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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-04
RICHLAND ACADEmv
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, .----- z;

THIS fourishng Institution now in sos@.DEMY.
placed under the charge of Mr. ]. D. CAIpn has been
assistants. ~ wen quaIsi
Everettsvlle is situated in Wayne couptr \, N
atey on the line OF The great Southern Rail RosG nne
mington The peculiarly healthy situation f eaa to VII
induced several families to from their this %
river and make it their place of residence "F H.
A commodious building has been erectnd 49,
Female Seminary of the highest grade III eAPressy 6
citation rooms neatly and comfortably f ihoo r.
Excellent Pianos and complete set Of rbined
al e se Of T tEa oes o &c. h
| It is beloved that nothing is wantnc 70 rou,
ton equal to the best of the kind in the connt lns
TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE 4hrra!s
| For Spelling and Reading ........;
Tor above, with Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar -. o.
For ABOVE, With all the other branches Of an Fn:
Ancient and Modern languages (eachl Is On
Where the languages are studied alone ''''' o.
! Music, with use of instrument. '''''''... 10 M
Board, including washing, fuel, lights e. ''... %
Hall 3 B. ETeritt, John Wright J. CFIshe app Or viii,
ertt, VIM. Carroway. Samuel Smith John Ey,
! Everittsvle. Wayne Co., N. c.. Jan ID 1850 ~
TOPsAIL ACa DENY.
i THE Exercises of this Institution will bo.
L day, the Bird day of January 1855 ""lea on Men,
J, w. MURPHY, A NJ, ........
Students will be prepared for admission to thu Ehcpa
Class of any College in the United States e Junior
instruction will be thorough and as the object e tu Of
cpal will be to educate not to reform no how e TIN
tained who, upon trial should prove himself to Oe re-
or morally unsusceptible of education. ' mentally
TUITION PER SESSION FIVE MONTHS As po,
Spelling Reading Writing, Arithmetic & CeorpaI
English Grammar, History and Philosophy .: = = %
First Glass in Algebra. Latin and Greek 49, " !. W
Second Glass in Ancient Languages and Mahema; ID u
or either. ................
Board can be had in the immediate vicinity Of o 4, Is %
my, at 81 per month. NICHOLAS n. NIXON
Pres't. of Board of Tmtss
pa-Commercial and Herald copy smos '''n
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-04
FALL AND WINTER STOCK.

TOIIN Ky LIE has opened, at his old stand, large and
y well selected stock of French English Irh Italian and
American DRY GOODS, which, having been purchased by
the package at reduced prices he is determined offer
unusually low rates. Among which will be found
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-08
ABOLITION IN DISGlJISE


There not mlny Southern .ol WHO AXE the trouble
examine very particularly carefully the various
and other similar publications issued by The Northern press
and which are strcwcd broadcast over The land Some
these issues are designed accomplish very different pui
from their oS.cSihc Wc have no fear Of the
newspapers Of The fanatic school SAYS he Petersburg Intel
iieencer) They can do but le mischief because the
public mind is well informed their anti. .Slav1Y Free
Soil opinions add ttr,;nc i sufficiently guarded. We
never dread serpent when il ully exnosed 10 vrw
before We can lnra asi" u crush it. al our option
But we are not so sale agalns! reptile when he R con-
ceaed in The through which we are walking We have
been induced 10 wife thus by noucnr in little New York
monthly, which bears The popular name Of Youhs Tempe
rance Advocate and winch, suppose has large clrcu
ia'lon al I'VE onu very dexlcruusly inserted ibue o
paIse To MIS-. Harriet iiecchcr Stowe meant doubt, us
an abolition lesson 10 be engracd The young minds IL
which The "Adrocac IL addressed In that paper Of June
l't on The last page, Will BE- found hr article which "t
aliu1e which runs as follows
"MRs. HARRIET b STGwE Is ExcLAxp The talented
Guthoess OF Uncle Toms CABIN has come great nutoei!
and honor in the world She has been invited England
and there she has been received and hunoe her worh
amid the ncclamatuD oi thousands In Liverpool she at
purse, made up o small collections gwen her amounting
about fl35 sterling, $780, and in Glasgow the Rev
Dr.. Wardlaw made her speech and large cnierlanmrn
was provided for her. In Edinburgh she received VIII
great enthusiasm; and from that city shu will 60 London
where she will be received with greater honurs than be
srowed on princes There the breasts Of love
f eedom and huEanyi and they who labor wisely for III
nromo,Ion will be rewarded The story Uncle Tom an.
little Eva has drawn tears from many eyes ana will cohtl
nue 10 do 80 for a long time 10 come"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-08

,-IKCINIA-iN CuANCEkf.-Ata County Court held ioi
- pr,g'. ward, the ih day OF june SO
' II 80. 70, ,,.,,,- :. " Plaintiff
dsd!ns. -, :. /, ., ar Il,
:. y ID - I'D Defendant
~ iis rav- parties came on 10 be hear OF
.,,r, ,, exhibits nicd, aud argued by coueei; Oh
i1n e ten III. Court doth ajiudge order ami decree
n. CcmmissioacrS this Court 40 take the following
i ,,rcou transactions o The defendant a. EXecu-
!. II .ad R.!lufi. decd
;ir asses both real aud PERSONAL OF Tue
b ie .aII Edward Rsdord decd
I A. crua, debts due by the and OF the 'ghy
.lf 4b,s- .
Wa sac accounts tie said Commissioner - directed TO state,
r!u 10 lIi. Court And the Cour, doth order thaI The
publish OF The time ami place OF taxing
convenient newspaper, weekly Tor nur sue
ant hat such publication shall he equivalent 20 per.
I.lc- NJ sgch n0;icc Oh he parties respectively
sIuu.-Tcs:s Is j. WORSHAM. e. e..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-08

coG", a rrIrr Edar On the 18Th day OF March 1853
.'nmiN tnuItoy plaintiff
sE-irs.
i-'' 'ira: lUGr IT, Fi0Ernoy, trustee, Defendants
u.s. a"r ri h. Ia: DC heard by cul'eh! ul parties
~ ~" ti. and exhibits. ahd was argued by
w I'sr!.f1il1G Whereof the Court doth adudge ordtf
- .d ne is'rE!iu Patrick ll FlourDuy, do render be-
''s COMMISSIONERS OF the Court account oil all Tie
' 9hd c'cSes in ny he decd in the mention
ns Aiihh.t 4! "hch he has disposed n the same, which
'hr s-i innms directed TO examine, state, and
'ht report TN. And the Court doth further udse
an "T"r ll he Commissioners do take the following
i'cpuut OF AL debt. due FROM said Vim e.. FnurnOy
snS upon The p"Ieri: conveyed by the deed aforesaid
'tt
ff"er deh~"i the sad William Fiournny or eb,s for
@ "wasnoG"a a. security "r others. aud ;r !u.er The
- sad debts "i,.c.rd upon SAID property
AnatcI> 2; at .eGs I1e m ,. ey said wl!am t"qnoy
The are intended bs secured, and r,kc r,noI,
' Court; aud The Court doth orer notice al the
Of executing this order or any part thereof pub.
Jnvenieut newSpapaper for four weeks successivey
personal service ol SUCH notice parties
I,-Tcsr d. J. WORSliAM l.. G.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-08

- W 10 all whom concern that the under
according 70 tho rules The General Land Office al
s. apply IN due time, or certificates of srrip in lieu OF
~ 3 ~ AIRY Duplicate Warrants Nos 292, 9l9 aJ,l
s.i SO ts5 4'-. 3S2i, 1884 aud i4lI The orpn,
W. "r services IN the OF the revuluon and belong
'.e nov deceased, aud have uell.r located or
'@' Casually lost DESTROYED "
F,r ,,,..,,. WM. REYNOLDS TRENT,
sa., 81 and the oher heirs at law Of VIM Rrynulis dec
>"' Apr 2Eh, 1853 3--cy3m - "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-08

y Raj WW,0RTHAM q CO.. GROCERS AND GENE
Whss MERCHANTS, attend particularly to the
m and vried Of Groceries toss,heT With In.
'' ''se u every description, June 2i-c3n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-08
rovNISSIoSER,S orFIc

Pa.%ag EDWARD CouRT HOUSE, June 20, lS53
tr. cs.ra ~ The foregoing decree. hereby notified
-f a. m, office a. Prince Edward COURTHOUSE, on the l2
" As' SO At 10 O'Clock, A. NJ with the evidence neceSsa'
= sre4tg ~ cS-CII.e sho same.
RICHARD ii. WATKINS,
Jun. .surnsS ui the County Court
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-08
Sis g9i II
'l't,taI

The eStTaurAn.r? increase al .tIge charges during !hc
first yea. U Mr. klng adm isliatiop, (w!ri,
quencc Of The continually incisGg facilities Ia. di-ciTg
ing vessels alongside warves. might nc reasonably snp
posed the amount Ui iahrrag would have been reduced
have alarmed The ,rea.y department. and !r,rr
addressed the c"liec Cnauding the for
extraordinary increase n IT. of expenses and i-
recting reduction by all The charges light,
age during the remaining TWO f3rc!s show falling of in
account, will be pcrcel. less remarkable
the sudden increase.
The fact that there sounding discrepancy be-.
The amount charged the gvrnmtnt paid for light
crage and the mount collected The importers on
account, under the motto, Oi sotckccncr The
port. This officer instituted lvcstigatlon the dscre-
pancy and upon looking al The germens account left
the custom house as voucher 1; the received by
them be asccrlaned that part he last page Of their
count originally made up cItalRing their receipt and
signature, had been eat from ls;uper place that page at-
page Of fictitious charges hacbren added new oonus
entered up and carried forward they had reached The
immense named, ana that the past page contain
ing the receipt and Signature az bresad appended
accumulated account This act positively asserted
by gentleman whose official o. was knor the con
dilion Of the cusonIhonac hook ths regard He states
further ne brought these fac 10 the attention Of Mr.
King, who greatly agitatcd inrcd what he should dol
His fellow officer expressed his utter inability 10 and him
in the matter casually reInarkr, that il il his
case he should wish the buldnso burn down that all evi.
dence relating To The SUBJECT mig be DESTROYED
The next day, strange 10 say, looking The mua.
ted papers, trace OF them cuu bc pund nor have they
since been heard from FOnnaely Tor The public IN
eres The store keeper had made copies Of the missing pa
prrs which are now on file at th treasury department."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-08
DIED.

DIED. dad,
n,rn NJ ca .es an the l4h OF juneau " y'y m II, rT
n.oni, At the age OF seven E1, meth Harriet Dayls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-08
CoNuJSsioNeR,S ,,rcIrJ

rs.,,s EDWARD COURT House, June 23ti, lSIb.S
NE 4,'rs IN foregoing decree hereby notified
nm. "He. Prince Edward Count House on the Jotl
aS iS 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. with the evidence n.eessar,
49, A'" q exc I;r th- RICHARD H. WAIhiNS
'.l' .l--.St. Commissioner OF the Circuit Court.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-08

The l.OEDOUN CHRONICLE, heretofore one of The
saunchest whg papers In The Sre, has recently changed
hands and become drhcrailc accordance with The spirit
Of the age. The Chronicle yned by Mr. uoupl whu
transfers MIR Chas Il. Stew.t of Ch,rrstown lrcr-
county Va, fine scholar most excellent writer
who changes the name ol The ape "ouioun Democrat"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-08

l W. siEtiiE EMS and May his w,ic and John ".
IL. Hn lLintu Executors ut John Holman, dec u,
Ya,.n si' at Cumberland Court House, III the State
~ i1d! inc tst day OF August, 1885, take the tleIo
= i"os"i VIM NJ. Tho orutun aud Thomas W Crow.
- Ge read ~ evidence in chancery. pend.
h- '.' "u't OF Cumberland county; in which, John X.
"s., itpr de hunIs with will Of Saml
|. % ., f"nf and son Defendants shall continue the
ias un,!i completed; which and place you
A.riF.,, ~ s'iiS ht lOLiN X WILSON.
~ "nis no" with ;he will annexed nf sam'l Wright
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-08

l.. NJ Rudellcr Of the "VaIr, Democrat" at New Mar
kct has disposed Of his Interest thai paper 10 Walter
Newman, Esq, Of the Central Ii,rc Mr. Walker the SO
nior editor OF the Democrat will .i edit the paper
The Republican Finiicaior, al >aunon, has been pur
chased by Mr.. John A. larman y whom that paper will il
future be conducted We welcome these gentlemen to th
honorable fraternity OF editors
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-08
Commissioner of the County
l RGISIA-l>

IkHlSIA-lN CHANCERY.--A Circuit Court held loi
" 'ngot rrrCc Edward the 18th day OF March ls'3
.a'niS tnuTtoy plaintiff:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-08

! 'rt'"iN1A. ~ CHANCERE.-m the Circuit Court I"
A. - N,.sA,H Counts September Term, 1867
y N7tcs ,na Nancy his wife, Alexander Trent, Jr James
: '''t Brycr VI. pra.,,auL EneIIuc his wife Ptfis.
-ttia,t 800 ~
a" ha'e"S avt sal. las wife, Marcy Meredith and John
DeltH.
,f.s ~ ".' cause the 18Th day OF September 1857
o"'hf tttsIo Be ascerainei aud reported by one OF
mns;et l'ses Wilson the father Of the defendant Sally
H,Is'"y. y, ~ ssliiay ari af hers and whs; iand1
" ilrcHaS" more.1 - N''N ''''"' "''r'''' ~ ~
M = ne he same or any part thereof 10 her USE
r,-'ih -'i 10 give her leu :hcrcol}
:, az '"':, 90 VII lake notice. that the 10Th dayo July
's a Bu knci.a.n Court House. will enquire said
H.n.C ." tsp"lt Gwen under my hand Commissioner
's-H"l" + BSCpck Cn,nuhr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-08

We see in the Wing papers statement that 7l9 is ih
grand total OF the removals from by the administration
since the lth March Wings hirs this great number; for
getting that in l5iO Frank 1ngcr removed ssrentetr
hundred Democrats from the Pos Office Drnarrcn alone
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-08
Ky THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A pRuCIAMATIUS.

.cy,rnN having been received by the ESeXcut'Hc' ha
>:'. no has been confined The Jail oi the county !"
M ~ a:,sn;t,o murder Joshua Wilson" mas of"Ae ''' s''
- .a.s =. .atEe ,,x, :, a.. h,,d,ss dollars ,c
snail arrest the said EllaS beasY anu We
f'''G nj Of The san! county, and 10 moreover require
" ~ commonwealth. civil and military and request le
70 'hslt best exerIlons 10 procure 'he arrest
"a .tU.s,x ,ha. ne may be brought 10 Justice
hand Governor. aud under me Lesser Seai '
"s'.. -I ,,,oYweailh tins 2!d day Of June, 1858,
he 'e'''''" JOS JOHNSON.
.,y,ra,r tiscRux W MrSFoRp Secretary OF the
% 10 be about 2G years old near SIX ori heh
hr4' ,,t lark and parted through the middle
az s, on the crown his head; his nose is asher over
h face with very ili's beard lie had WIN mn
yrr caa,. Ynicii Il u supposed ne ~oreI"lth lgh
a. -, '=.'r,y f.,u,s am, a white Russia Rabbit hat
u.,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-08

ALEXANDRIA SENTINEL Mes-ts Smith an
Finks of the Wurrenon Flag nye issued proposals fu
publishing paper in Alexandra i the ohyye name Ii
ha n.InncrnIIc
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RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
TIyuRSDaY MORNING, JULY I. 1853.

VIRGINIA AND KENTUCKY Rail. ROAD.
The Lynchburg Tirginian publishes the following ee
from Mr. GUTHRIE Secretary of the Treasury II s''"
that decisive action is sready taken by Kentucky '
up Virginia at the Cumberland Gap with a'l foaa 'o
Louisville: n.rnrsr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-08
Rules held the Clerks on'.e , - " m,
\ -: Court O! The City OF Richmond Inc oh Gay " "

I.!RI
p,.srr parker John A. Parker, Jr, aud other pel -
obtain s-iilcineu VI Tue eehua,'
~ rr- account Tor ..e iaii!ih y !.p1 N.
a., Pa ..r vi Al. iu,thcr control ui the piilH D.
p On, and void deed from the plaiEn TO 'le saiu fa
trust, lof Tue nene.1' e ~
~ vi - fakers VIE and chldeh S"i;IH M 80 av Of M
tenco county on mo ON ''ay vi W.
so and 70 proibt The said PARKER iom c1lsc.lag Ig
,r e nr.s OF slaves iG controversy between ir
,a. rlanA and compel the surrender OF me saw
& Ao! afavi having been made and teu .la. e & ue'A i m
10 appear the Ies 70 pe holden III me CLERK
liz .l Court 90 frs, Monday Ia August heSt, anu U.
e.. - I,-n,.rt their in, IN this suit
= - j 1850; 80, y rInvIcs.: EUS ROBINSON. Crk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-08
u, ruE GOVERNOR. OF VIRGINIA.

,nn> h,vn. been received By the Executive that JE.
PrrN shu has convicted BY the Circuit tour'
RiNt ,.y1lr4 al lhr crime OF forgery has br"kenla
.rry offer a reward oil hundred dollars I" an!
sha shalt arG. The said jerome l. Green. anu ns
g. All Ul The SAID county and u" moieusei ~
81 civil aud military aIiu reiuesI va"
y i, Is, their best eXerois tu procure 'He 1''eS'" "
y, i .rr ina. lie may BE- brought 20 justlte ,r Cal >,
..r ms la Governor, anJ unGeE 1iv "
Ist i"ifn'""sa'"' JOS. JOHNSON.
r,.,r,r. CsonsE w MuSFoxp, Secretary o uie Com.
.scrlbe! 70 be a5ou; ieet 1hches sh '' ' @ M iL,
- S.avy eyr hrows: black slouch !tt, ,hI
3s e;s le4, an" PANS % June 23-dtcT4w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-08

II chesterfield tir>uN Court Oh Mohua5 e '' "a' "
4s,!>> Plaintiff!
s-l;,es rIaus;,
gam. ,.,,i- non ., ,,br CLAYTON l,.
II m .r,D,s,r.o c OF Thomas clayton 9eCsa-eu'
jnjn;srat.r OF rhauas finney deceased Robert ; Eio
John Faqga deceased, The Personal REPRESENTATIVES
a. ieury rGrpn deceased, and o! William Gooue; ue
80 y,;sgc q Fiunrs Thomas C. Finney, hennon "oShan
.siyecr a$ ~i,e. -, widow oi Richard r. tii'ey, 1e.
mi - husband. "hnse names are IhHiio VIZ 't
syssau wary 2 his wife Benjamin tinneE' rarfsk NJ
~ 4s.; .iBucy John W Finney, Leigh finEey HANNAH
AMI .vt! Fnnev, Martha a Fuqui widow o Johh fu9ua
So R7ri : Elliot. and Obedience his WIFE, Sara. h. u
r,. r. FgaIa susan G. FUgua John !. Fuiua tt%htu D.
. "a -! Wiiag G. fGlIa. ptle'a"'s',
cam. he plaintiff ant tc her bill and 4 appearing pI
Tie defendants. Elizabeth d Finney Thomas T. h
E,r,rI. g Fnrry Patrick II Fnnsy Joseph fnne! Jon!
= +, - widow oi Richard F. fnney deceased, ana ne
. xa,. Names are and Edward tuGli ana Jon,
$50, au Evr. FG1aa ae n.t res sde.sI ls 'Is H w
= M -an,, is ordered thai the said none>iden deiei
sr-ra AZ the Clerks Office OF the said tnurs ~ithn on
;pblIcaor order. and do w!Ii Is he'essar
sr interest: and ordered that cop! "i ms "shr
~ lpur s;cc.a weeks IN one 81 ~" uttr news
~ IN me csy iNcGinund, anL posted al lt if""I ,,
C,. lions, NJ thus count" the nrs day OF tenn 81 ~
~, ,'anv-r.s,c W. ". T. IDGBill. T..
n this suit settle and distribute i'e estate VI av
~ .c.ased amt iit!c q! the rainui Thereto as So'r
Z. II The nnaLmiasertd esii;e - 49, ;, ,-,cntII C.
- J-cwiH fsste: H-------,----1-- -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-23
Miniature Almanac.

I Circuit Court for the county of Appomattox.
IA continued and held at the Court House there f. lhr
. 18th day of September, 1872
David Anderson Thomas s. Taylor, and Overon A.
Mosby, late merchants and partners Under the style
and firm Of David Anderson jr. & Co. pltHs.
AGAINST
Henry q. Franklin, joel Watkins ir, ITolt ombe p
Watkins, Frederick q. Watkins, Jesse Burou late
Sheriff of 'mbrll and Others. Defs.
happening that Reuben b. Pstteson has Departed
this life it Is ordered that his d.alh be- Suggested herr
IF record and tits also appearing tit the awarded
against Jesse Burton, haze Sheih of CAM b,l coun
has been duly served him. an than four months
having elapsed from the return day thereof and the
filing of the Bill and he moi having red lis appcu-
ance the the motion Of the Plaintiffs, 10y
sell doth take the bill for confessed ns to him came OF
this de- to be heard nil the other dots. tXcep
Reuben b. Patteson upon the original and amended
bills, demurrer nnswer eX' ihts aud examinations OF
Witnesses and WINS argued 10y counsel On consideration
whereof the overriding the demurcrs and being
Of opinion that the deed bearing dale the st day of
1871, executed by Frdcric Watkins the def Hen.
ry h. Franklin, and the two deeds executed b, Hal
combe Z. Watkins to the def Joel Watkins Jr on,
hearing date the 29tll March. 1911, and the other In
2nd of April 1871, executed with intent To hinter.
delay and deiraud the creditors OF the said Frederic &
Watkins and IlolcoTnhe Z. Watkins and thai the prop
ery conveyed by the deed Of the ,aii II ederc e. Wat
kns to the said IL. H. Franklin and thai the prorert,
convey ed by the snd IT, Z. Watkins the aid joe
Watkins r.. is subject to the payment of the ll's
debt doth adudge order and decree that the delft Jes.
Sc Burton Sheriff of Can pbe county, do render before
Commissioner of this Court accoust of all money
collected 10y him from the debts mentioned in the 81 he'd.
ue of F. q. Watkins, when lie took the oath of an in
solvent debtor at the suit of the ls. the 2l,t May
1884, which said account the said Commissioner is di.
rected to examine, aud settle and make epau
thereof to lis court. and the Court doth further nd
Judge order and decree that the Commits Toner d.
take account the due ON tie judgment
Obtained by he plts. against the dei'ts cderck
Watkins and Ilalcolhhe L. Watkins and ascertain VIII
are entitled to receive the due the sam,
judgments and make report thereof to this Court sta
ting specially any matter deemed pertinent by himself
which may be required by any the parties be so
| stated. An Tcste,
JNO w. WOODSON Com'r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-23

BY rel; renee to our advertising columns it
W Il be seen that some sections of the canal
above Buchanan are shortly to be let to con-
tractors. The Richmond Morning Mail,speak-
ing of this great Improvement, says the pros
poets of the canal were never more ha,tering
lis revende is steadily increasing and its stock
dairy increasing in value. Public confidence
has been secured for the administration Of its
affairs and the hostility OF lival imPro' emcn's
viii ere long give place to harmonious action
and rcciprocal good will. The recent action
Of the Legislature of New York in appropria-
ting Ten AID halfmlions Of dollars for the
enlargement Of the Erie canal establishes the
fact that the existence and utility of canals are
by no means incompatible with the most ex
tended system Of Railroads.