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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-09
LY.V.CHHUHG .yC.s.sE.ryx.

Wiz. next session Of this institution will commence
u On Monday. the 9th OF February and close in Juy
at which lime there will be Examination and public
Exhibition.
Better 10 facilitate the progress Of the student and
maintain dIrlpline. there is now flung npan adjoining
room, as study for The advanced that they may
be entirely separate IRON The junior classes during schu
hours.
By this arrangement, can give such attention 10 he
minor depar nen as not to leave "a stone unurued''
II. H. SMITH, A. b., will contInu, Teacher oi the
Ancient and Modern Languages.
DAN SMITH. in. Principal.
n. B-Summer Session, from s! tn ~ aud ir m 2
III p. NJ REGULATIONS begin precisely at o'clock.
NJ. ID s
Feb uom
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CONTINUATION.

TllE Undersigned having purchased Of Messrs. Ed
uund. Watson 4 Co. their stock OF Goods, " i'll
carry thn business, the old stand himself He will
kcepa good assortment ol Groceries haud.an solics
continuance o the patronage which has been extended
the old jrm JAMES Nj. BOYD.
Eco "A -
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Ia Conr, Of Husngs oil Monthly Sessions, held IN and
n f,r the Corporation of Iyneltfg tie Court house
tie euf Monday the 5lh day oil January, ls4s
Charles l.. Mostly, - = 3 Plaintiff,
against
WIN. Bafey, Henry Dunnington Cont. and Patrick II
Scott, l-s = i Defendants.
The defendant VIM Bailey not having entered his appear
ance and given security, according The Of Assembly
and the rules this court and appearing b. satisfactory ev
ience that be is Indbano Vi ih country; II Is order
ed that the said defendant do appear here the first DAY OF
The next May term tn answer the bill OF the plaintiff, and
tn II copy Of this orle be forthwith inserted in
par printed in the town Of Iynchbug Tor months sue
cesse, and posted the ont Of the courthouse oil
this Corporation
Copy-rese,
JAMES BENAGH, elk.
Jan. i2 WIN
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NO Y'ICE.

fENiE Subscribers having determined to --ile mp heir
l. business al New Lundun have removed 10 Lees
vile, where they will continue 10 sell GOODS upon
the very bssi terms
10 our lormer customers return our grateful ac-
acknowledgements, and hope that those Of them who eau
do 50, will call ON us at new stand
hose who aveaccounts unsettled, will do favor hy
calling on Z. ). Kaber, at New London and settling
as We owe money which me musl pay
Yours, most respectfully.
KABLER & SPECIE.
New London. Ma ch 9 w3w
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NfRGINIA:-A cou,t held for Bedford county, bf''
dav Of December. IS45:
On the motion Of Wilson Mendor, Of the LeTa'e -
Benjamin Meador, decreased, IL is ordered that all
having claims against the estate OF the said Brn)am
dor deceased do exhibit the the said ', 'i"" n
dor, Executor OF the last will ind testament OF 'he "a"
Iamin Meador, d-ce ased for settlement within I" INV"
from the date thereof it appearing that more Than wv
have elapsed since the qualification Of the said
DOR Executor aforesaid: And il Is ordered that
hi. order be published for eight weeks, in the
Vrgnian, newspaper PUBLISHED in the town Of ~ r~
and posted at the front dooro the courthouse Of
on two several court days. E ..
A Copy-Teste, r,..
L. 80 " wsw
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Dissolution OF Co.partncr.hip.

co-panership heretofore existing between the
I Undersigned, under The style OF Edmond, Watson
& ca, Is his day dissolved by mutual consent The
debts and effects OF the have been purchased by
MI James VI. Boyd. whu intends 10 carry on the bust
ness himself. All persons indebted 10 the firms Of Ed
mohd, " aison 4 Co., VIM. II. Watson 4 Go. and
Bayd Edmund X CO., are requested 10 pay 10 James
NJ Boyd alpne-aud ailhe creditors Of said Grns will
apply to him for payment.
ROBERT EDMOND,
w. IL. WATSON,
ISAAC DAYENPORT,r.
Feb. IL Is
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NlOe1 NJ JOY,

containing by survey recently made. $40 Acres; 453
Acres Of which is IN cultivation. and The residue woods
land most of which is well lnbered and OF that which
Is in cultivation, 95 Acres James River buliom, o
the best quality, and the residue upland, mostly level
and Of superior quality and The greater part Of the wood
land is good soi well adapted 10 the production OF grain
or grass, aud such as Gould be easily cultivated The
Improvements his farm are, very large aud CONS
m1JIuus
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all Farming lensllS aud articles ul House
hold aud Kitchen Furniture, every description cons
veyed in the said teed oI trust by the said joan Nj
Harvey.
A Two story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with
lis on buildings and appunenances near the town Of
buchanan and IN the Valley Road leading South west
from that place. and the lot Of land on which it is sils-
aied. containing Two Acres and % square poles, con
veyed by WIN. r. Mitchell. in said deed of trust, the
whole properly handsomely improved
The Noun, joy Farm, aud Farm Of 20 Acres. Lun.
Der House, and House and Lot ol Acres, and Lot CON
veyed by WIN. II. Mitchell. will be spld on The prems>
es, the Personal Properly. conveyed by J NJ. Harvey,
" i'll be sold On the Monnl Joy Fam. The other Land
will be cold IN Buchanan, at The front door Of the Blu
chanan Hotel.
The sale will commence, al buchanan at the time in
dcaed above and will he continued from day 10 day til
all the property shall be sold.
TERMS.-For the real property. one>lhird Of the
purchase money Will be fequIted IN cash and on the
residue, in Two equal lusiamenis credit OF one and
two years Will be gwen HE deferred payments he Sc
cured by good pers na security The retention of the
cash, and the other personal property. on credit If
giving bonds with good personal secnrl,y for In,
the cash will be uqaifed,
Acting Trustees we shall convey only such file IA
the property sold is vested us by the deed Of rusl
aforesaid. THOMAS SHANKS.
WILLIAM W. BOYD. trustee.
The above sale advertised, and will take Mace with
my consent aud appreciation.
JOHN NJ. HARVEY.
feo' MlleMh
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FHSflt subscribers, under the firm Of George Wait
= Co. are engaged in manufacturing, in the city Ut
Richmond, Va. that highly Improved Plough invented
aud patented few years since oy George Wat, aud
Introduced 10 the Virginia public in editorial anlce
Of The Southern Planter for June 1872 ST, led by way
Of description
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Is HAsCERy.

NlhtINlt:-A Rnles held in the Clerk, Office o r.,
circuit SiierIor Court OF Law and Chauccry, of Mel
'oh county, ~ the month ot January i3t6:
John bUrlutd. adinmistra q William Ia, fscd
Wilson Peters sanutl H. sIrlton, and William, na rn,t
Seatoh IL Loving aud Wilson Peieis late m re antS and
Panes, trading under the style and firm vi " iam Is,
neo D Co. Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Coleman W. Kidd administrator Of Allen r IucI. ii
Allen j 'oping deed and Martin Jopling inf.nt hen
sad Allen Jopling and - Jolling his wife accd.
and under the nge oiwenty years. and Polly nge
as Polly Joplmg, Defendants.
In CHANcERY
Inc Defendant Martha Joplns, not ha ing entered her
appearance and gwen security, according tie Ac al
srmbiy and the ues OF this aud il appearing
factory evidence that she is nllahiaui OF this Cur
mo hwcalti: On motion Of the PLAINTIFF b, their counsel
Is ordered that the said Deendsn, do appear here on r..
tore the first dn, ofAr term and ansxcl the De lin,
OF William Barnett < Co. who hn,e been admitted Us mar
" plaintiffs in this cause, and that copy oil tbi, odt, b.
orthw it'll inserted in the Lynn burg Nirginan"a new.
paper published in the I.vnchburg for two nor,,
snrcessyey, aud anqther copy th,eo posted the frn
door Of ie Cont hon OF this count, court dav
a CoPy-Teste,
r. c. CUTLER, elk.
jan ID w2m
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.NEHCIEg.s'T T.fILORs

ran amt Winter ENShiOns.
Jusr RECEIVED AT NY HOUSE ON MAN STREET, your
Dooas AnoyE MEM X GwATRiss SronE.
TllANkFUL 10 my friends and the Public gene
L rally for thef patronage hereol,re bestowed upon
me. ask continuation Of the same, feeling that
] shall be able 10 please the most astdloas.
WILLIAM CIAVEY.
c.
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we have been requested to insert the 6llown:

We have been requested to insert the following
Communications:
In cirnman with ths whole community ! ircply rs-
efe' the unfortunate meeting in the neghborhopd Of this
city Ol The circumstances attending II, have nus
hing Ia say. hut ssroDs and conf citing statements
and reports c"nreong I, are IN circulation; and esperi
ally eot them refer 10 letter written by Nj
Thomas Richie and delivered 10 the een,lensn WIN
bne the message 10 Mr. Peasants. referred 10 in The
enclosed leiterl think It cannot do smlss In Ia
send you copy Of The letter itself and 10 request ms
publication IN Jsuf paper. The appended by
lle gentleman Who bore the letter. - 81 .af#
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Stock OF .IelCcirv,

Gold and Silver Lever Watches, Silver Ware, Military
Gonds Britannia Ware. Plated Casturs and Candle
Sticks, ani great variety of articles too tedious /,
rnumeraie u, rey reduced prices for CASH, or shor
credit To punc ual customers.
My friends aud the conmunlly generally are invited
10 call before purchasing. Determined to close.
without delay aud vii ullrr perhaps greater nducemen
market.
Those indebted 10 the concern will please. call ant
seth their accounts AS spredIIy possible.
o. Clocks, Watches and all kinds Of Repairing ex
eculeJ pnhclually and at moderate prices.
Nov. II ia
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Or Centre Draught Plough.
Vs:K. ~. G.EEs.N'E T"T,

Ar THE CORNER BELOW THE FRANKLIN HoTEI
IL EEPS constantly ON hand a vafr,y oil FAMILY
IN GROCERIES AND LIQUORS, TO which he
invites The. particular alien ion o buyers, both Town
and country, aud assures them that lhey ui be sold Al
reasonable prices.
lie Is asp prepared "a accommodate Travellers with
Board and Lodging, either by The day or week and
promises them thai his table Will be supplied with the
best are the market affords lie asks his country ar
qualulances 10 give him call good stable convenient
with penty Of Provender and attentive Oslers
WIN. H. GARNETF.
n. B. 10 or II Buarders will be taken by The weeh
month moderate terms.
Feb. % wis
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THE MECHANICS, SAVINGS BANK

Notice..
t4E UNDERSIGNED ,eqnes, all persons having
claims on the Of ZachfeId Wade, IT,, to
present them To him. arrangements may be made for
their payment. And also thuse indebted said
VIII please come forward and make payment To him. as
he is anxious to close the business IF said estate
RICHARD }. WADE. Admir-.
Feb. 10 WIN
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isenisone II the As.t writers 10 yisn,, and an able.
t,Ieieneed aad n raeui e1Iisfcisn. aszH
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ron X.IT.LY MOISE.

-f--s 1qiE SUBSCRIBER. hssia. been FL
2GTk naa,b-s ',i ,sars enasgeJsin
3iii8 TAVERN KEEPING.
G0N0S h Burknghom clunly, has taken The O.
asaed iI,usr t,arhbufr siiua'ed IN thu h"s'
End fsisin tsai aud skies this method OF inofmiog
IN, eda aud Abe public afntfay tina, by sidet a'en
qun 70 business tnps Ia metit portion Of public patron
age Suffice II 10 say thai pains will be SPARED !"
sse general satisfaction lie would like 10 take rea
sJusbr nenlbsfVf BoafJes by The week NINTH cr year
JAMES p. PAITES0N.
March 2 w4w
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o. $4,000 WANTED,


BALES Monticello No. | OZNABURGS.
lc very superior ar,cle-none better, and perv fen,
as good MCDANIEL X McCORkLE.
ALSO.-20 bushels Dned Apples.
Jan. l2 4,
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RIenMosp, Feb. 24th, ISL

Dear ST.. rlo ,ness,,o l.l..,oa 90. n, pa, hi.
morning fr1m ] H. Plees,nis. VAS nea,iv IN ,be,e
words: II am rennesled by Mi ple,,aus 10 inform YOU
hai he will be on the Chesterfield slde al James River
10 morrow mornlpg al sun-ri.r armed with side rms
without ME sho-oun or mnsk et and ,ecnmpsnlej by
40 irirnds similarly armed y
The disguised challenge protest soains,- first, be
a Is not IN the ierfns which ia justified by men
Of honor and u meal extent unheld by publle opiu
ion
Second, Btcanse il pteyeos ilm certainly of eoo,I
advantage fccogntz by all gentlemen as an essential
OF The duel ol far and ,l,iy alfous comb,,
Thud, because il pises Ia the CHALLENGING marry the
privilege Of selecting time, place and weapons; npht
Which ocrttln, IA all ,s,,o t.L.n,s =, H. ,,,lI-,,
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NiheiNlA:-At rules hell in tie Clerks o Aes If IL.
'ifcMt superior Ceuit Of law and Chancerv tsr th
o"'y o. Nelson in the lnonth OF uary 1876:
CIienr. Bushnef p,s,n,;gAs
ss against =zsza ssae -
benjsmn D Harris. sdminst ra,or Of James M,n,so~.
~ ass Ii john l., Harris and Sterling Claiborne, =.
zz.E =#saa -s-s . IL DeiendAu.s.
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liz CHAscERY.

A rules nsid IN the clerks efce Of the circuit .p,o
the month Of February 1876 ' o'A'sAA, u
jonathan Lukins, 20 p,.;.r
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I II
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| be ;i,c ss
| Maj. WI
| The ab,
of the i'luI
from l)any
81 which d
excellent q
rrl'ent qua
growth at
coDfurt Of
hpuH, &r.
The tile
acting as II
vested in III
March 2
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anne T. Fe.,ill, Villa B. FerriIl Joshua D. Cha,
ana roc'hontas his wilt, and John Fcrr
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70 be placed upon certain conditions, upon the then
contemplated throne of Mexieo After the adjust
ment of the Oregon question, really did believe that
the people OF Great Britain would cease TO counle-
nance the l-naiured and ealumnious attacks of their
newspapers against the United States; but | find
that, as heretofore the most influential ofthem seize
upon any and everything TO excite prejudice against
their Institutions and those who responsible for
the administration of the government. They re-
ceive their cue from our side Of the Atlantic, from
persons who are anti-American in all else but their
citizenship. l
a revolutionary moyement attesded with loss OF
life to some extent, recently occurred at Geneva,
Switzerland. The radicals succeeded in accom-
plishng their object, and order Immediately after
wards was restored. 3 az Ia 200. 'a
The King of the French has granted more than
one hundred pardons, so excessive is his Joy upon
the occasion of Montpensier's marriage. Among
others, the five accomplices who were condemned TO
death for attempt on the lives Of the Dukes Or.
leans, Nemours; and Aumale, in 1871, but whose
sentence was subsequently eommuted into Danish
ment. Yours, truly, ta.+
H . AMERICANITS
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he present prices OF all descriptions Of IRON abroad
here Is no danger offorsisa composition. We arc
glad to see these works going on; and We hope they
| will do a successful business"
Minors American Railroad Journal, !" (of New
York; dated on this day, says
The English iron trade remains in a healthy con-
diuon. The demand continues steady, and prices for
railway IRON continue TO range from 81 l5s to f pr,
on' The Shrewsbury and Northampton compa-
ny ordered 10000 tons Of rails, and 5000 tons OF
chsrs while others who wanted To purchase, de-
eiined to do 80 until after the quarterly meeting OF
ronmasters, which was 10 take place at Birming-
nam on the commencement Of the month; prices
were, however, fully sustained, with tendency TO
adyancei which tendency will be very likely to
continue, as there be no doubt Of the rapid con-
struction OF the numerous lines OF road already
chartered-as may be inferred from the progress al
ready made, and making, with those chartered in
lo45, II the statement, In another column from the
English journals is correct"
From the quotations. furnished by the journal, p
from its English correspondents, il appears that the
iron business is doing well-the iron is at good
price, and not likely to fall-thst il is wanted at
home, and that there is no danger of its success
fully competing in our markets with American
IRON. We hope our ironmongers will rest content
with present duties, and not grasp at higher profits
through higher duty. .. ESQ ..
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THE UNION.
CITY OF wAsHINeToN.
SATURDAY NIGHT, NOV. IA, 1886
UNION FOR THE COUNTRY.

Energy and action are now tho watchwords OF the
democratic party. Mr.. Webster boasts Of having
urried the three large States of Ohio, Pennsylvania
and New York. lathe former the democrats have
displayed great yigor, and but for local causes
thew would have carried the State. In Pennsylya'
MIA, we have lost the day, by the divisions
which had erept into our party, and the inclem-
.ncy Of the elements. In next October we shall
have a brighter day, thorough organization
Of the party, greater union of counses, and a
glorious triumph. But for this purpose, we must
have union and krmnsss. And Mr.. Daniel Web
star must 90 longer he permitted to stand at the
bsotisna font and christen the Old Keystone State
rs a federal State. New York has still to rouse her
giant energies, and bring every man to the polls
No one, ther doubts her success over sboitionism,
nativisu, and all the isms in the calendar.
We must hencsforth go into the action with more
Harmonious organization. We must rouse the
people, and circulate intelligence among them We
must sacrifice our predictions upon the altar Of our
country, and with buoyan spirits and united efforts
we will maintain the victories which we 80 glorl-
oqsy won in ls44--assert the principles which we
brought with us into power in ls45, and vindlcate
the great measures Of reform, which We adopted IN
1916. There is another object which every patriot
has at heart We must prosecute an honorable war
with all the vigor which is necessary to obtain an
Ao-orabIs peace. Let energy and action, then be our
xsehwof,is
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Intelligence from the north by to-night'
.. .. mail. ..,0- &.
Correspondence Of the Union.]

. ... Correspondence of the Union.l ..'
BALTIMORE, Nov. IA, SIP. m.
The dark and dismal weather noticed by me al
every day for the last three weeks still contin-
ues, without any signs Of an improvement.
neglected to mention, yesterday, that Turner,
the defaultng book-keeper Of the Mechanics Bank,
had been apprehended by Mr.. Jacob Cook Of the
independent police, and brought back to Baltimore
He was about starting from Kingston, Canada, on
pleasure excursion, over the lakes, with company
Of young Englishmen, when Mr.. Cook overlook
him. His defalcaon, in different ways, does not fall
much short of $4,000. The $1,000 reward was
promptly paid by the bank @.-t
We have now full returns from Delaware The
democrats have elected Mr.. Tharp governor, by O
majority of l37. He is the first democratic governor
elected in the State for twenty years Houston,
(fed.,) has SO majority over the democratic candi
date for Congress. Two federasts are elected to
the Senate in Kent county; and six federasts, and
one democrat to the Assembly.
Parties in the legislature will be divided as fol-
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SENATE,
HOUSE.

In the Baltimore Market to-day, there has been
no special change to note. There is rather more
frmness. note a sale yesterday afternoon of
900 barrels Howard street brands at IS So which
price is now demanded. City Mills is held at S. SO,
some asking more; rye -four "a IS, and corn meal
50 rs. sH#% ...
There is fair demand for grain quote good
% prime red wheat at 100 liz cents, and ordinary
to good e5 100 cents; white wheat 100 a li8
cents, and very prime do. for family flour l20a l25
cents; old white corn 10 cents; yellow do. IS a Sc
cents; new white Sc cents, and yellow do. SO so
cents; oats % 30 eentsjrye 66 a67.
whiskey is selling moderately at % a "a cents
per gallon.
The telegraph brings US no tidings from tho New
York market to-day. at BAL. m aa
AT Philadelphia, this morning, the -four market
was quite dull; small sales Of fresh ground Penn
sylvania brands, at IS So corn meal hrmer; rye
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THE ELECTIONS.
MICHIGAN.

..H.aH... POI MICHIGAN E ..'..
The New York Journal Of Commerce states, that
the whole democratic delegation is elected to Con-
gress, by an aggregate majority of from a,5OO
to 5000. MccleIand's majority over Lawrence,
fed is about 400. Bradley, over Gordon, fed }
about 700. Bingham, in the I'd district, over Wis
ner, (fed.,) more than $50. ......
The Senate stands--2 sederalists and II demo-
Gratis with three members not ascertained. Total
number Of senators 20. .#n .
House-l3 federalists and a3 democrats, with 10
members not ascertained. Total number Of repre-
sentatiyes Go.
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The PREsIDEscY.--At public meeting recently
held in one Of the interior counties of Tennessee,
John Mclean, If Ohio, was nominated as a candi-
date for President, and Willie P. Mangum, for Vice
President, in lS46. 9""h
Daniel Webster was unanimously nominated for
President by the wing convention Of the first con.
gressional district Of New Hampshire, recently held
at Dover--.N " Courier and Enquirer. ..s = .f 81
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NEW JERSEY.

In quoting from the Newark Daily Advert
ser" the result Of the congressional election in the
first district, and setting down the county Of At
lante at "seventy-hve federal" we did gross in.
justice to her democratic principles She is "faith-
ful, found among the faithess," and gave Richard
p. Thompson, who deserved her support and conf
denee, majority Of $40. The following i. report
ed in the somerset Messenger" as the vote of the
whole district, (though it sets down the majority in
Atlantic at 220, instead Of 800: