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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-11-18
LEATHER


.rol5l EEyD 0y YOUR W1I 7Es.
I would inform the citizens Of Csrollton and
eafro1 Jonty that they eau have th IL Watches
rsPsirs IN the best manner and on SHIRT notice
By ~ .irg them to my establishment ih lI
TE71s NEW PHILADELPHIA. ~
have for sale good assortment Of CO dard Sill
YER Wfthes, Clocks, and Jewelry ] kinds,
sSlf Pens Violus, anl almost eve ually
fOua IN Jewelry store My shop CEN
tTs block Immediately adoiaing q Ex.
shaage.ss 1lt11stus atf 90 I'D .mfii IHd
90 dtiold & Silver wanted in exchange Cor work
sf goods Watches ennbe len at the residence OF
M F isher and Niil be prumptlysent and return
81 When repaired. AL work warranted! rt .g
Give us trial. MORGN BUTLER. a
AsvePhilaislPEia July3l, 1858 u.
SkaWIS, a splendid lo comiOgto suit lhs sea
son. Gail, soon il YOU want 20 see them.
Ne etRtrA HeBNMINGst& RRAcK uA
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-05
LADIES SUPPER.

The Ladies of st. Pauls Church propose hav-
ing supper, at the Masonic Hall, ON Wcdnes-
day the 9TH inst.
They respectfully invite the public, their friends,
and the friends eff the Church, in city and coun-
Try. to come and partake Of what they design
-hall be a Feast of nice things, suited to every
faste.-fhey cordially invite Mason's to their
own Hall not doubling that they will on this, as
they do on all occasions, extend helping hand
wherever it is needed
The Ladies hope to add to the attractions Of
the Hall music by an amateur Band
ApMiTTANcE-25 cents.
dec 2-dt7d
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-05
LlNGHBURG NlRGlNlAN.



The Legislatures Of the country and state as
samble at their respective eapiiols this day. II
is anticipated that quorum Of each body viii be
in attendance. and that organizations viii be af-
fected without delay or difficulty. In the Yir-
ginia Legislature,we presume the old officers, cm-
hracing the Speaker, lCratehfed) will be re-
elected. In Congress, The matter may not hp 50
easily disposedof. but suppose preliminary
caucus will remove any impeachment 20 a speedy
organization. The opinion seems to prevail that
either Mr.. Disney, of Ohio, or Mr.. Orr, Of South
Carolina, viii ho chosen Speaker. 1t is sgui6-
cant circumstance that no one of the numerous
gentlemen whose naaes have been mentioned in
connection with this post has seemed willing 10
be regarded as the choice OF the administration,
Very unusual and especial care seems 90 have
been taken 10 make il known TINT the admm,stra
ton would have no candidate in the field Whcth-
er the President Is unwilling to put the popularity
ofhis admin ration IN issue, or whether the cum
ddates themselves are unwilling 10 come before
the House,under such iuaaspcious endorsement,
we leave the reader to conjecture. It is worry GER
tain that, in this matter, the "Youur Hickory of
the Granite lIlla fails 10 follow in the footsteps
of the '0ld Hickory otthe Hermitage"
As % the matters, Of public concern. which will
occupy thosc TIVE bodice, though they may differ
much in magnitude, il is pleasant to reflect that
those which most nearly concern a. will be sub
mitted 10 the deiboraton and action of girgia.
idns--of men having kindred interest and feel
ing with us,and Who whatever local competitions.
or party aniipathies may divide them, are united
in a Common desire IL f,Ysnpfs ria. t,r,.nDrt, uuJ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-05
Hatcher V. Noel.


This casc.whch was argued on the first day
of the term, was decided the Court reversing tbe
decree of the Circuit Court in part, and confirm
ing it as to the residue. The point in which the
decree was found to be erroneous was briefly
this: Ii. Hatcher and c. Noel were bound npon
negotiable note on which T. Hatcher was en-
dorSer The holder sued them jointly and got
judgement, in satisfaction of which he took the
bond of I, Hatcher and j, Wharton. T. Hatch
er made payments to the amount of little more
than one fourth OF the bond when he agreed with
Hatcher that if the latter would discharge the
residue he might have the money already paid
subsequent to this agreement +. Hatcher moved
for judgment against II, u c. Noel for money
paid rs surety, and obtained gone for the amount
of the original debt, which he afterwards assign
ed TO j. G. Noel. The whole of T. Uateber,s
bond to the original creditor was paid by II. H.
in conformity with the agreement above mention
ed-and then j. c. Noel, the assignee of T.
llntchers judgement, sued out execution against
H. II. and c. ~ for the sum which had been
paid previous to the agreement above mentioned
This execution, along with another was enioincd
and on hearing in the Court below the iniune-
tion was dissolved as TO both. The principal ques-
ton IN this court, was, whether the agreement be-
tween surety and principal debtor, whose
debt the surety has assumed,( SO that the original
debtor is Discharged What the principal shall pay
oil partof the surety's bond to the creditor, is
valuable consideration, sufficient to support re-
Lease Of the principals liability to the surety for
the resap'-Jhf 7cci iou a~cerans that it Is
Adqm5 V. -Jehart.
This case. which had been. submitted without
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-05
RICHMOND MARKETs-Deoember Is

RICHMOND MARKETS December LIST
BAeoN-1ountain cured hog round, Sc cured
and Smithiield, % Baltimore Sides, "a a &c :;
shoulders = cents
BrrTER-Goshen, prime quality,20 % cents
Mountain II % cents
CoFFEE-We quote Rio, IL to u! Laguyra
II l29 Java, l24 l3 Mocha, l44 a 154 cts.
The stock of Rio and Laguyra in market is very
much reduced.
Com MEAI.-Country 65c Mills 45c.
fIsli-Maekerel, No 3s, small, 7 II; the
No. l. > a 81 per bbl., gross 81 4.
GUANo-S36 from the wharf.
iRoN-Pg s35 a 40per ton, except in small
parcels swedes, 500; Tredegar and English
country bar, 20 a %
LIVE STocK-Beef Cattle,sca weight, 50 %
a SO IS, gross. Sheep, 81 50 s3nett. Hogs
SO 30 81, nett.
PLAsrER-Sales at So %.
SALT-l9O 1875 from wharf; store So a . 25
Ground Alum, 81 80 a 81 629.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-05


t.laf.o been submitted witloIt argument 1t
was npan supcrscdeas Judgment OF the CIR
emil Court of Bedford. Tho record contained four
bifls Of exceptions. upon two Of hich,ths Court
aareed with the Circuit Court. In respect TO tie
Third. il aas not such error n sufficient 10
reverse tie Judgment; but upon the fourth which
showed that list of payments which had been
offered in evidence, by the aPpellant-had
been admitted ms to 80 some items, but re
ecied a 10 others, the judgement was reyers-
ed. the verdict set a-ide--and q new trial at the
bar of the Court below directed, in which the
whole si if offered again should be allowed to 90
to the Jury, accompanied with instruction
that no charge in the said list should be allowed,
unless they we're satisfied that it was correctly
made
Reynoids Y. Pedtross, upon supersedens to u
judgment in the Circuit Court for Pittsgtra-
nia.
This case was argued at length by Mr.. c. l..
Mosby for the appellant, and Messrs. Tredway
and Whitte for the appellces.
Pace V. Hdmiett,
After "A short argument submitted. Coun.
sci for appellant. Tredway-for appellee, Early
and White.
The Court then adjourned until y. NJ. to-day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-05


W1rHEyutU AND DANyuiE TuRNrikE.-
The survey of the route for a Turnpike ae lad
hoped il wa, for Plank ROAD between this
place and Wythoyilic, ha5 been completed aud
the report oi the Engineer was made "a the stock
! holders at their annual meeting at Henry Court
j House. on the 23d ultimo. 1t has been deteFmin=
ed 10 put under contract. on the 2lst December
% miles Of the Roud. We tnke this occasion To
assure our friends oi the upper counties, TINT Our
/ people look with much interest TO the period when
this improvement -hail make Patrick, Henry,
FLOYD. Carroll, Gtayson, and Nytle good neigh
bors 10 DoaeiHs. We covet an intimacy with
them, and stretch out our hands 10 them in ad-
vance Of the completion Of the Road.-DaapWe
Rep.
We learn that the contract for preparing this
end of the Richmond and Danyille Railroad for
the superstructurc Of the Bridge across Dan RiY
or has been taken in part by our town nun
Ihos. y. Neal Esq lie has already connnenc-
ed operations, and will doubtless carry them on
with the greatest facility and success. Prepare
tons for the erection Of the Bridge also going
forward rapidly. a number Of hands being at pres
ent employed in quarryng the stone for it.-Daa
Reg.
A FALLEN ANGEL.-Our readers in this region
will be surpriacd to learn that the Rereread Mr.
Barring, who ha. bad charge Of the Coswell Cir
cut during the last year, and who was generally
spoken Of as Il very able and eloquent di=
vine, has turned up to be no other than n fel-
low from the Georgia pcnitcntary, where lie ser
we'd his time under sentence for kidnapping ne
groes. II appears ihut his real nano Is 1aget
He is amo-t unmitigatcd -couudrel, and should
be modc to hang with DougnS aud Harris, On a
gaow- as high o- that erected by Human for
Mordccai.B
MEMBERS or TIE LEGISLATURE are daily ARR
wing in this city, says the K. Wing Of Saturday
to enter upon the discharge Of their Legislative
duties nczt Monday
SPECIAL ELECTION IN PRINcEss ASNE.-On
Thursday the .lth inst, an election was held in
Princess Anne County for Delegate to the Gen
eral Assembly, in the place OF Col Munden, de
ceased, which resulted in tie election Of John
Woodhousc, Esq, (W.) The following was the
state of the poll:
j. Woodhousc, (W.) 975; j. II. James, 3D.
2G6, J. Woodhouscs majority 9.-NoIJoM Her
ND.
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S'a'"' ""F' d. D. 10Y " ana heSfrs' Washing
ton spots =. NJ, Mc'"r'y' J'ih l.. boogheriy'
J. Nl''n' 'nH''cF II. "f'"fer' = :" ats and
j. g. McI'onnId'-l6"gdon Hg'n'dh'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-05
AUCTION SALES
By VIVA "a M0sHI, a,,.,.
n Esff0Es Az AXsv1ox
Valuable Lots for Sale

E'HE ~" lot 81 ohe mere eash. pnrrla.eI
n judge Wm. DHairl, Jr md nj no. ny Tn
d,rcc-io be divide into fur lots Of INF IBIS rs
will he snd At public auction, the fem.@, m.
day the lit inst ii not sod priyasi, 6rfole'al a
IERMS-Aiai IL Lnoan al lie .ale nat n
s-V1Apply "a Root. DAYS. VIII NJ, No..
the sale. fliI,lP 4 FaI - gss
dor 5.dJt laat9 'tlAb.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-05
tfIiiEI!Giii..
Lynehburg qosaeeo aud wh.", Market.
LYNenBuRG, Dec. 3, 1853.

LYNcnBtRG, Dec. ., ls@3
TopAeco.-Receipts very light. Small sales Tor
pri.nines - 50al: Lngs at 81 50a5 20; Com
mon Leaf So 50a7 90; Shipping 50 stay w :
good manufacturing loa15. ~. wilt
WneAr-Receipts large. Red, 81 ~; WHITE
o. VIM. T. SMITH,
Commission Merchant.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-05
tzssnUsYNrssoF IMPORTANCE hay

If 2 feIIisted necessary inr me To sif"d 80
vi.ef = The Sanfb. haYe IL my Commit
is ana .atr iI-a..s in tht haLds ct ny n'Ph'"'
,y5I.5ls Tut. a Ia v be assisted and 'v-ed ny
ms, Alf l.,.et, b. Naviie My frie is nd cn--
~ -, = : WI T. SMITH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-05
Lie SALE oF yAULU.BIT

n LAND Z OTHER PROPERTY II BEDF0hb
IL pursuance of deed of Iru.t xetuted 10 h, ts4
7. Sncad, bearing date the l1lh day of Noyenba
1885, and of record in he Clicks uIice Of the count
court Of Bedford, will, In. lgth day Of Dprenlf
next, the premises sell the highest bidder at pub
lie. tb, IA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-05
TRACT OF E.AYD

in the county OF Bedford, james itiverabout 20 ma
west Of LynchGurg. and continuing about 325 AC RES
The is If the yaluab, thrms in Upper lacs
il, whether considered in rcefenra to lis fertility u
to vcni, nee to mnlket, II nention for Mefhli.
zin2 on the Commission and Forwarding bushes,
good porti IN of the Tract is BOTTOM LAND lin!
Immediately James river and the entire tract is si
of the best character. well limb, red and warercd and
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-05
Nineteen Valuable Slaves,

consisting at men, women and children belonging Ola
estntr of Martha Watts deed.
TERMS OF SALE "A credit Of tive lye MN Is vii
be givt the purchasers giving bond with good prf,at
al security for the payment OF tie urcha.e money,
WILLIAM s. NORRIS, Conn
nov l3-tlnn9 (Rep. copy)
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-05

Present-Judges Daniel, Leigh, Baker and
Gilmcr-Judgc Nash prevented from attendance
by indisnosition.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-05
sALEorsL.yrs

\ pursuance Of decree of The County Count 4
Campbell pronounced on lhe ith day oil Nm.nLet
1853, in the suit therein depending brtween Watts,
committee plant. ifs, AM Waits admir- deir.dan
hul, at Campbell Cour;h' use, the OH da, u, jam,
ry, 1874, that heing lay. pr, coed % SCI by way Il
,,tbl III,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-05
sGvera observation-disclosures,

with the necessary out-buIldiugs stote.hou,c uear Ia
banks of The james River and kanaw ha Cana WIN
goo Warehouse alta he'd. ful c reception OF podr
aud good wutrr Grisl Mil. Fer its size | consdG
one of the most desirable tracts If land in tie Slai
and such as is seldom put into be- market There IW
been sown onit 100 bpsl els af wheat his Fail Wbd
will go with the land to The purchaser Purchasers a
invited to examine ii for thcm.eives before tie day
sale. Mr.. Geo, r Snead will III, W il To any ufo ma
desire to see il.
If desired, the Store house. Wit small polton
the Iand, may sold separately from the residue Of b
nact
AT the same tine and lace I will sell the folIop1
Personal Property,
conveyed by mid iced # tIus, io.mit: Two houses
Tobacco, about 200 barrels of Catn head of horses.
heal Of Cows 30 head of Hog. and ali the famil
utensils of the said Geo. 7. Sncut, together with i
Household and Kitchen Furniture
TIE RMS:
Cash viii be require according TO / terms Of 4
deed of thus. o the whole Of the pure ase money I
o of the land we'll as the personal property uns
the creditors secured in the dc, zee a they proba
viii, before the day Of letlia The same or panttee
uf may be sold on credit-of Viii agreement, oat
any such be made, notice will be gwen on The day
sale.
rOv 26tl9lec T.. c BURkS Trustee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-05
Darts ddm'rS V Meade.

On motion of counsel, this case was removed TO
Supreme Court of Appeals at Richmond.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-05
Prices of Stocks.

City Bonds par lO0-sales ..-..-.........S lOl
Va and fenn.R Il Stock. par 100 lguar'td.) 80
Citizen Say Bank Stock, par 100 ........ l24 ,
Lynch Csc and Fire ms. Stock par co.. 25 4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-05

CuNGHEs loNi CAueus.-Washingto cor
respondents state that caucus Of the democrat
jc members Of the House of Representatives was
tobe held on saturday night,to determine on who
shall Ice Speaker aud Clerk. \ correspondent Of
the New orG Herald soys:-
The New lork national democrats express their
determination 10 90 INTO caucus ON Saturday, and
present such aresolution as will call forth the views
of the democracy i'll Congress us to the interior
ence of the General Government in Stnte politics.
This VIII bring up the whole question; and,
whether it is laid the table or otherwise it will
cliectualy place ON record the opinion of the dem
ocrouc representatives as to whether the cleo
ton ot General Pierce was an amnesty To free
sellers, or that principles controlled his election.
ALEXANDER DUMAS, il is said has written Il
letter To a friend in New York, in which he saws :
"find for me on the borders of the ST. Law
renee, the Hudson, the Delaware, or the Ohio. a
corner where, surrounded bymy chosen friends,
| J may spend my last days, and die in tranquility
under the sun OF liberty
1t is stated that NJ. Dumas has already conf
ded several manuscript works to the hands of his
agents, who have established II publishing house
in New York, for the purpose of bringing them
out originally and exclusively in that city The
manuscript of his comedy, the Youth of Louis
NV" which was prohibited at the Theatre
Franc1is, is in the hands of his agents.
The Baltimore American SAYS that the returns
from Mississippi show that there is a great diff
ference in the popularity of President Pierce and
the nominee Of the Baltimore Convention. The
loss OF nearly seventeen Thousand in Georgia,
added to the loss in Mississippi ofat least five
thousand shows that although the administration
has carried all the States except one" they
have already wasted magnificent Inheritance {:
| and few more such victories would put General
Pierce on the sumo platform a;tA General
Pyrrhus, whose elephants, ,rampling down ia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-05
WIN. j. TOLkES
VILLA TIE FRY,
A I 7 o Ely AT LAW.

w III IIIII, q,
Npnetre reeunr " in the Crrutand County Cot 1T of
Wythe Tazewell & Pulaski Counties.
Strict attention will be given all business cnrus.-
cal to his
REfERENCES.-JNo. K. Mcdaniel, Lynchburg
V. T1,s Borp Wlncri.lc Va.
Iat. > dNr6tn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-05
Gsode y. ZimbcH

argument. aa- decided, aud the decision Of the
Court below reversed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-07
Obituary.
JUDGE ELIJAH PAINE, OF NEW YORK.

Died, at his residence in East Thirteenth street,
Thursday 9th inst at about O'Clock, P. 81, Hon ELIJAH
PAINE of the Judges Of the Superior Court of this
city He taken dangerously i'll at Poughkeepsie, and
was brought to the city Monday. His disease
congestion of the lungs.
Judge Paine ffty FIVE years Of age having been
born in Williamstown, Vermont, in 179s He was son
Of Hon. Elijah Paine of that State, who died in April
s4 at the advanced age Of eighty FIVE years, having
been Senator in Congress from 1895 to 1901 and Judge
Of the United States District Court Of Vermont The
after Office he held for than forty years lie had
hrec and two daughters The WERE the subject
Of this sketch Charles Paine Governor of Vermont and
lately deceased and Doctor Mar tin Paine eminent ply
cian of this city, s living and the eldest Of the three
brothers.
After receiving a good academical education, Elijah
Paine the younger entered Harvard University at very
early age and graduated at that college with due honors
He studied law in this city, and admitted to the bar
o. the Supreme Court in 1873 Some years afterwards he
formed law partnership with William Duer, afterwards
member OF the Assembly and Representative in Congress
from the Oswcgo district and late Consul to Valparaiso
Mr. Duer was admitted attorney in 1885, and is
of Judge John Duer of the Superior Court Paine and
puer were authors of wclknown work practice in
the courts of the United States.
Judge Paine enjoyed in this city extensive legal
practice and took part in politics Adams man. and
subsequently whig. lie prominent member of the
American Institute, and advocate for protective
tariff On the election Of General Taylor in lsiS he was
candidate for Postmaster in this city; but that Office
ha wing been given to Mayor William " Brady Mr..
Paine was appointed by the President Consul to Panama,
which he declined. In the fall of 1919 no nominated
by the wings elected by the people Of the Judges
Of Superior Court Of this city, for the term OF six years
His course rs Judge has been approved by the bar and
the publc generally. Ills decision in the Lemon slave
case last yeor II will be recoected excited great in
teret at III time throughout the Union That decision
VAS Is strict conformity 10 the laws OF this state
therefore acquie in 81 hough bearing hard upon the
INF rest Of Southern atehol1eYs Judge Paine headed she
ub rinion got up pay the 1mon family the value of tho
slaves released by bis decision. The Judge strong
ui g, nnd 81 opposed to the doctrines OF the
nboio TO- lie married sitter Of Thomas Tlesloi,
q ii .hs city This lady died Fix years since leaving
son about fourteen years Of age, the only sur.
syug child Of hs parents largo circle Of friends ami
acquanj ance win cherish the memory ~ Judge Paine
and his loes while, apparently in tho prime VI
lfe, death has summoned him 10 his dark domains.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-07
Marine Affairs.

THE CLIPPER SHIP WESTWARD Ho.-This is another
Mr. Donald Mckay's splendid clippers She arrived he
few days back Every havrg liking for sha,
ships ought to visit her. The Flying Fish, also built
Mr. Mckay, is considered remarkable in that respect b
this vessel is sharper still An idea of this may \
formed from the fact that although she is 200 feet Lon
over ALL she is but IL feet wide at 20 feet from I'll
inside of the apron Her greatest breadth Of beam
about twelve feet forward Of midships when 81
swells out to 40H feet. Her model is of u
handsomest aHoat. Her lines very smooth,
good shear forward, giving her o lively, sau
look. Her stern is round and of light appearance,
ornamened with some handsome gilt scroll work. twi
ing around the letters composing her name. Her mat
rails and style of construction of the best charac
Her frame throughout Is of seasoned white her de
frames ceiling and planking of hard pine, and she
strongly copper fastened Her cabin furnishings are
the most elegant description, and every convenience
passengers is there to be found She is full rugged SD
with made fore and mainmasts. She is most liberia
supplied with ventilators communicating with the be
and between decks and nothing that experience and s
could suggest to make her strong and durable has be
neglected She is commanded by Captain Hussey, and
lying at pier No. 20 East river Roosevelt street err
taking in cargo for San Francisco in Mr. John Ogde
Pioneer Line.
STEAMSHIP JAMFsrowN.-This steamer arrived yesterd
morning about eleven O'Clock, with large number of p
sengers among them ex-Presdent Tyler and family.
jamestown leaves again for Norfolk Petersburg and Rio
mond, on Saturday afternoon, at four o'clock
SHIP BUILDING IN THoMAsrows ME-The Thomasto
Sickle says there ships the stock in til
town. of about 200 tons EACH two of them OF the clip
class These ships will all be got off In the of f
five weeks From present reports, there will be lar
business done in that town next season than in any