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Road Notice.

sherifr's Office November 29th, lS42. 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-20
q u IL II q U ) Il

E|IIE SUBSCRIBER is receiving from tho
Northern Cities, large assortment Of Goods in his
line ofbnsiness, selected with great by himself
To which lie would respectfully invite tho attention OF
the public In his assortment will be found many rare
and beautiful + A NCY GOOD
which he is able to offer low prices, viz Ladies' Drcs
sing Cases Fancy Boxes, Fancy Soaps. Hair Oils,
Farna Cologne, Hair, Nail and Tooth Brushes Accor-
dams, Scgar Cases, Chess men, Backgammon Boards,
Drafts men, Violin Strings, &c, &c.
lie has taken unusual to select good assortment,
Of beautiful Toys, many Of them entirely new. Ills
took Of Confectionery large and Of excellent quality
He would mention his French and Havana PRE-
SERIES, Preserved Ginger, French and Italian
Candies. Brandy Fruits. such Pears. Peaches, Ap-
prcos, Cherries, Pruencs. Rein Claude Grapes Straw
berries and Currants Also, large assortment of soft
shell Almonds, Filhers. Walnuts Cream Nuts, Pea
Nuts Cocoa Nuts, Rasins, Currents, Cilron SC &c
lie is manufacturing Candies of the best quality
which he is enabled to offer 10 merchants on AZ GOOD
article ofthe quality can be- purchased
in the Northern Cities. All lovers of GOOD Sc.
GAR s are invited 10 CALI his stock Of Principe and
Havana, they may be assured that they will find
very superior article Grateful for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to him. he would most respectfully
solicit continuance of the same determined no eiIor,
shall be spared on his part 10 merit it,
GEO. w. YANCEY.
September IL Is
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From the Portsmouth Banner.

We invite attention to the letter of the fiverpoul cor
respondent Of the Cincinnati Gazette. There Is no
question upon which We Of tho South scnsl-
tive than that OF our sayes-and well may be, Tor
we have investments that species Of property 10 the
amount Of full four hundred millions of dollars.
we must build up home market for the productions
OF our slave labor 1t is idle to look always 10 England
as tho purchaser of our cotton That country WILL in
the course of the next ten years obtain her supplies from
India, and the fate of slaves will then be sealed
his mny be accelerated by tina result Of affairs 20
ing on In Texas. Let England get fuoihold on
that Republic by treaties. COMMERCIAL regulations or
otherwise. and Instantly our slave popory becomes Ut
terly valueless.
From The Cincinnati Ga.cttc.
TIE SOUTH-CO1"TON-CO GOODS.
We have received the following letter from an intel.
ligent Engllshtnan.--
LIVERPOOL. Sept l. 1872
Dear Sir: When in the cotton section Of States,
was induced to think the India effort on the part OF
Government, would prove failure. based this calcu
laon upon these data that your skill, machinery, fer
tlty ofso cheapness Of conveyance, and to
us, would enable you to Put Gown any competition.
Since my return home have converscd with fri,pd
from India, who resided for long time i'll Ch.reston,
and was familiar with cotton growing, and VINO is now
engaged in It's cultivation in the East-ad from facts
furnished to me by him, am sa.isfci was wrong.
The experiment in India will sncceed and tho sue
cess will be both rapid and permanent. They will not
only grow the cotton. ho, they will manufacture it, and
supply us besides with largo quantities Of the mate
rial.
What effect. you may ask, will this have upon the
Staiesl The first elec, will be to drive you Of the
South American markets. That has been your ground You
drove away from --undersollirg without diff
GUILTY, But Ia India they manufacture coarse fabric
(Which just suits that marke cheaper than You possi-
bly, can and consequently, you will have in turn to
yield. 1t fatal policy your part which Inf.
your manufactures to stand against tho world without
borne protection. They do great deal; than
recrc; bat they csnt cnmrci. With raetr st W,
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u the cheap work Of India, unless helped by home u

tho cheap work Of India, unless helped by home du
ties. z9
Tho second effect must DO to changes the cultivation
OF large number Of the States engaged ia the nrutr
Of Cotton. The rich nluvial bottoms Of he N,ssisun
p' may enable the planter there to cultivate Cotton q
OF cents with proft; suppoee il will but in (,els
ga and the Cafonas. II any Judge Of SOL il cannot
be done. ion ought 10 know all ahout this. n I rs
member right the average crop In the States would not
be more than 900 lbs 10 the acre, III willnot be over
800 lbs.--Eds,) and il so. cel,on growing there will
proyc a losing business. What these States NAV tu,,
their hands TO, in what way they may employ tif
capital prohlally, ! can only conjs cture; but fear
bough, upas they are. that they will want amcoszbly
that thr and energy of the Yankee which will b. need
ed 10 get through that trial safely sx
ihethfd effect and that on which our legislators and
phianhropsts like most to dwell, Is the ancila,ad
lucnce on the 10 JON govtrnnscal had Is
tered your manufactures, as to give them dnrabl1y
and, as you Americans say. put them ahead 50 that
they might have consumed onc-haf your cotton crop
you might have competed with the world successl,,lls
and kept up the values Of the slaves and so continued
slavery Tor ages But this was not do,e and The time
IL now past for doing H. IT, then, India can msnutac,ur.
The raw material 80 rs 10 drive you out Of the South
American markets. and supply with Cotton 40 M b,
meet hall our wants, youwill have market which will
pay YOU rcmunorang prices. The Consequence will b.,
that the slave will be an actual expense his owners BIZ
will eat him out Of home; aud therefore, he must. in
se defence get rid oil him. Thus you see by your
own lcgsloton and from tho single fact that our rv.
en,ment embraced tho opportunity To push f1rwar, thu
India enterprise more Is do ing bring about general
emancipation OF the blacks, than all other put To-
geth,f.Ihs motive has influenced many of our int
men TO sustain II, az have no doubt il has induced
large portion OF the FREQ Trade party Of HE West 70
oppose your Tariff
! remain truly yours, r.
our correspondent is IN az regards his last
suggestion The Free Trade party is Southern. Mr.
calhoun Is It's very centre and soul Yet ii his reason
my be true, and 1t certainly has foundation wha, A
strange slon docs the South occupy on this sutjec,
II Is undoog It's prosperity II is literally cutting
lis own throat How long 1t may continue blind, IL
moro than We can say bat II they unite put down
that great measure Of the Whigs-he 1arifl-fthcy n /,
IN Tor The repcalo The present BILL aud by lho aga.sn
prevent our manufactures from feeling tia, the pIicy o
lho Government Is fixed it, for this end they band To-
eehcr with the ultra l.ocoiocosm Of the Froe States.
Mev fate is scaied.
Irl them look on this matter we'll and lei them look
10 II IN time!
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Ii. TERRI YES
CT THING sTOR r

MAIN STREET. FIRST DOOR BELOW J.. O. MEEM.
VIE subscriber having taken the old stand Of NIessrs
l. Cobbs. Armsiead s. Co., respectfully invites the
Inhabitants Of ynchbarg and vicinity to call aud
anime hls sockot
READY MADE CLOTHING,
which he is now opening. Among the articles offered
will be found COATS Of all descriptions Sizes patterns
and prices, to suit the times. PANTAlOONS. Cal
lers, halt Caters. open aud plain fronts and bottoms
Collars, Stocks Bsoms. Shirts and Suspenders, all oil
which viii be offered at the lowest Cash priccs and
abatement will further add that my Goods Of The
latest fashion aud style, being made expressly for this
market.
.4LSO- CLOTHING, CUT AND .MlDE TO
ORDER ar TIE SHORT TEST NOTICE.
Tho subscriber hopes BY strict attention and punctuali
ty in business to merit share of the public patronage
BENJAMIN TERRY.
Oct 6 IL
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TO EAKJ gH;RS.

FuNlF subscriber has rented for the present year the
L AMHERST MILLS, situated immediately on
the bank OF the Canaland lsnow prepared to receive
and grind Wheat ior toll His terms are one TENTH or he
will give barrel OF supertne Flour. Richmond inspcc
ton for five bushels Of whcat.Or il any persons wish
to ship their Wheat to Richmond he will receive and
forward il with all possible despatch. such price as
cannot fail to please refer to Jas. L. Lampkin, Jno.
NJ Williams. David w. Burton. Esqrs. Col Lang
horne and Gen. Rodts. JAS SUTpHIN
Amherst, August 4, 1912 Is
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LAW NOTICE.

4 HAVE taken my sou JOHN r. GARLAND into
4 partnership with me in the PRACTICE OF LAW
We will regularly practise in the Courts of Campbell
Amherst Bedford Nelson the COOPERATION Of Lynch.
onrg. and the Superior Court Of Buckingham. Promp,
attention will be given all business entrusted ouI
management Address, }. * j. X. GARLAND, Lunch
burg. pirginia.
shall continue TO attend the Court of Appeals.
}. GARLAND.
Sept. 90 is
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NO 'XCE.

STRAYED from the subscriber at Falling bridge,
~ Campbell county, some time in Aprll last, large
red Cow, with white face, and some white about the
belly and legs marked with swallow fork in the right
ears and under keel and keel in tho left Any
information respecting the said Cow Ill be thankfully
received MATHEW b. NOWLiN.
Oct Is 81
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Rural retreat Female seminary.
VIE 9th session Of this School will commence 9th
4 inst
Terms as heretofore, viz: For board, 81 per month";
each boarder finding her own bed and bedding; where
these are furnished IS will be required.
For tuition, 81 per month for different branches of
the English, and also for Latin and Greek.
Music, French and Painting at extra charges, low
as possible to suit the times. &. w LEFrWICH.
Bedford, Oct. IS st
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Il U > r II l. Il
DURSUAN'T to the provisions Of dccd TRUST cx.
Il executed To John Miller and myself, by Samuel
Burch bearin. date the 9th day Of April lS4l, and
duly of record in the Hastings court Of the town Of
Lynchburg for certain purposes therein mentioned;
shall proceed to SELL public auction, for cash. in front Of
the Market House. Thursday the Sd day of Novem-
Der next four slaves, namely, Washington,
very excellent Carpenter Myra. Martha and Bucyrus
Also shall sell at his shop aud residence, set Car
penters Tools. sundry Beds Be- sieads, Bureaus and
other articles Of Eou chUll and Kitchen Furnure-or
much thereof may be required TO satisfy the con-
dUns Of said deed. Acting trustee, shall convey
such title as is vested in me by sld deed.
HENRY LAZENBY, shrv. Trustee.
Oct IS 3w
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FOR BKE.NEyV:

hA& TIE A I Packet Ship Pauline, Schcl
ESElI1tM ling, master, is daily expected in our
river TO load for the above place, her cal
9gs, g. being nearly all engaged. Those
who intend shipping by her will send down their tobac-
and stems early as possible, she is expected to
sail about the lst proximo Advances in cash made on
consgnments to the address Of the consignees, H. H.
Meier s. Go. LUDLAM, PRESTON l. co.
RtCunoND. Oct 10 q
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CASH FOR HIDES.

WILL give the highest prices for dried and raw
n Hides delivered at the Market House.
The subscriber will sso receive them TO be tanned ON
shares and the work 10 be lone by responsible tan
any in the State, a..d delivered al the Market
House when tanned. WIN l.. FAIR.
Dec p -
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N(lLll,Ai.

NOTICE.
HNAkEN up. some time in the early part of last DE
4 ccmber. by the Undersigned residing in Bedford
county near james River, about nine miles above
I.yuchburg. TWO ES1R.iF COJTS; one small
brinded supposed obeabout eleven twelve years Old
marked with nnderkeel in the right car, and
swallow fork in the left; ends Of her horns sawed
off; knot her right side, the flank; white
about her face: appraised to five dollars. The other
small pale red, with swallow fork and undo keel in
tho right ear. white face, supposed be about six years
old. No mark in the left Appraised to eight dol
lars. NAIHL. V. MANSON
Oct. II 81
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Trust Sale.

10y virtue If deed Of trust executed 10 the suhscri
- Der, by Henry Hall and Catharne his WIFE to
secure debt therein mentioned bearing date the l7lh
OF December. lSiO aud recorded in the Hastings
Court of the town OF Lynchburg, will sell at public
auclion the premises for cash. on Thursday lac &,
Of November next, HOUSE AND LOT ON ninth
street, and on Federal Hill adjoining the residence Of
OF Mr.. Isaac Adams. will convey only such title as
is vested in me by the aforesaid trust deed
JNO. EARLY, Trustee.
Oct3 AN
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Is or 20 Negroes.

consisting OF men, women. boys and girls; the crop Of
Corn Fodder aud Shucks, Hay, Oats and Whoa,
Straw foul head OF Horses. one Barouche and Harness
ono Wagon and Gear, Household aud Kitchen Furui.
ure, aud the crop OF Tobacco unless previously sold
The Negroes are said To be likely and worthy the at
enton opersoas wishing 10 purchase. and will DO sold
for cash, OF bonds well secured carrying interest from
date, payable LIST Of June next the balance of the prop
cry VIII DC sofa on credit until the ST april next, the
purchasers giving bonds with approved security carving
interest from the date for all of five dollars and
upwards fol all sums under five dollars, the cash will
be reqired.
Acting as Trustees, we will convey such little as is
vested in usby said deed, and none other.
SAML. NOWLlN, r
c. l.. MoSBY. 5 trustees
Oct. Is hin
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ny TOLEK, TOV:yLEY r. ST.lTN.l.M
Trust Sale.

(Y virtue of deed of trust executed to the subscr
- Der by Peter Fitzpatrick and wife, on the 22d day
Of May, 1910. and duly OF record in the county court
OF Campbell, we shall on Friday the l,h day Of No
vember next. at the dwelling house of said Peter Fi,z
patrick in the county of Campbell SELL by way of public
auction to the hshes, bidder the following property to
wit. f''f.''!' '"
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vr, " o r. &c Il.
VIE copartnership heretofore existing in this place,
under the firm Of Turner, Burwell, s. Co. has been
:, ana the concern will continue do business
'elf od stand. Their stock of Goods, which they
tho, NC 70 oe one of the best in the place. will be sold
bosa wholesale or retail, at very reduced prices to
'"''se VINO may favor them will, a call.
oo,a auuuon to their stock OF Dry Goods they have a
aSso1'Inen. Of Sugar, Coffee Salt, &C. &c which,
"''oc scid al the lowest market prices
August NV - -. -
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"$6o5, 29S 1890"
These prices are abou, correct for former tines when
the tariff had not down low. The whole peo
pie of the T. 5. know and i,cl that such prices
now be realized by the farmers. The gradual reduction
OF the tariff has had the effect Of making greater and
more rapid reduction in the value Of lands and negroes
and in property OF every description produced from lands
by the labor OF man beast. There has been general
settling down oicyory thing American in a much great
er ratio than In European manufactures. The farmers
have suffered most. because they arc hume RUS.
aud their productions the most abundant We believe
that the following average OF prices throughout the u.
). would be fully equal 10, or more than now be
allied by the farmers Take the production given by
the last census (bclow. and the loss 10 The farmers
D,n,
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N q r. 4, .

HBURSl ANT 10 dc"d Of trust executed by Maurice
Morris to the subscriber bearing date the 2st day
of May, 1872 and duly recorded in the county of
Amherst, shall proceed SELL for ready money to the
highest bidder at flcks's Grocery on Saturday the 18th
day OF November next, the property conveyed in said
Decd wit, Tract Of Land containing G000. acres. ~
ing both sides Of Wares Gap road in the nos hbor
hood of the place Of saleone Sorrel Mare, Grey
Mare ono Bay Colt. Steer, one lleiier stock of
Hogs and the said Maurice Murriss interest in so much
OF the estate of Allison Norris decd As was allotted to
the widow fr life Acting trustee shall only
vcy such title is vested in me by the deed aforesaid
but believe it to be good.
DAVID TINSIEY, Trustee.
Oct 10 lin
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VALUABLE LAND, STOCK, &C.
ron SILL T. 1T .ITC1EO.v

ki virtue OF deed Of trust executed To the subscri-
~ Der. by G,"rge w. Matthews. bearing date 5ls
October s39 and duly recorded i'll the clerks office OF
Campbell county for certain purposes therein expressed
shall proceed to SELL on the premises, 10 the highest
bidder ON Friday the 2ls, Of the presen, month October
1872. the Tract OF Land conveyed in said deed and or
which said Matthews now resides This Land lies
bout 90 miles from Iynclburg miles from Campbell
court house. containing by recent survey, 3S7 acres
Ut good quality well adapted to farming. and susceptible
OF a high degree Of improvement. 1t is waicred by
Molly creek, on which there is large portion Of yalu
able bottom land The buildings are comf1rtable.-
This tract of land is well worth the attention Of rurcha-
sers. Terms made known dag efsale, and as ac-
commodating as the circumstances Will ADM, Of
BENNETT TWEDY, Trustee.
Also. at the time S place will sold ofhc said
George w. Mauhevs's crop Of Corn Fodder. Tobacco,
Horses, Cattle. Sheep, Hogs, Wagon Plantation Tools,
Household aud Kitchen Furniture. Of oyery description
Oct. 10 ,ol0
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FIRE IVAIR.Y.y.CE.

FIRE IH'SIK.9.y'CE.
OFFICE III. FIRE IND MIR LN,S. Coz
RIchMoSD 10Th Sept 1912.
INfiE Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Capital $500, 900, Home Ins,itu,ion-Ohico
On 18th street, under the Exchange Hotel
DIRECTORS.
A. PLEAsAsTs. President; WM. DAnNEy
FLEMMG JAMES, ID. NJ Bn>Ncu
-. ChuMp, j. f.. WApswoRru
JrpAn MYERS, H. l. Kr>r
JAMES e. Cn,sE, Il. c. WoRryAu,
JNo. lnoMfsos, JSo. n. GoRpoS,
Henry LuDLAM, j. j. Fry,
WIN. II. IluBB,np,
Insure against loss damage by FIRE on Buildings
Merchandise, Furniture, &c. sc. favorable terms as
well as against Mrine hazards both Foreign and Do
nestle voyages. The proproy ofpotrtilng ones pro.
pcry against the rayagcs Of Fire and The Seas is SO man
lfesl that it needs but little comment The fact that a
man IS insured should properly Gas il does add to his
credltit secures and conposufe Of mind-and en-
ables him. in Of loss recover his property These
are benefits Of the highest moment, and amply compen-
safe for the comparatively small Amount expended in
premiums II is surely, then, wise lha, all who have
property al risk should protect themselves by insurance
and this, like all other business should be done AT
HOME, when il can be thus done satisfactorily Ap-
pcatons made to The undersigned will be promptly at
tended to. TllOS. NJ ALFRlEND, Sec'ry.
Oct 10 l2t
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Aggregate Of former prices, &GO6 DOS 900
Thus il will 10 that the farmers have lost in the
value. annually, OF the eight products nacd by the Sen
aior. no less than one hundred aud nneiy three millions
sr hundred and sirt iLrtc thousand dollars We have
quoted the products above from public document laid be
lore Congress the used by the Senator. and will
quote the following which he omitted to wit: Cat for
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Whole value, 81 SEE, 132 ,021
Annual loss on live stock, Al 400 AIS
Annual loss on slave hire, 2t,S72l3O
Whole annual loss. $2S3, 645, 1857
Whole permanent loss on slaves and
live stock, as above stated 24s, 5s9O7S
-
Whole loss Of both, 1857, 235 OBS
Thus it appears that the slaves worth moro than
the whole agricultural products for year; tina, the
slaves. live stock, and agricultural products for wear
were WORTH (unde tariff to a considerable extent pro
eetve) one thousand eight hundred siriy sir millions Of
dollars; and that the reduction Of tho tariff under the
compromise act to tho loves, point, reduced tho value
OF this property the vast amount of fire hundred and
thirty seen millions Of dollars, being mc,e than enc
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l'lOu@hs and Cu.tiyatOrs!!

hOusthS sablu 0Ust5SStOfS!!
FUNliE subscriber is Agent for the sale of the usll,
4 celebrated PL0U CHS manufactured by Rngl,s
Nourse & Mason, Of Worcester Massachusetts, 1hcs,
Poughs have been introduced with great success int,
Virginia and North Carolina, Arrangements are being
made to keep in iynchburg, full assortment of the fol
lowing various kinds and sizes
No \ one horse No O bill side one horse
No A =, ono horse No H. do two do
No AZ, two horse No \ :, do three do
No A3l, three horse No A s. green sward. h.
No a 4, four horse No do do 4
No ID do do Z"
Also, Expanding Bultvators, article universally
approved by all VIII have tried them These Plouphs
will be sold AT prices 10 sui, the times They are con
sdcrsd superior to any Plough heretofore offered to the
Farmers, from the fact that the metal mould oarl and
point OF the strength and character of that used
in the of the wheels of Rail Road Engines
competent supply of Extra Points to suit the va
rious sizes, always on hand.
JAMES A. STIGLER
Oct 81 I'm
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3OoltttcaI.

From the Richmond League Of Industry
THE STRANGE VIEWS OF THE TARIFF
by A NORTHERN MAN EXAMINED AMI
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~'I'tTUgF TTTffs
"lndan Corn, at 80 cts per bushcl, $io36to,0Q
"lay. at 81 per ton. l2s0i7 $50
Wheat, at 81 per bushcl. 81 GAP 1857
Oats at 80 cts per bushel, G5,000, 900
Cotton, at 10 cts pr h., d7.S00,0OO
Potatoes, at % cts. per bushel. 2S 250,0OO
Tobacco. at 10 cts. per h.. 2dOis.OOO
"Wool. at 80 e,s. h.. II 100000
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81 1864

t7i5,6l5,s57 $222 ,36i, 1851
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Smiths Tools.

1 GE.NER.lL SUPPLY FOR sale LOU
"A II. Is. RICHARDS.
Aug % 70
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SheriH''S Sale.

forwarn all persons from trading for bond.
Il cuted by to Henry w. tuarles for twenty dollars
the consideration Tor which said bond was given has
failed ELIJAH JOHNSON.
Oct. IL ST.