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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-29
X. EI.i)RIDGE

At Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancory,
continued and held for Buckingham county, at tie
Courho house thereof, Saturday, the 18th day of Sep
tomber, SAP, sitting Court of Chancery.
Maurice lanehorne and Benjamin f.. Scruggs, late
merchants and partners in trade under the style and firm
OF Ianghomo & Scrnggs, Plaintiffs,
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VI l'al5HplHt g. t-NlHHBS, IlalnlllS,
against
Allen jones and Harriet his wife, Daniel IIuddloston
and Elizabeth his wife, William Harper, Iittleberry
Huddeston and his two infant children, Ittlebetry
and Thomas lluddleston, George Harper, Samuel Har-
per, Lucy Harper, Levina Harper, Martha Harper,
Rcbeeca Harper, and Thomas NJ Bondurant admir- OF
Samuel Harper deed. Defendants
! The Deendent Elizabeth IIuddleston, the wife of
Daniel luddIcston, having departed this life, and her
death beag now for the fixed time suggested it ordered
that this suit abao to her Wherenpon the said plain
ltIs with the leave of the Court, filed their Bill Of Re
vivor praying that this suit stand and be revived
galnst Ann Leylna, Daniel s Samuel II and Elizabeth
C. lnddlesion. infant children and heirs at law OF the
said Elizabeth ddrson, deceased; and on the motion
Of the said plaintiffs, Roe Edrdge is appointed guar
dian, al htcn, for the said infant defendants who there
upon filed their answer. And the cause coming on this
day tobe heard upon the said bill and answer the Court
on consideration thereof doth adudge, order and decree
that the said suit and proceedings be and stand re
vived against the said Ann I.evina Huddleson Dan
rel ) lludleson, Samuel ii. Huddleston and Elizabeth
I. uddeson, and that the several accounts directed
by hedecroial order made in this cause on the 10Th day
OF September, isi be taken before Robert Shaw one
OF the Commissioners Of this Court who is required
examine, state and settle tho same and make report
thereof to this Court. Copy-Teste,
II. EIDRIDGE. elk
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Foreixn tmportations.

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NrOTICE-Havng received every kindness and indulgence
IN from New York public, and being aprehensve that the
occasoned BY not appearing q the Bowey
Theatre on Tuesday the 23d might be attributed to
and by suffering that impression injured in my professional
avocaou deem my duty 10 state the facts WHICH caused
he difficulty The managers Of the Bowcry Theatre an
nonnced in the bills Of performance that was 70 enact the
character lago, the play Of Oeo, on Tuesday evening
When The announced they dig ~ on their
own responsibility and without any smsthonty from
Well and nv engagement terminated Monday the
a2d inst and on my demanding the amount due me, 1t
neced with that establishment compensation for the services
already rendered and have been compelled to resort 70 legal
sagemenl with the Of Bowey Theatre other hsn
e one above alluded they announced my name with
oul nav sanction or authority therefore trust that an into
mt pnbc will easily understand the position am placed In
and will place the those who merit IT, and not on one
whose every effort please and give satisfaction Tor
HANDS ]. B. BOOTH.
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lotai directors. S36345a
This is not so badit might have been The in.
debtedness Of Charles A. Davis Esq, is mostly stock
notes. He was subscriber from the beginning, but
never paid up When the stock rose to IIs, he gave
orders to sell his shares but instead doing the stock
was sent to London because that time the corner
was getting up here and the sales of his stock oud
have broken the market The stock could be sold in
London, because about that time capitalists there had
from the superabundance of American company stocks
and obligations become cautious, particularly
the North American Trust and Banking Co. had broken
faith with their correspondents there by putting large
amounts OF securities upon the market beyond what they
had agreed to do Mr. Davis has therefore claim upon
concern for balance, but a stakeholder remarked
with 6 eat norefe upon being asked why he paid
his stock notes oh it is much safer for me TO oce such
concern as that than for such concern to owe mes
This is genuine philosophy, and exhibits just estimation
of bubble companies. When the hard times came on,
and John Duer. ESQ., went to London OF the Drec.
tors were frightened and backed ou that Charles A.
Davis Esq, had to bear the whole surden Of the times
At the time of the loan to the Grand Island concern
James Boorman, Esq, Of the firm of Boorman Johnston
x Co., was director and assened to the transaction.
Daniel Webster, ESQ., appeared several times before the
board, and made speeches obtain the loan which
finally granted through the influence of Boorman and
Others against the strong opposition Of Mott and few
who sensible Of the preposerous nature Of that
well the Chatauque land operation. These latter
signed in consequence. David Hidden, Esq. went in
afterwards and soon he ascertained the state of az
fairs, resigned also.
The quantity of its stock held by this concern,
directly and indirectly, is az follows:-
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It's March Is Onward.

90 GENTLEMEN skeptcal in regard to the
value Of your invaluable Hoarhound Candy surprising
to be like most other advertised medicines was at
length induced 10 make trial of for the of
reme pain in the side with coughing and affection
of tho left lung. had, in fact, every ymptom of
sumption. had also affection of the bronchis, which
materially injured my voice and respiration but after
using small quantity Of your Compound Hoarhound
Candy, felt materially relieved in the short space
emily three hours and from that time forth continued to
improve and by repeating the application, found myself
etrey restored to health in two weeks and recommend
itto those suffering from similar diseases. F~r
Yours, respectfully,
A N. GOWEN, 46 Division st.
To Msssrs. J. Pease s. Son, Is Division st.
Agsns-Zieber 81 Dock street, Philadelphia; Redding
Estate street, Boston Robinson ITO Baltimore street.
Baltimore.
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state OF Trade.

The following sales of real estate took place IS lots OF
ground on Irving Place, NOV Lexington avenue) near
10th street, sold Tor 81, 900 per lot.
Also, lot of ground 25h street. the Third ave.
nue. containing % feet front by 90 feet deep sold
for 81 900.
The lot of ground Division street. sold for So 25o
Ihree lots Of ground nth street. near the Second
$50 each. - ~
shs-since our last about 800 bbs of pots were taken
az So6at and small lot of pearls at S5s75.
g,oonon-,Apout 700 bales were sold yesterday.
rtour-There is nothing doing in the -four market
C.tvELASp HERALD OFrrcE Aug. I0-The canal re.
ees today are l2s7 bushels and 75a barrels Of
nouI' Inc sales of wheat 7s 70 and cents for
sood quaneS southern sorts grow daily in less IA
vor and several cents reduction is asked from nbove
taons Inc best brands Of flour continue steady ST.
Ohio river -four will hardly bring sss per Dbl.
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tanned.
The great bubble of Governor Seward & Co.. stands
next to that of Grand Island in point Of security Abra
ham schermerhorn, the partner ofseward who figures
largely, the President of the North River Banking
Company, post note, shnplaser concern whose whole
circulation was in violation of law. does not yet ap
pear whether the capital Of that consisted Of
Governor Stewards Chatauque lands whether it would
be greatly benefited by the building of the Erie Railroad
Governor Seward will probably explain the great public
benefit derived from the concern In his next message.
What melancholy picture not only Of the state o.
business but the state Of morals do these explosions pre-
sent There several concerns, the ripping up Of viii
wb CHI will be highly interesting and instructive in many
points of view.
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His body was, however recovered the came day. Al
though perfectly upright and honest he leaves few
strangers to mourn the sad dspens Of Providence
On the morning of the 2sd inst at Cold Spring d. ~
youngest daughter Of Joseph O. and Jane Rus
sell, aged ten months.
Their friends and acquantanccs invited to attend
her funeral this afternoon at O'Clock, from their resi-
dence, ITO Grand St m IL. Il. M.
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John e. NOltl

90 THE LIFE OF THIS UNFORTUNATE MAN,
whose destiny hanging upon the uncertainty of the law
and who has created immense excitement the MUIR
derer Of Samuel Adams is infinitely portrayed in neat
pamphlet of about fifty pages 1t is written by who
knew him from unstable youth TO manhood his amours,
loves bright and dark shades of character ruthuy
depicted together with of his attachment with
beautiful Norwegian girl in Cincinnati, and her finally
selfdestructon Sold wholesale and retail Ct Tuttles
Newspaper Depot No. Ann street. N Y q. B. Zieber,
Philadelphia George Jones' Albany L. Miner Rondout,
N.Y. and A. Smith, Portland, Maine
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Who Wants to be Handsome and Good
LOOkiuu1

90 MANY MAY SMILE AT THIS, BUT WE
have the experiment tested We have seen several
lately who have assumed what they had before viz
beautiful clear skin and luxrant hair. One young lady
with eruPtons and and the Italian Chemical Soap
cleared IT, and one CAKE also changes the color Of
oursef can speak from using Jones' Oil of Coral Circas
sa Our hair was falling out and filled with seurf and
this entirely remedied it, has been used INV the first
merchants of our city who tell certainly does make
the hair grow, and give light red grey hair ne dark
look.-Picdyune.
This sold very reasonable by Jones' sign of the Anne
rcan Eagle, - Chatham street.
Agents State st., Boston; ls9 Fulton st. Brooklyn; 81
Dock st, Philadelphia =
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MONEY MARKET.


Thesales at the Board were very moderate to-day Pr
ces Were however. generally better. Illinois 6s rose
Farmers Loan ! Harlem Delaware and Hudson fell T.
Its stated that the Arkansas commissioners recent
y here authorised pay the interest the bonds the
State Bank, but returned without paying it, in order
depress the value Of the bonds in the market The bank
is stated to have $1,000 specie its vaults. The
holders OF the bonds and coupons should Immediately
send them Little Rock and sue the bank they being all
signed by its cashier.
What the assignees of the Belve Bank at Trenton
about and why do they not make dvidend1 When
they into possession the directors offered TO give
good and sufficient bond for the payment of the crcula
on the assets being thought than sufficient for that
purpose.
At Mobile there has been Improvement in the To-
cal currency 1t is at So per discount for specie
One of the dts is that the Branch Bank will
follow the example ofthe Montgomery Branch and check
New York for forty dollars the hundred of her is
sues, at 10 per cent premium.
At New Orleans the 18TH there had been considera
BILE improvement in sevesal descriptions of notes of the
suspended banks Union toleraby steady at II 10 dis
count State Ia l6, with symptoms Of improvement
Sales Of Canal at 20 80 discount Sales of Commercial
at Is dscount-lookng up. Carrolton nearly nominal
Mechanics and Traders very scarce but seldom called
for Consodater fuctuating. Citizens declining OF
the banks In liquidation, Exchange Improvement and Or
leans are on the rise; Atchafalaya without demand
One of the greatest curioses of this curious financial
age without doubt the Baltimore American Life and
Trust Company The development of the Of that
company has astounded those who little IA
miliar with the United States Bank affairs well the
the North American Trust and Banking Company, the
Manhattan Bank and numerous others. Here is a compa-
ny started in 1885, with capital of 81 Ooo subsequent
y increased to that at the expiration of nine
short years. not only presents account showing that
capital to have been entirely sunk but several millions of
their bonds issued to London capitalists and the money
thus procured not only loaned to spectators its
stock but also the most worthless real estate bubbles
The following is list of the directors who sanctioned
positively by assent negatively by neglect of their
business this outrageous squanderng Of the property of
others
OFFIcERs AND DIREcroRs OF THE AMERICAN LIFE
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Herald RuIIetin OF Nevvu.

The Herald Bulletin Of News kept at the nothw est
orner of Fulton streets On the arrival Of the
morning mails ut eight o'clock A. M-and also Of the
.veng mails at o'clock p NJ the latest intelligence
rom all parts Of world may be found on the Herald
3uletin Board this corner. Let every wayiarer stop
md read Adrertsemats OF all Kinds taken At the Office
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Domestic Importatlons.

elk Van Kleek-33 bb!s beer Read Broher-79 Taylor
col beer bbs bale cotton Bncoi27 bbs ice Matt
gate col Murdoek2 cs stove Collins, Reese cog
wine Francia-l36 bales cotton Smith, Mills ce-l3d
Hicks cole casks Levercli0 tales so Dbl
oil TO order.
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MARITIME HERALD.
To Ship Masters.

We shall favo if captains of vessels arriving
here will give Commodore W. A. Basset of our news fleet
report Of the shipping left at the whence they sailed
vessels spoken their passage list of their cargo any
foreign newspapers they may have. Commodore Basett win
board them edaiely their arrival We will reciprocae
the favor in
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Died,

On Sunday oIst inst, by drowning, while fishing near
Sands FONT. BrrJAMrr KIRBY, OF Hampstead Harbor LIZ
about sixty OF supposed to have fallen by
heavy sen, at the time being by two men, although
unable to save him, owing to the roughness Of the
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Herald General Printing once.

The General Printing Once capable Of doing all sorts
If printing such books pamphlets bills cards of all
descriptions open the Herald Buildings
from Nassau street-Joseph Elliott. Printer.
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To Correspondents Abroad.

Oar correspondents foreign ports fully
TO send by vessel all the they can
obtain Nautical information Of kind from any
siding at home abroad. will be thankfully received
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00- DR. FELIX GoURAUD's HAIR UPROOTING

Twas by Nature designed that dear Woman should
To be perfect in beauty, an abundance ofhair
That loose to the breeze her dark rnges should fow
Or, fall, neglge' on q bosom OF
But Beauty iorbds that the hair should extend
To where the bright with the lily doth blend,
That the ruby red lips of the angelic fair
Should ever be soiled by the presence of hair.
Ye pin feathered angels! pray you, now list,
nyou ever expect by the men to be kissd.
Uproo and destroy every fibre that grows
On the delicate soil twixt the chin and the nose!
II the Powders of Gouraud you will apply,
know that each hair will soon wither and die;
And your features made pure ss the ether above,
Shall reman-as they were-brght mirrors Of love-
The above celebrated powders to be had only at Dr.
Gs exclusive office, 81 Walker st. door from the
ner OF Broadwsy-$l per bottle.
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o. CLIREHUGH'S WIGS AND SCALPS-The
sPlendor Of Crehughs Grand Saloon is only exceed by
the elegance of his style of cutting and arranging the
hair and both surpassed by his inimabe gossamer
known to himself the hair cannot be disarranged they
are warranted never to shrink-they made to Fit ex
selves to the head silk stocking the limb. The
hair singy inserted and appears to issue from each
weight light and elastic without being loose and hav
ing no metallic spring. all dsagreesble pressure olivia
ted All that enhance beautiful head of hair are
concentrated in these works of An assortment of
several always on hand and prices lever than
any house in the city.
Private rooms for fitting Wigs 2O5 Broadway up stairs
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT!
The College OF Medicine and Pharml

Esia5ishsd for the Supprsssion Of Quaeke1y'
90 BEG TO INFORM ALL PERSONS DESTROYS
of obtaining medical advice that renting the sum OIL
dollar with statement of their case they VIII De
supplied with dollars worth of appropriate medicine
and letter of advice containing full directions as TO Diet
regimen &C. All letters must be post pad. Address
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office of the College of Medicine and
Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street. N. Y.
NB-The CONSULTING PHYSICIAN is daily in attendance
at the private consulting of the College Hours
from 10 till O'Clock.
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h3- NEW WORLD EXTRAS.-Four novels for sixty
three cents. Morley Ernstein, by James; Godolphn,
by Bulwer; The Lottery of Life by the Countess of Bless
nrton and Abel Parsons tale Of the Present Timesal
bound together handsomely for Eve shilngs-just
half the price of ordinary book novel; For sale at 30
Ann street.
Price only so cents-The Life and Times of Louis
Philippe King of the French with three splendid por-
traits ny Rev. g. n Wright, and Dr. Madden's History
of the United Irshmen" both handsomely stitched togeth.
with cover for only so cents This only fraction
OF their cost at the bookstores. For sale at 30 Ann st.
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0y- PEEKsKILL IN THE FIELD AGAIN ,-Tbe
Great Boat Race at the Eysan Fields will take place this
afternoon and will be Of the interesting that has
occurred The excitement that it has caused il
wonderful, on.accoun of the Peekskil Club hitherto SO
successful, having entered for the Prize Match.
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THE CRYSTAL.

THE CRYSTAL,
CORNER OF WALL e. BROAD STREET
Ye Conoseus and Epcures who throng the Money" street.
When dry and try the stock that there you'll
meet;
Wen do best stand the test with house in town.
And VIII lie do look for share Of renown
THE Propneor Of the aoove establish en will take pride
in rrdee ming the above pledge. and they will permit
tce but the best appear the bar choice Lunch
also be undd daily
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NAVY AGENTS OFFICE. ,

SEA,ILEE.D, 1 Proposals , f. ~
pssd %se A. % % NJ he DC C
'a al *. At m The B,GoIlsp NSE Yald
Yard may dsssnared en- or before the 5,a d. Of Sep
Ss 10 H 5ov, , Of 1ns YS es
'''Hs' 0''Heh OF LIST 81 f hRTeL e building materials
pieces North RIVER blue curb inches b. i2s feet
s piece. North River blue curb stone iuchs. by sos feet
ESQ feet fssgng Of the st quality North River blue stone
l3S % i l yyiadoy IN. and ,. lin.l..
$50 loads North River buns stone Zone fourth found
70 80 GO s., Mfi:$S $sh, hard brick
g pieces 'iS% 81 whit: pine f.s.lous,y
! !: !: + ): !; 81:
So So n n. sIehs,nisble AlbsSy plank
1900 1900 feet X inch clear pine plans On.
20 20 i:s dr'i quality lead pipe niche. in the eliza.
coo lbs I'D iron cut nails
~ 90 RoBER 'is1 e '%11iErMoRr Navy Agent,
REAT BOAT "a Ira RACE Al ,ht blys,sa Fields HobOkeg-
Ha. an s' kyn S Fs fG%' There
S pc wS s 9r Ss fast ,f No d'r1ee mile:
s'%s ' stt S? sa,es S'% S he
ooss lou sSs
sf ni osn g ss Ts%:
These VII 81, be the most n,' s, have ken
i M kG &c r is~s1 al.
FIJI Hoss snd ps s.' S S
e Gs opportunity SSs' % ""F"
sSSE EF22s VII Saa Meet
o %s os c% IL. sS o & Hall 1sSI
and other popular speakers Will addes. the nesting
Ts y Be .as % s %sss ss: and three
Fdy at s 1 take s S
transacted None but sd%isisd &c
FnArcu BROWNE er., S FLANAGAN f's'd sas
p,y fHs1sS h 9aaI Eq 1f Rp &
M , ne % Articles by The most eminent
,n The smI xiii Artist which will
ssy viii .s s Ss. a s.ns Sss.
Flowers pdsp a.ho"s with d When fss wi will ons
T b 'Shd in sr sSO Of the
me on as y % of and n and
sub.ciption-hTee dollars per .nnam payable in advance
the 9Bsaa Ss
NotThe nature this work 'ndthe great care with which
twill be executed viii compel the PROPRIETOR publish only
certainty engage furnish the of "The As" e9
HUE kTH!FEs 56a1s ssf' s";
~ morning At Sa, O'clock in their sales
ofthe choicest wines ia including cham agne Bursun
fffy Gs s:se'
F nS and sns viii s
good OPP ortunity 10 purchase. au24 l..I
CUTLERY The subscribe beg. 10 call the attention o
ri III cute @ MsNs..a PIE
who Of country to be disposed Of a. soon
and winch they JAMES vsiH
New York. August %, 1872 '' aug, it.r
+ n Re- c,onD I'd
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90 THE HAIR.-It has been demonstrated that
oils and all oily mixtures positively injurious to the
human hair Spirituous preparations extracts of tonic
roots and stimulans strengthen the roots and the
hair to grow rapidly its natural coor and if the grey
dead hairs plucked out they will not come in grey
when using proper application to keep the hair free
from souri, and stimulate the roots action. All oily
matter has directly contrary effect relaxing and debii
tatng the very vessels that should be strengthened The
Balm of Columbia have heard extoed far above any
other articles for this purpose and the fact is
that is becoming Indispensable article for the toilette
and OF the ladies in particular Its perfume makes de-
sirabe article all whether the hair needs
It the hair grow fast and curl beautifully
There immense quantity of this article Sold Those
who have used other articles have abandoned them for
this. This is the only original article and no recent
vention has yet began equal it. We say all this from
sincere conviction of its truth. Call II Maiden Lane
where il may now be had.
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o. Great distress exists among the Scotch and
Irish emigrants in Upper Canada.
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