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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-20
- MIR. WINTHROP AND MIR. BROWN

Comparisons are proverbially odious. They
must be sometimes instituted, and may be fire.
qnently with great advantage. Our columns will
show the figure Mr. Brown cut. whilst he was the
nominee OF the Democrats OF the House for the
Speakersblp. Let us contrastit with the conduct
OF Mr.. Winthrop, under exactly similar circnm.
stances. Two years since the House was very
equally divided and the result of the election for
Speaker very doubtful A single vote was very
important TO either party Mr. Palrey. Free
Soiler, or Abolitonst, from MIR. Winthrop's own
State, undertook to obtain pledges, as TO the for
nation OF the Committees, as the consideration
for his vote-with what success let the subioined
correspondence show
MIR PALFREY TO MIR. WINTHROP.
SO Cotmdn's. Uashingion.
December 5. lSt7.
yoie in placing you in the Chair Of the House o Re
pfesentatlres. But have personal hop or fears To
dictate my course IN the matter and the great cousdera
ton ar me must be thai Of the policy which The Speaker
will impress on the action of the House
MOI tn trouble you with Suggestions as 10 subordinate
points, there are some leading questions which il may
be presumed that you have settled purpose. May |
resPecily inquire whether, II elected Speaker is your
Intention
So to constitute the Committees on Foreign Relations
and Ways and Means 10 arrest the existing war
SO 10 constitute the Committee on the Judiciary as IN
nvor the repeal of the law of February p 1913 which
denies trial by jury 10 persons charged with being slaves
give fair and favorable consideration to the question
Of the repeal Of those acts of Congress which nov sustain
slavery In this District; and 10 further such measures as
may be IN the power OF Congress to remedy the grevln
ees OF which Massachusetts, complains at The hands Of s
Carolina in respect to ltrealmenl of her citizens
should feel much obliged to you for reply at your
early convenience. aud should be happy Ia he permitted
to communicate ,ar It's substance t. some gentlemen who
entertain smlar views To mine tins class questions
am, dear sir with great personal Esteem Your friend
and servant. JOHN q PAIFEFN
Hon. Ro G. WINTHROP
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+ rules holden in The tcil's onicc OF the circuit supcr
"a court of Law and thGneery Tor the county Of Pat
rick at the eourho thereof the first Monday in De
ccmbcr 1913.
Alexander A. Mor and James NOR merchants and part
trading under the firm OF NloiI s Son, plaintiffs,
against
Anderson Bowman, Mary Bowman, widow OF John Bow
man, dec'd Cleon Bowman, Alfred Bowman, Nelson
Thompson and Elizabeth his wife, William Bowman John
Jackson and Nancy his wife, Kid Montgomery and Christi
his wife, Elisha Bowman and Ewe Bowman, heirs of
John Bownan decd Henry rugge, and Jesse Corn sheriff
OF Patrick, Defendants.
IN CIANCERY
The defendant, Anderson Bowman, not having entered his
appearance and given security according 10 the Act of
semby and the rules OF this aud appearing by salts
factory evidence tina, he inhabant this Com
inwcah the motion OF the plaintiffs, by counsel
ordered that the said defendant do appear here the first
Monday in February nest and the plaintiffs bill and
that copy ol this order be forthwith published in the
Lynchburg NIgnisn, for two months successfully, and
posted the front door the courthouse of this county
court day.
Copy-Teate,
Dec 2o-w2m SAhII. q STAPLES. CPk
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Negroes for Hire,
SP LENDID PICTURES.
JUST RECEIVED.
SET. NAVAL PoRrfolIo, MOUNTED,
CAV M strN Ar
Iv'REfsV1"S EO0f. STORE.
Price Forty Dollars,
virginia.;

Nirgin,n
I Iines held IN the cl,ts Onice oftbc Cuenii supct
"a ~ tam al law and thantrty, tor the County OF Am
het't GA Monday the 3rd day oi December, 1910
Samuel Summons, Plaintiff
AGAINST
William II Camden, Wesley l., Duncan, W illmm A.
R'rhesun adm n,,lAlore Ihnmas Tucker 1tc IlatVrI
I Pryor, William TUCKER, Alexander r,awn sheriff al
Nclsen county, W am H. n9ecs, late alorin 81 Noson
and AZ such ednnnsatar de tons with the will
ed oil Austin Wright, decd nanla A. theatvood and
Austin G. ramplte, Defendants.
IN CltANCENY.
The dclcnaant Nbm II Camden. rel having entered
his appearance mud given security according he Act 81 A..
omhl, and the lits 81 this Count ar appearing /, .alis.
factory evidence thai he an mlahtRnt al this Con,.
monNrah lisoAei,d, That the pad defendant do appear
hcrc on the d,e MONDAY IN March urNi upl answer the
bill al the paiH AMI hat copy of this tfichc forthwith
inherited IN paper published IN the town ct ,ue-
hurg Tor two months snetrs yc, aud posted at the front
door al the Count House 81 this county.
copy -Fcste,
dec 20-w2m ROBERT TINSIEY ClL
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RICHMOND & DANVILLE RAIL ROAD.
The annual meeting Of This Company took place
on Thursday last. The Times says that, on FRI

The annual meeting of this Company took place
on Thursday last. The Times says that, on FRI
day:
The report fthe committee on the Presidents and
Engineer reports was presented, but acted on. Ii
approves the Presidents recommendation Of an kppca-
ton to the Legislature Tor guaranty of the companys
bonds TO an amount sufficient to pay the difference in cost
between the heavy and light rails, and also for charter
to construct branch road to connect with the Vrnia
and Tennessee Railroad al Lynchburg. The proposition
from the tlwn of Alton is commended to the consider
alton Of the stockholders the committee expressing the
belief that "a continuance along the Valley Of the Dan
river will no. he inconsistent with the cardinal principle
oipursulng the most direct and eligible ROUTE nasmuch
as the distance will not be heightened and there will be
Probable saving in cost of constructions Of 100000
Mr.. Iunstall was reelected President. The
vote stood-W. ?. Tunstall 1889; l.. F.. Harvie
672; James c. Crane 1874. Whole vote EROS
necessary to a choice 1853. Mr. Clifford and Mr..
Kent were elected Directors. The Presidents
salary was reduced to $4,000.
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EiDlIfATEON.

4 YOUNG LADY who has had four FIVE years cxpc-
"A cnce IN teaching, wishes 10 get situation as Tutor
in grucc iamily the ensuing year. She teaches
all the English branches commonly taught nthe best Fma lie
Scmnarics, comprising Ancient and Modem Geography
Ancient and Modem History; Natural, Moral and Inteicc
tual Philosophy Grammar; Chemistry Botany Astronomy
Arithmetic; Algebra; Geometry Sc. &c, together with
Music the Piano She give satisfactory references,
and would like the LIST OF February. Commu-
neaons addressed Qost paid Alpha Beta New London,
Campbell county, Va, will be promptly attended to.
Dec 2O-w1W
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i Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Super
~ or Court ii Law and Chaucery, Tor the County Of Am
hersi, on Monday,ih 3d day OF December, 1919.
Nathan Guthrie, Plaintiff,
against
Nicholas Guthrie and William Kent, Defendants.
IN CIIANCFRY.
The defendant Nicholns Guthrie, having hi.
appearance and given security according To the Act OF As
scmpy and the Rules Of this Court and appearing by
siacory evidence that he Is not nlaban of this Com
monwcah II is ordered, That the said defendant do aI
pear here the first Monday in March next, and answer
the bill Of the plaintiff and that copy Of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper published IN the town OF
lynehbag ter two months excessively and posted The
front door OF the Count House OF his county.
Acopy-'feste,
Dee 20-w2m ROBERT UINSIIY THlt
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AGENCY OF
IIr. =. g. FifrH'S (fSfbr0fed .Wedicincs

1SED by lin with such distinguished in The
~ of Coughs Consumption, Caarrh, Asthma, Heart Dis
eases, Dyspepsia, Gonorha Piles Female Complaints SC
S-c-Also DIR. s. s. Fchs Abdominal Supporters, Shout
and the art preserving Lille and Health 10 Old Age, Sc
JOHN IL sEAf has been appointed agent for the sale OF
the Goods and Will keep them SANITY hand
his Drug Store, Lynchburg, Virginia.
o. Dr, Fitchs . Guide Book 10 Invads, and Directions
oi Promoting Health and Instructions to Mothers, in the
Manag Of Children may be had, sratuitou.iy by
calling io II at the Store above An extremely yausbl
Book.
Aug I3-tsii
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MIR. WINTHROP TO MIR. PALFRFY.
UdYigp{on Coiemul'S JIoteI

December J. ISL.
DEAR SIR Your letter Of to-day has tins moment been
handed me.
am greatly obliged by the disposition you express
10 aid IN placing IN the Chair oil the louise Of Re-
personalities Bnl must be perfectly candid in saving
10 YOU that II am To occupy that Chair. must q into
1t without any pledges OF any sort
have not sought that place have solicited no mans
vote. Al meeting of the Wing members of the House
last evening Cat which, however, believe you were not
presently was formally Nominated as the Wing candi-
date Tor Speaker, and have accepted the nomination.
Bat have uniformly said to all who have Inquired Il
me, thai my policy organizing the House must be
sought for IN my general conduct and character as pub
lie man.
have been for seven years member If Congress
from our common State of Massachusetts, NV vot $ arr
on record My speeches areIn print Ii they have not
been such as II inspire ence in my caurse nohing
that could get up for tie occasion, in the shape OF
pledges or declarations of purpose, ought 70 be So
Su l'sS could feel II consistent with my own honor
after having received and accepted general nomination.
aud just the Of the election 10 fame answers 10
specific questions. like those which yuu have proposed
TO be shown TO few gentlemen. You suggest and
be withheld from HE great b dy If The " hus.
Deeply therefore, as should regret TO lose the dis
tinclon which the Wings in Congress have offered To
me, and through me to New Eng land for want Of the
AID OF Massachusetts vote Unjust yet respectfully decline
any more direct reply to the inerogatorles which your
letter contains.
remain. with every sentiment of personal esteem
your friend add servant.
ROBERT c. WINTHROP.
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Trust safe or I1EMablc Negroes

DY virtue deed of executed 10 the subscriber,
ID the It'll day of December, 1913, by William Steptoe,
and record III the county court Of Bedford county shall
Monday, the 3lt day OF December, 1919, IN front of the
Market House. the town of Lyncburg, proceed to SELL at
public auctions Tor cash, the following Slaves mentioned III
said deed OF trusts Isaac, Nancy, Lucy aal Leah.
The title the above property believed 10 be GOOD but
acting trustee shall only convey such title vested
in me by the said deed.
EDWARD D. CHRISTIAN, Trustee
Dec 20-t3lDif
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EXCHANGE.
Foreign-On Lundon Q per cent prom.

STATE or THE. STOCK MARKET.
State Stock per cents-par value s0O-sas nj par
and interest.
Corporation per cents-par value sl00-las sales a,
100.
james River and kanawha Bonds, guaranteed by thu
State, 100
Exchange Bank Stick-par value il00-las sales
tl06
farmers Bank Siock-par value sI00-sales al lO2
to I023.
Virginia Bank Sock-par value $7O-sales al 81
1--we STOCK MARKET
BEEF.-ScaIc tceiglt-s s. to 81 IS. Market amply
supplied.
Hogs" a 4 p net; market dull
MUITONS-$2 50 TO % net az IN quality
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o. own. J. Brown, Of Indiana, a first rate
man and atDemocrat'' Such were the terms in
which the Enquirer spoke, on Thursday, of him
whose election it hoped, the next morning, TO
chronicle. Alas what disappointment, and
wat different language it was constrained TO ap
ply to the traitor. We doubt not many an edito
rial, lauding this 'lrst-ratc man" TO the skies,
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+ rules holden in The CLERKS Office OF the county court
IA ii Patrick al the courthouse thereof, the first Mon
day in December, 1919.
Mahnn Scott Plaintiff,
against
Thomas Snow, Lafayette Snow Adam Snow and Henry
SNOW, Defendants.
IN ClANEEItN.
The defendants Adam Snow and Ilcniy Snow, moi having
entered their appearance aud given security according the
Aro Assembly and the rules 81 this court and appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants this
Commonwealth on the motion OF the plaintiff by counsel, it
ordered that the said defendants do appear here the E
Monday in February next and answer tie plaintiff bill and
that copy this order be forthwith published in the Lynch
burg Nhginan Tor months SUCCESSFULLY, aud posted at
the front door OF the court house of this county, some
court day A copy Ieste.
Dec 2O-w2'Ya sAM1 6. STAPLES d. c.
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. ~ N'liBTRG MARKETS. DIG. 10
ihnrisi11s Pak duh, Barun o Ia bl; Beer a. i,
&l,toIa Mcal H. IN 80 cents
tfnu 81 Ia 81
" btf--Rea 81 cents; White SIS
hfdia.- Cnfu. 10 10 Ii els, ats2Seenis.
tlorcr Seed NJ demand
Hhi3eg=3l IL ri els
RecueBr is 10 ~ cents
BHtfaf- / To IL cts
Bhuni9 -Nprla nome onernr Peach. unnc nilrrine
Bar iron SS5assaftcd and $50 to when drawn 10
order
telesz-llin IL to l2l cents, laguira 10, Java
IL Mocha 20.
Country luieas Tow II To l2l; FLAX i2} to 10.
Cotton farns Sales l6lo II cents
Feathers so 10 % eta
FIar Scod-Saes % to o5 eenia
Fish -lleninps. No, |. 81 so, Shad. old AZ so
new s 50
66iapg-26 cents
Hemp quite 10 &c. in demand
LtRsetd OIL -65 10 70 cents-in demand
Lmd-6i e. Z.
,nold@es India 80 10 40 ctsper gallon \
O. IL to i5 cents.
Plaster .nmp, S. to ST.; Ground, a6i to- 81.
Sugars New Orleans e To : rrnts; Porto leo los
cents; Clarified l2l cents; Loaf stJl2l cenis.
Sab.-$ 81 p.
Ihllaw-q 10 81 cents
no $3.50 per hhl
u ooi 81 to co els, in demand
ID IL
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and intended TO announce the triumph of the
Democracy, IN hls election, was found sadly in
applicable and had 10 be torn up, or distributed
We should not be surprised 10 hear that our
neighbor was in just such category
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-20

o. The EIIians, whose Concerts have heretofore
been well attended and received by citizens, will
be in town in the course Of few days. The tine and
place Of heir performance i'll be hereafter announced.
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COMMERCIAL. RECORD.
IYNCuulJHG. ppr ,k,h =,


'emand continues good. with l,ltl, ina.
"lts range itpm ~ 80 to 81 50 Ion irSl ~ Ia :, 10 n
shipping - " e'' anu ''o
NllkAf-ilas declined and Is now selling Al so,. In,
Rcd, - els. Ion White. - "
WILLIAM 7 SMITH
Commission Mer, hpnt
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7 Rules held IN the Clerks Office of the Circuit upc,,n,
~ Court oi Law and thaneey Tor the County Il Amherst
IN Monday,ho ND day ol December, 1910.
lindse, y. McDaniel, Plaintiff,
against
labney SundidRe, in his own ,eh, aud as guardian 81
Lindsey u, George mud Gideon Mcdaniel, and suety
lor Ambrose H. Me)un,c canadian or them and hers
lc John s. Mcdaniel John ilaNscit aud Tnnscy Jane hs
wife, labncy Mcdaniel, the admin.ato, ul ,coiee Nj
Daniel when oue shall be appointed Gideon Mcdaniel,
Ambrose X Mcdaniel IL his trht and guardian LOT
his six children, Tumsey Jane, John, nabney Lindsey,
George and Gideon Jlni London, in he own RIGHT and
executor oi r21 London dcet and A. trustee Ion VII
lama London and Fautcs Wooaruai, " Hmm \ london,
Wnaton Woolroo and Frances his wife, nanie II Lon
don, IN his night, and trustee o Nj Frances Wood
looi and W lllnm \. london, and jamos lqpnbohanl,
Defendants.
IN tHANGEily.
The deIcndauis, John iaNsutt aud 1amscy Jane ms
wiz, iabuey Mellahrl, GIDEON Mcdaniel ahd Am
hrose Mcdaniel, not having entered their aprra,.
aner aud given saaniity according 10 the Act al a
sonhy and the Rules 81 this Count aud /, appearing by sat
lsiseloy evidence tha they nlnhaus tbs tom
moWcalth Il ordered, That The saia d5len ans appear
here the first MONDAY March next aud answer the
hill OF the a,nl aud that copy of his otdcf lie forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published in the yne-
burg, lor two months successfully, and posted the front
door OF the Court House of this County.
Aeopy-Tcse.
Dec 2o-w2m ROBERT TINSIEY, rlk.
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Hon. j. G. PALfREy, SC.

O. In The case of the Spanish Consul, in New
Orleans, charged with being implicated in the alb
duction Of Rey, the Grand Jury has refused to
find Bill. So that, we presume, the affair is
settled
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-20

The Finer / Sermon Of Mr.. Winston Lucas, decd,
will be preached next Sunday morning the Baptist
Church, at eleven O'clock, by the Rev j W. Williams.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited 10 at.
tend.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

An adj urned Meeting Of West Hanover Presbytcry.
viii be held in the 1t Presbyterian Church in this place
Friday, the y inst for the purpose of ordainng and
installing the Rev. c. X. Vaughn Pastor Of said Church.
Services will commence at O'Clock and continue I'm
Ill The Monday following The public are respectfully
invited to attend.
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Range Of the yHcrhliOniefer,
REPORTED FOR THE ''ylRGINlANP by
ID. u. PAYNE & BROTHER, Booksellers,
MAN SIEEEI INNCLIBuKG. Va

NJ EW SUPPLY OF NGNENElI AND IT'S REMAINS
~ by I.ayald-Just received by ..
Nov 2J-ts II. Il. PA1NL J. BkO
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WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Dec. llh, 1919.

w dsiHgt0H, lUeSddY, Dec. I'm, 1917.
rumor prevails this morning. that the Ab1ldonisls
will today vote with the Locoocos for w. J. Brown,
OF Indiana.
Whether they will not remains to be seen ;
oul II they do, in what position would it place the
southern seceders. Indeed. were ii not known that r
=. winthrop was as little. perhaps less, obi &c iionable
than any other northern man. the fact thai Free Sellers
do mol consider hun sound makes their opposition appear
more iartons. Unfortunate man truly 10 be the object
OF cioss fire between the two factions who have the
balance of power.
AT the moment of writing this the 32l ballot is raing
quietly if the House was legisating The
Wings stand up manfilly for the man they know TO
be good aud true while the balance of the House
is divided as much We may now mark the
changes. Brown has run up TO one hundred and nine,
which is his best.
just before The adjournment, Mr.. Winthrop acbnow
lodged most handsomely, The honor done him by the
party and requested his to be dropped publicly as
he had often done privately. This created much sensa
ton.
The probability is, that The Wings will have eau
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Correspondence of the Virginian,
WASHINGTON, MoNpAY, Dec. lOru. 1874,

WAsnINGroN, MoNDAY, Dec. l0ru, 1919
.,Ir. Editor You are aware OF the singular in
deed, anomalous situation OF Congress- The House has
never perhaps but on one occasion. failed elect
Speaker within reasonable time. and then matter of
principle. real or ianced in this case, involved
The whole country is in suspense awaiting necessary
and important information many matters of national in-
poriance await The action Of Congress, yet few aco-
ISIS are willing to delay organization, and they stop the
wheels of Government. While | am not willing al
togeher tn apply this term 10 the few Southern Wings,
who have, for the first iine been found in sIch bad
company vel must say. they have chosen ualor
fortunate, and by no means legitimate, an Of electng
good end.
The South has always, and will again. prove herself
equal to any emergency she has many and adequate
means of resisting entertainments upon her rights
whether by Legislation or otherwise. Yet these few
gent lemen claiming to be the exclusive guardians of
Southern rights are found in the category at This
moment, with Glddings, Root & Co; squad who have
sounded The lowest depths of political degradaon by i'm
pedng Legislation any thing else right. in order to
become notorious. Yea, they would plunge the country
into the vortex Of anarchy dlsunon civil war attain
theif selfish and de peabe ends. Oar Southern friends
are clearly mistaken in their duty, and AN much mis-
taken, if they are sustained by their people.
Many propositions have been submitted during this
farce looking to peaceful and speedy organization, but
have all been voted down. The most simple and fair
such for instance the ballot have BEEN resisted by The
old rats of party, who have legned smell cat in The
meal Tub, and have thus frightened the more timd, but
right thinking If both parties The usual clap trap
Of "shring responsibility" Sc, has been used with
cess. The ballot might very well be adopted, being less
Objectionable than the plurality vote, which seems .
little inconsistent with The spin Of State and Federal
Constitutions, aud certainly with the practice of their
trainers.
General good temper and good order seem to pre-
vail but, nm5lmg may ne heard family, which
may presage volcanic eruption.
will give yuu 10 mofrow'5 proceedings more in de-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-20

Christmas GIFT,
EfNilh Lady, Cent eman and Child, lar as can
leatn, rNpeet 10 receive heanfu1 present an noNt
tuesday have consequently, ureaed great variety OF
E"ohs, Fancy Gooas. Finc Tons. Er.,
Il which would invite the attention al wa dcsro to
make Eadtlt hearts III ificHd, ht giving tu thema
FINE CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENT.
sluA viii he found hst Of few ot the Boo .c which
! have received
baqHet 81 Melody, Musical Annual for 1850
Women 81 the bible, with ne illustrations,
Women OF tie Testament,
Souvenir Gallery.
Harvest tleaningr,
The bnl1ad, "a / oxen ot Ffiendship,
g" Amaanlh,
Friendship onding,
The t.alden titit.
Read /, mlu leots,
Sacred Poet soi FINLAND and America.
Bejegatou Gitv other ns 81 hooks sn, ,hia Tor pre.
sea shall receive my assortment ol fancy Goods Toys,
81 an tonight, az on neNt Saturday night,
have still Oh hand fine assortment Of Gold Watches
je"'f 81 all ins, Inc lint Guitars, Niolirs, Aceode
9n'' n'l1as, flues hhlps Glass Weights, reuFolios
Mote lctter, Cap Paper, Sc, &c,
dee 2o-its JNO. =. WRIGHT.