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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-09

NEa YozK. De. %
Two rauhied eenrani-s. consisting ii SAY H'n ia
y srasd and equipped len this ri'y a-day ~ the
steamboat or Hudson. nfan fegasstn Of nes. buark
they scrump sned b. General starrs. Iraps have
also been INN Aiasny TIE anti reniefs threat
70 ali lsnglhs ihoss II their leaders Who
are now IN Confinement. The Gavefnai IS ss much
bans now Fur his revolutionary measures as
as he VAS formerly fof his incflness and wsni Of de-
cisan
There was a meeting At the Asior HaBse Satar-
day evening, called by VIM d. As,or Esq. and other
citizens, iu the purpose Of adopting Ia procure
marble statue Of Henry Clay. A commtise ar
pointed 10 receive subscriptions, aud II resolved that
hr. Cfa"foid. young American artist. recently lram
Rome, but now IN this city. should be employed upea
the proposed work. Appropriate resolutions adopt
ed. expressive Of the high sense which the meeting
terained OF Mr.. Gays services and his claims the
lasting gratitude Of The American people. The meet
ing can hardly be called public one for have yet
seen IT noticed either by advertisement Otherwise in
the newspapers. But the men who COMPRISED are a.
hundany sss 10 carry out their projee. IN handsome
and liberal manner
The stock market continues In the qgiescai state
which characterized ii last week People setting
Up their old accounts. and there is little disposition 10
assume new obligations AL after the year las
N. Money IA SCARCE and the shipments oil specie.
which MI Clay predicts IN his last letter. going
IA manner 10 sumo little slarm. pennsyyana
iyes fell Que aud quarter Io-dsy. What Is the
ter
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-09

NV foR&. Dec 10, 1914.
lbsfe lsule change tie stock market fa~day;
say. aas isf tie The banks are contracting
lh,if ans n atifr meet the demands OF Government
Be- 1aauzfy. AMI IN mey - gesng scarce.
Among the res ilni1ns Adopted Monday by our
Canma Council Is prpyiiiny for the preparation OF
euarsl 10 Congress, asking iur he passage If such
law shall require the Consus Of tbs country 10 fur
nls certificates persons embarang for our Shores
showing thar they cuuylcis from the prisons n
paapers from the aims. houses oil the country whence
they emigfaie Unless such law were of universal
applications would be- uselessi and way OF pro-
yidng fur surveillance u the character ol all The ind
,lduals who may country Tor profit Or amuse
meni. 10 escape The arm Of justice al home Every
ARRIVAL brings Of migrants and culprits with
number who charliabiy shipped to care and
third Of whom generally take up their quarters
aims unsns before they have been with three months
The number Of paupes admitted to aims house
Bellevue during tho week ending last Saturday, Dee.
IA, 1874, was ll9. OF tlse. | II are foreigners aud
of them had not been in the country seven days
when they became inmates
Two sentences IN our Court Of Sessions on Tuesday
are worthy Of note as Indicative Of some of the "hn
uurs Of New York elections" One Oven Dale an l.
rshman WAS convicted Of en- attempt TO vote Illegally
at the fourth district OF the Ihirrent Ward lie had
already voted il Brooklyn, to whch place he hannged
and he admitted after hs arrest that he bad also voted
in the Fourth and Eighth Wards of tn, city. He was
sentenced TO the PenlleHlafy for two months. II was
for The accommodation uf such gentlemen IA Muster
Dale that our regis,ery law would have been
repealed.
Another lrishman, named John Quinn. wa, convicted
of most aggravated assault aud battery MIR. Hopper
Mott at of the polls OF the Twelfth Ward at III,
late election. Mr.. Molt's offence was that he was
he loo wy liant in exercising his privilege of chaen
ging the questionable votes that offered. The IN
spscors aud marshas. all oi whom were canntrytnen u
Qnisn 10 have cuunenanced the outrage. and t,
have assaulted Mr. Mott with the most vrnent abuse
The court found Qann guilty. and he was fined hun
dred duars and ordered into bonds in Eve hun
died dollars 10 keep the peace. Ills parizan friend
promptly paid the fine; for the culprit may be made u.s.
Of al another eleclion-who knows
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-09

.'ir. Po@.-A lst'sr.wriier from Na.svin.
Richmond Enquirer informs he curious in such we
thai James X. Polk, the President elect. m,,,;''
daughter Of joel Childre.s, ,nercban, Of NE
county, Tennessee and that Mr. Chdress was ho.. 0a
falSed In Campbell county, Virginia The VIM. u
ses's That there may he persons still living in C.nr'
who VIII remember Mrs. Folks grandfather. ash W.
truly hard fighting soldier of the Revolution-,,',
II North Carolina legends be true. canrut he a.,
,,nL. ''''s' Ut '''s"' IN The Tory
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rs concurrent departments the Gull sgain'i hin On
the other hand.
He nay recover himself By same new infn IN the
Wheel II ,rtanr and ressae his place The ensltin-
ians President; jfnprisf - 81 The Repnale hui TITS Is
sny pr.a5r. tue public sentiment i siss' o"ah
mons ss,inst him IN nesfly all the DEPARTMENT.
Il seem. more likely ihst lie viii nave Ia yield to th"
strIn zaJ # not deprived 81 hts HE, be may escape to
the upilsd States b, sa3dea march GA lamPieo. Iss
America hy way 81 the Pacific.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-09

PURSUANT 10 decree OF the circuit superior court
oi law and chancery for the county of Amherst. in
the case of Garland Powell shall proceed to sell on
the Sd Monday IN January ensuing, before the front door
q! Amherst court house,
TWO TRACTS or LIND,
the property OF the defendant james Powell, one of
which lies in the immediate vicinity of the said court
house. and contains abon, three hundred acres the other
Tract OF Mountain Land, lying about miles dis
sa from the former and is stated contain 10 acres: or
much OF said lands may be necessary 10 satisfy The
decree aforesaid. credit off, II and Is months,
viii be given for equal portions OF the purchase money
and bonds with approved security required.
ROBERT TlNSLEY, Com'r
Dee 10 tonJ,n
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Nav YORK. Dec. 81,

The committee who have IN hand the business of
procuring the proposed s:atue 10 Mr.. Clay have aready.
received some innnitcent subscriptions 1t is intended
10 ten Thousand dollars the price of the work.
tbs liberal but not exlrayagant. For the same sum-
TburwaIsen the celebrated Datsh sculptor offered 10
execute a Colossal statue of Alexander Hamilton with
bas reefs the pedestal Illustrative of events ia his
history. Crawford. who has been selected 10 execute
tie statue of Mr. Clay, is New Yorker by birlh and
has shown by his "Orpheus," in possession Of the
Boston Ahnanm that he has genius Of the hi. hest order
lie will proceed 10 Ashland. take model of The oriei
nal IN clay, and transport ii to Italy, where he will
main to get out the marble and hew it into shape II
not yet decided where the shall be placed on It's
cenpleon whether in a niche in the Exchange in sone
Of parks in the rotunda which is To be appro
pfaled to the use Of the New York Gallery Of The Fine
Arts.
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DoulcDitc futeIItnenre.
rRoM WASHINGTON.

The Demooracy are reported 10 be IN n "snaf'' at
Washington -euihaffassed by their sefF maI'fy aud
by their having ceased 1f the present. 10 be afraid Of
the Wings. We hear many ffpm there which
II IS worth while b notice IN detail. The scope Vi
al is that nahng viii be done al tins session Of Con
efess u disturb things thy are. either IN our domss
TIC policy Foreign llelatpas thai is IN other words
thsi the Tariff VIII be disturbed Texas annexed.
FMS - news cnoggh igr the present. II. Uhig.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-09
TIE METHODIST CHURCH..

The Mississippi Annual Conference recently me, At
Pm Gibson and adjourned on the 2olh inst The sub
u the Contemplated division Of the Church excited
great interest. and without dissenting voice the Con
terence resolved to IA the proposed change ''lhe
5h restrictive rule and 10 elect delegates lhe Con
veaiian which meets in Louisville, Ky, the lst of
MAY. -. n ofganize a Southern Church
Inc Arkansas Conference has ssl decided unanimous.
y ~ lasar u division oi tie Church.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-09

John W. Bosts.-1his gentleman 10 GU, in /,
letter TO The Richmond Whig on ,hs suhjec, of IL.
hehaiion oi Texas tie opposes It with all the yi,.,
originality which might be expected Of one his p.wera
m'o'' lie also declares hlmselfa candidate for Con,
eress the ensuing SPRING. hut says he will abide Nv T.,
dec 'on Of District Convention, should one be b.J,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-09

we sec mat the Republicans correspondents. have
nominated already three candidates for Congress (James
"a''and and Jas Nj. TrenJuay Of pntsylvana, and
'on IL f.dnnodS OF Halifax inihis District, The in the
place OF apt Coles, who declines re eecon We hone
e wings WI not give up the field, but that they will
nave candidate They were only beaten about loo in
The iiSt Consf aSiona election.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-09

several writer's, through the Danve Reporter. have
nominated Ihos Grassy, CIV } of Psylvania las suit
""e person 10 represent that Senatorial District for The
"eA' ''"f years The term of seryiceuf Clark Penn ESQ
e P'eseh Senator expires at the end Of the present
session. ard we hope the Wings Of the District will not
'u'ief themselves To be longer misrepesented They
nave large majority in the District and can easily g
lecl Wing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-09

The Cotton crop Of The United States recently gath
efed " Is generally admitted III the South, will reach
iwo million five hundred thousand bales
The recent Sugar crop OF Louisiana will amoaa, to
oui one huSdred aud eighty thousand hogsheads.
Al New Orleans, The great mart for these sianirs
cotton ranges IN price from 81 10 cents aud sugar from
3 10 a. crnis PEI pound.
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k.zze<kzs-x~ sn.sys-.vfsfS>S
Jhe Zyuehburg Jir0i,liaM.
THURSDAY. Li.sTARY Q. 1916.
WIG MEETING IN CAMPBELL.

The Wigs Of Campbell are requested to meet at the
Court house, on Monday, the 18Th nst (couu day }
f the purpose of appointing delegates 10 iheCongression
al Disc, Convention. 10 nominate suitable candidate
cor the ensuing Spring election. MANY WINGS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-09
HON. WM. /. GOGGIN-

This gentleman in address which we publish this
manning. il will be seen, declines re>eeclon on az
count Of his personal Affairs The Wings Of the whos
District will regret to hear this, Mr. Goggin has OBJ
aimed popularity in the District unrquslled. II~ has
obtained seat in The affections oI every Wlag and Of
many Democrats, which will be hara To eradica.s We
sorry Nr. G,sgin is oelled To decline rercs
ton. and hope he will find convenient after shos.
lime. ,oo engage in the service Of his country
which he has already served with much ability.
As Mr.. Gosgn has declined, We hope the Wings Of
his District will hold Convention, and nominate suit
able candidate LIE, old Amhes, BIZ the frs, to c.rn>
mence. The Wings Of that county might easily hold
meeting next Court.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-09

=, """' T" I" a name f-Thonas jefferson and L..
Mad's"n We're arrested IN Dslin ore On III, s;,l -,
month, as disiurters ofile pubic peace. @s'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-09

The Hon. JosErH l.. TLL1sNHAsr. one of the nost
distinguished citizens Of Providence r. l.. was found
dead IA hrs bed On Monday morning. lie rered on the
ptevlons evening IN fine spirits aud apparently in per
ieel hrath
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-09

While travelling IN Mexico, Mr.. Gushing was at
lacked aud robbed by sci OF bandlI FL pinal near
Puebla lie losi many private papers of great vaIur.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-09

There is no dispufing about tastes.-rhe Arkansas
Legislature has changed the name OF one Of the counties
Of the STATE, from "l.iberly' to "Pulk!"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-09

81 Faye,te Me Mullen. has announced hmsslfa
iidale for reelection in The Scott Senatorial District
lie is aso talked OF as candidate for Congress. in The
tle Tennessee Congressional District, in place VI Mr..
Hopkins,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-09

.lF. Chry's Postage. Wherling Tunes says.
that MI Clays postage for the past year. has not been
less than $4,000 How exlensiv. it is Ia be public
man! The Times thinks means should b. 'akoa
10 refund this enorinous Tax.
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.,'0TS(E,.

NDER The authority # a decree OF the circuit 81
u pereF at law aud ehanesfi, far The cianiy 81
Nelsn pf.aeune,i The 9th day ai May. IN the year
SD IN he of Elisha shrpprsmI nt,ntif, and
VIM II DsgeS. Sheriff 81 Ntlsnn county. Sud IS such
adint. al " ~. 4. ilsrgrve aud others deiendanIs;-
the undersigned. the commissioner. will SELL At public
snctiun. the Mansion iuse Of Ms lIafgrove. the
tonnis of Nesan. to The highest bidder credit Of
SIX, twelve aud eghIeen months all the fight title and
iuieres, Of thu said William L. largrnye in ,he lands
Of she his fail er died sezd and pssesseJ share
OF which he hhefited and bali share he acquired by
purchase-ihe said share an1 half share being three
undivided issllhe oi the hole ahd the said Mansion
House Of Mrs isig'ove being situated part Of the
Land.
Mr. Robert X lIargrovc or Mr. Iewellen 4. Cash.
living upln the Lands, will show them any persnns
desitlng purchase them. Ban0s with approved secu
fy uf the purchase money will be required, sad the IL
tie retained until The payment is made.
The sale will be made the 9th day of July next
STERLING CLAIBORNE, Com'r.
June 2 tl2Iy
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New Iron and brass Foundry.

VIE UNDERSIGNED. having leased the foun.
4 dry HonseofJ. NJ. Warwick, Esq, Immediately
on the canal. in Iyncrbufg, adjoining the Commission
and Lumber ware house Of b. +. Sackeu. takes this
method to inform his friends and the public generally
thereof lie is prepared to fill orders Of any size OF pat
Tern with nealness and despatch, e,her in Iron OF Brass
having enpoyeda rst-aie casterboih in Iron and Brass
ANY one ordering Castings, who have not the patterns
can have them made at the Foundry, the most ac'
communicating terms.
In addition To the Foundry and Pattern shop, ] have
Machine and Finishing shop, the same premises
where am prepared to make repair any kind Of Ma
chnery in lron Brass or Wood.
The subscriber is agent for the manufacture and sale
OF Bucks Double Cylinder Stationary Cast Iron Smut
Machine. newly patented Machine, which is warrant
ed to excel any other in Use. for cleaning the wos'
KIND ofsmntty and dirty wheat. He is now manu'ac-
turing Cast Iron Tobacco FIateners superior article
Persons interested invited To call and examine Io'
themselves befure purchasing elsewhere.
IhreshHg Machines on hand for sale,-a prime sfe'
Gle. y, W. COFFEE
July 10 Wis
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.N-UIkGl'.


NDfR the authority uf The decree Of the circuit
u superior cuurl OF law aud ehaneery for the COUNT
Of Nelsn, pronounced upon the OH day If Nav, 1915,
IN the case Of Daniel ilIgginbptiam. plaintiff. aud John
Hight and Benjamin Camden adm'fs of James III
Davenport. decd aud Chapel Davenport defendants;
The Undersigned. The commissioner will sell, at pub
he auction upnn the premises, the lh day Of July
next 10 the highest bidder credit Of one, two
4HESka. and three years, The Tract OF Lana,
.Wr1sN IN The proceedings mentioned. The Tract
WV contains about four bundled aefes;s situate
sAp, in the uelhhothaod ii nasse's M aud Is
partal the bdy uf land commonly card llgg lnbut-
hans Claypnnl tract. IN the county of Nrlun, and
il he shown by Nj George Lsyne or Mr.. Chapel
Davenport 10 any one wh1 desires In examine II. 1t
viii be sold by the acre " nh the privilege oi seeding
this al, and lull pssessIon the rsi day Of January
next.
Bonds with good personal security will be required,
and the tile retained uh the purchase mnney paid.
II is IA respect deslfa ale and valuable piece
Of Land, aud should attract the attention Of every person
wishing Ia property Of that character.
STERLING CLAIBORNE, CONT
June tIljy
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liRiiN\ AT rules held in the clerk, on;c. ~,
cu, superior court eli law and chance,y 70, ~. me sr
Oh rankin, the day OF Nav 1915. " '"s county
lemon, on behalf Of himself and other rra,.
III efsason' deed who shall in and .l
i os ana contribute to the expense OF this suit TO-
Plaintiff,
against
SANFORD Scott and Sarah his Wife the said Sane
own right, and MS executor of Jeremiah Fcran. " MS
stephen Aders and Rachael his wife Jeremiah uced
why Ferguson. Charles Ferguson. Samuel r. suson,
amlstead Young and Margaret Ii. wife MAJ snson,
anu fieasan Ihonns and Frances his wife, DeenJs
In CHaNoEsy
The defendant, Jeremiah Ferguson not b,,,
us appearance and given security, according r. efed
assembly and the uos oths court, aud e' u
isdctnry evidence that he is nhnbi,,n, m ~ Nv sat
I'm the motion OF the Plaintiff, by couns, il is 6,d
Inc snd defendant do appear here at rules to be l at
saidclerl office, on the first Alonda, IN Tho
tn."rr the plaintiffs bill and that copy fh, ord,' ana
=, inserted ~ some ne" saper published in II t '
OF i'nchburg, for months success,yelv | ''e Town
the front door of the courthouse of tins county Pto at
day. A Copy-Teste '' vi some court
June i Elm u. y,
WIN
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riLT.sHLE MILLS ron S.sLE.
June 80

~ virtue Of deed Of trust executed To the subscribers
- by Archibald b. Duke in his lifetime bearing dare
on The l0th day OF December 1872 and duly recorded
on The clerk office OF the county of Camphell we
VIII on Tuesday the 18Th day Of July 1916 if fair il
not The next lair day. proceed sell the premises la
the highest bidder. by way of public auction the Mills
with the Lands thereto attached, situated on Fshino
orte1 IN The county OF Crmpbel or near the James
River and haaaw ha Canal heing he same property own
ed by The late Christopher Anthony deceased
ihs property, owing 10 It's conligory To the town of
aynehhnrI. and IT'S being situated Immediately ON the
James River aud kanawha Canal is deemed very val
liable, eliher or the purpose Of carrying on milling npes
ratlos, or as sclte for the establishment u other ma
chnery.
II VIII be sold SUBJECT To the dover of the widow of
The said Duke, which has been assigned
by The terms of the deed The sale i, reoured to no
made io cash, but the will be- one third Of the
purchase money, and much as sha be sufficient
10 deay the expenses in cash. and the balance credit
Oh ianr aud sN months of equal nsiameuts-ihe purcha
ser giving negotiable rOtes satisfactorily endursed with n
deed oil trust 10 secure the same or the tile retained as
the purchaser may choose.
Acting as trustees, we shall convey such tile only ,s
is vested IN US by said deed JOHN WILLS
CREED L. WILLS.
June 80 Will
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33oftteal.



NJ THE LATE rHos. noon.
o. lady. leave thy s,lken thread
And fowry tspestrie
There's wing on the bash,
And blossoms n the tree.
S,oor where thou wilt, thy careless hand
Some random bud will meet,
Thou cansf not tread, but thou wilt aud
The daisy al thy feet.
IT'S like the birthday ef tho world,
When earth born in bloom;
The light is made Of many dyes,
The air is all perfume.
There's crimson buds, and white and blue,
The very rainbow sh1w'fs
Have turned TO blossoms here they fell
And sown the earth with nowsrs.
There's fairy tulips in the cast,
The garden OF III, sun;
TIE very streams reflect the hues,
Aud blossom they run;
While morn opss like rose,
Still wet with pearly showers
Then, lady, leave tho silksn thread
Thou twnest into flowers
This yer, beautiful song publishedbs the late Ito
Hood with nom de gaere wh1n he mol known to Ii
ca,trr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-07
UNION ACADEMY.

E'llls INSTITUTION Is located in the new cnun,
~ Of Appomaux, near The Sage road, in the
pleasant aud healthy heg hhorhnod of Old Concord aud
salem Churches. Mr.. Bacoch hGving resigned his
ollee as Principal If lhls Academy, The Board Of truss
lees have unanimously elected YIN. {. Hacan A. NJ :,
"a efaduate of Washington College In Lexington. Va
10 fill thai aice and from his superior quaIIfca and
long experience IN teaching The public may expect tie
tgh character Of the Institution be fully sustained
under his snperntendenre. The nex Session wi cum
mence on the 9Th day of July ueAl, and continue 5
months.
IFRMS-Reduced, as fullows
For the Languages and Mathes
mates SIS 90 per session.
For the higher branches of English 10 90
For The preliminary course 80
The prce OF Dold in the neig hbrhood is from &c tn
dollars per month. Il. d. PALMER,
President Of The Board Of Trustees.
WAsHINGroN COLLEGE Va, JUNE lS45.
This may certify that Mr. William Hagan was grad
uaed at This college five years ago-tha he was then
distinguished schoar that he has been engaged in teach
ing Latin, Greek, Mathematics and English almost ever
since he left college: thai he is young man Of great
seadiness oi character and Of rreproachabe life; and
that the undersigned members of the Faculty who TAUGHT
him, and have known him during 9 or 10 years conf
dently recommend him 10 the public as a teacher worthy
of patronage
HENRY RUFFNER. pres't.
p. CALHOUN. Prof AIalh
GEO. f. DABNY. Prai ofAJ
GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG Prof. Nat Phil
and Chem
June - w3w
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~ ~ r. 4 T. T. d.

\ pursuance Of a Resolution of the BOARD of Over
ssefs ii The Poor. Tor tho county Of Amherst made
~ tlrf annual meeting ~ the present MONTH tJune,) |
am instructed IL advertise that they Will purchase q
tract II Land containing 100 acres ln the purpose
o establishing thereon Poor lonsr; and that llose who
may Wish 10 sell land, do depnsle with Mr. Saul NJ
Garland Clerk o the Court On OF before the 81 Monday
in July nesi statement Of The situation quality price
and terms ol their lands pEIINJOllN
.3geai Orersrers # The Poor
June l2lJy