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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-02
AUCTION ASEb CDistsgsSsess
BUSINESS.
.NELDELEE TALBOT.

ANlNG removed to the house recently occupied
by Mr.. John IIollns. nearly opponc the Market
House, tenders his services 10 his friends and the pub
lie,
Auction and Commission Merchant.
lie will attend to the sale of Real Estate Noproes
Horses, and every description OF Merchandise
His acquaintance with the resident dealers in Ne
gocs, as well as pretty extensive acquaintance the
contiguous neighborho,d, will afford him every facility
IN the sale OF that species of property His spacious store
room and cellar. will enable him to keep in good condi
ion every article of merchandise he may receive on con
tlgnment.
lie deems it futile make flourish Of promise and
WILL therefore, only say, that he will be grateful for pat
ronage and those who bestow it may rely upon Justice
at his hands.
lie will take charge Of Negroes to be offered for sale
either privately publicly, and board them at % cents
per day until the sale is effected Reasonable advances on
property in hand.
REFERENCES.
Snithson ~ Darts Sr. John J. P,uvis
Richard 1pee john IIolins
Mckinney s. .Nosbv Iie,ry Darts
Nc Corkie g. Nc Daniel Jthiic, Tudj &. b.r;r,
Burton g. Rodcs Hancock &. ,j,iam,
The Richmond Country Wing will publish the
above advertisement weekly four weeks, and send ac
count to tbs Office for collection
Dec. Is ,s
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NOa'Ae'sI.

Y2NIlE subscribers have formed Co partnership in the
Il businesa of Transporting Freight aud Passengers
on the James River and kanawha Canal. between Rich
mond and Lynchburg, under the firm of Boyd, Edmond
& Davenport James NJ. Boyd, X pbert Edmond, and
Isaac Davenport, lr alone authorized 10 sign the
of said firm TO contracts any debt. deos, 10
make any engagements whatever account Of said Co
partnership which shall be binding the other Co part
ners. James NJ Boyd will superIniend the business IN
Lynchhurg. and Robert Edmond and Isaac Davenport,
IT., in Richmond. BOYD, EDMOND 4 co, and
John Blair, Stephenson, Tulwcr Co.
March "a
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NEW SPRING IL SUMMER
DRY' GDODS,

ARHsI Sast 1917.
NAMES A. STIGL FL, is now receiving his Spring
~ Summer supply OF Goods, embracing a very
handsome assortment, which has recently been purcha-
sed at prices from thirty TO fifty per cent, lower than for
mcr Seasons, and viii be sold al sach EXTREMELY
LOW RATES cannot fail To give entire satisfaction.
He asks the attention Of his friends and the public
the following Goods:
French printed Lawns, from 10 cents up
Paris striped and discharged do
Il printed Cambrics aud Cacoos
Spring Prints. from s, to % cents
Black Italian and cold Silks
Mouslln dc LANES, from common to fne
Black and blue black Bombazines
Silk and cotton Gloves and Hosiery
Genuine Linen Cambria lIandkerchieis at 25 cts
Shades and ParasI lis, good assortment, very cheap
SILK Cord and 1asseis. various colours
Black, coured and embroidered hlltts
SILK and worsled nett Rcticues
Artificial Flowers Florence Braid aud other Donncs
Nazarine blue and fancy Kid Gloves
Blue, pink ac and drab corded Bonnet Lawns
Super Gamhropns. ribbed and plain, IS and IS Cd
Plain and fancy Linen Drlilings, from IS cts up
kemin's Mexican Cassimeros and printed Jeanes for
boys
Best Georgia Nankceen, at % ps.
Summer Cloth and Spring Cashmere
Large stock wool dyed and other Cloths from s. 80 TO
Satin, Silk, Merno and larseles Ncsting very cheap
Silk pocket IIandkcrchies and fancy Crava,s
Summer Stocks aud Cravai Stiffeners
Heavy Pentcntiary Plads and blue Drills
Best undrosscd Irish Linen for family
Cotton and Linen Osnablrgs, BedticAs and brown DO
mescs, largo supply,
Bale Cotton, any uumIer, at 70 cts. per bale,
Together with almost every article usually kept in
Dry Goods Store. lie requests examination Of his
Stock before purchasing clsew herelle sells ercltsre-
! ~ for CASH
! April q is
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GlRGlNiA--tt Court hold for Bedford County
the 3Oth day of March 7. 1912:
On the motion Of Job Sharp and joseph Bayne and
Wife Logatoee of George D)oey deceased ordered
that all prrs1us having claims against the estate OF the
said George Daocy, deceased, d, exhibit the same or
settlement to William b. Dooey and John Sharp Ex-
ecutors Of aad George Doocy, within six months from
this day, and that copy OF this order be inserted it
newspaper published in the town of ynchburg io
eight weeks successfully and posted the front door
the Courthouse Of this county on two successive cour
days. ACopy-'Tcste.
RO. {. MITCHELL, c. b. C.
April Sw
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EssE So SALE.

~ virtue of deed Of trust executed to the subscr-
hS Der by John c. Fr thin ran, bcarn! date the 3tn
day OF May. S4l, and duly recorded in the Clerks OF
flee OF the Hastings Court Tor the Corporation of Lynch
hufg Tor certain purposes therein mentioned, the under
signed as trustee will proceed Thursday the OH day
OF June next Git fair if the next far day thereafter!
to sell for ready money. to the highest bidder or
HOUSE IND LOT, situated on jefferson Street, IN
the town OF Lynchburg and adjoining ID. Il. Fdlcy and
Others and lately occupied by the said J. c. Frothlng
ham.
The subscriber will only convey such title is vested
IN himby the deed aforesaid which is believed TO be n-
dlsputablo
HENRY O. SCiIOOLFIEID. Trustee.
May 10 wt9J
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MAY

The subscriber having purchased A. Gannaway's
interest IN the concern of GannaNay & Norman, VIII
continue the Grocery business their old stand H..
ees thankful for the patronage extended to the cid
corn and most respectfully socits continuance of tn,
same In addition TO the stock hand. will be added
in few days FRESH SUPPLY, which he will sell
LOW FOR CASH, or in exchange for Country pro
duce. Il. +. MOORNAN
MAY = Is
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NOTICE.

FEsiif subscriber has on hand general assortment
4 BLANK BOOKS, VIZ: Ledgers, Journals, DAY.
Cash Tax Execution aud Memorandum Books, ruled
10 various patterns and bound in the substar al
manner general assortment Of " rtng and Letter Pa
pr Old Books rebound at short notice. Bindery
one dyor below the Yeran9ah. and opposite the Police
Office YIN, A. TALBOT.
Nav Is WtW
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E.fv1" .V'OTECE.

a IL Persons having claims against the estate OF
n VIM w. Perkins, deed. will please present
them. properly authenticated TO me for settlement
1hs notice will he plead IN baro all claims present
ed by the ooh June neSt.
DABNEY MARTIN. adm r.. Of
VIM. w Perkins deed.
May 10 wfw
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INTERNATIONAL DIAEoGxx.

EYyi7fti
China, you're cracked you've had FL
We've thrown yeu down. - CAGE iof al,
Do take lessen py't
Beware lest, when cur VIII i; f;s,
We roughly smash }oa iuto bits,
Nd ifaee you then ia h. cut
Ch;rG.
H's came, fight, bu' you uuf, tr.d.,
And AL ouI iea-pots sand s1ayb
To 'pou; tot Us plea.
The fact that in ,ouf faces s.aT-s
Your very alphabet declares
NUS come sflcr !.
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POSl5lO8fCnscstr.

The above sale is postponed till Friday, the 10Th day
OF June next, when it will positively take place on the
premises Those wishing 10 view the plantation, car
be accommodated at any time
TIIOS b. PAULETr
May ) wtl0Je
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CASH FOR ss1DES.

WILL give the highest prices for dried and raw
L Hides, delivered at the Market House.
The subscriber will also receive them to be tanned or
shares, and tho work to be done by responsible tan
as any in the State, and delivered at the Marhe
House when tanned. WIN. l.. FAIR.
Doc ~ Is
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VIRGINIA. - ~it.=-A Cour, hsla f,,r,
al inc Courthouse, the 2nd day OF May isi2. 1'saI
o,o;,,, HsaaG
horni2n Lavender, Robert r Wood. Gsoyr. =.
Edmund Fate Emily l. Tate. Edmund hon,sar = AZ.
dsea his Wie h2nas : Gfeer aud Ann J. HI, 'i hh
T. lafper Charles { Clrpsr, John Edmund t. ha"iY
IL a:e and Thomas y rats the last tire. f ''eorss
ian' children Of Henry {. Tate decd pd.nls IL
* CH,NcERv
The Defendants George 7 Tate Edmund rl,,,,-...
Mildred his wie, and John Edmund lat C.. On 1hl
and homas n Tate, not ha1 ing entered th II Ia.
and gwen security, according Ia the II asen
rules ui ta!s court, aud appearins by or, - ua
That they are not inhahant, OF this to,nn e4s
motion o the plaintiff by counsel, is ordered a, b,
last named defendants, do appear hese at July Gu, %i
and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that cor, r ~ nett
be forthwith Published in the lynchb1rg yirsaia s 'ta
aonths excessively, and posted the 5a dor Of the
house Of this county. s -
ACopy-Tes;e,
u,v 70 NC CARTER, G..
W2m
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IN THE UNITED STATES COURT.
For the Eastern ID 3tri.. or y.

= y - TX
For the Eastern ID strict Of yir;..
MAY Is. 1872: gina
y the petition Of HUH Mon,gomcrie. ope n Il.
~ partners OF James NJ Boyd Isaac Dlyepn,,, we
Robert Edmond, doing bussness under The s"a
Of Boyd Edmond s Co, against Joseph 5lorsb' '.'
Bn,trTpteJ '''''-- n
On reading the petition afrasaid, ia Ordered T.. .
Count that notice thereof be given to the sid i.a "e
Marsh pally by delivering him copy crcf "
be found within ,Ha District or BY leaving ,,ny !. Il,
al his known usual place olrsdence ehn III b.',s.
at least twenty days before the Sth day o Jay ac,
when hearing will he had upon The sad petfii, a, H..
Cliy Hall. in the City Of Richmond. wlhn tho .,,s
District; and aso that notice Thereof be pubhe in ,b
newspapers, according TO the !2d and 9th rule,
50 that all persons interested may appear at the slld n
and place and show CAUSE if any they have. wby ,I,
said petition should ut be granted ''
Copy-feste.
:, HENRY GIBSON, CIn
triN - WSw
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.SJ,utaisfrGfor's .S0sfce.

IL. Persons indebted to the estate Of Sally Bright
"A decd. are requested 10 come forward and pay
thoir dues as longer indulgence viii not he given and
all having claims will present them Tor payment; aud
those who fail 70 comply this notice will be plead against
them, after the 10Th June. 1892.
DABNEY MARTIN. admir-. OF
Sally Bright, dec'd.
MAY 10 w3w
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Cabinet Furniture. sha;rs. &C.

oSI received. a lot of splendid Cabine Fur,,,r,
~ consisting OF various articles in hatliDe. Also h.,
o' me a"d common CHAIRS; all Of which will he s1IJ
on the most reasonable terms " '''u
Agrl II {" eo'
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Richmond Axe Mandatory.
j. 4. BARNES q Co,

FENlE 81 BSCRll}ER has consented to act as ancn,
i for the above named Mandatory and viii keen
constantly on hand, supply of their excellent A y T.
which viii be- sold 10 dealers Manufacturers prices
II. Il. RICHARDS.
Anil 1.
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n ICE i. hereby given that the Discount days
" at the Bank ofNlrgina, and Farmers Bank, al
Lynchhurg, commencing tho first "Wednesday and
first Friday in May ucAt. will he changed The Dis
count day the Bank of Virginia will be Friday,
and at the Farmers Bank u edHeSdy.
JNO NJ OTEY, Cashr
A. TOMPklNS, Cash'r
Aprll7 Is
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Robert Y. EDHris.
a o ey at 4 "a w


MA Ill attend the Courts of the counties of Camp
w boil and Amherst and the Corporation of Lynch
burg. His Office is the office in the New STONE
building on Bank Square and opposite to the Office Of
Dabney, Esl.
MAY % I'm
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rs % a &c ID 4 q q :.

MRS HANCOCK respectfully informs tho pub
vi lie, that she keeps Boarding House. IN the up
per part Of the brick budding opposite the Post Office,
and that she is prepared 10 accommodate Young LADIES,
from the country adjoining towns, who may wish to
attend school in town. Having teacher. in every way
qualified for her profession, boarding the house, Young
Ladies, will have many adyanages,-the use Of her
Piano &c..-and their manners and morals will be
strictly attended TO by Mrs Hancock and their lnsrc
tress. Terms very moderate.
Aprl - II
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%. Ia.
EN'E have been at great expense. and loss of tune,
w preparing to DOT Bi.E REFINE OUR BAR
IRON, We are now IN full operation; and have the
satisfaction and the public gene
rally that we have tested it well. and feel safe in say
ing ii is the best made in this country. 1t is both
tough and firm We are so well convinced of tho a
bovc assertion that feel equally safe in warranne
every BAR to be GOOD.
JORDANS s IRVINE.
Rockbrdge, April IA. SIN
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q on ICE.

fHsllE firm Of Gannaway s Moorman wasthis day dis
u solved by mutual consent. All these indebted IL
them will please come forward and settle their rcspec
tive dues, is very DESTROYS close the concern rs
early possible. Payment be made either of the
partics the Of the firm will only 10 used in wind
ing up the concern. A. GANNiNAY.
F. r MO0RMAN
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LEMONS.
y II ~ o. s.. ZsI.l " q 81!

WE subscriber is prepared furnish any fam
l. ly desiring the above instrument. upon the NEST
liberal terms. and from the approved Manufactures
IN the United States. The justly deserved reputation
obtained by the different makers has been 50 much aud
d through the public press. that any remarks of his
would be unnecessary upon the present occasion lie be
ING known as a manufacturer of the instrument can re
commend the Pianos made by the dlcren, establish
men's, rs inferior u in the world All that he IT,
CURES Is trial and if the purchaser is not pleased with
the instrument, it can be returned
w. p. GREENE, Agent
% All Pianos sold by will be packed and sent to
any distance in the country. free of expense. Theyw
also be kept IN order year. without any charge 10 the
purchaser, by myself as pass through the country twice
a year regularly.
Scyt. IL 81
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To Planters and others.

fbNllE subscriber will sell goods In his line at small
u advance on COST. FOR C.3SH His assortment
OF Hardware and Cutlery very large embracing Tools
3t all kinds. building Materials, Saddlory, Looking
Glasses Cooking Utensils, and every thing generally
kept in Hardware Stores. II. b. RICHARDS
Jan 81 "a
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AR les.

SsNONEL and longs nj all prices
y Brass and common And Irons
Brass and common Tenders
Coal Skuttlos and Silters
SPIT Bones brass and common,
Waters ofall sizes aud qualltics,
Candestcks, plated and brass.
Shutters, plated brass and Steel
Brass and japanned Lamps,
Ladies' Dressing Boxes.
Sugar Boxes and Tea Cadios
For sale very low by
IL b. RICHARDS.
Dee 6 IA
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JOB PRINTING.
roLER, rovvNLEy & srATHAn7.

EsAAI<t made an addition 90 heT former supply Of
IA Jon TYPE, bog leave 10 inform their friends
aud the public geheay that they arc nov prepared for
tic &c, llan OF every description #
Lefger-Press Printing,
in tho sly and up,a tho ms reasonable terms
snch as
Plaruirrs, Bail TiorIrs,
Busisrss C.Kps, Butts OF L,ofso,
fsuIss CAsps, Ii,rrrns TIrs,
H,sp BilLs, Morris,
tIRcrT,Rs CnEcKs,
C.rALoerIs, NEGOTIABLE Morris,
NAY BILIs, DELIVERY Bosps,
IABFIs SrBPoEsAs AND WRfrs
sfAoE Buns, ExEcUross,
UossE BuI, PLus Bosps. Sc. Sc.
Having received saprlr OF EIlE and RID
iNE. they are prepared rrnt IN either ccleI. II
preferred
Lynchbgrg, Dec. g. 1871.
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q. w. YANCEY,
.IulY %

HONFECTIONER and dealer in Foreign Fruits,
" Cigars, Toys. and Fancy Articles, Main Street,
opposite J ID. Evans & Co.'S China Store, Lynchburg
May 70 Is
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HIas CONCERN
NOTICE.

FENflOSE indebted TO the firm of Payne & Gregory
will please call and settle their accounts and all ha
wing claims against them will present them for payment
as is desirable that the affairs of the concern be closed
As speedily possible.
d. B. PAYNE.
J. ID GREGORY.
April4 is
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IMPORTANT.
rom the Baltimore American.
WAsHINcroN. Jan. %

" AshiNGTONj Jan. 20.
Mr.. Tallmadge presented number of petit
tons from Ohio an ! New Y ork, thirty-fve in all,
and all demonstrating against the repeal, amend
ment or posrpoDement Of the General BANKRUPT
Law
The Committee on Foreign Relations report
ed Bill for French spoilations prior to $500.
The Bill had 6rst,and second reading.
Before the orders of the day were called, Mr..
Clay presented several memorials demonstrating
against any interference with the Banl rupt
Law.
Mr. Clay took occasion 10 express his views
in brief terms in regard 10 the Bankrupt question
and the manner in which it had been passed
upon at tire Extra Session of Congress. The
Bankrupt Law was one Of a series of measures.
great and important to all sections ofthe country,
but having different degree of Importance ID
each.
In Kentucky, Mr.. Clay said, Bankrupt Law
was not popular, but he much mistook the feeling
pride and patriotism Of his constituents, if, when
they properly understood the origin of this mea-
sure, they would advocate its rejection by Con-
gress. II was one of the beautiful. natural and
necessary features of our constitution that it was
designed for the common good and all eIasse. of
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-08
WEDNESDAY, January &c.

Today, Hisc resumed. The galleries were
again crowded with vast concourse, impatient
to hear Mr.Adams in his grand reply; but Wise,
as if conscious of the real object OF the assem-
bage, seemed determined TO worry and exhaust
them, and continued his tedious, disgusting
nonsense for more than two mortal hours. The
proceedings of this day are equally important
with those of yesterday and trust portion
OF them may be gi7en in full in your columns.
When Wise finished, the tuzz and clamor
which had drowned the greater part of his
speech, was hushed in expectation Of the reply.
But Mr.. Adams. who rose the moment that
Wise finished, secured the floor by raising
point Of order, which must take precedence.
MIR. Adams objected to the resolution as out
of order, because it accused him of two crimes,
for which the House had not The power 10 try
him, and FOR which the laws assigned The pun
ishment and mole Of trial before the proper tri-
bunal-the Constitution guaranteeing this right
with all the forms of Justice. These two crimes
were subornaiion Of perjury and high treason.
He said he woId refer to case in the pas,
proceedings of this House, which would Justify
mis- exception to their jurisdiction. -Four or
five years ago, some members of this House
were charged before the House with the crime
of murder in cold blood and proposition was
then made TO try them for this crime in this
House, and expel them from ii as punishment.
There came then a man into the House a man
~lh has face and hands Gripping lcith the blood
OF murdered brother member, and the stains
and blotches of that murdered victim still 10 be
seen upon his face.'' Here there was an in.
uesCrioaOie movement among the whole assem-.
Oily, as II general shudder passed over Them.
followed by silence like death. at was then
proposed TO pass over this man, The real on,bo,
of that murder and the principal actor II, II ana
to punish merely the man who pulled the ,r;a.
ger. and sent the ball through the heart of ,5o
victim, though he was but tool in the hands
of the actual murderer. The committee. an,
pointed to examine into the case, reported a
resolution 10 that effect. But | opposed it /:
and while insisted on the criminaliy of that
blood stained real murderer | contended that
this House had no jurisdiction, and urged that
they should both be handed over to the proper
tribunals to be dealt with as the laws provide
for that crime. For that same principle con.
tend now, in my own case"
All eyes were turned upon the condemned
criminal. who sat staring, fascinated bv The eve
OF bis calm accuser, horro,.struck,anda as thouoh
conscience smitten. The miserable man wri,bed
and gasPed few moments under the awful in.
nictlon. and then sprang up convulsively. and
stretching out his quivering hands as ;f h<
sough' 10 clutch the throat of his enemy, burs
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Correspondence ofthc New York, Express.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 29-Saturday evening.
PASSAGE OF THE TREASURY
NOTE RITI

The House of Representatives this evening
concurred in the amendment of the Senate to
the Treasury Note Bill, (striking from the Bill
the proposition to deduct the FIVE millions in
Treasury Notes from so much of the loan as is
one,--100 to l00,-and only saved by the
casting vote of the Speaker. The close dlvl-
sion of parties upon the question rendered the
closing proceeding of almost exciting interest.
Every means which malice or ingenuity could
invent were resorted to defeat the Bill, BY raj
sing questions of order, piling one point Of
order upon another, by motion to lay on the
table, and finally by resisting the amendment
of the Senate. All these efforts failed and the
Bill by the action of the House became law
between four and five o'clock. There were
some murmurIng among the disorganlzers
when the vote was announced. Had they
succeeded the effect would have been to en-
barrass the Government not only in regard to
its immediate wants. but through all its opera
tons for the year.
Yesterday the Senate did noble work il
refusing to repeal the Bankrupt Bill. and he
House have now responded to that act, in tire
passage of the Treasury Note Bill. This Is
ending the week well, and the events of the
two days in the Houses of Congress, trust
are harbingers of better times.
The currency question remains as it was
The House Committee have had several NEE
tings, and will report at an early day. How
soon is not known, and no day has been set
apart. The Currency Committee of the Sen
ate have had one meeting, and that of the
most favorable character. The members OF
the Committee, beyond all question, will agree
upon some plan based upon the Excheque'
system of the President and his Cabinet.