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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-01

LNOR SALE.--A Splendid Tennessee
IL ia EkM The subscriber offers for sale his lnrgo
and highly improved Firm, lying in the Grns ~ Valley
of Knox county. Tennessee.
This farm confirms about Thirteen II
Acres OF Land, about six hundred Acres of which are
open and the remainder Is we'll timbered. IL Il situated
twelve miles West of Knoxville, Immediately upon tho
main Stage Road lending from Knoxville to Nashville
and also to the South. Tho East Tennessee and Gcor-
gia Railroad. which ia now constructed to within Is
miles otthis Farm, will soon be completed 10 Knoxville,
and will pnss inmediately along the Southern boundary
of this Farm without touching it, and n Depot of TINT
Road will be within two miles of the Dwelling House.
Besides this, the fnrin ia within three ar four miles Of
Steamboat Landing ON the Holston River. There is
upon this Farn,a LARGE NEW DCOMMODIOUS
49, BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, within n hundred
IElil feet ola lnrge and aeper.f4ning Spring Of excellent
WUtcr. There are also of several vprie-
ties Of Fruit trees; among their an Orchard of young fkR
thrifty and select Apt =. -. numbering about
ONE Thousand!
The greater portion of the an very fertile, and pro-
duccs excellent Grapes, Grain md Tobacco. There
nre about One Hundred 1cres Of Mead0n Land on the
Farm. The Firm is well watered. The location Of
the Firm Is in the midst OF II pleasant neighborhood, and
within "a mile or two of several Churches.
The terms of sale will be made known to any one
wishing to purchase, by addressing mo ut Knoxville,
Tenn. JOSEPH A. MABRY.
7. S.-This Fnrm may we'll be divided into two pnrts,
one having five hundred ncrcs and comfortable, but in
ferior Dwelling House thereon, and the other eight hun
bred ncres with n brick dwelling house aud the princi-
pal Orchard. The whole Form or either portion will
he sold.
ie l7-2twdNciclm J. A. nj.
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"RURKHOLnER a WALKER

md most workmanlike manner, and on the most reason
able terms, all buildings that moy be entrusted to their
chorge. my 21-dMc2twtn
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Notice 10 Presumption Ckaimants, and TO Lessees, Occu-
pants, and Permitees Of Mineral Lands.
Every person entitled to the right of ~p.e-emption to
any Of the lands within the townships and fractional
townships above enumerated, ia required to establish
the amc to the satisfaction of the Register and Receiver
at Saltwater. and make payment therefor as soon az prac-
ticabic after seeing Ms notice, and before the day up
pointed for the public sale, otherwise such claim will BIO
forfeited.
And every person having the right under an net enti-
tied "An net to crente an additional Land District in tho
Territory of Wisconsin and for other purposes" APP
proved Sd March, 1847, as iessees, occupants or permit
tees, TO enter to the extent Of their lenses OF permits any
Of the lands within the townships and fractional town.
ships above enumerated, and who are entitled, under the
act entitled Gan act to reduce the minimum price of the
mineral lands in the Lake Superior District in Michigan.
and the Chippewa District in Wisconsin" approved
Goth September, 1850, "to enter the land covered by
their leases, occupancy and permits respectively, at the
minimum price of 81 25 per acre ; or If covering more
than one full section; entitled ION the surrender of such
lease or permit at the proper Land office, to purchase,
{ he shall elect to do so, one full section at the rate of
81 SO per acre, is required to establish the same to the
satisfaction of the Register and Receiver Mt Saltwater,
and make payment therefor as soon as practicable after
seeng this notice, and before tho day appointed for the
commencement of the public sale Of the lands embrace
ing the tract claimed, otherwise such claim will be for
fcited. Ohm WILSON,
Acting Com. Of the Gent Land Office.
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XALUARLE LANE FOR sALE.--

Y In obedience to a decree pronounced by the circuit
court of Franklin county, on the 18th day Of May, 1852,
against Thomas S. Keen and others, j shall, on Thurs
day the Both day of September. 1852, ofier for snlc, on
the premises, ut public auction. to the highest bidder, all
the lands belonging to tho said Thomas Keen, situated
from Franklin Courthouse, containing A73 Acres.
This land is considered very valuable. and persons
wishing to purchase land would do well to attend this
sale.
TERMs.-The aforementioned land will be sold upon
II credit of one, two, and three years equal instruments.
The purchaser will be required to give bonds with good
personal security, for the payment Of the purchase mo.
ney; the title to the land WILDE retained until all the pur-
chase money is paid. and the land held subject to resale
in default of the payment of the purchase money.
July 22-2twd&ct30S HUGH NELSON Com'r.
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DHILADELPHIA MARBLE AND

DHHLADELPHIA MARBLE AND
l. IRON WORK. STRUTHERS d o 3
Market Street, Philadelphia, furnish all kinds ofMarble
and Red Stone Work, consisting of Marble Mantles.
Monuments, Fonts, Head Stones, Flooring lyle. ana
all kinds Of Front work, &c. Orders promptly executed
and work warranted against ~breakage in transPorta''o"'
MORE Il GALLAGHER, C0rnerc broa@
IvI and Ridge Road, philadelphia, Manufactures :
ron Ratings for fencing. enclosures for Cemetry lots,
Ralconies Yerondabs. and all kinds of rnamentallron
Work. Work warranted and executed with dispatch:
EJ JOHN LONG Agent for the above houses, will
shew the designs to any who may call on him,and re-
Give their orders, Sept l~s-etwdAciy
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DY FIFE PRESIDENT OF THE u.
- STATES. I'm pursuance OF Inv, |, MiLLARDFtLL-
MORE, President Of he United States of America, do
hereby declare md make known, that n public sale
will be held nj the Land Office ut Saltwater, in the Ter
ritory OF Minnesota, commencing ON Monday, the hrst
day Of November next. for the disposal of the Public
Land, situated in the following named townships and
fractional townships, viz:
North orMc base line and Tpe1 Of the fourth principal
meridian.
Fractional townships thirty-sevcn and thirty-eight. on
the right bank of st. Croix river. and township thirty.
ninc, forty, ~forty-one, and ~forty.two, of range twenty.
Townships thiriy-eight, thirty-nine, md forty, Orange
wcnty-ons.
An island in aections thirteen mud twenty-four, in
township twenty mud townships thirty-eight, thirty-ninc,
and forty, Of range twenty-five.
Townships forty, %forty-one, and ~forty-two, of range
Hennepin island, or lot 5, section twenty-three. in
township twenty-ninc, and an island in section four, of
township thirty. of range twenty-four.
Townships thirty-seven, and thirty eight, Of range
twenty-five.
Townships thirty-seven, thirty-eight, thiriy.ninc, and
forty, Of runge twenty six.
Townships ,l,irty-eight and thirt y-nine, of range TWEEN
ty-sevcn.
Township ihirty-nine, of range twenty-eight.
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools,
military, and other purposes, will be excluded from tho
sale.
The Offering Of the above mentioned lands will BIO
commenced on the day appointed, md will proceed in
The order in which they arc advertised, with all conven-
ient dispatch, until the whole shall hive been offered,
and the snlo thus closed; but the sule shall not be kept
open longer thun two weeks, and no private entry or
locations for land counties heretofore granted by any law
of Congress for military services rendered to the United
States Of any Of the lands will be admitted, until after
the expiration of the two weeks.
Given under my hand at the city of Washington, this
twenty-ninth day of July, Ammo Domini one thousand
eight hundred and ~ffiytwo.
WILLARD FILLMORE.
By the President
JOHN WILSON,
Acting Com. qf Tie Gen1 Land office.
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YNCIHE URIC FOUNDRK .--rnE bus.
IL mesa heretofore conducted under the firm II 7. III
81 g. S. DIuGUID will continue in future undc, ="
style Of
DIUGUID g. BROTHER,
md they tnkc this opportunity TO return the, think -.
the public for the very liberal patronage Ia Tho inn IL
Ut. e. G s. Diuguid. and beg a continuance ~, The
same.
We have on hand n lot ofToBAoco Soakws a nm reEs-
prs.a Tobucco Flnisher just gottenuI,, rloneiannd Points
ofnll descriptions, Mill Gearing, Wrought and cast,
Thrcshing Machines, &c e., &c.
j. I. DiUGUID.
ian 5-ts q. n. DlUGUID.
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ID G.. RUKK HOLDER, Gcnerni Ar-

IL Y Hkfk hVHs6BTHt UFNFFNH AF-
AZ. c1aitc ct-Oders his services to all who are
wanting A FOR HOUSES, GREEN HOUSES,
unI All orders will be filled in haste and
warranted to give perfect subtraction Or no pny will be
demanded or expected.
ES His Office il on the First Alley between Main ond
Church Streets, opposite the ~yirginian Office.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL OF THE
STEAMER OHIO!

NEw YORK, Aug. 81.
The Steamer Ohio arrived to-day, with twn and a
half millions Of gold. She passed the golden Cara on
voyage ont. carrying the fourth Regiment of the United
States Infantry, one hundred Of whom, died of Cholera.
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SALT-150 sacks Salt SO do for Table use. 70
~ sale by aug 9-ts JOS H WILSON
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poIItIcs IN ulluots.

BELvIDERE Baon Co +, H., Oct. z, 1862.
JAMES GORDON Bennett, ESQ -
Sir In n late number OF your paper find the
following article -
Mr. John Went has been Tenomnaed for Congress
by the of the Chicago district Of Illinois 1t
he deissd NJ the election two ago. by Mr. No
loney, ALEC a democrat.
Now my object in this letter is to correct q IniD-
take into which you have fallen, in this article yis
Col. W.pt~orth was not a candidate III the canvass
pree ediI the election which returned me to Con.
gress on the contrary, he told Me, and announced
through his paper that he should not be candidate
for Congress, before allowed my name to be used
in the canvass and after my nomination, no man
certainly did for my election than did Col
Wentw Orth Between Col W. and myself, there
has ever existed from schooboy days, q warm and
uninterrupted friendship, and for his election to
Cor gIess, for four successive terms, gave hin al
the aid that | could and his nomination for Con-
gress by the district in which he now lives,
unaDn Gus, rs regards those counties which he has
in Cor gress. shows the fidelity and abii
~ of the Colonel represt ntative aud strength
with the people which makes morally eeruain his
triup phspt election in November next The county
in which reside has been taken from the Chicago
district, and placed in tho Hon Thompson Camp
done what l could consistently. for Mr.. Campbslps
omination, and of his election to Congress We
feel confident
All is cheering for Pierce and King, Mattison and
Koemas, in Illinois Every State in the Northwest
will give its elect oral vote To the democratic nomi-
as certainly as election day is to CONE.
Please give insertion to the above correction, in
the HERALD, and much oblige, yoursrespsctfally,
II. S. MoLOHY.
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DomeafIc NEzhcelluny


In tho salt OF v Oh Smith tie portIand as light
Company verdict has besn returned for The p!sintf OF
$4,000, aDo costs Of court.
bloody shh. found in the woods at Hatick day
two since which tho Boston 7rase!rr thinks may
lead to tho discovery Of the murderer o. Mr. and Mr..
Taylor.
Richs,d II. Carter, Of Dover, who Wa wounded Ia the
isnd Incident at Meredith died ut Dover oa the 10th
int The Portsmouth Ccnice says that his fsthsr has
employs legal counsel to commence nation ayainss
the road sof damage
bay OF 81 Lawrence, rsp0fis that rf EryLh cut
tiers bad been rum into ACC sunk Crw tskon OF By .
fshn9 schooner.
Daniel Teter has been Invited 70 oavcr tho oratios
at Dartmouth ConsSe and Oiver ". Holmes, c< oostSi
the POEM.
TIE Sons Of New uampshrs held mectiss on the sth
Inst at the Revere one, Boston, aud vot.d to have
public festival HI. anniversary Of their last oeebrs
Ton hr. Webster Il expected TO presiae.
o. tin llth mat FIRE broke ont the p-cnises OF
richne La,np Schenectady. By when n6 bndaogf uG'
for tue rennscrs Of brooms and the ocroE OK osp
ani cJ dwelling bovsc were DESTROYED We io.ei aopn
$500 worth o. brush, and VAS Insured on tno pauhe'
Only scf0,
on rue,dsy the 9th Inst, the drst locomotive eyer
on Iuired which Is 70 from foro7to 70 lake hu-
ron. THE ioccpoti,o was made 10 Porhsnd, he.
As.izv,o OF about forty gallons Of ino- was made y.
Randolph Mass on the 9th Inst. The hiuor was Owned
nv ,nnan VINO was committed to tbs uoue Of CoToo
ton for violating theew The liquor was Destroyed
Counterfeit 3tils OF thu Carroll Cot nty Bank N. H.,
have Just been put In circulation.
The Mayor IT Portland Acknowledges the receipt Of
e4O 60 from the ofth cripJoy and
triburiope In city for the relief of sufferers BY the
e In Montreal which he ns RENTED TO tho MAJOR Of
John Dixon fell overheard from row boat at Baiti.
ON the It'll inst aud vas iroSnso
rober 9. Dsr a the oIts,t and most respectable
e,.ig OF Roane yourtv No.. iis' ccium0ta on the
kst nst in lnc nity. insn yssr "a nile age
Julius y.s B-rr.se has Dasn reoxn,sd by the Pref
dsAt ~ Conssi VI YkoSsa fos LoaAsvLis, ~.
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grounds =; In the Interpretation Of the canon, which
bsmepiSes vii b the dictses Of sound wisd, IN, and
WIN The spirit Of all ADoi, Mt law shall DO allowed,
that, to fbe oiocess belongs tho right Of primary
Investigations in questions of morality though not,
perhaps, ss strictly in instances Of herrsg, our
claim IL COOS. L. Is MS SQUAD conserving the neg
ehsIees, rs the old Upon this theory the rsfu al
to allow be docess the opportunity, viii, be tanta
mount to the rsjeeion Of her claim, and the disre
gaoirg OF her part investigation, and of the YER
diet she has given
We claim 1t. on the ground that it has been CON-
ceded by The presenting bishops in their letter IT,
when tire charges in the old preseHtment were FIRST
made. they felt that only whom She docsss refused
or .lse delayed too long or else impertscSiy
performed. the duty of uvestg .ton, they could DO
called upon a. interfere il is true of al that "a
been added nov. No ti0e has yet been given
Respecting these new matters, it cannot be pre-
tended that the dioccss has been unwilling pro-
crastiDatiIg, or unfair Give her the opportunity,
and test her character. See if she will refuse.
delay, or deal unfairly. She claims it at your
hsnds
Lastly, the case is one. In point Of time, the
ALL ged offences are not new: they we're kao wn to
have been alleged before, by those by whom they
are preferred; and win the substance, and nearly
all the words, Of the first charges, they make
up the psper to which now refer, and uDon
which they ark to have the Bishop tried. They
rsn only be considered as part of the same
We have tie diocsss already has taken the case in
hand The oiocess alone. then, should complete it.
The convention has been called We pledge you
the cu'y, and will address themselves to its dis
charge
Right reverend fathers, we have done with our
argument almost with our appeal.
Fathers, the eye of God is on US; the God Of
truth, Of patience, and OF charity.
Fathers. we have no other aim than that of jus.
tce, other object than tho promotion Of religion
in rbe course wniea We pursue, we are mindful OF
your liberty, ard are not forgetfu of Gods glory.
Fathers, We recognise yoar Office in the Church,
your dignitJ, your worth. and your responsibility
And until the voice Of that convention, which is
summoned, can be heard, with profound respect and
reverence, ans in the name Of tho diocess of New
jersey, which we called upon to represent, We
ash you 10 forhesr.
COD grant on grace and wisdom so to act, that
the rights OF all may be respected, and that Chris
tisb love and pe ace may be preserved
SAMUEL L. sOUTHAkD, CHARLES w Rankin,
JAMES A. WILLIAMS, DANIEL B. RYALL,
ELIAS B. D. OGDEN, j. w. MILLER.
HARRY Finch, &
CAKDkN, N j., Oct. Z, 1859.
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General Scott having been Frequently represented
by his psrs journals faserDg the Catholic rsli-
gon which put forward for the purpose
Of en,icpg The Catholic into his support has Ia
ducsd the Rev DR. Pyra Of the st. Johns Protestant
Epmsofa church of w4hipgton city, to make the fol-
loving s'atemee
WASHINGTON, Oct. q 1862.
Ny Dear sir-I have had the honor OF intimate
quantance With General Scott for twenty Fix yesrs,
Dupg rst The last eight Of those years.
be hsp been nb-r Of my congregation hope then,
that these eleven y.r OF official relation will give
wight TO my positive contradiction OF the which
you advert IN your letter. know that Geners Scott Ia
much attached TO The Protestant Eoncopal church /
know that nothing bat the most impsrions necessity
ever prevents bis attendance upon the worship OF that
chm cb on every returning Lords day. The whos
srsgsiop Of Sc Johns bnrch know. and testify,
how adDrable sxsmpie be gvsf OF decorous and de-
vout attention to the public scrvicb.
do not a You aware take any part IN politics
consider This statement mere act OF Justice. .
have The honor to remain, very truly friend
and servant SNlCu TYNE.
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COURT OF APPEALS, Der. l3.-- Notions Decided.
-McAllister and Others commissioners, &C., respond
cns agt the Albion Plank Road Company, appellants
Motion to dismiss appeal granted with $40 cost A. Ia
Der for motions Hill Jr., opposed Lord and another
respondtnts agt Foistel appellant aud others land
thtr cause Motion to dismiss appeal granted without
cost. N. Hill Jr for motion Gerardus Clark opposed
Livingston appellant, agt Miller respondent. Notion
fer stay Of proceeding in this oonrt until application
can be made TO The Supreme Court for settlement OF
the bill Of exceptions granted payment Of $40
Henry B09ebOom, for motion; N Hill Jr., opposed
Conkng and Conkl,ng appellants ag King respondent
Motion TO dismiss appeal denied with $40 coats Francis
w Bloodgood fer motion; VIM d. White opposed.
Tompkins appellant agt Soulce guardian. &c.. respon-
dent Motion TO dismiss appeal granted with VIM.
SiuiHan for motion; n. Hill Jr opposed. Porter and
others. appellants sgt Jones' sheriff sc respondent.
Motion that the appellants have leave 10 dismiss their
appeal without Granted without costs r. w.
P.ckham Tor notion N. Hill Jr.. opposed Crafts res
roDdrnt agt. Ives snd another appellants Motion
ditmisa appeal denied without costs James Edwards
for notion samnel Besrdsiey opposed Geer appellant,
agt. Wctmore, respondent Motion 10 dismiss appeal
granted, with costs Il. 8. Young tor motion; op-
posed. Wells aud others, respondents agt Gibson and
others appellants. Motion TO dismss appeal grante1
with $40 costs Murray Hoffman for motion; Samuel !
Foot opposed The People, defendants In error, ast
Marley, plaintiff in error. Judgment Of the Supreme
Court reversed and the prisoner discharged argued at
last term term Of this Court for consultation mp.
pointed to be held the Capitol city OF Albany on
the Is II If December The argument in No 2
continued until 2, p NJ, and concluded.
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The Bounty Lard Warrants.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD
SIR-Here~iGh you Will receive copy OF deci-
sion in reference the taking ackno wedgemenvs of
transfer OF land warrants before notares public,
which is Of great importance TO claimants and war
rant holders and we request that you will publish
it. Very respectfully, &c EVANS s. FAINT.
GENTS In reply your letter OF the 18th inst have
to inform you that upon mature consideration have de-
teriDed to modify the regulations aud instructions
Of the Office in relation TO the mode Of taking assgu
ments of bounty land to permit acknov-
Judgments Of trspfrs 10 be INSIDE before notares public
but every instance where acknowledged Is
before said notares it must be .ned by csrtif
cate under seal Of the proper authority of the official
character OF the person before whom the acknowled
nent made and also Of the genuipeness Of his sig
nature. JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner OF General Land Office.
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DODGE ON THE MAINE LAw.-We noticed q
pipe Of liquor icing taken nom the Custom House this
city on Monday last Upon enquiry learned that 1t
was brought with Others IN bond from the Custom
House in Boston to where stored with its
companions In the cellars There was considerable in
voice arrived at the depot yesterday also in bond Upon
duties being paid it OF be taken from Gus
tom House. This liquor Is sse from seizure by tho pro-
Visions Of the law SO long 1t is in the original
packages -New Bedford Mercnrp 1911.
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Ice 70 THE PACIFIC The fine packet ship George
Raynes cleared yesterday for San Francisco having
beard upwards Of nine bSndred tons Of ice being the
largest cargo shipped round Cape Horn the Cape of
Good Hope We learn that this Is for ice houses Of
the Boston and California Ice Company San Francisco
and Sacramento Boston .cirrsi Oct IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-15

Court or APrEALs, Oct. l2.-Sone motions
made The argument in No. 90 concluded No. 2,
Jewet appellant against Miller sud others respop
The Hguine mt OK this which commenced
the I'd instsnt end postponed until TO day. re-
ruined N. I'M Jr.. fog appellant: b. Davis Noxon for
respondents. Not concluded at 2p II.
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CONVICTED The hoy, Michael NGivern, who
has been trial at Providence for aiding and abeng in
the murder Of Waterman Puilen was found guilty in
that city The 9th instant. The prisoner has yet
been sentenced but the punishment for tho crime for
which be bias been convicted under the laws Of Rhode
Island, Is imprisonment for life lie is only seventeen
yearsof age.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-15

CHOLERA IN Missouri Mr.. Mcdaniel, a mem
Der OF the Missouri Leg,sature from Charlton county
returned home from the State capital, and died with
the cheers The next cay his wife died the same
dsy Of his hired and the day following one OF
his negroes
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SuIcIDBA man BY the name Of Michael Tim
mins ,rmmit ei suc al the Mercy Hospital at about
oiock P on m Isiay by outing mis- ton, sch sno
vayt-is oot parts Of MD body undsr attack o. e",
nntEry irran''y no N"p t.l the yri1i n 'mnst,i
were severe, that he OK ir~d dusst immsdatoy
The d-oeSsd from New Ysra sai nu bs"o "a the
o.,iysi Jnly . rss days --Plnsbu,g JsS~'st OeL o.
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SIZZLING NoAp All the interest in the Ma
tioua road, owned BY the State Of Indiana, some
twenty miles sold by the State Auditor last
week, for $3.50 Tho state has thus disposed Of her
last intsrset In any public Improvement