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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-12
DoCzES AND STATIONERY.
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.NE.HBEnE or the BAR We have jus pub
lished Essay upon :he Act Of the General Assembly
oi Virginia passed April Cd. 1888, entitled "An Act
mendng the Statute Of Limitations, 'oltl preliminary
inquiry inlo the law Of New Promises under - Statute
OF Limitations by William +, Joynes Of Petersburg.
Richmond, August - 7tf
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4 L the same lime aud ple mentioned II, the above
N advertisement the subscriber, IN pursuance ct n
deed of trust executed la him by Ezekiel llirner aud
Elizabeth his VILE 10 secure eetlan debts therein met
tuned bearing dale the ninth day Of January. cigh
hundred aud hfly snne ani o record the CLERK :
office al the county court OF Campbell. will proceed 10
se the sanu
TRACT OF LAND
Mentioned in thu ahove advertisements At public ane ton
10 the highest hldef ur cash, IN order h satisfy the
provisins ofaad deed The subscriber acting as rus.
tee. will convey only such ta the purchaser "a Is
vested In hun by the deed nadtr which he acts.
JOHN u. DABNEN. Tnisico.
July IL tuA
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.. W Wheat is quoted in the Richmond market a, IS
cents per bushel. '''""' ''"'A' - -
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CasEs r'gEs WHEAT

M Ill he paid by The subscriber, delivered at his
w Lumber House. IN the Canal
BENJAMIN L. S\CKETr
Constantly on hand, Lump aud Ground Plaster
u. FS.
Auo - ,sC
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ma,s mi sMs.doss nj Wing meetings in iiedford AIbe
uyler ,, res't. are in type. but. with nue., other
' u'd'oioae'y postponed.
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ron RE.v'T.

4 ND immediate possession gyen the convenient
~ and pleasant dwelling house in which INV
side. n'nt Inc Courthouse. ID. 4. c. PETERS.
July Il HM
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ron SILL,
NOTICE.

1HViE undersigned has united with him In tho prarrrs
q Of his prulession, Mn. CHARLES H. sLAreaTEa.
Wy isaroogement. they will be enabled 10 give prompt
al,cn,i,n 10 business. They will Practise in oil ins
.. GARLAND.
Aug. 8 lm
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TRACT OF LAND.
pOSIpD.NcJJEN 'p

Isl sNfahf. ' 4.
The aheve sale Ia postponed I'll Tuesday the 10Th
DAY nj September ueSt
The terms will IN stated IN the day Of sale
JOHN NJ. SPEED. ~
JOHN u. DABNEY, i'uS''S
Aug Il nOS
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NEW cItN GERM.
J. c.. G e. 9. TsTC CT,AIyATTAN.

GROGEtS \ COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
lrNcnBrRG, VA.
NO 6. McCLANAIlAN, (uf the firm Of Wilson &
~ McClanahan. Bachanun.) aud f.. q. McClatilan ,
(ul Roanoke counly) have e0ieed into CO. Partnership
under The sly lie and hrm Of
,. q. 81 T.. e.. NcCLANAIIAN,
For the purpose Of doing general Grocery and Com.
mission Cuisines, in Iynchhurg, Va We have taken
the house, MAN ST.. four doors above Messrs
bryant iuunl, and next door To DR.. Spay's Druy
Sure. They Will give particular attention the sale Of
FLOUR, WHEAT. TOBACCO,
and all kinds of produce; also. receive and forward Goods
Sc. Liberal cash advances made on produce in la md
We intend keeping constantly for sale well selected
stock OF Groceries, &C.
upon good terms as any other house in tho place. for
cash, ~ persons making conslanmenis Ten wears
experience in business by the senior partner with the en-
give satisfaction 10 all who may favor us With their
patronage
REFERENCES.
j. Anthony, Cash of Bank Of Va nj B1clanan; Col
john Shitkfv, Jas River, Bot Gu; II. NJ. Bowytr, Bot
lakeland. Nat Bridge; II. ID. Montague Christmas
hurry. Mont; Peck & Wall, Backs!nrs doG IT, Peck =.
Monroe co, Il. & Griffin Bush franklin CO.; s. c.
Hurt & Co Bedford co; Pleasant Preston. do; VIM
Gsh Cross lds. do; John Stuner, Bedford CO.. Pzer
x Johns II, Salem. Roanoke Co; p, II! & A. l.. Huff
do do; Peek & Micou, Big Lick, do; Gen. T.. Walis
Roanoke co.. Chas. Oliver, do; Jno +. j. White, do
W. N. pevlon. do; Col. Chapman, do; Samuel
Sioner, do. William Bush, do; COL f.. & J. McCana-
han, do; Madison Piizer, do.
Lynclbnrg, Aug. II I'm
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FfBeg SELL.

@HHA MY BRICK HOUSE aud LOT. at the uppor
.a4ilend Of Nun Street
SAM POiNDEXrFR Jr
Aug IL VITA
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TTNuE next sessiol Of this institution will c.mmene
Il on Monday, The dah day Of September.
TUriION-per scss,n Of five months, SIS; Bosnfs
Washing &c. ssi per month, one half payable IL od-
rance. NJ deduction will be made unless IN IL
potracicd sickness Persons Intending To pa,rsze Tho
school are respectfully requested send their
wards If possible. the opening .f the assh.u. Fos
further information apply to
THOMAS BROWN. Principal.
New London, Avg ) wGw
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Copper, lin and Ahcct.irOn
ESTABLISHMENT.

IlANf. taken my old stand under Mr.. Cheslev
llardy's Chair Factory, wlerr am prepared 10 rxt.
cuio work 81 every KIND in my line. Having 4 afus
stock 1t best materials on hand am determined that
The work AM favored with shall ,rcH erccsted. Il
prices to suit the times Any kind f.Heais Of prodNcc
taken in exchange for work Orders for ware by tho
package viii be filled fire per cent ocet Than by any ok
G house ia Jugiaia.
METALLIC ROOFS
laid on The most approved plan. will furnish
TK.v PL.lXE ron COVEXE.V.C..
New York prices and charge only for putting On Tho
root. CUTTERS AND SpOUTS put up IL o,vn OF
country. J. u. ROGERS.
n. IA large assortment of RUS SIA IRON on han,
suitable for tobacco teaers, cut mp at small advance.
j. u. Il.
August s 81.
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Buckingham y strict Co9rentioa.
This Convention will be held at Buckingham Springs
on Manlsy the , Of September instead u the 2Jih Of
August, as heretofore announced.
The New York herald., 1844-10-22
City Intelligence.

Lower Police Omce-Monday -BuRaLARIEs ON
lN0AEAsE The following interesting OF bur.
gsry and arrest OF the rogues evnces the necessity OF
appointment Of other vigilant officers such
named IN the course OF the article About two months
slnce Isaac Lloyd Of Laght street, letthe city tax
lngshis ismiiy with him. His house locked the
keys placed Tor sake keeping IN the OF Alderman
Drake o the Filth Ward, VINO resides directly opposite
On sunday morning OF last week, the Alderman eelihg
some anxiety to ASCERTAIN all safe Mr.. Loy
premises took the keys and entered by the front door,
found much valuable property on
the hoor ready to be aud the
Thomas Baker the constable OF the ward, and they
proceeded watch the premises Soon after dark they
discovered two lads approach. and Jumping the
railing IN 'front.' enter the house through aperture
made by breaking through OF the panels Of the
basement door, They arrested and taken
prison. While the Alderman and constable
way to the rombs, the iormer desired his to keep
look out, and his return he informed that light
had been seen in the premises during his absence The
dwelling was again entered by them and two lads
were arrested and taken to prison
Thus much was knowA by us last week, but we
framed from saying thing relation to the matter
until their accomphces had been arrested During the
week the active vigilance has been exercised by
Aid Drake Judge Matse and the ocers and they have
succeeded in arrsstng four ethers together with
red woman who the receiver OF the stolen property
previously removed They are all colored lads, and
Of them under sixteen years Their hn
Thompson Samuel Smith alias Anderson jesse Manning
John ColIis. Joseph Thompson. John Ward alias Lamp
ley, John smith, John Peck and Elizabeth Butler 100
much praise cannot be awarded to Alderman Drake who
principal making these important arrests and
RIDING the community OF SO many midnight depredaors
They nave all been conmlted and Ill be sent
the Stae Prison.
BuRcLAsy.-rhe dwelling of william II. Bird, in
Twenty second street, the Ninth avenue enter
ed through the front basement window, which was
broken open Sunday night and large quantity Of
SILVER ware, together with ne dress coat other ar
tces, stolen The burglars have been arrested
HOTEL THiEvEs-There prowling about
city gang OF petty thieves who enier hote night
obtain lodgings and then prowi through the house
search OF what they may fed to steal Of this
two med VIM. Reed and VIM. Clark, who entered
the OF Patrick Collins, 50 Chatham street. sun
and
which found in the bed where they had slept They
were fully committed.
Coroner's OHice.-The Coroner held an inquest at
native Of ireland aged a. years The deceased had been
sick Tor past and died suddenly Saturday
tsrnoon, from disease OF the lungs.
The New York herald., 1844-10-22
In ChnncerY.

Before vice ChancellOr McCOun
Der. 2l.-The following decisions were rendered by
his Honor to day
John s. Stafford vs. James b Douglass ek al Order-It
that Courts bou to to the fractional
parts Of day in order to determine the priority liens
by judgment and executions when several have been OBJ
the tims Of d0cketRg judgment, not Of the day,
giving lien lands, and executions take effect, to
personal property, from the hour and minute they
received by the sheriff, and they to be
the exact time being noted upon them by the officers
Cowen b92, is direct and explicit authority for this
rule and the rule applicable here in respect
the filing OF creditors bills, which create equitable
Informing White 81 Paige 6oS the Chancellor rscog-
izes well settled that the creditor who first hes his
bill here reach the defendants property which cannot
be cold an execution at law, obtains preference.
This preference arising from his priority in point of time
becomes q matter Of legal vested rights which
even Court of Equity will not disturb 4th John.
son. ch r 667 Stafford obtained it in this instance by
fling his bill and serving his subj few minutes be.
fore the other complanans, Groz and Crosby II was
saords good luck and his FAULT that he got ahead
ing delay in finding the execution returned before they
could present their bill for the injunction but this acc
dent mistake Of Office not sufficient ground for de-
priving Stafford of his priority Ordered, that Stafford be
nd in the order inwhch the several creditors bills
were filed
"a ~ Vanpen vs j M Woodward Motion for leave
amend defendants answer In ths above entitled
Ordermotion denied with costs compliance 10 be taxed
as certified In the decree.
George p. Kerr Thomas Deren, adainstrdtsr, &c +,
and ofhersThis To reduce masters fees
sale rderth the master refund $22s of the $66
which he retained out Of the proceeds OF sale for his
commissions and Disbursements and that he deposit the
$50 with the clerk Of he court to be added to tho
plus money heretofore paid In by the MASTER and that the
master pay the costs OF the motion, to be taxed.
The New York herald., 1844-10-22
General sessions.
Before Recorder Tallmadge Alderman Jackson and
ahev

NJ C. PATERSON, Esq. District Attorney.
MoNpAv-Case Of Edcard Fdrnain-At the opening
Of the court the Recorder stated that the argument pre-.
sented to the court day for Of Judgment
the Of Edward Fesrnan late OF the deputy keep
OF the city prison, conviction, for aiding and sb
ting IN the escape Of Hoppy had been fully considered
and the facts presented carefully reviewed The
facts objection to judgment were that the jury while
visit TO the city prison to ascertain the location Of
the premises had contrary to the instructions OF the
court made enquiry OF one Of the present deputies whe-
thsr prisoner could escape from the second corridor
where Hoppy confined II the keeper that corridor
had his eyes to which question the keeper answered
ia the negative This may have bassed the jury
and been the point on which their verdict turned
against the accused he question asked and tn
answer thus obtained open court, before the
counsel Of accused and the jary had power right
TO ask such question: other question bearing upon
the iscta in the u was, therefore, irregular and
improper and as the question aud answer was very sg
ncant II doubt had effect to ntrol the verde
Under hese circumstances the question the
power Of the Court as bearing upon the ans whe
ther it ossessed power to reverse the judgments Upon
examination OF authorities upon this subject the
Court had concluded that they possessed no power to de-
Justice Sutherland ss precedent they had over TO ar
rest judgment Tor rregulary which appeared evident in
the presented in the OF the counsel Tor
cused The Court therefore, should order arrest Of
Judgment in the case which aient to an order TOR
trial whenever the District Attorney ieeis disposed
to call the case before the Court
Sentences --Theodocius Chambers and james Albert,
plead guilty to an 'nd.cmentior selling liquor without
Plea Of Guiuv,--Mchael Kelly plead guilty TO an in.
| dictment for keeping disordery house.
Acquitted Patrick Horan tried and acquitted
indictment Tor constructive grand larceny, in steal.
ing 1000 cigars worth $36 from Rosslt Of No.
l20 William street, on the 10th septe mber last
Assault, and Battery, scifh intent 10 kill -Thomas Will
liams black fellow, was tried and convicted on an
dciment for the above offence, committed the night
the 2sd of September last upon the person OF officer
VIM. II Knapp. Williams had committed burglary asnd
watchmen pursuit OF him, when Knapp happen
ed to pass along and caught him by the collar. Williams
drew endeavored 10 cut him in the side, but
the nstrnmdet struck the arm OF Mr. Knapp and cut
th nh aeeh art n very hon
Mr. Knapp confined to his bed for three eks snd
nearly died fro ~ loss OF blood
The Court sentenced Williams 10 hc state Prison for
years At balfpas o'clock t'i~ ws' nlfrott ~ sli u
o'clock to-day which Will be a. ..l# tr 'rfn.
The New York herald., 1844-10-22

DuMgIEToN's (LATE PALMo's) OPERA HousR.-
The excitement al this establishment continues
unabaed aad other result could be anticipated when
the recollection is carried back to the period, when
month two ago the Ethopians attracted hundreds
and over again Pslmos They are performing in the
full tide Of prosperity and before that besutiu theatre
devoted to other less attractive entertainments
recomme nd early visit.
The New York herald., 1844-10-22


Der a. Cornelius Pan Sanford vs. Laac B Hen,uan,
Sheriff Of Green Co This action brought by the
landlord Of a certain sore-house situated in Catsk to
recover Of ths defendant the OF S94 60 obtained by
him by virtue Of notice to levy under the Revised
Statute, for rent OF said premises II appeared that
tenant named Wakely owed certain amount OF rent TO
the plaintiff who his landlord The sheriff issued on
execution Judgment and levied the goods and
chattles upon which the landlord notified him not to sell
until his rent was PAID being empowered to do uade
the Revised Statutes. The claim amounted to $94
It was put In for the def that the land rd and Wake
y had Misunderstanding in relation to the rent al.
legged agreement being for $3.50 for the rs sx
months and 20 s225 for the subsequent period Of year.
the letting being made in 1889 The Jury rendered yer.
dict for PLAINTIFF e2si %
The New York herald., 1844-10-22

The Concentrated Ezsraet or sarsaparilla,
tiensn and Sasaras pepa ed by the New orb Coese OF
Mrdcne and Pharmacy, established Cor the Suppression Of
sessng all the ponfyns qualities and curative Of the
above rbs is conhd@ny recommended BY the Co lese an
hney superior q any extract OF sasaa,lla at -st bers
the public, and be relied renedy for all
d,ser,s ar;nF from an impure at- Of the boJd '.sn .
pain the bones or oins nodes cpaneons p9a,
throat disease from the secondary enec OF
syphilis or AN iujudicious use OF mercury. -..-.
Sold in single Bottles, at -. % cent? each
{ in cases Of half dozen Botts. ss
Gases forwarded 70 all parts Of the Union. ....
N. B.-A very liberal discount 70 whoeshe pufehassn
Once Of the Coly g Ns;;saTnsoN Ns;,aa .I,sfj NJ D. Ar.n,
A RIessspu 10 mll.-Thc genuine COUno1's
Magical Pain Of the greatest blessings TO man
reaf number OF our citizens that Ierhaps,
H. psn ~ i ,ways On hand We think person sar without
n wonderful healing al,e within their reacfor al old or
sb ssr = urn, scsds salt heum is Effects rally
', IL Il 10 he hd only genuine in this city at Com
.toeH * 20 s, No. q Courtlsndt street
he public counterfeit Of this magical Sslve aud be TO
procure itas above. only at Courtlandt street
Postpone mont s-in cOnse quencc OF the great
procession and meeting Wednesday, the dscogrs" ~
Nh Noah on the RESTORATION o the Jews us postponed until
Monday evening. the 2sth. at us Tsbrrnacle
The New York herald., 1844-10-22

FINE BAss.-Mr. Lewis Rogers, of the Rec
House, Third Avenue, caught one OF the finest
bass ever hooked in this neiehborhood, when troll.
ling, on Sunday evening. It's weight is upwards Of
SO lbs II will be served up in Mr.. Jones's excel
lent style at IL o'clock this day, at the Second
Ward Hotel, Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1844-10-22
Court Cslendar-Tnis Day.

surrnroR CouRr-Nos. 8. 90, II, "a, IA, 10, ios, so
~, Al, 10
cmcu,r Covsr.-Noa os, 90, 100, 8, I7s, e. A. H.
40, 10, 40, Ia Ia.
Cosnos PLsn-Nos. =, lle, 8, II, ~, 49, a. S,ie,H
The New York herald., 1844-10-22

NAvAL.-Thc u. S brig Pioneer, arrived At
Hampton Roads the nth inst 90 days from Rio janet
On board are the feamen of the Congress- whose
terms Of enlistment have expired The Congress
expected to return till next spring.
The New York herald., 1844-10-22

MONTREAL RALRoAD.-Of the capital stock of
the Braeboro' Railroad the OF $3.50 600 has been
subscr rbeds TIE work will be commenced when the So b.
scripon amounts TO q million oil dollars Concord, Mace
Fresmdn.
The New York herald., 1844-10-22

DAeuERgKoTyrE, Plumbe obtained gold
medal AZ the exhibition in Boston, for his daguer-
reotype portraits.
The New York herald., 1844-10-22

Intellectual have been started Tor the hair The
rpuuou Of he original AID for the only ARTICLE used TO
OF Constoeks 81 Coursndt strct where by half
rad for the money and better by Tar than OF other cle
VIII. will stte hs-or who with his covered with
danduf. his head becoming bald Answer oI yourselves
penf lrfnenn An ladea
The New York herald., 1844-10-22
Superior Court.
Der. 2i.-The Court engaged in hearing motions,
but nothing Of interest came on for hearing

SEVERE GALE At HAvANA-We learn from
Capt Wilkins, Of the brig Tit, from Havana, that
on the 4th and 9th inst dreadful hurricane was
experienced at that place-about 125 houses were
unroofed, or otherwise injured, about 60 Spanish
.'droghers' were sunk The brig Trenton, of Dux.
bury, whilst lying at anchor was totally dismasted,
known, more or less injured The ship Perdonet
had PIT into Havana 8th inst with loss Of all three
topmasts and foremasl. Saw several ther Ameri-
can vessels dismasred, bound in. We alo learn he
same hurricane was experienced at MatsDzas, and
out of rs vessels in port the time, but two rode
out the gale in safety The brig Poland, Of New
port, lett Havana for Mariel the day before the
gale Serious fears were entertained for her safety.
A Spanish of war brig was lost during The
gale, near Havana-crew all saved, with the excep-
ton of the gunner Ch",ieaor Mercury, Oct. Is.
The New York herald., 1844-10-22

This celebrated Oil has fully sustained its reputation IN
restorer Of old leather rendering soft and pa
Bile This fact IL renders boots and shoes ente
mperyious to
Sold 2t Courtlandt street.
The New York herald., 1844-10-22

Chinese Cement for mentiing broken China,
glass &c, warranted Ct Walker street,
Broadway. Is cents a bottle.
The New York herald., 1844-10-22
The henut,ruI MANIAC cr 4

My heart will burst great Ruler of ths unyerse Can thy
works be thus blasedl That lovely sprng
lures Godsee hr she hat m.gnifesncs action
dear reader she her long gu combs hsr
golden h her orked fingers; be her shs
dow the glsss, and thus with delicious voice
ITO Jones for skin, and to Jones for my hair.
To Jones for my beauty, and all you se fir
must thank HIM alone. twas his harsuf and Soap,
= That made my bad hair and bad skin to eloIe'
Here the quslties Of both the articles The Joness I
liam Chemical Soap tmnd III ID where ee gsnuirs in
this cy) will every kind Of enpton and ohapped
tender flesh feckles botches salt hsum scuvy &C. and
makes dark yellow skin clear and beautiful sold at so
cake the sign VI the American Eagle 81 Chatham
mind he only place in his city. AK for Jones's sosp-
mind take Other ccaed with dangerous
terfe hr other, for the hair, sold r three hilnrs trial
bottle IL will the hair grow falling
scurf danduH and make light rd hair dark from
the roots Observe make false we've seen
both the articles tested They sold very reasonable indeed
cheap by Jones At the sign Of the American Eagle ch,thsm
Nsw iork; BY Zeter Ledger Buildings Philadelphia;
state street Boston; is9 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1844-10-22

PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION The Harrisbnrger In
felllgencer gives returns many of them official,
from all the counties in the State but one Elk and makes
Shunks majority 1904 The Abolition in coun-
ties heard FROM officially, ID 970 This returns indicate
large majority in favor Of the sale OF the Main Line
The New York herald., 1844-10-22

Besrs Hair Restorative. for forcing hair
tosrow bald places and pgsyentinp IL falling ont, 81
Walker street, first store FROM Broadway.
The New York herald., 1844-10-22
Suhacrlnll0lss
All PhtlasIelunlla

All Philadelphia subscriptions to the
HERALD be pad TO the agents Zeber Co.. Ledger
buildings Sd and C-snnt st where single also be
obtained daily at o'clock 3m
The New York herald., 1844-10-22

HORRIBLE EFFECTS OF GRoe SELLINe-SHocK.
ING DEATH "A Mr.. Hamilton, aged about 40 years,
Of the warehouses on the river. He was man of
Incorporate habits, and we are informed had been
SO Piled with liquor at some Of the numerous
drinking establishment under the hill, last evening,
he had fallen. cold rain storm prevailed much
of the night, and this morning the miserable Ine-
brate was found dead, his hands thrust into the
sand and his face partly buried in it, the last effort
had wife and family in Ohio city, Cleveland
HeraM Oct l6
The New York herald., 1844-10-22

GooD SHoorNG.-BEAT 1T WHO cAN.-Messrs
Ross, Trumper, and Perry, of Nyack, Rockland
county, during stay of two days in Orange county,
last week, shot Isl woodcocks, IA parnidges, and
six mail
The New York herald., 1844-10-22

I GREAT SPORT OVER THR BEACON COURSE, Ho-
BoKEN, THIS wEEx.-Fashion, Marchioness, and
Regent have arrived, and ore now training for the
sport promised over this course. In consequence
Of the great mass meeting Of Wednesday. the four
mile race is postponed until Thursday. The other
races have been somewhat chaagedin consequence,
which may be ascertained by referring to the ad-
vertisement. They commence Tomorrow