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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-25

i Pursuant decree Of the county Gou't Of Bed.
fond pronounced the July term, 1882 in the onsc 81
Asiwcll, NC, rs. Ashwc &C. the undersigned, q om-
missioner will proceed the premiaes on the 18Th day
of September next, sell nj public auction, tho Tact
of LIND, in thu proceedings OF the said suit mon
toned suatc in the sonthern part oi Bedford county
ubout 3 miles from the Court House, Mill Creek.
containing SIR handed and tortysit fcres. There i.
situate on this Land, Girist and Saw mill, Dwelling
House and other bindings.
il WILDE sold upono credit Of one, Two md three
yours, (cxeept a sum, in cash sufficient to detny
tho expenses incident the sae and the purchaser -.
qared give bond with approved personal security for
the deferred payments and the title of the land retained
nsithe security untilhc purchase moueys pnid, sub
jcet 10 resale in default of payment. THIS land ma
be divided to suit purchasers and will he shown II per
wishing to see it by Mr.. WIN. Payne. who lives
near it, q. a. W1NGFIE1D, Com'r.
Aug l7..2nw IDS
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Commissioners from Alcxand

From the Richmond Wing,
"PowHATAN HoUsE.-1he complimentary Card, in
20 ard to the mana Of this House be highly
gratifying 10 the worthy Proprietor, Mr. &. l.. Dibrel
from the fact that il entirely voluntary act the
part Of the signerss reception by Mr.. d. being the
first ntimaton Of such intention on their part We
IAN add own testimony to tlut Of the gentlemen who
nave paid Mr.. D. compliment just in itself aud ten
Tered in n manner delicate.' ~ DIS
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SPECIAL NOTICES
lmilding Association

- F.ynessburE -suildIng AssOcl3uoh
r. as,s af this .soeiatoa FIR Saturday, 2lst inst,
s nastnonel 10 ff1uy eth inst. Ia be held II the
basen,en, Of the Oli-few Hal, Al haii-pst seven "
- o,anip- The meeting viii then and there inme-
i,,I. nro,.eed -. tie election ii nfeers and the al
..ion of new members. Ittherefore expected every
one interested in TINS association being desirions %
ion will uake point of giving m enriy and Punena
attendance. v N. y. foLhbo M" ~" q,
~ Exnress conv. mug 24--4iu
~ Il nov being certain til city is 10 be lighted
Nth with Cas- ta>e the earliest opportunity at IN
fipo the cit z,ns Of Lynchhurs that shall prepare
,rediatelv for GAS-FIfflNtiand respectfully solicit
ine onJf A. G. DABNEY. A'6T
PHEoNIx IoUSDRY.
~ ~ o are authorized To announce CHARLES Z.
vfTGr1FI.p candidate for the Office Of Constable in
'b 9Th District o. Campbell county, in place OF RI
" lrker. resigned
Ine 26-teif
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TIE HsEssH1NG MACHINES and

4 WHEAT FANS The attention Of the public Is
respectfully in yted stock of Threshng Machines
and Wheat Fans, which substantially built mud Of
the most approved patterns Persons in need of such
implements would do we'll to give Our stock an ezami.
nation as feel sat fed that they will be pleased boti
in price and workmanship.
All Implements warrantedto perform well.
iyI5-ts DIUGUID & BROTHER.
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PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING;

such as Pamphlets, Unnd-biIls. Circulars, Bill-
heads, Blanks, Cheeks, Cards, Labels, &c. d [.
They have secured the services workman exclusively for
his branch Of heir aud erEs leaving orders my
rely having their work done eNpelibutN and I'll
Confident Of their ability give entire a.he lion, they respect
fully solicit portion Of the public patronage
Ga Orders from the country promptly attended TO-
je 2S-ins TERRY HELD.
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WORKS. ELLISON il PR
steam Saw and Flaming Mills,
Door, Sash Biiad anil Dor Fact0,y,
MI and Machine Work,
Inn YnrLluo mil EltLlnn

hoa turning and FatinP,
Biachmiih0got all descrr'ions.
These works having been fitted up great expense
With power and large variety of machinery for
working wood and iron, form the complete estab
lshmeut Of the kind in the Southern States. and can
execute better work and at cheaper rates, thnn DO
in the ordinary mode.
Builders and those intending to build, supplied with
Doors. Blinds Window Frames and Sash (primed md
glazed if required) Mouldines, Flooring dressed md
5yngne and grooved, ready forlayinr, dressed Ceiling
and Mountaineering Palngs, aud ya1iety of other
materials required in building
Contractors supplied with Dnmpand Stone Cars, Dor
rick Gearing, Wheclburows, Picks and Bars and other
Tools required upon Public Works.
Constantly on hand nnd for sale reasonable terms
Ill varieties of Flooring and other Lumber, worked or
unwor5ed. Saving and Planning done to order. Bills
of Timber sawed to order.
Jan lifts A. NETTIETON, Agent.
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rI7nE sUBsCRrREns having obtained tn,

TE7TEE SEBSCRFKEasS having obtained the
l. exclusive right Of retniling Fsks Metallic Burial
Cases, take this method ofinformng people ofLynch-
burg nnl the surrounding country hat they have in
their wnre room on Main Street lot of the above Ca
Of different sizes It would be difficult task give
an ndequnJe impression these Cases without person
al inspections: they perfectly air tight and lndesruc-
lble and for protecting and preserving the Dead Tor
ordinary nternents for vaults for transportation
superior anything of the kind before invented Those
unfortunate enough to need the above Cnses can BIO
5upplied by s. DlUGUID 4 SONS.
Undertaking in the usunl style also promptly attend.
ed to- s. ID. x SONS.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
TALuARLE PLANTATION rOe

SABE.--Tho sabscriber having determined To da.
continue will sell hi. Tmct OF LAsn, ~
ii day OF October PesscsHipn viii be given
the 25,h of December The purchaser will hive
the privilege of seeding grain. Tie Tract eonnins 81
ACRES, lying in the county II Campbell Moeya
Creek ak miles south of Campbell Court Honse, aud
eighteen miles from I.ynchburg Tie improvements orr
good. Any person wishing 10 purchase, will he shown
the lands by the aubscbcr who lives the premises
Terms liberul, and nude known on the day of sale
Aug 20--oiwtIO TnOS. COCK. SR.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

v A T. u a B LIE LAND FOR SALE.--
In obedience To decree pronounced by the circuit
rourt of franklin county al the 18th dry o Moy, 1892,
in the Of Thomas !. Holland anl Wnifcld Price,
against Thomas s. Keen and others. shnll Thus
day the 30fh day Of September 1852. 1fr for sale,
the premises public auction the highest bidder. MI
the lands belonging to the snid Thomas Keen, situated
Snow Greek in Franklin county. ID miles Southeast
from Franklin Courthouse, containing 473 Acres.
This land j. considered very valuable. nnd persons
wishing purchase land would do well attend this
sale.
TgRws,-Thc aforementioned land viii be sold upon
credit of one and three years equal Instruments
The purchaser will be required give bonds with good
personal security, for the payment Of the purchase
ncy the title the land will be retained until all the pu
rhase money pni1 mud the land held subject sale
in default OF the payment of the purchase money.
July 22-2twdAcf3OS HUGH NELSON, Com'r.
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.U-~~ AUNION TRANSPORTATION Line

ssssrxsdsrss~ 10 PHtsbn1g md The We1.-The under
signed would respectfully inform their friends and GUS
toners TINT the Pennsy nnn Canal will open ON 10Th
March, at whichtime will be repaired to forward any
amount of Hcrcha,dise to all points the Westernswa-
terra, with Dispatch ~ the very lowest rates.
Rne on robacco To Pittsb0rg, Coo per 100 lbs from
1T Mny.-Time days.
No Commission charged for forwarding at Baltimore
or Philadelphia @, H. kOONS,
March A dts Agent Union Line Baltimore
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y. DIUGUID Il SONS.

They have recently applied steam pomer To their
chnery mud Aotcr themselves that they enabled to
manufacture all descriptions of PLAIN and Fancy Cabi-
tho State. s. DluGUlD,
d. i. DIUGUID,
GEO. A. DIUGUID.
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A CAgeD.-TUE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res-
/ u. prcfiully nsx continuance OF the patronage
long bestowed upon him, to the new concern and in
this connection he deems il proper, to ask all who
indebted to him come forward and settle their
counts without delay.
There many claims Of long standing, which, must
close mp, and il is expected that all who know them
selves be indebted will poy attention to this notice
Jan -dts S. DIUGUID.
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nISSOLUT1ON.--Th Co-partnership hereto
- fore existing between the Subscribers under the
style Of Dudley & CoaPros has been this Iay dissolved
by mutual consent john w Dudley has purchased the
interest of VIM Compton in the late concern and will
discharge it, liabilities lie embraces this opportunity
his sincere THINKS his friends for their pat
rouage 10 the concern Of DUDLEY e. GoNPToE, and TO
solicit its continuance in his connexions
JNo. w. DUDLEY
VIM A. COMPTOE.
t1scivsArt April 18TH 1852.
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Nd ing, largo assortment of BUfDERS HARD
IVdRE. such l. O q a. Of nll qualities with
mineral Knobs, Keys Esehueheons, and all complete,
from 30 81. Shnttcrhingcs doorhngcs, Bolts
aud every article pertaining the Carpenters business
all of which will be sold Mt very smnll prohts,-nt from
% To 30 per cent less hnn they have heretofore been
-nld in This market mug Iy--dts A. WINSTON.
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GTOyES! STOVES I've re-
y ccyinga very fine lot of STOVES. of various sizes,
STYLES and manufacturers such the Virginia airtght
Cook ing stoves the Old Dominion do, do. the Iron
Witch do. do. the Richmond premium do. do, and tho
Parlor stoves variety Of sizes forms and manufactures;
all Of which will be sold on the most accommodating
terms bv Taug aO-dts1 AGREE & NIURRILL.
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DOANOIA EEOIs SALE.

,
u u netting commissioners nhdcra decree al the Cir
cit Court of the city of Williamsburg and comfy of
james Cy, rendered the 18th dny of November lS5l
will offer public sae, Mt Charlotte Court House. ON
Monday tie Gthdny of Scpembcr next, thu being Gour
day, the valuable esate known Middle Quarter, be-
ing Tint PORTION ofthe Roanoke assigned 10 Judge
Beverly Tucker III the division of the nnds Of John RIM
doph. and upon which il the Mansion House of MIR.
Randolph. Middle Quarter lies in tho county Of Char
lote, the Sannlon River, md contnins nbOu sixteen
hundred ncres, upwards of fur hundred tine river
low grounds. Tie highland Is Of good quality with n.
bundunce of wood
The depot of The Richmond md nnnyille Railroad nj
Stnuntun river 10 which point the rond Is graded,
is about miles distant aud accessible by good road
mud also by navigation the river.
The commissioner empowered TO divide theland,
should they deem it advisable.
TERMS OF SALG:-The purchase money 10 be paid in
three equal unnua nsnlments, carrying interest from LIST
dizzy of january, 1853. Bonds with approved security
will be required. The purchaser willhove the privilege
Of seeding crop this fall aud full possession given the
LIST OF JHHuary next.
The estate will he shown my wishing to exnn-
inc il, by The tbr premises aud Cor my
further information address p NJ Thompson, Williams
burg, Va.
+. M2T y AGhN THOMPSON Commissioners.
July Ig-2twd&ctl gtS
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EW CONCERN.-wo I'll
WHITE d. TERRY,


TpECF3F v ING ANU EVkW AKD1NGE-
IA GROCERIES, IND PLASTER.-The sub
scrber still continues tie fire proof brick Warehouse
the cnna amidst NIL the changes receive and for
wurd Goods. Produce, Manufactured Tobacco &c.
Our charges WILDE low, and forwarding done with dis
patch.
Will receive in few doys, frat rate assortment of
Gyoeeies, which he will sell low, and buy alltmes
Flour, Corn Menl Oats, Flax Seed, Be, for which he
will give the best prices.
Pig and Bar Iron for sale
JAMES u RENNICK
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NEW CONCERN.

NEW GONGERN.--The subscribers as soca
ted themselves together the first instant fort no
.1s@S.g~ssr purpose of eond ucting the manufacture
Esf A<1ssI Of CABINET WARE, tthe Old and
So rel kqown staald Of s. Duguid,
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C1NoIsNATi, April 18th 1852.
sfE snbscrbevs have associated themselves for tho
u purpose OF conducting in this City Tobacco
and General Commission Business.
under the Firm III kEsNETr& Dudley and respectful-
~ solicit Your patronage. Our Business will be exclu-
svelya ConfnissioB Bustes and experience of TWEEN
years by senior partner in active Mercantile life In
this City and determination the part Of both to pro-
mote The interest Of friends will hope secure to
n4a h"'al support We prepared mike the usual
Advance IN consignments in bend. and to purchase
Prodecc Dc on he customary We will occupy
the Large tommadous Warehouse No II Public
Landing. JNO KENNETT
iuny 27--6m JNO w. DUDLEY
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FEaHE SUBSCRIBER prepared pay the highest
3 cash price forten fifteen housand doiiars worth
OF LAND WARRANTS. lie can be ut the Vr.
GINA Hotel JESSE CLARK
mug 1i--dt23A-2taw Is
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E,uRNgTUFsE REPAIRED POI

CPHENG Esj2.--Tbe subscriber would most
- respectfuyannounce to his friends ami the public
generally that he is now receiving and opening large
and we'll selected stock of Spring and Summer Goods,
10 which he invites the attention Of those in want 1t
isuseess 10 enaviorate hi. stock but would simply
that it is not pas ed BY any in J,ynchburg
He invites the par cular attention fthe Ladies to his
beautifn stoc of rich Dress Goods, KidGlovcs, DC.
The Gentlemen will find the best stock of Goods in
their line ever exhibited by any house in this place,
md the largest and best selected stock OF Readyh06e
Clothjpo ever brought to this town. The Young Mon
will ind something really handsomein the way ofcloh
ing at apl 12-ifts DON /. C.PEl EhS'.
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LIVINGSTON PLOUGHCAsTING
q The subscriber has hand large lot of the
celebrated " Livingston Plough castings, and viii
continue To receive additions his stock from the foun
dry 50 TINT there will be difficulty in getting any
of the pieces belonging To them.
JAMES D. RENWIGK,
Fob 1Q-dNcts on the Basin.
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EnIIGAKIa.N.-

DtSAKISN.-Atthe instance oi a few heads
n of families Mr.. MAY has been prevailed ON 10
oiier himself Preeeptor II select class of young
gentlemen at his private residence eighth street,
near Col LcitWch'~.
The will be in strict accordance with the Eu
ropean system of grounding the pupils we'll in the Eng
is and French languages, the writing good hand, the
nll understanding OF all of arithmelical eompu
tation and Bookkeeping. the proper reading Of the
Classics and compositions the forms of letters, cores
pondcnce and Elocution--nllthc practical Mathematics
and general Geography hy mops, and the use of the
Globes fit the pupils for all the practical poI.
poses of e from the OF bu ines Ia the Diplomolist
Hours of attendance (exeept Saturdayand Sundny)
from until daily Number Of the class not To exceed
sixteen. Application for admittance at Mr. Ms resi-.
dencc. ut the 'VRGINAS READING Room, before the
LIST of September, aud the class open the 9Th of
September. Terms-$20 the session of twenty weeks,
anehalf povnble in advance. aug 2i-dtlS
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vIRGINIAN JOB PRINTING OFFICE

HE subscribers having recently made extensive additions Il
this department OF their buess would inform their frs nd
and the public that thcy prepared to NEATLY
Ik0MPlLA. anl REAsnN AIIE IENMS le.clLion
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L The subsclibers are in want at -FOUR GUOL
CARPENTERS, who proficient in their business
None others than accomplished workmen need apply
aug 5-2twd&cts BURKHOLDER & WALKER
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pESr LONnNN Porter.--lO Tierces

d london Porter in pint and quart bottIes IN Store
md f,r sale hv LEE a. JOHNSON.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
WIRES OUT OF ORD

Photographed for the Lynehburg yirginian.
WIRES OUT OF ORDER
The wires between richmond aud Farmylle were out
IF order yesterday.
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ClrcIssAri, April 18th 1852.

ClsciSvArr April 18th, 1852.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1852-07-15
THE NATIONAL ERA, WASHINGTON D. c.. JULY l5 1852.

ito tho fullest extent They are willing that
the whole continent should be overrun with Sla-
very, rather than they should lose chance TO
catch Niger, and deliver him into eternal
slavery Such is the course that the two great
parties of the country will pursue-they will
sacrifice all principle if they ever had any, to
the one great and glorious privilege of-edtch-
ing niggerS!
Under these considerations and with the
facts staring us in the face, it becomes peril
nent inqury-What is the Duty of the Free
Democracy" of the country! Shall they tame
lp sit and view such progress Of corruption,
and make no effort to stay it? We believe
they will not No-not for an instant shall it
be said of them that they faint before the bat
tie is begun. They will rather remember the
sentiment of Thomas Jefferson, in the times of
the Revolution -" Resistance 10 tyrdnk as ODE
dience 10 God :" and remembering this, they
will grid on the armOr for the conflict.
No one, with the love of human freedom
burning in his heart, can doubt what his duty
is in the coming contest 1t is not to fall
back, but to "press forward with renewed
energy, maintaining strict unwaverng add
herence to the principle. without regard to the
success which may await us We cannot ex-
pect to elect President but we can maintain
a PRINCIPLE, which is dearer to us, and more
enrolling to the human heart than all the vie
tories that can be obtained by u course of ser
Uiiity such as is proposed by the leaders of
the Democratic and Wing parties Of the cOun-
try upon the Slavery issue.
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especially the platforms, were received by the
people, | mean, flor the office-seekers and the
ofhce-holders will hurra for anything for the
sake OF getting Office of this district very cool
ly, and by some with loud expressions of dis
satisfaction.
We can't swallow that abominable Fugitive
Slave Law which the shareholders are trying
to thrust down our necks: neither will we re-
linquish our right to discuss any subject how
ever sacred, much less the subject Of human
slavery They say
The people of this district who so triumph
antly sustained David WilmOt against the
combined forces of Hunkersm, who so loudly
applaud the bold and manly course of their
present Representative, c. A. Grow upon the
Compromise question will not desert the sacred
cause of freedom in this its hour of extremity
My native town, Hartford which has some 300
voters and gave Van Buren, only - votes in
1913, will give a majority for the Free Soil
candidate this fall
You are at liberty to publish as much of this
rs you think proper. The notice for that con-
yention which mentioned, you will find in the
Suquehanna Register of July LIST.
A SUBSCRIBER OF THE Posi-
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" 1t is an easy thing for political leaders, tor
the hangers-on for Office, to put on and throw
off principles as one does garment. with
the people it is different To them all OF value
there is in party, is its principles. These they
are not willing to eschew for the elevation oil
any man to office-to take office from one class
of men, and give it to another.
For two years the Democracy OF Oswego
county have condemned the Compromise meas
ures, by resolutions of their Conventions, in the
strongest terms that could be employed Shall
we ask them TO eat their wOrds-to follow Mr..
Van Buren, IN "cheerful and unreserved" COM
initial to these measures We shall-do no such
thing. We think Mr. Van Buren, egregously
mistaken when he declared the Democracy OF
New York would stand upon the Baltimore
Platform SO far as our observation extends,
not one Democrat in fifty approves of the Flu
gtiye Law and of its endorsement by the Ma
tonal Convention. and in unfurling such Il
banner, and proclaiming that the yeomanry OF
the Empire State will rally under it, he dis
graces himself and lbels those for whom he
processes to speak,
We welcome Mr.. Hatch to the ranks of the
independent Press
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From the Boston Congregatioadlid
THE PLATFORMS.

The great Wing and Democratic parties
l. That the Fugitive Slave Law shall never
be repealed
2 That it shall never lie dormant upon the
statute-book but shall be unSparingly and un-
ceasingly executed.
g. That it shall not De subject Of public
remark; that no man shall talk with his
neighbor' about it. or about the condition OF
slavery which called it forth
l. All this shall be done for the sake of the
preservation of these great parties and to Sc
cure the permancnce Of the Union
Now, good men, and bad men, and al men,
are, of course free to respond as they see fit to
these platforms and the nominations founded
upon them, and we already hear and read ear
nest discussions Of the relative merits of Pierce
and King and Scott and Graham. But for
ourselves, we have not got so far yet as the
consideration of the men, nor do we see how
we shall ever get beyond the platforms
We could not vote for Gabriel himself upon
such platform as either of these two. We
are not ready yet to east our yOte-were it even
for the highest archangel-n favor Of the ire
vOcablenesS of Il law WHICH we consider infa-
nous in favor of ii withdrawal of the ina
lienable right Of free thought and free discus
sion from that very subject which needs thought
and discussion most in favor of degrading our
free citizenship into the semblance of some
thing which the Russian serf or Hungarian
bauer, would scOrn As beneath the level of his
own Hr0iuntary degradation
We wait for n platform upon which we can
stand with a>cOnscence void of offence towards
God and towards men