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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-27

EpN virtue Of deed Of trust executed To he snhscrs
Der hv George g. Williams on the 29ih day Of No
vemher, sli aud duly recorded ia the Clerks Office Of
the County Court at Amherst and also recorded IN the
Clerk : Office ufthe Hastings Court Tor HE Corpora
oo ol Yhchhur1 Tor certain purposes therein specified
will proceed 10 SELL by way Of public auction ON the
premises, On the % dav OF January, tSt5 at hcnu
Court dav } the TRfcT or LIND. adjoining An.
hers Court House. It being the Land purchased
by said &. &. Williams uf Samuel NJ Garland Trustee.
which there is erected 1Annery, Dwelling House
and other Out Houses.
And on the 2Sth day Of December 1874, will sell.
at public auction in the Corporaunut lynchbnrr the
III o ltRES or LIND. in said deed mentioned.
it being the same .and bought by said Williams Of len
~ DAVIS, and opposite Mr. Gilbert llaythe's dwelling
lRere IS on this Land auod Dwelling House. nearly
flushed; Stable and line We'll Of Water At The
same Time and place lot OF Locust Posts and Fine
/ Wood
/ And on the Isl day Of January, 1915 nj the Dwell
4 ling House OF said Williams, ONE NEGRO GtRts.
usmed Narelssa, aud all the Household aud Kitchen
! Furniture IN said deed at trust mentioned.
Aud on The ls day ST February, 1915. at the Store
house Of said Williams. ALL THE STOCK OF
/ BooTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS, &c.
then remaining on band uasold
TERMS or sale.
ash will be required or all Of the personal property
For the real property IN yne4urg and Amherst. cred
II OF SIX, twelve aud eighteen months vail be given
the purchaser or purchasers giving bond OF bonds viii
eood personal security r the purchase money! aud tn,
title d said properly retained further security unt al
is paid.
The lille To The above property is believed 10 be good
but acting trustee, shall convey only such lille as il
vested in me By said deed. j. II. TYEEE.
Trustee
All pcrsons indebted 10 6. G. Williams, will pleae,
come forward and settle The same as ana directed b,
said deed 10 close this business as s9on as pass ble
j. II. - RfE,
4 Dee 3 ms
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PfsNsyiyANn iSrfRrsr.--The Penusy lvanian OF
yesterday argues lhni the bill which has just passed Tho
Assembly oi thai State. directing The Feb. Interest to
be paid out Of money the Treasury mol uther
wise Appropriated VIII be uuhty, becaase latge
portion OF the money 10 the Tpssury $50 l05 d0) Is
otherwise appropriated This deducted tum Sc4G,AA9
o. the amount whch the Treasurer estimates will be
~ she Treasury the sofFtbruary viii leave only
S2iSoiA Us applicable 10 the payment Of interest
With this sum, the Penp.y lyanlan sarrssraly temafs
1--WE are 10 pay s91 ,39J 90" Said paper dstlue.ly
recommends the nn~pa, ment Of the February inefrst
IN fall would '-leaye 10 the administration Ut Mr.
Skunk the uuensable necessity VI suspension next Au
gust"
We are sorry 10 hear such statements aud recon-
mendaons isuni paper so respectable. aa1 generally
50 correct. as the Pennsy vsnan We hope aud believe
Tie result viii be better lhsn its fears. With all III,
wealth and prosperity Of pennsy wanna ii can pan IA
intrsa,-and The world will not believe 10 Tho con
lIa1y.
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ER.SV EsaA8Lgs.lNEST.
Go.peFSns.fk ard z'i,sss.T's Eassmess.

nun fabhett fsJHGWWst
VHrN. MuRRlif would beg leave 10 return
w his thanks 10 his friends aud the public generally
for Tho iioeal pa rouage bestowed him as a partner
Of o. Acree 4 Co. and would inform them thai he
has associated with him IN the above business, Alr
JAMES H. SMITH, and that the business will lu-
lure be conducted under the style aud fnn Of
Mgs.ssILL az s9EsTEg.
al the old stand Of +. o. AGREE e. CO. where can al
ways be found large assortment Of TN W ARE, eon-
stslng 81 every article usually found their ne OF bu-
sinesa Aso, large lot Of Copper Nate, consisting 81
sus, Kettles, &c. Also, good assortment OF
So OV E,S,
Of an sizes They also manufacture al the very shories,
szrs aud qualities, Camp Kettles, Fire Carriers, Goa
Seutles, 80
They pay particular attention II GOVERNS and gutlena
HOUSES. with 1n and other nIoals either IN town
country.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
would do well to give US call before purchasing else
where as We determined 10 sell the very Loves
Prices. Ne have a large lut 81 Tin hand and
" request then Ia call aud eAamiueit
gy0vE WIRE.
We have on hand a large lot Of WuVe hire, Of all
szes together with Loom of weaving wire 10 order Of
any kind. al the shortest n1liec.
We will give the highest cash price for old Copper or
Pewter or take il in exchange for wofk.
Conniry Produce viii be taken ia exchange ior our
work at the highest cash price,
MCBRlLL & SMITH.
Oet7 2w-wts
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rso&V'gs %. VIZ, rEE.y.g,.

;he above sale is postponed until Thursday tho 2Gth
day Of December J. II. TNREE,
Surviving rmstee.
kuv, % I'm
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XTlRGINfA;-A Al rules held ia lie clerks oaiae Of tbe
,,ircnit spp' riof oil Law aud claneey, for Bed
fpr1 county, the llil,day OF JANUARY, lGl5:
Thomas l.. LelWich, Plaintiff,
against
james T. Chiffon, administrator of Henry Chiffon. de- d.
Ioim W jones said james T. Chiffon in ii- on ii 1t
~ Hmm j. Chiffon, Joshua L.tbltan, I1uiss taHper mud
Eii1sLeih s VII, nroreo n. Chiffon, II my II. taan
Jaek.on Draper aud Jane his wife, and iny n. Ch1a,
in liant under tie age oi u Years, Delcalanis.
is tHAkGERY.
The drfnlpns y illim y. Chiffon aud Joshua l.. CHI.
ton, not huens nred their appearance al given security
according The of assembly md tho rules Of Ills court
aud appearing by satisfactory evidence that tf4y
hbinlna o Ills communicable 1t Is otderes thai The, Ito
appear Al the clerk oiee al the Hud circuit superior
o law AMI clanserv, the FIRST Monday Atl nrN and
an,Nrr the paiuts blk aud ilat copy nf hi per -
serted IN spapeF publ shcd Ia c tamh Of lyca
burg tor two months succesise! and posted al de on door
Of tic courthouse fihis county court day.
Copy-iesle,
JOS. RIISON Crk
Jan. % WIN
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FURTHER pOSrPONEMENT
The above sale Is further postponed. until Monday,
the : lta day Of March, 1919.
JOHN II. TNRFE.
sarefeiag Trustee.
Jan. 9 t2iMh
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NasEae,E.

10y authority Of two DEGREES Of the circuit superior
Ao court OF law and ehancery, Tor Nelson county, pro-
nauneed the Sh OF October in the case OF Jno
J. Brown & co.. against llarrod b. Scott and Others
and al Towards against the same; We shall ON the ls
day January next, the premises sell 10 the highest
bidder. the TRACT OF LAND formerly owned W
SAID SENT, adjoining the oNnof loyingslon containing
upwards ul tWFuty acres and on which there is a troe
.,-4Ss~~S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. convenient
G5Ss.s,' & oul houses. suitable fora professional man.
%passizs Toms d sale--sixty dollars Ia cash, and
S-.ASA1s-as the balance ia six, Twelve and eighteen
months IN equal instruments. secured by bonds with ap
proved security, and title withheld Ia secure the u
mate payment GIIAS. pERROW, 60,
NV % III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-27

GIN Barrel Revolving Pistols
~ Ivory SETS Knives aud Forks, 81 pieces. al from
10 $50 per: set.
Splendid Sets of Tea Boards
- Plated and Britannia Casters
Green Window Blinds, assorted sizes
And general assortment Of W od Ware Mats Sc
just opeuod, and for sale. by
II. b. 4 W. A RICHARDS.
0et7 Us
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-27

:, tankse iriekr Getitng Loose.-A slorekeeper in
oosion had 6ne turkey stolen from his door, where il
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Dee .

tyIRGlNlt:-it rules held in the Clerks oai,ea -
Gircstt superior Count 81 Law and Chaneerv for "a ~
ford county, the 4lh day of November 1874:
William M5George and Ruth his Hiie, late Ruth W rort
PhlAuAs,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-27

Albert " Harris and tlaugh \ Harris. in their right
anl e>eeutlrsu Lee " Harris, decd, Samuel :. o
Je-eph l.. iuti>, " iam iiarrsand Elizabeth lIarfs
the sad " illianr aud Elizabeth iaris, infants Under
OF twenty year, helms and devisees OF tho adll
W Harris, decd, Carter Is. Harris, and Mary Harris,
ow and re!irt OF w llliam Lee HAIRS, decd.
IL, LII
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Dee

7IRGINIi;-A rules held IN the Clerks Oaice d The
Circuit superior Court OF LAW and Chancery lortie
county Of Nelson, IN The month Of December, 1914:
John Harris, plaiuG,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-27

Richard Stiff. Jesse Sfi Vincent Nelson and Polly
his wife, formerly Polly Sun, and David Sdn.
Da.l..anls.
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Harust sale 0a' Valuable Property
IL .EtgCE IN

Jan
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Sgsks.lNa! Il:

Dec.
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4 T Court Of Quarterly Session, continued and H., =
the county oil Campbell, at the court house tbc 1
Tuesday, the 18th day at November, 1874: '' -
James Dixon, hm. Dixon, Tho. Dixon and Ss,,b ,
Dixon, plain,ja Aa
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JaNuaRyl6 1915.
Alexander 6 Abell OF Michigan, is he Consul Of the
United States lor the Island OF Hawaii one OF the Sand
wich Islands
Adam ID. Sieuan to be Paymasicr in the Army
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-27

'iopnly Wright IN his night and executor Of f .
WI iii, dtsd, " liiiain Wheeler ind Sarah Lis , A.
ti@"y " right H9e'y Aa'tfh IMAM 'ofley aud heh-,
hs VII, h Harper aud Polly ms vile james " d,
aud Joel Wright oi John ritht, the younge d.
celsta aud IN tleir right Nicholas Robertson simon
81 Il dlod, aud as such administrators OF Elizabeth Ntet
de- d. aud admir- of i,ho1a tlart, decd and as adm al
Joseph W nghi, decd, joel Shrewsbury aud Thama, S,
executor Of Thomas l.egwood, doe'd. Defendants
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-14
GHToN,-FICuT EVER,

UHIGS FROM PRLSCIPLE-ALW1rs WINGS.
The disastrous result Of the November election the de-
feat OF Henry Clay. the great champion and head o the
Wig party, unexpected oursel the mass Of
the Wing party IL has had tendency depress the spr-
II oi many and To make them luke ia the OF
country But this right Is it justliable Is IL
patriotic Our country still remains be cared for those
principles which we all believe DO essential its welfare
remuin To be fought for aud established the dangerous
and Loose principles of ocoiOcom remain be
tested and possible, 10 be defeated II Wings
from principle before the election. they be Wings
for neither defeat obteraie the princ
pies OF party. II then they Wings still. why stand
with folded arms Where is the necessity OF pTopre OF
such course They can't turn Iocoocos II they were
To y they would be Of their element; and reason and
duty both Indicate the necessity o continuing their
in behrlf OF the country. FIGHT ON !-FIGHT EVER
should be the motto Of every Whig il is our own
HaJrisOHburR RepublieaB.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-14

fhe Times Publishes letter from Mr.. Alex'r.
Rives, detailing the agency Of that gentleman in
the efforts to pacify the disturbances, and vindca
ting his conduct from the imputations cast upon
il. In this, we consider him entirely successial
and we think il greatly to be regretted that his
counsels were not followed. With him, we
tirely diaapprove Of the resort 10 the military to
quell the spirit Of characterization in our Colleges.
This spirit is of that serious character to re-
quirc so harsh remedy. la the case at tho Uni
versity. it would seem that the appeal to the mill
tary was the dictate OF an unaccountable panic;
and had il not unfortunately been made and per-
sisted in, we believe with Nc. Rives, that the
disturbances would have been happily composed.
Wehave heretofore expressed the opinion, that
the Students at lcast the rotous portion Of them,
were TO blame in the beginning. We adhere to
that opinion. But il is due to candor TO state,
that in the subsequent stages Of the proceedings,
the mass Of the Students conducted themselves
with more moderation than some Of the members
OF the Faculty. who appear to have been borne
away by passion. The call upon the military 10
put down school-boys and the persistence in il,
when there was no occasion for it-coud only he
the act of Philosophers, unskilled in the ways of
the world, and ignorant of the arts by which to
govern men, under the influence Of fear or pas
sion. We copy the concluding passages of MIR.
Rives' letter, with the expression of the sincere
desire that the past may rebound to the permanent
good ofthe Institution
Connected have been with the arIy stages Of there
difficulties, owe it to the public protest my solemn be-
ist, from oil and heard, OF the entire absence OF all
real occasion Tor the employment, Of military force. The
rioters had dispesed but orderly left; and
TO lind in law for the OF men, arms
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-14
NOTES ON NEW BOOKS.

VERoEicA; or The Free Court Of AGrau. Harper &
Brothers. This interesting novel, with nothing part.
cuar TO recommend it, except the in which the story
laid, the fifteenth century IL gives picture Of Of
the numerous between the Swiss and
the Austrian nobility, al time when abe psopi, Just
beginning to their strength, and like Hercules in
hxcrade, sanglng the fell serpons oppression and
cruelty. The authors sketch Of the arstocrsc society Of
that is by complimentary, though doubtless il
is faithful.
HESRy De CEsoSs, the Wan-at-ATns: 2 vols. IN L.
This OF the agreeable OF James late novels aud
bears lees indications Of HASTE and the nmstury and oh
security Of plot equen upon IT, than do Of his
cent rapdlYPenned productions. The present il a
edition, in convenient form aud egibe type, and has
shorter tales appended to the novel.
ISABEL; or Trials Of tie Heart: 1872 p9ges. Notwith
standing the many works published by the Hsrpes the
various departments Of literature they likewise find time
issue series Of books which may day, with proprie
~ be collected under the title Of the Moral Sunday
School Library IL consists Of tales each enforcing on
attractive sound preeepf, observance Of
which will exercise direct beneficial influence upon tie
disposition and temper of ihe young. "Isabo" IL sim
pie story Of this cl-ss, illustrating the Value Of early r.
gous culture aud sediscplns "a young orphan, whose
lot was for years cast IN family anoongonia aud hostile
to her che had abundant need Of oil her Christian for
bearance genenes, aud cheerful temper but her long
suffering aud humiliation length their own exceed.
Ing great reward.
For sale by DRINsts e. MoRRu.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-14
THE LATE DEFEAT OF THE WINGS.


1.-THE result OF the Virginia election settles the question
which before barely doubtful, OF Locofoco majority
the Senate Of the United States Under all the crcum
stances this not to be regretted. good reliable WORK
majority Of eight in the Senate would preserve
the country from msny immediate evils and would the
ascendant Locoocoism of portion Of bitterness; yet we
doubt IL even this would be for the ultimate advantage of
the Wing party OF the county, all whose interests are in
opinion, identified with 1t. But that n doubtful ina
isrty Of one would be decidedly eve
ry man. accustomed 20 political rOmbinaiions WILL al once
concede. Such n majority keeps party in a constant
stale Of apprehension always slening up and is
always in danger from the dazzling temptations with which
the Executive has in lis power try the virtue Of the
Senate. IL brings responsibility without power and ex
cites expectations which il CRAFTY. IL brings upon
party the odum Of every bad measure, without confer
ring upon IL the credit Of any good one.
While regret therefore, that our friends in Virginia
did make erediuble fight. do think that
would have been Of benefit Perhaps
they Of the opinion. The people want
ism; let them have With clear minority against Mr.
Polk and the destructive Of his party they have
suffered him to be elected let them Try him. and him have
the full opportunity Of carrying his plans unobsuced
by any impeachment which he urge excuse for his
failure paaion for the evils which he will bring upon
tho country Let he aud his friends dare 10 carry
out their TO fulfil their promises; aud II So let us
how long the people will endure them The Iperimcnt
is a least worth tying be cd and the sooner il Is
sotled the better will II DO for tho county
JOnraaI.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-14
The Mission 10 England.
THREE REFUsALs.

The three sons Of Chivalry having refused the
that President Polk should he at a loss, for some
one, 10 whom he could offer it with assurance
of It's being accepted Is it possible that the 'of
icial' can't trumpet forth some person, who
would be likely to accept! Where is the
Plenpotentiary Of that court Could not Mr.
Richie prevail upon him to cross The big pond"
once mOrei The mission TO the court OF ST.
James gone begging Just think of it
Hear Washington correspondent
"WAEBISGToS MArTERs.-The following Washington
letter in the New York Commercial has interest for
poiicians.
The refusal of Mr. Pickens TO accept the appointment Of
envoy Ia England IS a.certaned beyond doubt IL is
known who will next be designated for this highly impor
tsnt post.
IL has been often and positively said and is no doubt
true that Mr. Polk determined and declared that the
lion should be given to Mr.. Calhoun OF hs
nearest friends. A. Mr.. Calhoun and Mr.. Emore and
Mr. Pickens have declined the mission, who stands
as Mr.. CalhOun's friend' Mr.. Rheu or Mr. Holmes un.
doubiedly The Union," II much enforced will let us
know who is Ia tsye the offer
The suggestion has been made that Mr. Pckens has de-
elIned with view To afford Mr.. Calhoun opportunity
reconsider and accept the offer Of the mission. But attn
butte the rejection Oi the London mission, by the three
South Cnroinans, far different and more important
cause-n0i political piquebut something than
this
The South Carolina politicians will not connect them
selves with this administration! They will not eounien-
endorse by acting under IL, though many
ters they may act with IT,
MIR. M'Dufe, during tho late election Of President,
declared that he would be satisfied with the election Of
Mr. Polk, II elected he would be II all, by tHrI
States. The Of Mr.. Calhoun, in South Carolina
have declared perpetual warfare against the present system
oi revenue aud protection"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-14
kANAwHA SALT WoRks.


The Charleston (Kanawha Republican of last week
has the following article with regard curious
phenomenon Of the salt well there.
IL mas been known 10 the public for some two wears that
several extensive salt furnaces in the kanawha salt
have been operated exclusively by gas The gas forcing
up the water from the DE- pub OF thousand or fifteen hun
dred, feet, and then being collected ina barre. which
serves gEsomeer, it is conveyed by pipe TO tho fur
nace furnishing all the heat Necessary 4 CAM on nj the
same Time, ell the processes OF the manufacture OF salt
ITS completion in establishment capable Of making
hundred barrels day. and night brilliantly lighting up
the whole ~orks-thus saving the expense OF steam
engine Ia pump up the water, all the fuel and lights
week in deepening Of the wells OF Messrs
SnrewsLuy, the sugur struck gas at the depth
ct one thousand se that IN quantity and force FAR
passes anything OF the kind heretofore discovered here
perhaps in tio world The augur pressed I'm with
such orce almost TO overcome the exertons Of the
workmen Ia hold IL down while they could un.crew the
gas deiachmens The way being cleared the gas having
full play. sent column OF water one hundred land Il
Iubed, would doubt raise IL double that dstsnee
occasionally disoharging stones from the mu-ket
ball 10 that ui hens egg. almost with force Of Crane
shot from piece oi ofjnace.
When we there. Thursday last all hands were
engaged IN active efforts 10 get down plrg check the
force vi the Gas enable Them insert the tube
The have we learn, partially succeeded, aud days.
both the Gss snd water will be turned good account
SerOu spprehensions Justly entertained OF the
destruction Of the furnaces the immediate neighbour
hood, well as Ut the residence OF Mr. VIM Tompkins
should this immense body ol Gas take fire, which was
thought might occur from steamboat passing the yer
so extensively was II difiused in the splese. strong
gusTd is kept up day and night prevent such catas
trophe. On Saturday the third well FROM the one we are
speaking Of took FIRE. aud with the most active exeron
not tStngu'shed I'LL considerable damage was done
TO the work.
That readers may have idea Of the extent OF
natures laboratory gas mandatory the Kanawha
we will cay that enough issues from this single well
light all the cities in the IT, States aud think we
might safely throw London. Paris, ST. Petersburg and half
dozen other Lig cities Of Europe.
Some en'ernin fears that both the gas and the salt
will shortly fall but incline q the opinion that the
upper stratum the outskirts the suburbs only
Of salt and gas, well many suberanean wonder;
are Just being reached No matter whose dominions
Il illus, enIerprsng salt are as deter
mined to explore iben hem revel ia their psa-
ces, rs tie Wings the nexaionisis by and by
reyel in the halls Of the Montezumas.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-14
BALTIMORE MARKET.

Office Of the American, May 10, s, r. NJ.
CATrLE.-The supply OF Reef Cattle offered at markrt
to-day was rather limited. The offerings the scales
amounted 10 is6 head only, OF which 30 romsn over
unsold 30 head were driven 10 Washington, and all Of
the balance, 1877 head taken by Butchers ut prices
ranging according TO quality from S2,75 To $3.50 per
100 lbs the hoof, equal To S5s as per 100 lbs
nett These rates were obtained for those which
driven TO Washington.
HoGs.-Tho supply Of live Hogs in market is quite
large and holders unwilling to sell our for
mer quotations Holders ask the following rates, viz:
50 TO 1925 per 100 lbs according to quality Sales
have been rather limited buyers disposed To
give these prces there are however purchasers the
smaller figures, but fow 1T the larger. The number at
the scales rnsold IL about 500.
FLoUR.-The demand for Howard street Flour is lin
tied and no transactions of importance have been mad
Holders continue firm at former quotations, viz: so
per Dbl. at which small sales have been made We
note sale Of 200 bbs Saturday that rate. The
stock ON hand is not large. The rocep, price om
continue at S4,y7t.