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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-25
LSNCIaasiIieG MAiekEr.

For The ,ecch ending Saturday. .\arember osl, 1914.
iobaceo-lngs, shipping, 81 40 To | to; mauuIac-
lrring 81 80 10 $50; Inse 81 90 to $50; Leaf interior
$500 10 ZOO common. s2.5oto $50; m,ddllng, 81. 80
Ia 90 good $500 10 1900; fine manufacturing leaf
$40 tolu
Flour. 3.25 from wagons; 81 10 out of store-
Stock light aud IN good dcnaud
Uhtm Red g.; Nlno Gj cts. per hu,hcl
Grata.-Gon 80 Ia 80 cents per buslel nom wagon
Oats sheai 81 cents pei hundred, ceaned lrom wagons
% 10 % CENTS; Rye, none in market,
Ch.rsr and Gtass Seeds. Some sales Of Clover
seed. al slore at s. Of Old seed No crop ye,
market.
Prorlsions -Bacot .G from wagona, 81 IN : retail
Beef 30 per hundred; Meal, 50 10 40 cts per bush
81 trem Naeon.
Cqgee.-sr Domingo, y to 6 cents per h., Rio. g
10 10 cents; iaguya TO 10 cents; Java 10 IN III cts,
Cuba - as
sut~.-Drown New Orleans s to 10 cents per h..
Porto Rec, 10 cents h.; ST. Crols, 10 10 III
Gems per H.; Loaf. l24 10 II cents per III.
t"dies.-IalIow. ~ 10 . cents per h., Spsrm, 80
to 10 cents per h.; Hail suns. Ii to per H.
Uhstep.-t onnon % to 80 ccnls per gallon. from
wagon: from store. 80 to % cents. kected, 40 to 80
Erandy.-Appe, 2S to 80 cents per gallon; Peach
81 cents per gallon,
Cotton imus Factory prices; ls eta per h. as
sorted
bon-Bar Iron, so per ton from boats, IS from
Store Pig IS per ton
SieeL-Blis'crcd, Ga tnS cents per H.. German, TO
10 ce"'s Shear 70 to 20 cents per b Cast S',ei. 20
10 p cts. per 10.
Lmsecd Quo to Is ct, Lamp, 81 90 to l,5o
per gaon Tanucrs, $1,000 to 20,O0 per bDi.
LtatherGood Sole. lS to 20 cent, per ID, Danas
ed Sole, ) to Is cents per 10.
Po'nder.- Blasting. 800 to i.25 per heg; Rifle, s.,
80 10 600 per kcI.
ltooL--Woo, &c to q cents per h. Wool Rolls 81 !
10 IS cents per b.
Coed and Uood-Dirumnous. % cents per bushel
Aniltrartip. II ll Oak aid mNeI W OuI A.
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AN AMHERST WHO.

W lie Lecos take great credit 10 themselves rr
'''''ahce and nagnamiiy, in lhs That the, have not
give" any external mamie stations II ther JOY over thc
recent nuTih. They say it is ali 'inuard'' and chart
W.T. But We Lave head II al tout oi Tie abundance
" we h'ait lie moulh tI,akelh,n and We for one
WI" believe in this te,ior delight. On Tie contrary
"etfleve itty scG6ened by their viciry-sadd,i,.
!" We" both Of Tie asl and The fuuie-or lie pas
'h'y have conquered by unfair means; of tie u-
e because Of the breakers hic they see ahead and
''" ''ey nave good reason 10 appehead their unprac
''u ltddrr VIII not he able To shun What the Wheel
s "Azee says is tue ii them in other parts Of the
N'S"'y-and indeed, we believe the sentiment is almos,
,F's''' we art informed (saysllat paper Of the
~" 's''') 'iai many ntnltls ollie Loc.loco rariy
VI, "e'e"oofhe,d fills city, Speaking of the proba
"''''h I" James X. Polk 10 the Presidency. candid
,.a ""'"Heed that they deeply and seriously regret
''a' 'heiF fary had humped, and frankly acAnuw
''a' 'hey would have voted tor Mr. Clay if they
"",''Pa'ed the Possibility of his defeat In Pitts
we learn, vast numbers of the Locoioco par
f"''ey expressed themselves in similar terms. and
u... VI "e 'p's'erons exhibitions Of triumph aud ex
"'1''"n Which usually follow grea, political victory
soo"y ana poTlenons calm pervaded the whole city.
."u WAS harl to tell which party was the must AZ,
'''' ana cast doSn, the Wings or the I.ocoiocos. ~
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RICHMOND LAW sriasO,.

foNlIE subscriber has established law hvd 10 THE
u city: The term having b-{an M Tia 81 IDs,ssi, aus
ending the las DAY III Apri nexi.
The cnrrni rours. embraces The uulnrs. qeovssD
principles, # The law NJ Nature and Natipn.--f Cou
stilsiloual .as-aii IT the Mnnicir, Law oi Virgil
MA at length; and will ll,we, ny snosher Course
fa technical aud rraetral ciiatsrrr, extending
thru n another term, AMI embracing u the
impadsn, branches 81 Muniep,l Law --hr"thrr
viii, the subject Of Pleading paeiice. and Esldcaee.
mnfe larnelY aud n,inu,.ly considered.
A. HE same nr. In accDmnelaie such students ~
may not eisse Ia rrpse.n,e bath these courses Al iuH
length. thee will In ciepsrd Coarse cnhracifg ih0
most essential pads 81 each Il them Ia single term.
Aud there will be 4 shofi addnh',a Course ~ k,et.
one embracing the prnrp lrsof the psrticnlsr
" applied III Forensic Argument a,iDo whci, bs 10.
hen most ad,antsgeuusly in short summer i-sm. ~
the end III either III. other Courses OF Inv VI.
u"protlably. n, intervals during Its prtgrrss.
he i,t iu instruction will I've $50 FIR the C"Srss u
Law hr the term, and $50 for the Course o Rheosi0
payable In advance.
Application. may te made hy letter. u, wrsonsllv. Il"
thu subscriber at the iual iiuuse, or ~ lis t,s
on lib .ltee. souh side, oh door from ,he
Main.
WA. MAXWELL.
Richmond. November l9,h. III
DJ 6rnllehen intending enter The Schoh during
'te the LIST day OF January n.Nt, wlen the Course will
strucon IN such case will be no. ior The remainder VI
the term.
kienand. Ny q Gun
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-25

o. Among the handbilIs extensively circulated in
Georgia during the late one, stating that il
Texas annexed to the Unun. Georgia would be
entitled her share Of the public lands of that county,
to .290, iS0 acres, and that each vpcrs proportion
would be $50 acres. The Georgahs having robbed the
Creek Indians Of their territory, (by treaty. Of course
aud then divided by loory, uf course keen for
similar specniaon-and they voted for Polk Deg,a
DID u '"nse parry leader: he Hho ur.t such an ar
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-25

Emgrd'is for Liberia. The schr. Chipoli. Capt.
Nannlng sailed from Baltimore to Liberia, few days
ago. carrying between sixty and seventy emsrans. under
tie auspices OF the Mary land Colonization Society. OF
this number, thirty were manumted by Mrs. Wilson of
Kentucky aud q by Mrs. Tonpkins Of Virginia The
rest were from Maryland.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-25

g Some IL IS Of the ;.ocofoco voter. in Cole
brook Connecticut. endorsed upon the backs Of their
tickets for Polk and Dallas the words THE dsr,,si-
;ornl This ballot is opposed To the annexation Of Texas-
certainly very queer way Of carrying out their rrin-
cinles.U
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OBITUARY..

DEL. IN Thursday the 7h inst. aged ~ years,
M,arn, daughter ol i'rnj n. Robinson at Bedford
~. Death aiaier all circumstances il solemn aud i'm
pessive but when in The blpm al hlr and the houv
sncy u YOUTH upon whose check the rseae hue oi hesh
hoons IN all lis freshness, whose every pulse
beat with HE PROMISE OF long e happiness cut duwn
aud Consigned 10 the tamh tho solemn truth s brought
hume In us with irresistible force that lie with all
bright aud lliiierng allurrmeuS Is but a leeng pa
geant. an empty show. But few months have past
and The subject u this brief tribute wep the grave
III klnd and allrctlonao mother. How smn how very
soon have surviving relatives aud friends been called
weep over her own grave. such Is human lie. lui
whilst friends. kind father, aeHanate bothers aud
devoted sister, may mourn Tor the many tender and
dearlng TIES which have been hokeu by this mysletl-
aus dspens,tinn of an slwise reatu, let them em.n-
Der thai she has only from this To that better world
10 which her mniher lately preceded hersnd whilst
Their hearts may bleed. they have the consolation know
that what Is their loss is her eternal GAIN that the beau
iul hut frau wer has only been ,ransplaned nn this
poor earth 10 sll congrusl 10 It's na,ute--a
sill IN which 1t shall bloom IN Immortal freshness iaa
by the throne OF lin VIII, hath iovel anl given him
self Tor u.s. Martha died as she had lived, an humble
aud devoted Christian, IN InIl hope Of blIsslu mnor-
talltv
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LY.I.tsyHEEsG MILLS
EhR. HARTLEY, from London, h,, lon. s...

h IN. HARTLEY, from London, has long been
NJ accustomed 10 prescribe Tor patients With dseas~s
oi private nature. He has enJ'yed extended upporu-
Titles ui studying aud investigating The various morhid
tissues which constitute the class oi maladis alluded IT,"
and has obtained thorough practical, well a the
oretca knowledge, Of tits branch Il the profession
The tue pathology OF these disorders presents the
infinite variety IN deta we find variety OF form aud
features III regard o the human cuuntenance; this being
the case, how Inconsistent the Of thoss
who proclaim REMEDY capable NJ curing all DISEASES
cannot all the nrns Of even disease: huw NJ.
lery hopeless. then, ii is with those Who 90 on ran
month 10 month"; taking remedies $50 caled) bccsuss
iofsao their prarietors have asserted they will cur~
every body Alas! these wonderful care, never take
place except in the newspapers. II is moi intended
decfy all advertised medicines; the contrary. many
Of them are very good Tor certain Stages pebaps for
certain sytnFiems bal IN diseases successfully,
distinction must he n.de between the disease Itself aud
The symptoms WITCH iflrdle tbs existence or locality
oi le disease md remedies must he employed and varied
tti, t'sne II TIM, As circumstances may require.
0h1d one dnor below the Exchange lolel--adjon.
ing llinty Church. Rehmonl. Va. llouo Of alton
dsnce. from \. u. til 10 p. NJ No cu.anunica,i.ns
received unless post paid.
Rich nund. Oet. Ii tsif
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RICHMOND MARKETS, Mr.. 18Th.

RICHMOND MARKETS, .FJr. 18Th.
1obacco.--Some small parcels Of new begin to ap.
pear. the quality Of which is much superior that of
las. year, same period. Prices rule from 81 10 10 81,
as per quality. We continue quotations.: Luss 81 90
., common leaf q a 3, good 81 5. Fine. none in
market, nominal price s7i. Fine manu- featuring,
none, and would command 81 aSlO.
Flom, la good demand al ST.. Al.
u hedi-Good 10 prime % a 92i cents per bnshel.
Cor..-40 cents per busIel-arrlvlne more freely in
wagons.
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W \ " e /; I'd.
20, 900 Essss.,pFs Of sJMCVf.

4 WISH In buy 'hr allse quantity al gn"d White and
Il rcd What. fhose having good Nhrai viii 30
well 10 cai m Lee < Lacy 7. o Morrison 81 Brllh-r
~ Ihe sah-erher, vii make II rery aaeh 10 'ha
Interest o wheat owners 10 give US csnre ~ cumL~'s
for II. Nm ", MOSUf.
NOV. 1 wt25D il
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w VI. MAXWELL.
vy'O DE, .Y9' .IYCTIC.y'.

4 WILL. sell On Wednesday the 27ih inst. IN fr,n, Vi
j the Market House IN the ot l.ynchbury, tho
wood .iahdns On | ) ur % ni land. The land is
heavily numbered. and within l Jules of ,uwm-- Sale
conducted b, }, Il. d PAYNE. Auu'r.
WILLIAM }. ANDERSON.
NJ, Il 2.if
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gamenfdehased anus, be The p-o IL In ,acrals aud he
se,ed IN ignofsnce, WIN bv nhaencod by II. Geut
ga The at The celebrated Nano iraud as we'll
a. oi the Geek sIA'iiaon
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"J"'"'sh too Tale = One day last week CSC emf
Sous 'm Eurre landed al New Yuik. Had they
''en me city BY the Isl of November they would
,' oeen ''cnzens" doubtcss by This lime. How.
ever III will be ready next year.
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Great decline i'm Etry seeds.
SECOND SUpPLY. NOV. II, 1884.

mo j. PURYls i,inrms all his irieuds in town and
~ country, thai he has st received another supply VI
Dry Goods. Groceries. Shoes ifats. Caps, SC. Sc,
which lo eheapness eAceeds any thing IN this market.
Nov. / w4w II
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indc'ad" Frauds. persons ka rc been
sb,jaed .sn"r.h, (Pepn., all iocufocus. cr having
late natural z',on papers by perjury Just before The
.e .lcs,' aadttcs: were lllc men who decided Tie
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PoRk.-lh, article is sellin. in our market a
81. which II seems will be the settled price S,es AZ
suw. III consequence Of iho weather.
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IKRNT' S.SZE.

virtue oi deed of trust executed by Archibald b
kp Duke during lis llir On the ION day Of Dccem
be 1912, and duly recorded in the clc e office Of the
causiy court o Campbell, the undersigned trustees wilt
on Friday the 9Th day OF December noXt il fair, if not
the neat Tar day. tSunlays escepcd) offer Tor sale, by
way Of public auction, In the highest bidder, for cash. tho
following property, Ia Wit:
The Tract OF lind situated in the county Of Campbell
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h,i lnirriof /, good. ,alc ui 1909 busheIs Prpna
red Wheat to-day al - 81 ceu,s--qushy lar 10
prime.
uhistes The article il dn md prices have further
declined. Small sal.s of hlds nj 2ao2li els. and Of
bills at p %. cents
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L.F.V'Rp E'OE S.IEa.

In pursuance OF decree Of the county court or Am
q hets. nj Their November term, Isl 10 the case o
Dempsey rs. Dempsey and others, sail sell At public
auction Amherst honsr.nn Monday the ION Iny
III December nex. Chat being court day two separate
TRACTS OF LAND,
lying and helng The county Of Amherst one cunain-
tanning 2Ol ,rtts, aud the other coulnnln. 10 acres
he the lass. both Of which Tracts lie sd-
Jlnlng the Bnliloe Springs. and lately owned by
" illam Dempsey, decd
A credit of twelve months viii hr given to the IN r
chaser or purchasers. he nf thry givnq bond with u,
proved secnfy hr tle purchase monry, aud the tide
will be retained until lul payment,
~. DKuMMOND Cum'r
NY - Wv
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Yli- 1cKly Line OMlv.

TT UVCH7V L1NC ONvV.
uNROM this date (25ih Nov we suspend daily
i ne III Packets teen Richmond aud .ynchburg;
and shall lsayr, until further notice.
Lynchbofs hr Rlchnoud- Monday. "Wednesday and
Friday. al Il O'Clock 4. NJ.
Richmond lot Lynchhurc -Monday. Wednesday and
Friday, Al u'clnch Z, VI.
Fare through ipm lynehburg To Rehoond, 5000
Charlottesville. by
Bass and Stages. (via Scolsylllo,) meal. on
The Boats Included. $500
BOYD. EDMOND s DAVENPORT.
Noy % ia
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,AUfS 1yUiJs.

600 SACKS nav dschargog from the Boats
VoV Unian. Paul Pry aud Il. l.. Muchel--Fu
sale low, ri the old stand of Boyd. Edmund s. Co, on
he Canal by EDMOND, WATSON 4 Co.
Nov p ia
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"A Porirat-Bliir, Of the Globe. who except Amos
ke"da Il, is said 10 lie the ugle. in the United
States, draws the follow ING portal, Of Mr. Webster:
"Mr. w ehser is every way fitted 10 act the part If
Satan. lie is alike diabocal IA his sentiments and IN
his personal appearances. His Immensely heavy. shay
y brow, aud It's iroWn-his deep-seafed oloomy eye
with lis horrld earehs sooly, ulpur ilnctured skin
his grim and ghasily smile, which shows a sci oil
white, SHARK shaped teeth giving his aspect thus light.
ed nr, dreadful grin al irndlsh plpasnre-rade up the
luIh u the arch fend at the federal Pandpmonl,lln
when he announced the defeat of Clay--hs hated ii
val"
The Alexandra G,z,ue well says, that this para
graph requires no comment, and would be read ouly
with scorn and Indignation by every American. Of eve
~ party, we've not these feelings entirely altered. and
the tragic turned into complete farce when il is re-
collected that the author of This sketch Of Daniel Web
slcr's usIiness is Francis Z, Dlar Risun, cneatis,
an.ic
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-25

We observe that The SYNOD Of tic odd .chooD Pres
fyiotan Church, which c,rv,ucd Norfolk lew days
age. adopted series OF reSoluuns IN opposition tn the
PRAYER {" The NcnorIal, 10 lie presented 10 the lie
aisa'ufe. praying the passage Of law granting the
privilege TO Religious Societies III holding property. CIV.
IN ~ h'queahd 10 Hem. undtr suitable Limitations aud
restrictions, The fate Il the application would have
been very doubtful even had Ill the Religious denouina
ions united in The application there viii be Of course We
ry l'Ile prospect Of its success If, instead Of being thus
unlied some Of tile mott NUMEROUS and influential Of
them opposed to ii.
We observe too. in the Richmond papers challenge
from the Rev Dr. Plunmer to Messrs Wm II Macf,r
land and James Lyons Esq. ho had been appointed at
The last SESSION Of The Episcopal Convention Of thr Do.
ctsc OF Virginia, 10 prepare memorial 10 the Legsla-
hrr on the SUBJECT TO discuss The capedency Of the pro
posed tr, in that city, during the fist week IN Decem-
bef-Dr L, pro.almng his decided hostllny 10 the up
plicaon.
d. ilunmer seems to be Of ,he Impression that the
law would be dangerous Innovation upon iLc unif5nn
p'u'y "' The State heretofore, and that il III have
i'ndency 10 inreril religious liberty We confess we
are unable Ia perceive the possibility Of such result
"n9h, II the clallenge should he accepted by Mr. ly-
Gus or Mr. Macarand. or by The Rev. DIR. Styles Rev
DIR. " alier, Rev. W. Woodbridge, OF Rev Dr. Enpe,
iorlhcr one OF whom It is extended IN the event tn,
A,sfs Lyons and Mcfarland decline the discussion we
shall probably avail ourselves of HE occasion 10 become
more eulieh on the subject.
We remember that, at the Education Convention
held IN RchIHund, several winters ago, Dr. Plunmer
very decidedly and eloquently opposed application
Then proposed 10 be made TO the Lrgslaure for The en-
aclmf Of law requiring tie Bble 10 be made text
book IN the Primary Schools, sustaned by the Literary
Fund; and his leading uhco 10 that proposition grew
o"i OF ls hostility TO all legislation matters purely Of
religious concern, dangerous lis tendency and per.
ncIous lis results. We thought al the time that there
VAS considerable feasibility in his reasoning, and We
think SO s but really cannot conceive What a,en
danger cam by the remotest possibility, Turk in law
whict, limiting the amnult Il money that nav be held
by any one denomination, authorizes a board Of trus-
tees To hold. within ha, limit. such pr,reny as nav be
given or bequeathed To that denomination for literary
scientific or charitable pnrposesWe shall listen to DIR
Plumner's argument, however, (shoud he make one
with great pleasure-iur are satisfied If he shall even
ia To win us To his opinion, shall be both instructed
and delighted BY h's ability learning and l.quence.
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EtGE c0IGON AND sl0N.spECS.
e. BALES HEAVY "A BROW n DOMESrICS,
u 1000 bs Gotion i,ns asSofteI numbers, expected
in a lew da,s, or consignment or sale, bargain.
GEO. BAGBY
Novq, Ctr
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JOHN EARLY.
NOS. CROW DER, Jr.,
W NJ A. SMITH,
ABHAM PENN,
GEO. ". Motley,
ANTHONY niBRELL,
II. i. CONLES,
ID. :. D0GGEff.
JOS. II. DAVIS.
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Yir,!aii .qmai C0ajgsae. Of Le .n.t1o!a
E9iscopa! Church.

This body adjourned Saturday last, after session
Of eleven days.
The must important business befare the Conference,
during its session Was of course the contemplated di
vision of the ouhern and Northern branohes Of tn,
Church The following preamble and resolutions were
reported 10 tie Conference /, the COMMITTEE To hon.
at an e,ry period of It's session. the subject had ben
referred aud 81 hose names are sisned 10 IL:
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GKEGJ RpyS.

All u which will be sold At pfirrs to suit the nss.
As determined To sell, buyers need n, fear gc,ins
good bafgiius. ID. L. {. PErERs.
Oh. ~ wbwif
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nc Nl""iH dic it sdtiuHS VI titt 'oi
ensulna year:
HicAmoad District Abran Penn, ?. l..
Leroy VI. Lee. Editor VI The Richmond Christian Adj
vOcalr.
trinity Ieonidas R1sscr.
Richmond. = Uuipn-SanueI /. Aoornan.
) Centenary thurch-Ihonas Crowder .jr
New kent-James f. juyner. WIN. T. Lee.
W IlIlsmsbnrg--J {. GbrIick.
York < Warwick - Humphrey Billups.
Iiampton-Juhn Nj. Saunders.
Observation-Disclosures H. Starr. TIL. Fl. Haynes.
Matthew s-James b. l.. W arns.
King & Queen-James MeDonad.
kmy Wum-John ". Sharkiurd.
Iianover-Josrph A. Brown, b. f. Woodward.
Charlottesville Dstiic!-Deorge W Motley, Z. +.
Chaiuiiesvllle-lh Thomas II. Junes.
Albemarle-E. 5. Mitchell, II. NJ. Linney,
Scollsve-Elijah Chambers.
Fluvanna-Davd Wuud.
Louisa--M a. Dunn. ) Field.
Caruline-Sau'l keuuerly.
Culpeper-li. ID. Wood
Nladlson-Sam'l. II, Mullen.
Lpichbwg Disrict-A. Dibrell, P. Z.
Lynchburg-- " IN. A. Smith.
Bedford-B. Il. johnson, w. w. Bennett.
Campbell--.jno. W. Chds, Nathaniel Thomas
Charlotte Robert Michaels, L, Digs, l.. Skid
more. sup'y.
Cunberand-John Hall. T.. P. Wilson
Bucking ham-Hauwell II. Gary. 4. w. Sale,
Amhetst-B. Il. Duyal, d. }. {. Slaughter.
Nelson knchen Adams.
Peorlc If colour in Bedford Saul Phillips,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-04
YORK, MoNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER a. ls44.

A GREAT ROGUE CAUoHT-Some three weeks
since Mr.. Aaron Schenck, Of Butler county, three
miles this side Of Hamilton, had three horses solen.
They uere taken in the evening. and Oh the next
morning the thief called al Mr.. Nye's in Columbia
Township, and stated that he was directed by Mr..
Hunter, Of Cincinnati, to get them pastured, ns the
river was 80 low that he could not go down the ri
yer with them. In the evening of the same day he
called after dark Dir. N. having returned from u
voyage, and told him that steamboat had arrived
from Pittsburgh and he had come for the horaes ard
would put them on said boat. Mr.. N. having susp-
cion Of the fellow watched him, but gaze up the
animals which the thief took TO Clinton county aHd
there stole two more, making a drove of FIVE good
looking horses. Mr.. Scherck got wind of the fel
low and pursued and overhauled him ct Lancaster,
where he had four horses in pasture and in the
stable. The thief, whose naRle is Prior late c;ti-
zen Of Clinton county, and formerly resident Of
the Ohio Penrlenuary, now under bonds OF $500 for
robbing Weller g. Co. Of Hamilton, of State Bonds
&c. to a considerable amount, did not recognise
Mr.. S. the owner OF The horses, who pretended that
ne was a drover and wished to purchase. The
landlord assisted 10 bring The parties together and
the thief showed his stock which he wished to dis
pose of the Identical horses of MIR. 81 TO the quasi
drover. who, after examining them, pronounced
them very much 10 his liking Thinking the farce
had gone far enough MIR. s. drew pistol and pre-
sented it 10 Prior's breast saving those are my
horses, and you are thief at the same time ma
king him secure. Prior WAS examined at Hamilton
ON Friday last and committed for trial. [Cin. Com.