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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-30
Correspondence ofMc Richmond Compiler

LIVERPOOL. May :. ~.
Conference.-The Tobacco sold last month"; aluonr,
in. to $50 hhds., consisted Of POO Virginia leaf l5O
stcmmcd G6 Kentucky leaf, and $50 s,cnlned Ofthcsc
100 leaf and 50 siemmed, taken for Ireland 50 leaf
for cXporalion 20 hhds Ky. Ieaton speculation the re
manning 1872 hhds by the home trade The ,pf.ayors
to maintain prices have with slight exception. been
generally aburtive Sales in quantity have been u
tcctcd only by giving way IN price the decline IN X
strips is Id that in other descriptions OF Tobacco
less uncertain according purchasers could be pre-
vailed upon make offers The nominal prices OF those
of which sales can be effected. the Brokers represent
remaining firm. 1t is 10 be hoped that stemmcd
Of the last crop will forward this season, but such
possess substance and general fitness for the present
state of the manufacture of this country; any other
imported only form exports of the descrip
ton. Taking into view the quality aud extcnt of the
last crop of Tobacco in Virginia and the Western
Try. decline IN prices To the lowest point known for
~ many years, appears inevitable and not to be stayed
avcrcdby any probable partial Withholding by planters
of their crops from market.
large steady weekly demand. with abundant means
in the hands ofcaptaliss. with whom Cotton is always
in favor as on object Of speculation fails to support
prices, which, low they appear still to tend down
wards particularly of inferior qualities. the quantity Of
which daily increasing dsproportlonacly to tina, OF bet
ter descriptions.
The market for Grain and Flour very dull and prices
not fixed. No considerable decline appears BIZ appe-
hendCd for some time To come
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MAY 30
Classical, English and 3athcrnat.
ic0I school.

TuNIIE next session of my school will commence on
1 Monday the 9th ol)uuc and will terminate on the
18th Of December following, with the usual summer
vacation The OF instruction is very comprchcn
sve and unes the advantages of modern discoveries and
Improvements with the srctness Of The ancient cthod
Every pupil will he considered engaged from tho day
of entrance 10 the end Of the session. uncsss other
wise specified. Tuition fees the AZ heretofore.
JNO. CARY.
Nav 80 u If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-30

ErirI Session g'tte Legislature -Gos Gregory in
reply to committee appointed by the meeting
Gently held in Nelson county. correspond with him
npnn the subject, declines calling session OF the
Legislature, Tor the purpose of passing Stay Law, and
o extending the period Of the resumption of specie pay
ments by the Banksin Virginia. The Go,ornols letter
shall appear IN ouf next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-30

~ Tho E.aibaon aud Fair of the llenrico ,gricul
tura Society took place al Richmond, the 25th. An
Address was devercdhy James Nj. Garnet. Esq. of
ESSEX which is highly complimentary TIE Compiler,
which likewise describes the dinner and dnutr scents ~
most agreeable and eNhilratinu.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-30

GNlE anniversary Of ST. John the Baptist viii be eel
l. ebrated Oh 9th June next by Marshall Lodge No
80. Of Ancient York Nasons and DE NIoay Encampmenl
No OF Knights Tempars. The procession will be form
ed, at the Masonic Hail. Lynchburg, at o'clock p. NJ.
and an address delivered g. the LIST Presbyterian
Church, by p. Nj. James Garland, Esq. DE-,
All regular Nlasons in good standing respectfully
invited to participate.
, ri r., d o HAnnW Committee. Marshall
r. W Tit|rnp Lodge No. 80
R R D D. s SII ! Committee De Moay
u. BRoW>, Ene'mrmo" No L.
May Is t3iJs
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NOTICE..

DAN away from me- on or about the 18th of April last
1 I my son DavdT Harvey, about > feet higl, and
IL years of age, his dress not reoocted have good
reason to believe he is driving Wagon about Lynch
burg and Halifax county. ] forwarn all persons en-
ploying him. for shall enforce the law. | will pay Il
reward of Ten Dollars if he is taken and confined in
Jail so that get him, 10 if he is delivered to ne
at Osbouin's Tavern, in Charlotte county, Va.
GEORGE HARVEY.
May so II
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The subscribers are agents for the sale OF he above
machines-and wllldever them in Iynchburg, anyoI
the landings the Canal below, at Richmond cash pri
ces-and would be glad to receive orders from their
friends in the country
PAYNE s. TURNER, Iynchburg. Va
May w2m if
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.

\ meeting OF the Male members OF the Washington
| nion Temperance Society, will he held in the base
mcut of the Methodist Protestant Church. this evening
at o'clock. general invitation is extended To the
run drinking sex J. +. NOl Nj, Sec'y
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IN THE NiiED STATES cot Ii. FOR Iilt.
EASTERN DISTRICT Oh VIRGINIA,
al

MAY 18th. 1912:
On the petition of James \ Slel,f. against Joseph
Mash--h Bankruptcy.
an nading the petition aforesaid. It's ordered by the
~ Court, that notice thereof he given Ia tho said 10
scph Marsh. personally, by delivering him copy there
Of. II he be found within the District. q by leaving
copy thereof al his known usual paee residence, with
IN the District nj least % days teafe the sh day Il
July NEXT when hearing viii he lad upon the said W.
ton. at the City Hall. IN the City al Richmond. with
in the SAID District and ALSO that notice thecofbe pub
llshed in the newspapers, according IL the I'D aud 9th
rules OF court thai all pcrsons interested may appear
the SAID time and place, aud show ease. II any they
have, why the said petition should not be granted.
Copy-Ics,c.
HENRY GIBSON. Crk
Nav 80 WOW
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May 80
" d r. \ e. "

4 LECTURE. upon the subject Of Education is to
N be delivered before the Buffalo Springs Lyccum ON
Saturday June 4th, at ) O'Clock Z. NJ. by Thomas q
Harris Esq
i he public invited to attend.
VIM. H. KNIGHT, Scc'y,
MAY 30 IT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-30

e. 1t is understood that Mr. Cahouns opinion, on
the Rhode Island affair, is decidedly to the In
sur5cnts; and that he approves Of the determination of
Mr.. Tyler (Which however, he was afraid to act upon
support. by the federal force if necessary. the existing
government.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-30

frf- The Senate has refused to confirm the nomina
ton OF Mr. Cunningham, as Postmaster at Trenton
New Jersey. The Court clique is in terrible rage OF
They to think that the Senate was intended
to obey the orders Of the Pesdentno, as cheek upon
him They have forgotten the true theory of our nst
'utlos and seem to Imagine, did their predecessors
that the Executive Is onnipoent: but they will discover
thai the days oferpmgiag are over.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-30
FOR THE vIRGINIAS.
TO THE WIIIGS or AMHERST

OH are requested 10 meet, at the Court House. on
Monday the 2hh Of june (lhat being court day. }
Tor the purpose OF organizing for The Presidential as ell
as for the next Spring Cmmpoign With decided
hi5 majority IN the county. we have been ngloro,sly
defeated With, as we believe, Pgdl majority in the
State, we have under the guidance of those gallant
Generals, APATHY and DlSCORD, struck our plor
GUS ilagto the enemy. Shall it continue So? Shall that
Banner, yet covered with the dust ofthe glorious victory
OF $50, remain turled and dlshonorcd? No, Every
noble hearted Wing in the county will answer NO
Every gallant Wing in the State viii answer, No !
Then turn ont at june Court every man Of YOU You
who are W hgS in earnestyou who are true in the
hour of adversely you in the hour of Triumph
come out and let US show the enemy, that. if we are
ioed, we are not subdued J MANY WINGS.
Is We publish the foregoing animated and glowing
appeal with pleasure 1t is but one of nnumerabe ind
cations which satisfy us that the Wing fire of 1910
thought flame not with the same intensity and bright
ness, is only dinled, not quenchcd Let but the flag
of our gallant and glorious leader, HAIRY OF THE
NLsT be unfurled and the shouts of his friends will a
gain make the wekin ring. as they did in 1910, when
under the old Hero of rppeeanoc, they scattered the
legions ofthc adversary. This Spring, we have every
where fought under disadvantage. We were like an
army without Gcneral-nay. more; with our General
turned traitor Arnold had done at West Point. pla
cling the keys our stronghold in the hands Of the enc
my. The traitor. detected aud exposed, however is
henccforlh as harmless the toothless viper. CLAY
WHO never turned his back friend foe is now every
where hailed our chosen Chief and under his lead if
the Wings are but true to themselves victory is within
their grasp But it Will require cxcron, and display
OF something Of that indon able zeal by which
animated in 1910: and cannot soon begin the good
work. We hail this movement in Amherst as the first
impulse to the ball of revolution
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-30

O.. The Putnam, On. y Democrat has run up the
flag of Richard NJ Johnson for next President che
Loros will find that they have entirely too many great
men for harmony ofcounsel unity oaciion. The fac
lions will cut each other down.
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DWesiing XOsfsP.


belonging 10 Mr.. VIM. Bailey, and occupied by Mr.
Richard ~. luler 1t Is conceded 10 he OF the hand
spnest situations in town. and the Lo, is tasieiny i'm
proved. IN addition 10 having 1t all the necessary
yenences-lce house, excellent Well, Garden. Sc.
Persons wishing To procure an excellent aud agreeable
town residence. cannot suit themselves better.
Also, tire valuable .iGRE Lot, opposite the Dwell
ling House, enclosed and in cultivation AND having it
excellen, stable.
And also, the convenient HOUSE and LOT adj!
jolnug Mr.. Tolers residence, now occupied by Alri
Slsson.
The above property will be sold, either together.
separately, md on accommodating terms. Possession
will be given at the end OF the year. MIR. Ioler will
show the property 10 any person. DESTROYS III seeing ~
and all letters the subscriber, addressed Brock Neal
Campbell county, Will be promptly attended to.
PATRICK II. SCOTT.
May 10 tsn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-30

J;- The Madisonan is violently assaing the Month
ern Fedcalis's, Is this sly attack upon Mr. Uebster
indicating the Of his influence with the Prosi
den and foresadowng his dismissal from the Cabinet?
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IN THE uNrrED STATES COURT.
1, IL. L : 80 -

IN THE. NirED STATES COURT
For the Eastern District of Virginia
MAY p 1872
"llLAM RlDGFW Az. of the County of Nelson.
w having filed petition prayne that he may he
declared Bankrupt II Is ordered thai all persons claim
my be creditors o the said " llam Rldpeway show
cause to the court. On the 18th day o July neat why
the said William Rdgcway be moi declared Bankrupt,
pusuan, III the act of Congress IN thai behalf. aud that
copy oI this order be published IN the newspapers ne
cordlng 10 the 22d and Oath rules Of court.
Copy--Tcsle
HENRY GIBSON, CIR.
MAY 30 WOW
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For the Eastern District Of Virginia.
Nay 25, 1912:
"ILLIAM d. MILES ofihe county Of Nelson
W having filed petition, praying that he may be
declared bankrupt 1t is ordered that all persons claim
ing be creditors of said William d. Miles show cause
TO the court the 18th day of July next why the said
William d. Miles be not declared bankrupt, pursuant
TO the act of Congress in that BEHALF and that copy Of
this order be published in the to the
22d and oath rules of curt.
HENRY GIBSON. Clk.
May so Wow
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-30

"hnoors Of peace like other idle runners. Tie
Puo cannot predict with certainty the results Of the
htgotlations We all familiar with the merits of
en- side Of the question IN dispute. But who knows
ie other! W no KNOWS the conditions the eractionS
maj may be demanded BY The British Guvernnrntl-
None-no one whatever but those who may pralerly.
ana Mhise duty il is, 10 know them. ALI wit BE
&Aa"s sooN!"
he italics and the capitals the Nladisinial 5 own
aud are nat'isy designed create the impression that
"af. II not inevitable, is probable Yet So little conf.
denee Is felt in tie Judgment and discretion of the Madi
senan. by the public generally. that language like his
which, had II appeared in the lnicgcncer while that
paper was regarded the organ Of the Administration
would have crea'ed general excitement has been hard
declined worthy of notice by the press in general or by
ihe people, II war Is 10 come, Congress will no doubt
be rs eager As John Tyler make suitable provision e.
the emergency; but well hope it will not, y limo 10 the
tears which seem to ill the breast Of Jobp Jones' of
the Nadsonlan. spend millions unnecessarily upon the
Army aud Navy, t@ breed host Of lazy ounsers. many
OIL whom are never called Into service and who sport
on SAL RES Tor which they return any equivalent 10
the peblc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-30

Superior Cheering 7OONcCO.
I BOX EXTRA SUPERIOR CHEWING To
j BACCO, RETAIL.
GEO. BAGBY & Co.
M7y % Gift
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-30

GlN.JACkSON.--We insertion the fins, pare letter
from Gen. jackson 10 Senator Linn of Missouri in rela
ton 10 thehnc imp seIuponhm, in 1874 by Judge Hall
oithe |. s District Court at New Orleans for con-
tempt Of that Court in refusing yield obedience to its
official Our own recollection Of the circumstances
connected with tins affair is so very ndis,inct and
vital it is possibly much tncurcd it'll the prcjudi
ccs Of the medium through which our impressions were
esed,--the Richmond Enquirer, which then poured
its via OF wrath upon Gen Jackson and declared him
alike destitute of capacity and discretion that we do
not feel warranted in saying that the fine imposed upon
the General ought not 10 lac refunded On the contrary
his own statement uclines us TO the opinion that it
ought be Yet if Judge Hall acted from conscientious
convictions of duty, should mo- be disposed to pass
the reiunding act in such a shape as would
imply censurc upon him-fr, whatever evils may
rtrclance arise from the failure Of commanding Gen
era in critical emergency. TO pronouce, that in the
midst of the laws silent" there is much greater
reason oapprchendihat Judge may sometimes tamely
acquescc in the unnecessary and dcspotc assumption
of this responsibility. rather than in indicating the
maesiy Of the law subject himself to popular reproac
and To the Of his government by arraieninp
Military Chciain, crowned with the laurels of victory
and every where greeted by the acclamatons of his
properly fined in 1911 and if this be- So the fine OUGHT
10 be refunded, with n,crost-allhodgh il certainly
Strange that repayment has been demanded at an ear
ler day, when every department Of the government was
IN the hands his friends But, unless it I've clearly man
lt'st that Judge Hall, by whom he was fined, was in.
ineneed 10y improper motives, the relundlug Inv ought
10 be 50 wordcd. not 10 nf,rt. even by lmpiea
ton ccnsure upon the Judges conduct-Ifa Judge be
thus eensurcd, for maintaining, in the exercise OF the
powers conferred upon him the civil rights Of the citizen
against the eNactlons Of naughty and scltwrd mill
ary commander, shall break down one of the strong
et safeguards, only of individual rights but Of ber
~ Itself While therefore shall not be- at all reuc
ant TO this $1,000 fine. with nearly twenty years
interest refunded 10 Gen. Jackson we hope it will ney
be done, the rundng law c)uched as 10 convey
the impression that Judge Hail. in enforcing it, was actu
a'ed by any oIor feeling than pure and lofty devotion
Ia the great principle, gnzed in our institutions. that.
IN war as well as in peace, the NJ tary is subordinate 10
the Civil pIwrr Ii Gen. .Iacllspns friends choose
as they have already DOME make the implied censurc
ii Judge Hall part Of the reiundin. BILL it will be
Their fault if the Old Hero is longer deprived of his
Thousand doarsas il is their fault that the bill did not
several days ago. in this shape pass the Senate
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-30
\ ours, respectfully.
TOBACCO.
IN THE UNITED STATES COURT.

IN TIE UNITED STATES COURT.
For the Eastern District OF Virginia
May 80, 1912:
JAMES +. DEANE Of the county of Campbell,
- having filed petition, praying that he may be de
clarcd bankrupt, It is ordered that all persons claiming
to be creditors Of the said James F. Deane show cause
10 the court the eth day ofJuly next. why the said
James +. Deane be not declared bankrupt pursuant
the act of Congress in that behalf and that copy of
this oFdcr be published in the newspapers according to
ihe ODD and 9th rules Of court
Copy-Teste,
HENRY gibson, Clk
May 80 w5w
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NOTICE.

1uNlIE open accounts and bonds Of DIR. J. n.
l. BROOKS have been left ia my hands for collec-
ton. Al persons indebted To him requested locemo
forward and make payment without delay.
ROBERT J. DAVIS. .Htosney ut lar.
May 30 4iif
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10 shares Of Stock in the new AppomattoN Company
aud road Wagon and team Of good Horses. The ne
9rocs consist Of men, women boys and girls. in good
health, and valuable. Communications, addressed To
me- al Prince Edward Court house. will be promptly
attended 10. A. d. DICKINSON, Trustee.
\. B.-All persons indebted 10 Col. ihwcait, ndi
vduay otherwise, are respectfully requested To come
forward and make early settlements me- aud those to
whom he Is indebted viii please mahe known the a
mount and nature of their demands.
Twill be- found ON business days nj Col. Thwcatt's
Counting Room. when not professionally engaged IN at
tendance upon the Courts IN which | practice. VIZ;
Charlotte, Luncnburg, Noowayand Prince Edward.
A. ID. ID.
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distance from thrhuusc. flr able aud How
cr gardn and every ont h. usc thai could add to the
fort and convenience ol family. Attached 10 this place
: A large and new brick store house. containing five
rooms besides The cellar aud Woac store house. with
three roonls which have for many Years been
" occupied by lanes -. Wood, FL. Messrs. ThWcatt
< Miller aud Miller, IhW,ntt 4 Hudson rs an eligible
and successful stand Tor moichandAe The houses,
aud lot Of wood land adjoining. containing ubgu 80
Acres, could be conveniently severed from thc dwelling
and farm if desired by the purchasers.
Also. another small tract Os EHn6, about
twelve miles y w, of Prince Fdwmd Court house.
adjoining the lands Of James Mclr Joshua Routon and
othors aud containing about l3U aefes. with buildings
sufficient ar small family. There Is this tract a
spring ot mno rnl water. Of some value.
Ais, vacant lot in the town Of Eafmyillc, No. --
in Wm q. Ncnablcs survey.
These several tracts of land are Tor the present offered
Tor sale privately Gentlemen wishing putchascarci
vitrd 10 view rthemclyr ! he lallaN Tract oi Land
will be shown 10 purchasers by Nj Meadows Che
agcr ofthe anm) Capt John 5 fleasans residing in
The neiglberhood. Tho laud, in Prince Edward Will be
show by Col. Thwcalt OF my sell
BY virtue of the authority shall offer for sale.
nj Prince Edward Court house, on Tuesday. the lNh
day Of July next, Qhai being Culrl day At public auc-
ton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-27

Of The social part Of Christ. Doctrine, mu., be the
object OF a true Sycial Order.
We will terminate our article with r quotation
from FOURIER. which will explain whether or not
he wishes to abolish the Religion. Sentiment and
Religious Worship. In speaking Of tie Social
Harmony and Unity Of Association, he says:
The love Of God VII become IN th., new Order ih~
most ardent love amongst men Enjoying new pea.nres
every moment ant living constantly sphere pure Dr.
lghts they vii feel continually The desire Of addressing
Their homage to the Creator whose b-nehcence has
rounded them with 20 beautiful an Order Of thnTs Far
from relaxing IN the exercise Of Divine WorsL p ~ b.
their constant del ghRe gious AID nss
in consecrated Temples vii be sufficient for expressing
their devotion and grattrir They vii also 81 t, see 10
Their social and Industrial unions embms Of the Bene-
factor Of The inverse. they W wish u associate the idea
of him every with their sypine,, and offer up "a
esery as:cmbly Lymls 10 h.s pralse.r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-27
From tL Paris Pinlanr Off sM Irri.


The anniversary of the Birth Of FOURIER wa,
celebrated this year with still more Of splendor
than the last or any Of the preceding wears. The
immense Hall Of Valentino could scarcely contain
the concourse of guests assembled on the occasion.
All Ranks and Classes, men OF all Nations, were
united to pay their homage b. the Name which
represents all the legitimate aspirations Of the
divers rights, interests and sentiment. OF HUI
maniiy. The Institute, the Chamber of Deputies,
the Army, the Civil Administration, the Sciences,
the Arts, the Laborng Glasses, Capitalists, the
Pres ,-all Glasses, all Ideas were united in en-
tbusastic communion, forming multiple and
unitary expression and manifestation of the Law,
which will realize without violation or violence.
without sacrifice or suffering, the high Harmo-
MES which preside over tho universal cosccrt of
Beings in the eternal Creation.
The pen is incapable of describing tie cxpan-
sion of all the noble hearts, the sympathetic ac-
cords of the master minds, the order, the feeling
sentiments, with which each one OF the toasts
given on this memorable OCCASION was accom-
panied. 1t was one Of those grand anticipated
scenes of Social Harmony, of which our cold, c,
language and our narrow customs can give no
idea. We must abandon the hope OF furnishing
to those who were not present an adequate de-
scription Of such concert of Hearts and In,e-
gences Us took place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-27
LECTI RE.

THE FOURIER ASSOCIATION Of THE City OF NEw-YoRE,
aware that erea, many sniomeA person. suppose that
doctrines of Indelty and Irfslgon connected with
the system of Association discovered by Fourier has dec
ded upon giving Of Lectures the Religious foun
datpn of Association The fret Lecture III take place
Sunday Evenrr the Lecture Hall of the Fourier
Association, III Broadway ats o'clock The Lecture Will
be free.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-27

Meeting Will be held at the Hall Of the FoJ RIER Asso-
CATION. III broadway, Thu Evening at 9 o'cock-
Information the progress Of the doctrine in FuroDe
Will be gwen and description Of the celebration Of tie
Anniversary OF the birthday Of FOURIER in PARIS with
oass given and dcourses delivered translated from tie
French, Will be read Friends Of the invited
attend