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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-19
AW NOTICE.,

AW NOTlGE.-WOoD BOuLDIN having
- removed ffoin The city Of Richmond To the ouuty
ri Charlotte vii here ,ier intend the Circuit Courts II
Charlotte, Campbell NvckleuhuG and Halifax, and the
District Gnnts 1T L1ichburg and Petersburg Tie NJ
nse altend regularly heretofore the Court Of Appeals
at Richmond. NOV Ig.w2mcl
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4 &c, FOR SALE.-By virtue of IA deed of Trust
executed to Ly Wilson Seay bearing date the 9th
day OF june 1853 which of record in the Clerks Of
fee of the County of Campbell orthe purpose specified
in said Deed shall, Thursday the 22nd day oil De
CT mber next, ii lair if the neat fair lay thereafter
Sunday excepted sell to the highest bidder lat auc-
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NEGROES At AUCTION.

NJ EGROES At AUCTION.-By virtue of
~ II decree of the Circuit Court of mpbrll, pro-
nounced its November last, in the ot e j.
& w. T. Simmons Us. Goodman & wife. &c, shall
the 3Uh in the city of Lynchburg in front nj the
Market sell to the highest bidder cash, Two likely
negro men. JOHN y, MI thEL1.i 'on l.
YIN. II. Mostly AHctoneer.
dec 5-dItrt3llec.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-19

VIRGINIA AT Circuit Court continued aud
held for the county oI Campbell ut the Court
House thereof The 20th day of October, 1858, in the
78,l year of the Commonwealth:
Jeremiah Il. H. Ward Plaintiff
AGAINST
Charles A. b. Weatherford and Henry linzlewood,
Defendants,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-19

ADMlNIsTRATORs SALE AND

ID M Nj II ATONS SALE AND
N HIRlNG-The perishable properly OF Cot Gerard
Alexander decd consisting of the CROPS OF Corn Hny
&c Plnhtutior Utensils Horses Cntic, valuable
Mich Cows an portions of the Furniture, will be oli
at his late residence New LONDON, on Thursday
the 22nd inst.
AT the same time and place, several of the Slaves Of
the estate will be hired ut, including some valuable
hanIs and an excellent BLACKSMITH.
Terms made known mt sale, to be conducted h>
Clark ROBr !. DAVIS, Admir- 81.
ll-cnllt.lod rc
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AS will be seenby Mr. Wip>tou's advertisement
nexcd. he will continue the Grocery Co.'s mission and
Forwarding Business the old stand of Mace a. Win
and cordially recommend him to the patronage of
the old customers of the house.
M. II. MACE
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A copy-Teste,
j. ID. ALEXANDE u, G..

CAMPBELL G. H., Nov. 1853
| shall proceed to take the account required 10y a.
foregoing decreta order the Goth day of january
next nj which lime the parties will please attend at my
office nj Campbell Court House with all the evidence
quisre for hat purpose.
dec 2w4w EDWIN X. PAGE, Comr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-19

JHVs re piduSnsVi ~ OVse
At the old stand of G. & N. B. Steptoe,
MAIN ST, LYNCHBURG Va,
GEAVE on hand and constantly receiving from
their foundry, all kinds OF castings, which they
nro prepared sell 80 per cent less tan they can
he furnished elsewhere. Among variety OF cher ar
iclo. they call attention 10 their
Grntr., at from 81 IS to SIS,
Etoyrs, oal und wood, at from - to $50,
Cooking Stoves at 80
Pots Ovens and Kettles ut DC per b.
Flint Ions, aud fancy Ratings, ate per lib
Hat II lcks at So t. $40.
Fancy Garlen Chairs, ut ~ To $14,
The superior advantage OF buying castings from us,
H. that funny pur of piece should be broken il can be
Immediately replaced from foundry at veis small
price, whilst northern casting cannot be replaced al any
price nad the whole pcc becomes vaueess
.-V All articles obtained from nro guaranteed to
be equal to any brought from the north elsewhere.
la connection with cnst iron depot, have open
ed depot for the Piedmont agricultural works, and
urge SEED STORE.
Plows, of every variety NJ iiom Sd SO to tl2,
Hay and Straw Cutters $40 TO Sl3,
Single Coro-Shellers, at SO
Double at Sl3,
Scrppers, at 81
Thermometer churns from S. to Sc,
And every other article that may be needed farm.
nov 25.ts
n. B.-Thoy will pay the highest marke, price 70
old Gu things
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Important Notice.
vHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING RE.

Ia TERM ED remove tho West offers fol sale
+ valuable TAVERN House. and LoT-"THE UNION
|0fEL'--in the town of Marion, Smythe 90. Va
1t isif not the rery best-nt least, of the best
TdFERN s TAND.S in this portion o. the State. and
had IA good custom" for than IL years There
r. on the premises oui-houses Stables &c and 1deed
Eery thing necessary for WELL REGULA TED
in good order and repair 1t is situated
Frecy opposite the Courthouse, in the Of The
ness purt Of the town.
lee l52tw JEREMIAH ROGERS.
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OpFoE Va. a Tenn. RAu-RoAD Co.
Lynohburg, Sept 90 1853. !
From an intimate acquaintance with Mr.. Geo. q.
Curc. feel confident TINT the Piedmont Works. under
his management will fully maintain ia reputation in
making Rail- oad Cara well In any and a its
branches Of mechaieo operations.
JNO. ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
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RECOMMENDATIONS.

Cmrr EscisEsR's OFrIcE ya. Tenn. r. II.
Lynchbnrg Va, Scptem ~ 90 1853. I
TO THE RdH.RO1p public.
All the Cars Of every lind In upon this load have
seen made at the Piedmont Works. in Lynchbnrg un.
Il, thr direction If Gen'l Nettletoa. Us Agent
II gives me much pleasure to say thai have
strangely and faithfully executed. | cheerluy
mmcnd these works. to companies requiring cars.
competent eud faithfully execute my
tracts that may be nnde with the OF these works.
CHAS +. NJ. GARNETT,
Chief Eng. Va. g. Tenn. X. r.
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IN an1 after this date the departure Of the Trims
~ will be ~ follows.
EXPRESS TRAIN
Petersburg :. - pn
MAIL TRAIN
Leaves Richmond daily. at................4 Pm.
+" Petersburg q .......--........45 A. N.
FIRE 81 lO-Childfen lErcr, aud over twelve
yrara nf nre 60 Discount of o cent. will be
nude On eneh inre when tickets procured at the OF
flee and passengers getting the whcrc tick
eta sold.
Through Tickets in conncxinn with Bland & Dnnn's
Western Stage Line be procured the oiec, to tho
following peees;.
dreensb9rough, North Carolina. slo 90
Salem. .............. II 90
Lexington, .-.........-.. - 90
Salisbury ......-....... II 90
Charlotte ...s.a..-..... IL 90
NORFOLK TRAIN
Leaves Richmond Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
al Ga A. NJ, for Port Walihnll, where II connects with
The Steamboat Augusta Capt w @. Smith for Norfolk
Por smputh aud all the intermediate places
tnre 10 Noriel, ar Portsmouth. 90
The freight all articles for Norfolk Portsmouth
nnd TIM different landings the river, be paid in
advance.
N B.-Servnnts travelling by themselves must be fur
nshed with two pasHes TINT be retained nj
the Office, and il be expressly stated the pass
that they permitted IN 20 the Cars Bont the
ense may be.
nov o.d&cis THoS DODAMEAD. Supk
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MASONIC BALL AT BUFFALO

M SONIC BAL AT BUFFALO
lVL SPRINGS, AMHERST CO., VA "A Grand Ma
sonic Ball will he furnished by Mes.rs RAINE &
KYLE at the Buffalo Springs Tuesday the 9th day
Of December next The low price of 81 for Supper
alone after tlnt the usual Tavera Rates will be charg-
ed and the proprieor- pledge temseve- that this Bull
shall lar surpass anything ofthe kind ever before given in
this country There is no% upwards of 100 subscribers
and preparations will be made accommodate 800 per-
sons. Neither rains expense viii be spared TO AXE
all conf rabe and agreeable that may be present
the OCCASION Every TINT has fire place has
been rovidcd with u comfortable stove.
Charles g. johnson, Robert NJ. Swceny and hn
Norris engaged 10 play with Other assistance Bet
ter music never sruce tire Ball room. Tho Bal will
continue the balance of the wpp and nil that ntleni
the aeca third night viii be clmtgcd the 81 extra
l sa,uc a- afl .rdag the .ir-i nitl Conc e.come
MI II ,uu g." ans 90 saHi ui.a-9at clii=lma.
,ovaI ,rl.7a,t MANAGERS.
~ yta5,s, .4.-s4s,sets,rt st 49,. .t.t I=#z4
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EUST tGICEsE ED--M rble Manlles, 0lle
- We viii set bow for 'asf.
oo,l0ts JNO. r. tADDEsS & BRO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-19

NIL, BE SOLD at auction on the premises
w an Monday, 18th December. Immediately after
ale of the property of Tyree. decd the a..
House 81 Lot lii.
Nam Street adjoining the Citizens Saving Bank and
,ss accn,apcy of MIR. Rivers IA grocery store.
,,-log "a feet. and running back 1872 feet
a.a Immediately aiter,on the premises. ONE ACRE
e GROUND ON Federal Hill, opposite the residence
r6a. Aosby. Terms and 10 months
J. r. HoLCoMBE, for himself aud the
other tegatees of r. A. Hoicombe,dec'
- % tl9dee
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Tue attention of Farmers IL ulso invited To these
Works theirs will be KEPT always lnnd nj kinds of
griculturnl In, pie lnents,
,ay, Flows lnrrows. Culuvaiors Oorn Shelters, Churns
nf vuious patterns aud of tho improved aud ntest
.tyie Also Hay presses mud everything necessary for
agricultural purposes Farmers may rely getting just
~ good articles these Works they the North,
or any ntLcr works, nd Mt Northern prices.
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ACTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
-uTlRLE TOWN PROPERTY
FOR ALE.

-4toSuA NJ Ia A decree p The CirCn Court cot tnt
,,. ,raiion OF Lynchhhrs pr r"unced ut the \"
,.,p1 thereof. IN the year 1879 in the al
=. &c as. Tyree, I'D ais, the undersigned
1is.ieners vii proceed, The l9lh OF DE
gRER NEXT tn scll. by way of public auction To the
-, bidder tic f,llnwins ieal estate, of which the
y Richard Tyiee, die. seizc'i IA
Hf A LOt and ment, Ia
Min Street aiioning the Warwick House front
: II feet: \ LOf Il TENEMENT on Main Street,
ming l,rl,ee's 81 die A LOT AND TENEMENT,
Main Street i,pning 20 irrr known MS the turner's
-. 4 LOT X TENEMENT ON Main >tre,t front
. al eet used fnhuecn Factory by w. Stone
toT, ( TENEMENT - Tan Ynrd Alley. in rear OF
.rnerS Hotel. ir nting % feet; LOT " TENE'
rxr ON Jraer.on Street used asa Commission House
r,ette St,ntoe E<o: A LOT in Sandy Ho' K. CON
'.si,s Acre.; FOUR LOTS. continuing Ace each,
; n5n,pnd Hill near Republican Spring; A LOT ON
Ixncl,urs md Salem Turnpike road adjoining the
|, AR, nf PAYNE 4 Crumpton containing Acre. A
n an Tan Ynri Al ~, thinning Acie. adjoining
", ! I.nce of Wm. A. ralbni Esq.; A LOT on Cooke
y !, ,lioining 1be residence Price. Esq,
, VIZ. Ac,e and n Lot ON FEDERAL HILL. near
''.ss.idence of WIN. Crumpton, Esq containing
IN # this property is desirahly located, a"d is well
81 the attention Of business and persons in want
= sos lar Residences The sale will he upon cred-
t-z(elve aud eighteen months, for equal install
e I'm, purchase money sub ect to the future ap.
mn r The Court The Purchasers " II be required to
IDS with good personal security for the purchase
~ = and the title will be withhold furtlur
nbicct To resale in default ct the pay men oi any
]! ,,,re of the instruments as the same become due.
pc u JOHN II. TYREE, tc.,
SAML TYREE. ''" 10
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RICHMOND MARKETS l3.
MALE AND FEMALE
AGAD ENVY.

rgE seventh session of this School will CONNIE nee the
9th January, and continue to the 24th June, under
uorrntendance of the subscriber, aided by Ladies
nelent To teach all the branches usually taught in the
!. approved Institutions of the DAY. No efforts on
part of The Principal and the Trustees (who reside
III, yrinily of the Academy will be spa' ed to render
School IN ever, respect worthy the liberal pair ,nnge
vhicb il has been sustained. Half he Board and
hilton fees in advance and no deductions made except
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-19
D.UsH MOUNTAIN MILL stones

DRUSH MOUNTAIN MILL Stones
ID The undersigned are procuring from their cel"-
rated quHry, the Busa Mountain, Montgomery conn
W. Mill Stones and Burrs OF the very best quality The
reputation of thes> stones widely known, but ii
Railroad giving us increased facilities In filling orders,
We have ap ointed Mcdaniel, Hurt 81 Preston, and Lee
Johnson, Lynchburg, agents for the sale OF N,
v he will receive orders and have them fulfilled
shortest ice.
Our Address, Blacksburg, Montgomery county Va
ISRAEL PRICE g. Co.
ia res NJ Williams, Danville, Va, Reynolds x Co
l.eai lille, N, Q. are also OurageHts. j, u. CO
Feb I4-dNcts
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I'lESE WORKS hnve be- set In operation 18th
u al the latest Taprored Machinery for Wood and
ITO, work. and upon scale commensurate with the
wants Of the South and West. for Car construction
More Than hundred OF ai description have
Ice al T. these work for the Yifsinia + Tennessee
q, Roni.
Ere. 'ris en EHk ,ers OF Rail. Roads are respect
lily syit ii hestow Their patronage they may
y 1p1n Lsgag their worn finished in strict pIianee
~i.t It ~ plans and nv ngs; after the most
ti',rdyl luDs Construction, prices satisfactory.
Southern EkaiI-ROads
" 1E1 l,ngsr be compelled 10 obnin their Cars from
Ia y, saiect 10 large expense and rick OF Trans-
rottttn -. GEO. g. CURLE Proprietor.
THE undo signed hasing Ind charge of the above
Works from t''eir commencement under The former
Proprietor Maj. A. Elison Jr; asks IL to say the
Rn-ond public tint he hns engaged with the present
Proprietor and will continue it, mnnagt hoping by
is long experience in Rnil road works ard at
ention the work entrusted him, merit the ap.
probation aud liberal patronage OF the public
A. NETTIETON, Manager.
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SESSION OF 81 MONTHS.

ne Hoel. can be had for $40 per month"; including
Eey thing.
SAML NJ GARLAND, Prest
ROBERT NJ. BROWN,
d. II. TAPSCOfr,
l.. DANIEL. j., tTrus,ees
w L COLEMAN,
B BROWN, IT,.
WM. w THOMPSON,
REFERENCES.
f.. TT r. 3 haR M" ra.. LynchOurs.
Rev T. +. Martin, Amhel st c. II.
Rev C Collins p tes of Dickinson Col
Or any of the old patrons.
LBf9 ADDRESS r. W. WATTS, A. M,
iec 154t amherst &. II.
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THE MICHIGAN DOUBLE PLow.

This Plow consists of two Flows. placed one before
the other, on the beam. The forward takes
row from Hree SIR nehrs deep separating the roots
of the gruss vegetable matter mud lnys its alice surface
down. ia the bottom o the previous larrow; aud the
hind follows from four Ia sT inches deeper, and
rai.es nnd deposits its slic TINT of the forward
II being ruised and turned the sub so is broken and
rneowod aud sprend loose and evenly the sward,
orin the language of the State Agricultural Committee
OF Ncw.York, Ia their report Of 1850, it makes
seed bed almost perfectly spindle
We will keep constantly ON hand n large assortment
of SEASONED LUMBER, both yellow and white
Pine, Oak, Walnut, Ne, whoh will sell at regular
boat OF Wholesale prices. Persons wanting lumber VIII
find II their advantage to purchase Mt iheae Works. ns
Toy hive their lumber worked and dressed to or
der, theroby saving the expense of hauling.
We will al kcer rcndY undo - f.
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Office of the Jas. River and Ka Co,

fS0P q htP. u Il y n. tdhaI.,
dec Ii elm Ricbmond yn
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1853-06-01
From Mexico.
New YoRK, May rs

NEW YORK, May IS.
The Herald has an important special
correspondence per the Black Warrior
from Havana, which states That General
Arisla, who arrived at Havana on the 10Th,
in the British steamer Avon. was banisted
by Sai.ia Anna. lie was sent under an
armed guard to Vera Cruz. and was re-
quired TO take a passage in the steamer
for Europe. To the letter Of banishment,
Arista wrote a reply. in which he says 10
the Minister Of War:
ii desire the happiness Of my country,
and to attain it | see no road but through
federal institutions, and if il be desired,
annexation to the United States, in which
Mexico will meet an inexhausijbls ioun.
tain Of riches and prosperity notwithsiand-
ing she may lose that grand enigma. THAI
squaring OF the, circle, called BY Santa
Anna Nation ality.''
The correspondent also. mentions xarir.
Gus circumstances going TO show that Santa.
Anna is negotiating Tor the return Of Mex
leo to the arms Of Spain. lie has dismis-
sed all the officers who surrendered TO the
American army during the war.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1853-06-01

good though hackneyed rules Of the old
teachers of repGblicanism, by which to test
our men for the high qualifications, requi.
site in a law giver. Algeron Sydney, in
his work o. Government. {the work for
which he lost his head,) in speaking of
this matter, says: He only is capable
OF erecting a great fabric who is a skillfIl
builder. Magistrates are political archi-
tects, and they only can perform the work
incumbent on them. who excel ix political
virtues. Whatsoever place a man is ad-
yanced unto, it is not for his own sake, but
for that of the country and we are not to
ask who was his father, but what are his
virtues in relation to it. lfit were posi-.
BILE for a man to have great virtues, and
yet no way beneficial TO the society of
which he is, or to have some one uice that
READERS them all useless, he could have no
pretence to magistratical power, more than
any other." r.
We know of neutrality-suspicious., whose
one rice has been the cause of negligence
in duty where immense consequences were
in the scales. We remember a case of
an NJ. c., where his vote only was required
for a great measure. He was absent in
the indulgence Of his peculiar vice, there
by causing a great measure to fail, upon
which millions of money-yes, millions
depended. Yet we dare not unmask them;
because their private character is separa-
ted from their public, by the courtesy ofthe
times; and the press praises them for in
telligence and ability.
You might as well try TO sever truth and
virtue, as public and private morality
One depends upon the other. We ask
that our Legislative counsels shall merit no
longer the reproaches that have been heap
ed upon them. We ask for the honor OF
the good men who have sat in previous
Legislatures and Congresses, that they
may not be Unfortunately condemned
in the general odium which has attached
TO both parties. by reason Of the disrepute
of many members.
Will our people take the matter in hand,
and elect fit men; men fit by their intelli.
gence and conspicuous for their integri-
ty ?-Statesman. 5
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OF The following advertisement, from
Franklin's newspaper. shows the locate OF
the Post Office and the speed with which
the mail wa carried, a little more than a
century ago:-October 81, 1737.-Notice
is hereby given that the Pos. Office Of
Philadelphia is now kept at Franklin's in
Market street. and that Henry Pratt is APP
pointed Riding Postmaster for all stages
between Philadelphia and Newport in Vir-
ginia, who sets out about the beginning of
each month, and returns in twenty-four
days-by whom gentlemen, merchants.
and others may have their letters carefully
conveyed, and business faithfully transact
ed,-he having given good security for the
same to the Honorable Col. Spotswood,
Postmaster General Of His Majesty's do
minions in America.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1853-06-01
Interesting Scientific Facts.

Professor Faraday, in a recent lecture
before the Royal Institute Of England, upon
'sthe magnetic forces" made the following
interesting announcement:
"a German astronomer has for many
years been watching the spots on the sun,
and daily recording the result. From
year TO year the groups of sports vary.
They are sometimes very numerous; some
times they are few. After a while it be-
came evident that the variation in number
followed a defending scale through five
years and then ascending the scale through
five subsequent years, so that the period
icity Of the variations became a visible
fact.
"While our German friend was busy
with his groups of sun spots, an English,
man was busy with the variations of the
magnetic needle. He, too, was a patient
recorder of patient observation. On COM
pairing his tabular result with those Of the
German astronomer, he found that the
variations Of the magnetic needle cores
pended with the variations of the sun
spots-that the year when the groups were
at their maximum, the variations of the
needle were at their maximum, and so on
through their series. This relation may
be coincident merely, or derivative; if the
latter, then we do not connect astral and
terrestrial magnetism, and new researches
of science reopen to u.s."
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Important from Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS, May "a.
By an arrival from Vera Cruz, this
morning. we have dates from the City Of
Mexico to the 9th instant.
Santa Anna is adopting severe meas
ures against all who he thinks holds what
he considers pernicious opinions. and the
opinion gains ground that he is follow
ing the model OF Louis Napoleon, and is
looking steadIastly to the attainment Of an
imperial crown. III
The President has also ordered the ar.
rest OF all who served as guerillas in the
American army during the late war, who
are to be tried by Jul martial as traitors
to their country.
Santa Anna has also published a list Of
the Mexican officers who surrendered as
prisoners of war to General Scott when
the Capitol was taken, and has issued a
decree degrading them in rank in the ar.
my, and dismissing such Of them as may
be in civil employment.
The army is being organized and in
creased, and the National Guards are to
be forthwith reformed.
Gov. Frias, of Chihuahua, has marched
with all the military he could muster to
oppose the occupation of Masilla Val,
ley by the American troops under the
orders Of Governor Lane.