy. NELSON iiOPkiNo'
Smyth Co. Va. Dec. l6, lsil WV
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Lana for Safe.

4 HAVE for sale TR.4CT or LIND, lying in
i Bedford county, between the Peaks of Otter and
tho Flat Top Mountains. containing 100 acres with tO
cradle improvements on II.
ALSO, two shares IN the dover Of Mrs. Woods this
first rate stand for Public House, and am author.
zcd I, say that Mrs Wood wishes to sell her dover
interest IN the LAND on which she resides Persons
wishing purchase, will apply to Mr. }. T Hopkins or
myself fDN AID III MEN
Dee Is wiw
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CASH FOR HIDES.

WILL give the highest prices for dried and raw
I Hides, delivered at the Market House
The subscriber viii also receive them to be tanned on
shares and the work to be done by responsible tan
ner any In the State, and delivered the Market
House when tanned, WN. l.. FAIR
Dec q -
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B.Nh OF VIRGINIA AND FARMERS
BANK OF VIRGINIA.
DECEMBER llth. 1911

To N, pre.id.1ii qfte Baak q rirginin
Dear eir--B, resolution Of the HOUSE Of Delegates
the committee on Banks has been instructed TO enquire
whether any IL The Banks which have been the deP'o
RES OF The puDiic revenue have refused 10 receive since
the last session Of the Legislature general dcpeie 10
The credit AZ the Commonwealth. such portion Of sad
revenue as has been collected in the paper u the Wheel
inr bans OF any part Of the same andllyo, II what eA
t.ntf and The asons Of said refusal,
The committee has Instructed me 10 address you ro-
oucsiins the inf ,rnatlon thus required
You will please at Your earliest convenience cominn-
picate 70 M the facts and the therefore, II tho
paper has tccn refused
VIII respect, YOURS SC
NOEL IIOI IFMk%
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l. a w n q n 4 q Il.
1 HAVE associated with me, as partner in the
L practice of my profession, my nephew, Mr.. Penn
broke Garland We shall continue to attend the Courts
of Amherst Bedford and Campbell counties, as well as
those Of the Cooperation oilynchburg. ADDRESS, s &
7. Garland. 5. GARLAND,
Surviving partner of
S & NJ. III. GARLAND
Dec Q g,
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Nov. II

NlKGINlA\t rules held in this Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for the coun
ty Of Nelson, in the month Of November, lSil
John Nj Shelton, and Joseph II. Sheon infant under
the of twenty years, by John NJ Shelton his neat
friend and heirs law Of John NJ Shelton, deceased and
Nancy Shcon dow and relict of SAID John Nj Shelton
deceased, Plaintiffs
against
Samuel H. Sheon executor appointed by the last VIII
and testament of Joseph Shelton deceased, but who never
qualified SUCH the said Samuel II. Shelton executor DC
son tort OF Joseph Shelton deceased, and said Samuel ~
Nhcon Nelson ;. Shelton, Joseph Shelton and judith ny
wife, formerly = Idith Sheon Mary Catharine shelton
child OF Joseph Shcton Jr dece ed and Samuel W. She
and Francis Roy all and Louisa his wife, formerly Lou
Shelton and Hicks and Elizabeth his wife, orInei
" Ezabe shelton, and Iawes ~ Coleman, Sherifo >ei
county, and such administrator with the will anneAe'
Of Joseph Shelton deceased, Defendants
liz CHAScERY.
The Defendants Mary Catharine shelton, Francis Royal
and Louisa his WIFE, Joseph shelton and Judith his w a"
hicks and Elizabeth his wife, not having sn"i'
their appearance and given security according to the ac
rs emby and the rules OF this Court, and appearing
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants oil %
tommonW ealth On the motion of the plaintiffs by coh
Is ordered that the said defendants do appear here AZ u
lie held in the said Clerks office the first MONDAY
February reN, and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs ana ~
copy oi this order be forthwith inserted in the Lyncnot
NSlnan newspaper published in the OF Lynchput
tor tso months ccessNey, and another copy thereof posi-
At the front door OF tie Court House of this county, on 0
Court day. Copy,-1'ese,
Nav II WIN
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TO sarn,cr, a PIontcr..

WE OFFER. on the most favourable terms
w Mackinaw, Whitney and Rose Blankets "a
l0I. II 4 aud l2-i
Point and Dufel do
Glasgow and Fredericksburg Jeans, heavy and good
Kcrseymcrs, fuod Cloths. 81 and Ga do
81, s and IA Plain and Plaid Inseys, from com
mon Ia first rate.
Bleached and Brown Cottons, at any price wanted
\ cart load of acoes, at from to 2s Sd per yard
Call and see before you buy.
HUNT s. WARD.
Nov Is
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Winter Arrangement.
IN 81 HOUR

THROUGH IN 81 HOURS.
Ieay,tg irptcilbu a. Richmond, Fredericksburg or
the North
r FAVE Lynchburg Sundays, Tuesdays and
4 Thursdays att O'Clock A. NJ, arrive in Charloes
vile morning by O'Clock, the Raj Road By | /.
Junction by 3, and at Richmond by O'Clock r. NJ
Thus performing the trip in six hours less time than
heretofore This will be found by far the comfort
able route as well as the expeditions to Richmond
or going North. by the way of Washington City.
S r. CLOVES. Agent.
Apply for the seats at the Franklin Hotel, Lynch
BURG, aud at the Rail Road Office, Richmond.
Dec - WITS
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For Rent.

FOr Kent,
IL. TuVHE House and Lot on the hill, near
&SA::.A Poes lanyard, on which the suhscr-
1a1lll& Der formerly resided. This property is
k-r-ss5 pleasantly situated. in good neighbor
hood. There sno situation in town healthy. 1t has
a good Garden, Smoke House, Cow House and Stable
attached. For terms, Sc, apply to Mr.. ID. l. Warwick.
ID. SAUNDERS, Jr.
JL.- IA q.
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TO .ltred r. DAtrd aud Elizabeth b. ms rife, for
n,crly Elisabeth u. CabcH, Napoleon b. CdbeH.
.iicrandcr CabcH Henry Huntington, Scrg'i Of the
Corporation otLpchb0g, and as such administrator
dc boniS ,rith Tie rU ANNEXED, 81 George CdbeH
dcc'd, Samuel C0beH. " Mi0n Dnucl and Mayo
Cabel, executors Of JiMiam Daniel. decd., frede-
rick NJ CdbeH administrator Of Pduhnd Daniel.
decd.. " Wiam " alton. Of The securities u JOHN
j. CabeH, decd in his official bond guardian of
Elisabeth b., Napoleon b and ,lcraldcr CabcH
,chen infants, u Midm Chick Qt the securities
Of the said John j. Cdbh IN his official bond as one
Of The executors II John CabeH. dec'd, and Thomas r.
Friend executor administrator Of John j. CabcH
decd.
TUNAkE NOTICE, that the 2lst and 22nd DAYS Of
February next at the Clerk office OF the county Of
Amherst, we shall take the dispositions of Abraham
Sraton and others; and the first and second DAYS
OF February next, at the house Of Joseph {. lliegn-
botham, in the county of Bedford, shall take the
depostons Of the said llegnbolhan and others; and
the 10Th and thdays OF February next at the Exchange
Hotel in the City OF II chmond shall take the deposi
tons Of Phillip \ Nicholas and others; and on the 10th
and 1h days of February next at Bent Creek in the
county Of Buckingham, shall take the depastions OF
Reuben ID. Palmer and others. Which dispositions we
shall offer evidence in depending in the Cir
cut Superior Court of Law and Chancery for the county
ot Amherst, in which the said Alfred T. billiard and
Elizabeth B. his wife. formerly Elizabeth b. Ca
bell. Napoleon b. Cabell and Alexander Cabe are
plaintiffs and ourselves and others are defendants and
before the Commissioner directed TO take the accounts
ordered IN said cause. Your obedicnt servants
FREDERICK NJ CABEII,
CLIFFORD CABELL. executors
of Frederick Cabe, decd.
Dec 10 Win
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Cloths. Cassilnercs and Vcstinss

DiUE, black and Fancy Cloths, all kinds and quail
ID ties
Blue black and fancy Beaver do all kinds and qualities
Blue black and fancy Cassmces all kinds and quail
ties
Velvet Satin Chene Silk Toilinc,t and other yostngs
Making altogether the best retsllng assortment of gen
tlemen's have had and the styles and pr
not TO be surpassed. II euaod in this market. We
ask a call to prove our position
HUNT s. WARD.
Nov 1
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NOflCC.

uRlNG my temporary absence, from the State,
- have constituted and appointed, Mr.. p. Garland
my agent and attorney i'll fact lie may be found in reg
uar attendance at my office. 5. GARLAND.
Dec 81
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RESURRECTION, OR PERSIAN
pills.


GIPERIOR to the IIygeln, B.andreth Evans, Tomato,
~ the Matches (priced) Sanae Indian rurgatve any
other Pills Compound before the public, certified to, by
Physicians and others, Let none condemn them until they
have tried them, and then CERTAIN they will not
1t settled point with all who have used the Negr-
table PERSIAN PILLS. that they are pre- emineny the
best and most efcaeous FAMILY MEDIClNE that has
,c been used in America 4 every family could be1o.
qlanted with their sovereign power ever diseases they
would keep them and be prepared with sure REMEDY to
apply the appearance of disease, and then how much
distress yvnnd be avoided and money saved well the
lives thousands Of who hurried ont Of time by ne!eclin
its first stages by not being IN possession Of
remedy which they ia'e dependence upon
Ga Pills in Box Price 623 cts. For Sale in Iynchburg
by DINkI.E Il RUMBOUGH Ag,s.
Oct. 25 WITS
CERTIFICATE.
certify that have by way Of experiment used the Hy
gean, and of the various kinds oil Pills. in practice,
which have borne the highest repue in the public estimation
that have been offered for sale this vicinity for the last five
including those called the Resurrection Persian
Pills and tho public rest assured that among the
whole catalogue has answered better purpose,
and eecua remedy than the Resurrection Persian Pills
II of disease. CIlAS. BACkUS, Nj. ID.
Rochester, n. Y, Sept. 81, 1899
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Bosd Miller. surviving partner Of Archibald Robe,,,,.
Samuel Read and Boyd Miller, late merchants and par,n
Garland, Administrator de bonis OF Archibald Ro,,
decd, Boyd Miller, Benjamin ogdon and Agnes his wii,
Plaintiffs
against
Rehecca Rucker, widow and elict of Anthony Ru,t
decd James c. Mckinney, administrator with the will 49,
Martin London and Ann H. his wife, Anthony Rucker u ,n
Rebecca b. his wife, Nancy Shields, administrator of wi
Liam lads snd i'll her ght purchaser of the said An
thony and WIFE Narland Riceson, William Rcheson IL
and Jesse RIcheson infants under the of
by Commissioner Benagh their guardian specially assigned n
defend them in this suit am H. Jones and Mary T. HI.
WIFE William A. Riccson administrator of Thomas iucl.
des'a, John A. Summervc and Narila his wife Ina.,,
toshil and Ann his WIFE, Rice T. Graves and Amelia hi,
wife jesse Rcheson admin de bonis non with the will
annexed Of Anthony Ruclcr, decd Ambrose Rucker and
Nelson c. Dawson, OF the said Anthony Ruck.
decd, Benjamin Noryell, executor OF Spencer Nory,u
decd, BENJAMIN Taiaerro Sheriff of Amherst county and a.
SUCH administrator OF Elias Wills, decd, Richard ii Buh,
John Bullock and James Bullock surviving partners Of at
Bullock S. Co, Chswe Dabncy, Samuel Garland George
W. Turner, Richard Burks, William Shelton and Arthur
Davies, Defendants
IL Cu.scERY
On motion Of Jme g. Mckinney, administrator Of Abnef
Rucke decd, 1T appearing that more than two years have
expired since the OF Anthony Rucc decd was Com
mttcd the defendant Nelson e. Dawson, the present a
minstraor, the Court doth order that all persons who nav
have claims against the estate, OF Anthony Rucker be
required exhibit the this Court for settlement at OF
before the and unless legal claims debts shall
the the Will decree
ton Of said among the egatees without requiring
funding bonds and that thus order be published for eight
weeks successfully in the Iynchburg Nirgnian, public
newspaper published the town of ynchburg and posted
the door OF the courthouse OF this county several
days. Coby-Teste,
Dec. p wSw
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.5Wsf ia the nick OIfiyuc.

- ECENED by {. puclps, Cor the Christmas Deli
Z caclos, 100 boxes Fresh Raisins and 20 barrels
liADDOCk new article of Fish. c. PHELPS.
Dec u is
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usEtDS sPkING ACADEMY.
TENliE next Session of this Institution, (sltuated TWEEN
Il ty miles below Lynchburg, five miles south OF the
Richmond and Lynchburg Stage read, opposite Glovers
Iaven will begin On Monday the Sd dayoi January and
close the LIST Of June. Mr. John C. Hammer, \. NJ,
Principal for the last two sessions, has by untTng eff
forts. agreeable OF communicating Instruction
and good Discipline, given entire satisfaction TO the
patrons of the school The of Instruction such
viii quality students either for business the higher
College classes.
TERMS. per ression of five months;
Orthography, Reading, Writing Arithmetic
(bognners,) 81 5o
Geography English Grammar, Arithmetic or
History, SlO w
Latin. Greek. French, Mathematics or higher
English branches, SIS 90
Composition and Defamation by the more advanced
students Board, including washing lights, &c, in tami
lies convenient to the Academy, may be had at $ per
month. Students may enter AT any time and pay from
OF entrance to the end of the session hut ii desa
BILE that they at the beginning of the session.
There will he public examination at the close OF each
session, which all the patrons of the School invi
ted attend. The noighborhood healthy and moral,
and particular attention will be given to the moral i'm
provement OF the students
Il. f.. CIlEATHAM,
President Of Board Of Trustees, Of Il. s a.
Dec 10 wlw
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JOEL. #HOLIF.NhS,

Chairman on Committee on Banks
81. \ similar letter was Addressed to the President Of
,hc farmers Bauk ot Virginia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-06
Your most obedient servant,
JOHN BR0CkENBROU Gil, Prest,

The banks Of Richmond now redeem their circulation
by checks northern hanks at such moderate and almost
uniEriu rates OF exchange that the community sustain
little injury, nasmuch the prices commodities
both in buy ing and selling. adaps themselves To these
rates. and the evil of uctuating and dcpreciane cur
ency is hardly felt. Besides the banks here are not
willing to put II out OF their power r,sume sle
Gle pay ments whenever the banks OF PENNSYLVANIA and
Maryland think themselves prepared for that event. but
they cannot retain that power while the, hold
Of available paper TO represent much Of their own
circulation. | ndcr these circumstances, think the
executive will see the prnpriey Of the adopted
BY the depose banks IN refusing 10 receive general
depos,e the Of the banks referred to- Permit me
:, add sir. that this bank is ready receive
Of the Commonwealth the notes of the Northwestern
Bank Of Virginia and the Merchants and Mechanics
Bank of w hccing special deposte be paid out to
the Treasures checks, should be the pleasure OF the
Government TO make such despoites
have the honor to be- sir.
Your most obedient,
JOHN BROCKENBROUGH, Pres't
Letter from The President qf the Bank Of Tirgiuia
BANK OF VIRGINIA
SEPrEABER Sd, ls4l. {
ToJons RurHERrooRp, Esq.
Acting Governor Of Virginia
Sr,-I have have had the honor receive Your letter
of yesterdays date in relation TO the eiu OF this Bank
~" receive general depose the ottle Norhw.s.
tern Bank Virginia and OF the Merchants and Mechan
ICE Bank Of Wheeling in payment Of to the Goa
monwealth"
80 great was the influx Of the mites Of those banks
that this institution deemed it necessary early in tho
nonth ofJano, 70 give public notice TIA, ii would not