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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-09
TRUST SALE.

1ohSuASTto decreeof the circuit superior court
ol bedford, pronounced the 2s)tl of July, 1874
~ me sun o "Nlcajah Davis 0s. Powell Ownby and
The undersigned commissioner. will proceed, On
,he i'n dayoJanuay next the premises, 10 sell 10
s''e h,ghesl bidder, THE. TRACT OF LAND con-
tttyeo IN rtst by the said Powell Ownby and Nancy
,As we to Wa. II. MmCan, trustee by deed OF
GATED the Gath Of july 1926, and vf record in
"'''0'o county cour. containing
fS72 .ECKES,
lying IN Bedlord county, adjoining the Lands of tie es
ave u Mitchell Ewing. decd. joseph Ruff and others
anu also. all the PERSONAL PROPERTY men.
"a IN said deed, consisting Of Household and kllch
~ rurni'ure, Plantation Utensils. Seek Of Cattle and
loSs' lhens the increase Of the stock conveyed in the
Ieeu aforesaid besides other personal chaues The
LAND Is rich mountain soil aud valuable tobacco
VIII be sold upen credit of six, twelve and esh-
, Zen months. for equal portions Of the purchase money
e purchaser giving bond with good secnrity-The per
I''a property will be sid far cash.-Ihe title 10 The
'a Is believed 10 be unqnesonable but it will only
conveyed to the purchaser by deed with special war
ssn'y. q. A. WfNGFIELD, Conn.,
pec -'@7 tsJap
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MI K'EEE.

Ely authority of two dccrecs OF the crcnit superior
court al law and ehancery. for Nelson county, pro-
nuunee the Slh OF October oi IN the al Jno.
}. Brown & Go, against liarrod y. scott and others,
and oI towards against the same; shall the Isl
day Of January next. the premises. sell 10 The highest
bIeder The TRACT OF LAND formerly owned by
said Sco, adjoining the town o Ioyngston, confirming
upwards of twenty acres, and which there is large
DWELLING HOUSE with convenient out houses
suitable lor professional man. Terms Of sale.Sixly
dollars in cash. and the balance in six. twelve and eai-
teen months. in equal instruments, secured by bonds
with approved security, and ue withheld TO the
ultimate payment. CiiA'S. PERRoW,2 co,,,.
5. CLAIBORNE,
Nov, Is I'll
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ElEl&MiSo
.THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,

,r.sel semi-,oeeky, (crery Monday aud Thursday
r, Dollars per annn, payable in adrance. No sub
ri be receiredfor shorter time than sir months
=. papsr r1 be discontinued, (erecp at the discretion
-, EIteys,) tntd all aYeardgos paid.
aDYERTIS E.aIE.N1S inserted at 80 cents pc,
for less) for every inner form Insertion, and 81
49,. per square Cor ess) for every outer form insertion
EVERY .4DyERIIsER as reT"red to note o" his
bo,c long he rishes ms advertisement inserted
not so noted, ,oH be inserted till its DIS
,;.uanee be ordered
ron YE.7RLf .ADTERTTSLNf; the terms are for
;r,,.e of t,ro squares, $40 for square, se5 for
... ,oaare inner form, $50 Ecery yearly Advertiser
III. required cofas his advertising to his pdrtiea
lar line Of business
~ JOB PRINTING erccaed neatly and erpeditons-
49, nj on re asonaJie terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-09
" Mountains interpnscd
Make enemies Of usiions. who had else

Like kindred drops, been mingled into one"
Tho hardy npunaiaecr Of the We,i, as does lie M
lives Of the lowlands breathe alike the same holy devo
ton 10 Ibis our common mother and each stands alike
prepared TO defend her honar 10 strike ior her safety, and
TO respond 10 her cal 5 upon hin.
Tossed, we are al lines, np1n iae wave OF party
excitement; battling, oliea Among ourselves,
for resp, Give political principle dear to each; dly
de5. as proud aud liec and independent people ever
viii be, as 10 the great questions and n'cy OF govern
aeu yet these we trust are but the occasional heay
nes Of the ocean, which, though aIltaed into occasion
storms still bears in safely the vessel that rides upon
its hs0m ard is destined, trust 10 enIlVe Inc threat
cninI tempest. Amid these conflicts and trials, our
dear, native land still holds upon our affections,
and is prosperity and happiness are sun The end to
whlci the pa,rlot lutks.
And the division of opinion will and ever must exist
10 the policy expedency ut meas1fes. though the
views Of some " III conflict With those of others as 10
What shall be best for the public good, though differ
rs 10 means To accomplish cfnnnn end may be
long 10 lhia as Il viii 10 every Deliberate body where
freedom Of thought aud freedom 81 action perva; yet,
like The iugrr Of clock, which lis circuit aud
is sill at hume" 50 his variety ii etninu tins conflict
of views these occasional struggles nk, we ttust but
Ultimately, to the result, the common benefit OF The
whole.
May this shirt gentlemen, ever animate oar public
councils and conlrul our public men-ay the reprrsrn-
aves of the people "a his gr, feel lha, each and
every part our beloved commonwealth have he like
claims upon them, and Lat each an every part
qnay entitled 10 the ioserns care OF legislative pro-
teclioa.
On motion Of Mr.. Watts, the rules Of the last ses
sion were adopted aud Daniel Ward ere appointed Ser
sean a Arms, and Eo5ea Bradley, and VIM Chon-
bcfs, doo!ketAels,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-09
PACKET BOATS.
Tri-VJecEyy LSMc Only.

TTi- vVPCEVy EtNC ONFy.
ENROM this date (25lh Now we suspend our daily
H. line Of Packets Dewteen Richmond and Lynclburg;
and shall leave, until further noiice,
Lynchburg for Richmond Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, ats o'clock A. Nj.
Richmond for Lynehbnrg-NIonday, Wednesday and
Friday, at o'clock 7. NJ.
Fare through from Lynchhurs TO Richmond, 5000
&c Charlottesville, by
Boats and Stages. via Scol,syille,) meals on
he Beats aelujed, $3.50
BOYD, EDMOND s DAVENPORT.
Nov Is is
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commissioners sale of Real
Eea1a1P.

pursuance 10 decree of The county court of Frank
lin pronLnc,d al the Nov. term of said court in the
case Of Diekinsan Dickinson and Others The unGer
signed commissioners will, ON the 2ls day of Decemht
next at the Siore House Of Preston < wich, of,r
for sale, 10 The highest BIDDER credit OF and
.e'rs equal lnslamenis. the purchaser giving bonds m
approved security and the title 10 the Land retained ior
further indemnify that wei! known
Tavern stand and Tract of Land,
situated AT The junction If Stony Fork and Goose Greek
and lying both sides Of each stream, containing by ole
survey 300 Acres belonging the Estate Of Pleas
ant Dickinson. deed. The buildings comfortable
and convenient, and the property will be shown any
person wishing To purchase by Mr. Archibald Praher
residing on the premises, by p Preston living with
in one mile Of the place.
JOSEPH S PLEASANT DICKINSON.
Dec 5 l2lD
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PETITIONS.

Petitions presented and referred: by Mr. Pres
tnn ofa Convention held IN Lewl-burg IN August last
urging the omlleun of the James river and kanawha
improvements and the construction Of other works for
the benefit ul the trade ct the. western part Of the State
by Nr. Anderson, of citizens Ut Prince Edward, Char
loue. buckingham aud Campbell. asking fir new
county out Of SAID counties; by Mr. Iuer Of citizens o..
!yHebufg. praying The passage Of law authorizing
gluns suceties receive and hold requests; also by
Iuer, Of he Mechanic Artillery. asking the passage Of
a law authorizing exchange Of arms S>c.; by Mt.
Wilcher, of coleman ID. Bennett, Tor Rounding sum
u money; by Nr. Tuer, of Edm nNlatlhews Of Lynch
burr. PRAYING be released from fine incurred by for
ielnfe OF certain reclgn zancc; by MIR. Fod, dncn-
mems from Buckingham and Prince Edward counties,
relative 10 the formation of county out Of parts of
Buckingham, Campbell, Charlotte and Prince Edward,
by Mr. I oler, documents Of similar purport.
The Speaker laid before the llouse>he following let
Ter from Chapman johnson, Esq.
10 The General assembly # FIgt,at:
regret very much Ia inofm you, Gat the reysal OF
The criminal cude which committed % my charge,
remains yet incomplete, ard that progress has been
alde in siDce The OF yodr last session.
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NEW JERSEY LOTTERY,
Class a, TO be dra,rn Jan. s. 1915 Is Numbers
Drarn Baliois

Class a., to be drarn Ian. s. 1915. Is .NumJers-l2
Dracn BuAots
Capitals $50 ,00O-l0 000-5. COT .0OO-3 ,000-5
Of SOLO Of .2e0--l0o of l,oOO-lOO of
400, Sc Tickets in this Magnificent scheme SO
Shars in proportion. 4 Certificate Of Package Of
70 Tickets viii be sent flr leo.
&C. Tickets in any Of the Lotteries under the man
agemeut OF Messrs. j. &. Greaors y Go. may be OBJ
tanned at any time, by addressing the subscriber.
Every person ordering tickets in any of the Lotteries
under II management Of Messrs j &. Gregory Sc Co..
will receive the ,fical drawing published IN til, BulIc
tin newspaper, The same paper Will also contain list
of schemes ahead.
Nuney all the solvent hanks in the United States
and Canaa received par tor tickets sold at the Old
Court OF Fortune. 220 Broadway.
E7.fCM.Eas IN.
II will hc observed that the price oil Certificate Of a
Pacakge OF Tickets is the amount 81 RISK on y-ur, IN
other words the difference between the cosi OF Packs
age and The otoeSt amount II possibly draw When
Packages ordered The amount o risk only has be
sent. When single tickets ordered the whole
sum must be enclosed.
all money letters invariably come safe by mail if ad-
dressed To JOSEPH liOUGI,
No. 220 Broadway, n. Y.
Dec ) It
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Great sale Of Dry Goods at

.YsSCficu.
VNTIIL be sold, Saturday. the 9TH of December
w next in the house formerly occupied by Rodrs
Burton Grc 10 ten ho,Saai dotuS ,eortl a Scasoaa
bic DRY GOODS, upon the following liberal credits
For all sums 300, co days credit
=" - 5000, 80 '' "
:" =" " 900, 4mont!s g
Z" 10000 6 ="
" :" 10000 - g d"
Country merchants and Others wishing to buy great
bargains on long time will do well 10 attend the above
sale, Us the Goods vii be sold without reserve.
TALBOT s LANiER. Auc,'rs.
p. s. The above sale viii continue IRON day to day
until completed. I. l..
Dec. 3 I'D
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.JLEI.s.V'pEE.s KoT terry.

Class 3, 10 be dla,cn i'm Is, lSl5 - .Nua,Jc,s-lJ
DIarn Ballots.
Capitals $50 600 o ,000-5 000--1 COOS. 100 -
5uO-2.0On-l ,5Oo-lO Of l,0oO-i0 Of 5U0-I 10
Of 250--i7 of 2O0--2Oo Of $4,000 Of l25, Sc
Tickets slO-Sharcs IN pfoparliun. certificate ui 4
Package of Sc Tickets will heseut for 500.
.E.s.yE.TED 1'Fy +. g'Tg3ssy'!
NEAR ONE .NILLIO.N OF DOLLARS 10 be dis
hibafcd IN The .7LEX,iNDRk7 LOTTERY,
Glass l. to be dra,c, Jan. - 1876. - Va mbersl %
Drara Ballots
Capitals $jo,ooo-l5, 00o--s, ooo-6.0o0-5 .0o0-2,
1l0-JO Of O00-J0 Of 550--5o 1t 400-l1O Of
200. &c Tickets in this Brilliant Scheme only So;
Halves S. -Quarers s.. \ Certificate Of a Package
of % Tickets will be seut 10! slG0-Sharcs in pro-
nuIllnn.
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ALEXANDRIA, lcyTIRv,

Glass ?, 10 be d,apaJ jan IL. lsl5 IS Numbers 3
Dra,cn Ballots
Capitals s35, 600 0,ooo-s. o0o-5 00o-l .oO0-3.
1870 ut 5000 d 500-5o Of 1O0-l5U
OF POO, &c. Tickets only 5lo---Sbares in proper
ton. Certificate OF a Package OF u Tickets W i'll
be Sent ti slon
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T. CON Ut YHEES i!

10y VIRTUE Of decree Of the Circuit Superior
- Court OF Law and Chancery. fer the town Of
Lyncaburg, in the of Rives admir- of Jesse Clark
son. deed, against Garland and others, will on the
Tuesday after the second Monday in January next eel.
'alnly sell, if possible in the town of New Glasgow and
county of Amherst TO the highest bidder the
.M4.NSION HOUSE Tract OF Land,
late The properly Of David S. Garland, deed The
fisa1 DWELLING is large two story Brick Hause,
3e4A with Brick Kitchen, walled Garden, large Brick
Store House. Compiling House and two Offices and a
fine Brick Blacksmith Shop, conveniently situated with
Barn, &c. and the tract contains upwards of
ECSA Gao ACRES OF LAND. The
Store, Compiling Room, Office s Blacksmith
wv Shop, may be sold separately, if deemed
- practicable. This property is valuable, vel
~ believed the purchaser will get great bargain.
lIhis property is sold to pay the debts Of Jesse Clark
SON. decd, and The balance, # any. for his heirs law
Therefore creditors particularly invited 10 attend 10
ensure sale; also the heirs of jesse C!srkson decd.
we'll as the public in general, this being the third
tempt 10 sell.
TERMS OF SALE.
Cash enough 10 pay charges Of commission. ADVERTISE
menls. surveys, Sc, and the balance in three equal
payments, credit Of SIX twelve s. eighteen months
('he payments may be made longer by consent, the
DAY {" sae) the purchaser TO give bond with approved
personal security, and the title to be withheld till full
payment is made as ultimate security.
CHAS. PERROW, Com'r.
Dec5 uAJ
NJ ahe Richmond Wing will please copy the above
I'll day OF sale.
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= ). TOLER, TOW.vLEY NY.fTIl.F.Y
WINTER AMUSEMENT!
At THE OLD COURT OFFORTL.NE 22o
BRO1DU.7F .NEIy YORK

BRO,1DU.7F .NEIp YORK.
Special assacytor The city Of .Netr York, rhere mil
lions hare been distributed 10 The fortunate.
I'llE Subscriber would invite the earv attention q
L all persons desruus uf acanee IN any OF tn, follow
ing Brilliant Schemes sum To b. drawn under the Man,
agemen Of AltssTs. j. g. Gregory \ Co.. successors to
Messrs Yates y McIutyfe.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class ! to he drawn
Jan. 4, lei5. IS Nnmbefs-l5 Drawn Ballots
Capials6 prizes Of iu,oon-3, 500 ,3in--25 of
.0O0-53 of 4O0-2tO pa. Sc. grand scheme
Tickets only Sl0-Shares in proportion A Cerif,
cate of Package ot ~ Tickets will be sent for
Si20.
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Dec 5
,$0!3 again.

GnA SACKS nav discfatgiug from the Boats
OVO unon. Paul Pry and Il. l.. Mnebeli-for
sale low, the old stand Of Boyd, Edmond Co.
he Canal by EDMOND, WATSON Co.
Nuy2 j Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-09

Mr. DAVIS III klug aud Queen. presented the memo>
nal 81 Mr.. Samuel, complaining ul The unuue election
u Nh. Bmadus. the returned nenh,r nun aiullne.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-09

Dec. )
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-01-26
WlNTERlNG BEES

Bees should be well wintered To ena-
bic the owner to do this, the best methods
will here be given. They should be winter
ed in perfectly dark, dry, and quiet place.
A young swarm should weigh twenty-five
well. Should they fall short of this weight
they should be fed in October. Old swarms
that have large quantities of bee bread. have
been known TO die even when their contents
weighed thirty pounds. Ifthe hive is placed
in light situation, it is not easy to ascer-
tain the amount Of honey the bees will con-
sumo.
A circumstance ofvital Importance in ven
tilation. Authors in general are not explic-
il enough on this important part of the sue
cessful wintering Of bees A desire TO make
the bees.quite warm and comfortable indp-
ces many to make the hive quite close about
the entrance; and if the weather be very
cold the breath OF the bees condenses, runs
down, on the sides Of the hive and forms a
sheet of ice This condensation and free
zing continuing, ultimately closes the bot
tom of the hive, and destroys the bees as in
fallibly as if they were Immersed in water
Even should not this be the case, a conse-
quence, almost as fatal, OCCURS. The ex-
haations of the bees are condensed in the
hive, aud, settling on the comb and bottom,
cause the whole interior of the hive to
mould the bees become diseased, aud in
most instances die; the few that survive,
being worth but little the first season after
wards
No means ofpreventing this can be adopt
ed but through ventilation. The only inn
portant question connected with ventilation,
is that of degree-how much ventilation is
necessary. IL the bees be wntered in a
plastered room and the hive contain draw
ers, remove these, and open the bottom OF
the hive two inches. The air is thus adj
United at the bottom, and let off at the top
producing ventilation sufficient to keep the
bees in healthy state. If the hive is kept
in dark bee-house, out of doors, one inch
and half will suffice; if in an open
hee-house, one inch. Ii is necessar,
to keep the sun, rain, and snow from
the hives Dryness is of paramount impor.
lance to the health and prosperity Of the
bees; if the sun shine with force on the
hive, the bees come out and are lost in the
snow.--Jones' Manual
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-01-26
THE CRAZY MANS TICKET.
ron PRESIDENT,
SAMUEL b. GOODHUE
ron VICE PRESIDENT,

We once more hoist our Political Flag
and although Death has made n sad rent
therein since il was first unfurled, we have
still The most perfect confidence that it will
wave triumphant, at the close of the APP
preaching campaign.
Our worthy candidate for the Office OF
Vice President, the man Of our first choice,
has been taken from us, without being per-
mitlcd TO see carried out the many plans for
the welfare of the country which he had
projected.
We have not cared to I'll the vacancy
thus made, hastily; willing to profit by the
errors of the poor, deceived aud betrayed
Wings, who shouted for and elected their
Tyler too" without once dreaming any
one but the lamented Harrison was TO play
the President
IT'S not yet decided ham this vacancy shall
be 6lled-most probably the subject will be
referred TO Baltimore Convention.
In the meantime, il gives us great plea
sure to be able to inform our crazy friends
at distance, that our yenerated candidate
for President has Just returned from tour
through several of the States, iH perfect
health and full confidence in the success OF
our Ticket. We have Just had the pleasure
Of an interview with him; and to hear him
give an account of his reception at the va
rious places on his tour, one could not
doubt, for moment, that nne-tenths of all
the Politicians belong to our side, and that
It is even probable there will, in the end, be
no other candidate than himself
IL h.. r. IL i
characterizes most politicians, but immedi-
aiely commenced speaking Of his plans and
prospects, as follows: as.t
"My friends first sent me to this Asylum,
as you know, for asserting that was heir
TO an immense estate in England, which was
unjDstly wihholden from me; hoping, sup
pose, by shutting me up here they might
get it themselves have consulted all the
lawyers ] could find on my late tour, and
have ascertained that there is no longer any
doubt about the validity Of my claim TO the
aforesaid estate. Between us, said he, in
a whisper, 81 have written to Queen Victo-
ria direct upon the subject, and am in daily
expectation Of her answer, which | doubt
not will set this matter right. With the
money shall receive from this source, in.
tend to buy up all the raw lrishmen in New
York and other cities, who am told canno,
be prevailed upon TO support any Ticket
even ours, from principle.
81 find" continued he, 'ihe fact Of my
being an unmarried man is likely to be O
no little service to me amongst certain per
sons of influence. Van Buren, was said tc
have owed many votes to his gallantry; but
these votes, he will find in the coming con
test, will be thrown in another direction"
We forbear to detail further the plans anC
views of our candidate, at this time, bu
cannot close without reiterating the assnr
ance we ourselves feel, that all things ar,
working well for the Crazy Mans Ticket
Asylum Journal
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-01-26
BY WIN. f. RYTHER.
LOVE EXCHANGING.

And Is il just or kind, my mother,
To break my heart to soothe your own;
And would you give me another
Than him love and love nlones
Shall be false To every feeling,
To every plghted word untrue
And with poor smiles my thoughts concealing,
Bestow this welded heart anew
never loved but once-no never?
And when heart like mine is given
1t fondly loves and loves forever,
Unchanging as the truth of Heaven.
Before the sacred marriage altar,
With him alone, hand linked in hand,
Sustained by trust that cannot faier,
Dear Mother will your daughter stand!
Then deem not that such love will perish,
BY any change, or time, OF chance,
For can never cease to cherish
The thoughts you vainly call "romnnce'
Undimmed will grow my true devotion,
Now rendered to his dearest name =
Untadcd bloom each sweet emotion.
Through life, thro' liie--,he same, the same.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-01-26

Henry Clay'S Wyc,-A lady of North
ern Pennsylvania now residing in Virginia,
has written to friend in Monlrose, Pa, from
which the Editor of the Susquehanna Reg
lister has published several extracts. Among
them we find the following, which will in
terest the ladies at least, and shows Mrs.
Clay to be the true American matron, as
her husband is the true American citizen
and patriot.
al happened to get into company with
Clay men and ladies too. | met with Mrs.
Il, of Lexington, Kentucky, who had
visited at Mr.. Clay's during the summer -
and she gave pleasant account Of the do
nestle habits of the family. MIS- Clay gets
up at 4 o'clock in the morning --superin-
tends her dairy, does much of the labor with
her own hands, sometimes churns the cream,
and ARRAYS salts and prepares it for market,
&c. She said it was well arranged
house, and she described the place as beau
tifll in the extreme. enquired whether
Mrs. Clay was genteel and lady-like in her
manners. She said yes, exceedingly So
that it was rare to meet one so intelligent
and accomplished Mrs. ii. would almost
have made Clay man Of you, if you had
heard her talk"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-01-26

The Public Ldnds--The communication from
the General Land Office yesterday laid before
Congress, shows the sales ofands for the last year
TO have amounted to 500 ga acres, making two
millions of dollars, exceeding the amount received
the preceding year by $600,000. OF the sales, not
more than 10000 acres have been sold above the
minimum price owing as the Commissioner thinks,
10 the operation ofthe presumption laws, which en-.
able the actua settlers to secure the Understands
at the minimum price. During the same period
more than cen Thousand patents have been trans
mitted, and all that have been prepared have been
signed. -.Yatioaal hteLigsncsr.