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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-30

NEw YoRK AND ALBaNr.-Passenger go through
VI. Iousaionic Railroad, in seventeen hours
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CHATHAM THE,rRr.-As was anticipated, this
theatre was filled 10 OVERLOOKING last even ing On
Monday evening, in addltionto the unrivalled spec
tae.e OF undile, the new drama Of the Mechanic
and the Oven, or the Tewer Of London, s to be
produced This piece las been got up at great eS-
pense in style heretofore unsurpa sse d, and will
no doubt richly reward the enterprise Of e
fnanageK
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MINI WEArBER.--Yesterday was so mild, thai
m and overcoats were uncomfortaby warm
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SrErD.-We received yesterday, from Adams s.
Co. the Albany Journal of the previous evening.
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PAcGEr sHr GARRIek, arrived last Friday, sailed
To1 Liverpool on the 18th ult., and not the 3d.
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CooFENSe j. Fennimore Cooper was a, Albany
a 'e last dates. The State Barber is thrown into
=pi.ns thereat.
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STAN FmcArE MssovM-This line steamer has
m.le a ,rial trip down the bay and back She was
found to work admirably We have been told BIZ
tis,s who were on board, that the machinery ssc.
.ce,.ied beyond expectation
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Nsw BooKs-We' have seldom or never been
ea,eS on to notice romantic and soul stirring
book or history, as the lite OF the COUNTESS EMILY
PLHrIR.
inis neat and truly beautiful work is got up IN
sp add style, translated by one OF those uniortu-
na sons of Poland, j. n Salemouski, who was
Ia AZ with all her deeds OF proves, as soldier
i'll mes attire 1t is illustrated with portrait, repre-
seeming her in her military garb-perhaps in the
a. e. addressing her compeers in the cause -oi
lib ~
We recommend the work to the public, as an
hisa'y Interesting one. President Tyler, Martin
VA Buren,, Hon. Daniel Webster, Henry Clay,
Es 'ad other gentlemen OF distinction, are pa
irons .rr.
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PrxwroxIANA The last Boston journals are ST.
lent as death relative to the movements of Charles
Dickens. What is the meaning of this nonsense1
Is the march Of events thus to be impeded! Is
knowledge of new kind to be suppressed, like
DE-. Motifs Lectures, by order Of the Chancellor !
If the Boston journals do not fulfil their great des-
tiny, and give full clear, graphic, and particu
ar account of the NOV ements Of Charles, and the
attentions paid to him, shall ncontinenty COM
maud the to stand still the hills of Hacken-
sack, till we send corps Of police reporters TO
the east, to give us the information so ardent
ly desired. Charles Dickens is not to be slight
ed in this way. Charles is amiable, good, kind
humorous, quiet, gentlemanlv being, besides being
as original genius as ever lived. He is the first
born genius in the great oeofoco literature Of the
nineteenth century. 1t is true he was born in Eng
land-yea, even in London-but his mind is'Amerl-
cdn-his soul is repubican-his heart is democratic
yea. he is all the great masterspin, the orgi-
nator Of the locofoco literature of the present age.
Let him, therefore, be treated in the proper man.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
New York. Sunday, january 80. Is4a.
Close Of Colts Trial,

Wegive to day the closing scenes Of this very ex-
traordinary trial.
Yesterday, Mr.. Whiting closed the arguments, in
one Of the most eloquent speeches, for the prosecu
on--and after a. short adjournment, Judge Kent de-
lvered his charge to the jury
10 this days paper give full and accurate re-
port of this charge-one Of the ablest and most i'm
portan, certainly, delivered in this city Some
extras were issued last evening, containing meagr
and ridiculous version ofhs charge, full of inaccu
racies and gross legal errors The only full and
rect report is TO be found in the Herald.
Towards night yesterday, crowds hung round the
City Hall-and great interest and excitement perva-
ded the city. ..,,
POSTSCRIPT
AT four O'Clock this morning the Jury came into
Court with verdict of GUILTY OF MURDER.
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assigned ior the commission OF this act and this
subject let me read what a writer, speaking ofthe
results of his Investigations of men-of human
nature, and the causes Of human action assigns as
the lesding motives ofsuch acts. -.
Motives are with relation TO moral conduct what
physical power is to mechanics and both Of these
kinds of impulse are equally under the influence
Unknown laws But in reasoning upon motives and their
resulting actions Il is impracticsblsto obtain the same
sure data when material phmnomena only are in.
volved since Is not possible to discover all the odi
flying circumstances Of human conduct to assign with
unerrng certanty the true character Of the motives
from which they spring. ft.
An evil motive constitutes in law, in morals the
of gu and the existence of inducing motive
for the voluntary acts Of rational agent Is assumed
naturally secondary causes concluded to exist for
are inv araby followed by voItions and
actions Is therefore In the Investigation
of moral actions to look at all the surrounding cfcum
stances which connect the supposed with other
persons and things, and may have Influenced his
The usual inducements 10 crime the desire OF re.
venging real fanced wrongs; of obtaining some Oh.
ject desire which righully belongs to anoheror Of
preserving reputation, either that Of general Character
the conventional reputation Of sex or prsfession
Sefshness and maligny subtle we'll as impor.
tunste cssnists and even III possible to smersts
all the infinite ways In which they lead TO action Il
would be rrecv ant to do since the subject properly
belongs to distinct department Of moral science.
tits alwaysa satisfactory circumstance of corrobera
ton, when In connection with convincing facts an sp-
parentiy adequate motive can be assigned but, the
operations OF the mind are invisible and intangible
Impossible 70 60 further. UDfue great stress
must not be laid upon the existence sup
posed to be Indicative Of motives ought IL in any
case 10 supersede the necessity for the weight OF
proof as would be deemed necessary In the of
all evidence Of such stimulus suspicisn--teo readily
compatible with that even and unparalleled state Of
mind, which Is Indispensable the formation OF correct
and sober Judgement While is, that "mputs,ion
End strong circumstances lead directly tie the door
"Trihes light as air,
Are, TO the Jealous, copfr nations strong
| proofs OF holy writ" .,.. ..s
| (Here Judge Kent treated Of the various motives
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-04
Road TO the Waite Sulphur
SDl. NS s.,

". DIBRELL's SPRINGS AND THE NATURAL BRIDGE.
yuVllE road from Iynclburg to the White Sulphur
Springs, BY the way OF the Natural Bridge and bib
Yell,, Spnes-isnow in comp and the Stagesare
ne usua making their regular trips. Extras at all
lime be gotten in iy@ehbgrg for the Springs on that
route Apply at the Franklin Hotel The following is
an extract of letter from gentleman who has been
gagged in the repair Of the road e. NJ BRUCE.
EXTRACT.
"DlgREI.i.s SPRINGS. July 20, 1912.
81 wrote YOU on the 23d that hy the 2oh our read
,yod be in good order for the stages. We have large
number Of hands a, work. and ii will certainly be ready
for every kind carriage by Thursday next he roads
leading TO and from this place. in every direction, w
y that time be in good condition. and on the ih shall
expect the stages from lynchburg and Le"sonfg. IL Is
reported, in sections o the country mat ms rsao
lshmcn was materially injured by the late f"od. and
that have discharged my servants. ! his. You know,
is not So better prepared to entertain com
pany than at the present moment
Respectfully, Yours.
CHS. l.. D!BREII."
Aug ot
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DAN RIVER LAND
FOR ,%.HEF;.

V1NllE subscriber offers for sale his TRACT OF
Il LAND, lying on Dan River and Wynn's Creek,
in the County of Halifax Virginia. miles East
OF Milton, N. C. and on the South side Of the river,
tanning by survey SO .4CRES of which there so
ncres of river and creek low grounds, and half
two thirds of the tract to clear, Of which there is
portion Of the finest kind OF TO K.1CCO L.5.vD
The improvements are comfortable DWELL LING
HOUSE, with four roolns. good I0bacco Barns, Ne
gro Houses, and all other buildings necessary on
Farm. He deems more particular description
cessary, as all persons who wish TO buy Land like to
1t before they purchase.
lie would prefer selling privately, but if it is sold
before the Both day Of September next it will on that
DAY go at public sale on the premises. The terms
will be liberal and made known on tina day.
JOHN II. CARTER.
July % Is
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NOTICE..
June l3

DY virtue Of deere of the Circuit Superior Cour, Of
ID Law and Chanccry for Montgomery ounty, pro-
nounoed the Goth day of May, 1912, in there
in depending, between Jacob Cooper and others Plain
is, and the heirs of Thomas Barnett, deceased Deen-
dants; shall proceed the Sd day Ct October next.
being Montgomery Court day. in front Of the door Of the
Courthouse of said county, sell on credit of one and
two years. to the highest bidder, public auction, the
four following Tracts parcels Of Land, To witt One
of 1873 acres; of 80 acres and Of 80 each
making in all about 563 acres, less,al Of which
tracts adjon, lie contiguous each other. and are
situated on the great road leading Fast and West about
d or miles east from the town of Chrisansburg and
adjoining the lands of Jacob Kent and others. This
place has always been regarded first stand for
public house. The Improvements two dwelling
houses and some out houses. The purchaser will be
qulred to give bond with good security, and lien
will be retained upon the land until the payment of the
purchase money. WILLIAM BARNETT, Com.
june % I'm
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Ii u Il Il a u e. - n RI L n 4. -
.y.NHEEST To-. va.

tlilSexcellent watering place ready for the
n ccp0n OF visitors. The valuable properticsofits
ers have been too long known require any description
or fresh praise and nadilion choice chalycaie fountain
has recently been discovered about fifty yards above the
Sulphur Spring. the waters of which exactly like
those OF the Bullaoe Ridgc in Nelson county These
admirable Springs, thus contiguous. onder this place the
most desirable for vaetudnarians of any in this sec
ton of Virginia; aud to those who wish to spend in
delightful recreatlons, IL offers superior attractions. The
air is pure and healthy The adjacent streams are sior
ed with trout aud other fish; the forests abound in game
and the neghbong mountains uncqualled sublime
and beautiful scenery while from their submits (Which
are easily attained the views, in extent and mag
nlficence, are beyond description. The Springs are
Of easy access all Sides and but four five hours
ride from Lynchburg over the new Turnpike.
From long experience in the business the subscriber
iaters himself that he will be able make every thing
agreeable tot visitors and exertion shall be wanting
TO render their stay in every respect satisfactory.
Board per week, Sc 90
" day, 25
Man and Horse per day rs
Horse per week 90
Children and Servants half price.
WM. II. KNIGHT.
June l3 pm
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commissioners Aafe.

f.rd. pronounced Al the July Term. 1872 in the
ease of Turner VS.. Fields. the undersigned. a commits
sioner appointed by the said decree, viii sell. to the
highest bidder. on Friday the i9h day Of August 1912,
the tract OF land now pSseSsinn OF John Fields. ad
joinng the lands Of christopher NJ on, VIM Martin and
others, containing two hundred and twenty This
land lies well, is web wa,rrd with good Improvements,
and very productive.
TER NS.-One third ofthrpnrchasc money will here
qures in cash, and the balance credit of and two
years. the purchaser giving bond and good security. and
the title retained till all the purchase money pad.
Chc title is believed to be good but acting Commits
~, will convey in the special warranty only.
f.. A. TALBOT, Commissioner.
July % tl9A
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vol. xXE.-Jv0. 2.

are to pay for the REIMBURSEMENT Of Maine and Massa-
chusetis. In this case, we are heavily nicked Its
also rnmorcd that the put the negotiation on
such footing almost forced the Commissioners 10
assent to the ermselling them that the responsibility
and the chief suffering would be theirs, if war cnsues
through the failure ofthese 'erns do not yet credit
these things.
The Democrats arc already taking violent ground a..
houn Is mastering his State rights forces to assail IT,
The last doctrine of that school APPEARS to be. that
State Is not mistress Of her own territory and cnnnut
give itnp even with the Of the Federal power
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July 81
NO 1kCE.

4 LII creditors VI Samuel Branch having a claim or
"A claims embraced in thu first class of debts prov.
ded for in certain trust deed executed TO me by the
said Saml Branch, bearing date the 2Sth day Of anua
ry lS42 and Of record in the Clerks Office Of Campbell
county, hereby notified and required furnish me
with statement of their respective claims by the 25th
of November next, they may be thereafter forever
debarred from any participation in said Decd and all
those indebted to me- trustee aforesaid, whose notes
were due the 10Th Of this month, must forward
and settle shall put them in the hands of officers for
collection. Letters me will be addressed Oakvc
p o. Buckingham county.
WILLIAM d. BRANCH,
Trustee of Sami. Branch.
The Richmond Wing will please to publish the above
advertisement twice week till the 18th Nov. next,
in the country paper and forward its account to this OF
flee for collection.
July Ia CoN
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Land and Negroes for sale.

virtue ola Deed of Trust, executed 10 Oh the
923d day Of April. 1912. by Col Henry 1hweatand
Wife, for certain purposes therein specified. and dull
corded in the Clerks 0ceof the County Courts Of Hall
lax and Prince Edward thereby offer for sale the follow
lgvauable Real Estate, viz: Tract of and suahdiu
the county OF Halifax, sixteen miles n f. OF the Court
house, on Hunting creek, adjoining the lands of Col
Henry Darlington and Others and containing by esima
non about 600 acres about half Of which Is sand
ing III original growth Of woods with abundant sup
ply ofgoud binding timber There is on this ractd land
from 80 to 30 Of good branch and creek atand
free from inundaion and very fertile. The plar.ltion
Is IN good repair, under good cultivation remarkably well
watere |. situated very to the Main South western
road where the stage passes and rcpasscs three tines
week, and near good grst and saw mill and cotn
chine, which greatly enhances the value of the tnbered
land. The roads Ia and from the plantation in every
direction are fine. The ncighhohoud is remarkable fn
the health, intelligence, morality and wealth Of IFS ell
zcns The buildings consist Of a small. but comfortable
dwelling. Al present occupied by tic oyersecr With ou
houses sufficient for the place. This Estate j well
worthy the attention of Capitalists.
also offer for sale the tract of Ia Il
on which Col Henry 1hweat resides or mile
North of Prince Edward Court house. and six niles 5
W. of the town of farmville. containing by es,maton
10Y .sCrcS. with good portion of meadow lnd
abundant supply of wood, and orchard of cho3 fruits
he buildings are IN every respect very valuable The
dwelling house contains rood and thee pas
nd * cfo i,o
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To Travellers.

DERSONS contemplating visit To the Virgins
4 Springs this season. informed, that the Road
from Lynchhnrg RIA Fincasile open and in good
der and that travellers will consequently meet with no
impcdlment in their journey. There is also night
travelling this line Stages and horses in fine order
and excellent and safe drivers. WIN. TERRY.
Proprietor.
o. The Richmond Why and Enquirer will inser,
the above four times and forward then accounts this
office for payment.
.jnlv u
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NOTICE..

VIE subscriber respectfully tenders his thanks to
his friends and The public generally Tor the very libe
raj encouragement heretofore afforded him and would re-
specially inform them that he has taken Mr. VIM b.
Murrel into Copartneshp with HIM and that from snd
after the first day of March, 1872 the business will be
conducedin the nameof THOMAS q. AGREE s Co.
All persons having accounts with HIM previous TO that
date will please call and settle the same
THOMAS O. AGREE.
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EsotelOsirt Seminary.

HVlE exercises Of this Institution will be resumed O,
4 the first day of September next. under the super
attendance ofihe Rev JOHN ANDERSON, A. NJ.
The Board Of Directors have adopted measures which
they trust will insure the future efficiency and prosper
ly of the Seminary and ente it TO the support aud
patronage Of the community
II. w BOWYER. President
.JNo. 7. ANDERSON, Secretary.
Fincastle, July Is In
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WARRINGTON HOTEL.
a!i|l

TuNHE PROPRIETOR of this Establishment
turns his thanks 10 his patrons for their generous
support, and them tina, he has made every
rangoment for the accommodation of the public.
in the most comfortable manner. and upon the
most liberal terms In consequence OF the clnbar-
OF the times, he has reduced his charges 10
the following prices:
Board Tor man and horse per day. 81 80
Board Tor do ! %
BY the single meal. for dinner. 30
For breakfast OF supper Ti
For Lodging 25
Travellers will always find his bar furnished with the
best liquors. his table supplied with every variety which
the market Afford neat and well furnished rooms,
obligng servants, aud an difenfire Osfler
The Proprietor sufficiently fortunate. notwith-
standing the mdncss of the winter. 10 obtain plentiful
mppyof | { f. SO that his patrons who think
"COID WATER - TllE BEST"
may be assured Of always finding pitcher Of good ICE
WATFR-qulte luxury amid the summer heats.
The stages viii cali a, any place for the accommoda
ton Of travellers. JAS. NJ. EANGllORNE.
e3 For hire, good Hack, gentle horses, and a
careful driver J. NJ l..
july lS
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NlslSMSe
~ "THE LYNCHBURG VIEGlNlAN,

published semi'ceek'y (erery 'ho""oy ara
:. r., y,os p,r anniu, paya6le in odrdnee No sub
.;o, ,si be rsceiredt for shorter tune hon SIR "o"s'
and no paper ,riH discontinued, (ereep at the "e'e""
~ ,s< Editors until all arrearases are paid
a.. ADVERTISEMENTS inserted al % CENTS per
.,vae for ess) for the first insertion, aud "a eesJo'
s,s,y subsequent insertion
EVERY .fDJ'ERIISER rs required 10 'o'e' ." aus
hon, long he ,risles has advertisement inserted
,,.n,,t not so noted rrM be inserted tW ITS DIS
resnti,,,tanee be ordered.
EOR YEARLY .1DJ'ERTTSLNG the terms are to'
she privilege of squares $40 for one sqnd'e so Jo'
,ns square, inner form, s35
az JOB PRINTING crecuted aeatly and erpedif'o"s-
~ and on reasonable terms.
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JOHN ~. MILLER,
ApurA N \ NV An AZ

"lI.L regularly attend the Superior and Inferior
w Courts Of Cumberland aud Powha,an. lie will
also attend the adjustment Of any business entrusted
to him in the counties oi Amelia Goochland and Chcs
terrified.
REFERENCES.
Langhorne s Armstcad, Iynchburg.
Darlington. Gibson Thornton. Richmond,
WIN. NJ Thornton. Cumberland
Samuel p llawcs. Pow hatan Co. House.
Address--Powhaian Go. House.
july IS Inn
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INDEPENDENT CLASSES

Preparatory Mathematics 90 on
The price Of Board here put down at $3.50, is thai
paid 10 the College Steward. who. in consideration of
certain privileges binds himself 10 the Faculty TO take
all Students who apply for board the price here stated
The Students boarding with HIM lodge in the Cullcpc
building,
The price of Board, including Washing lights and f-
c, AT other Boarding Houses in town. cannot exceed
3l3o.-'Ths has been established by general under
standing with the College authorities.
To enter the Junur Mathematical Class. the Stu
dent must be prepared To commence with simple Equa
tonsIhosc not so prepared may obtain the necessary
preparation III Preparatory Glass.
In addition the studies above enumerated there is
department Of higher studies necessary 10 the attain
mcnt OF the degree Of A. NJ.
Information concerning this course Gas well rs other
matt6rs) may be obtained from the annual Caalo Iurs
or by corresponding with any one Of the Proi,ssors.-
The classical certificate is required Tor the degree of
NJ
Gentlemen wishing TO prepare themselves for Medi-
cal Graduation nj any Institution obtain the neces
sary preparation from Professor Mnaton. who gives
private course of Medical Instruction: Fee $50
Inaddiion tic the Class of Municipal Law there will
he second and private by the Professor in which
The Text Books will he fuckers Commentaries the
Revised Code, IomaN' Digest. Stephen ON Pleading
LIST ID edion.) MIord's ploadnes; while the Stu
dent will have The advantage of reading extensive
and well assorted reference Library: Fee $50.
Text books on all the subjects referred To, can be had
in Town at prices not exceeding those in the CUES
All persons Attending of the private Glasses men
toned (who happen not to be Students Of the Col
legc) will be required marcula,e ii above the age of
Is.
Private instruction in the Classics preparatory for
College, and in the German Language. may be OBJ
tanned in Town. Il. r. DEW. President
July q w3w--wl5S tn 200
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Land for sale.

A"AiN oilcr for sale, Tract Of Land, near Loving
Il stem, in Nelson county, containing
-Four hundred and twenty Acres.
ms Land is of good quality and well tnbercd and is
capable OF making first rate farm. There is also
Good VIII site
." 'he land. As have no other inducemen, in selling
a 70 pay my debts, the terms will accommodating
s 'c accomplishment of that desirable object will per
mt MI John Stevens. Jr. is residing on the and
=; m snow 1t to any person disposed purchase, and
Is ,nhy authorized to contract for The same
ifthc above land is not sold by the fourth Monday in
eus' next, VIII then offer for OF sale; public auc
"o"' IN front Of Chris'opherl. Estes tavern.
July II ~