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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-08

NIRGfNlA:-AtR Rules held in the Clerk ()aq.
of the Circuit Court for Nelson county, ON Mo-
day the 5th day of September, 1853.
Beverly Hargrove, in his right and as Executor e
John J. Hug grove decd. and Thomas F. Fitzpat,ick
Administrator de b0nis non, with the will annexed nj
william ltzratr'ck, dec d., Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Floyd L. Whitehead, Alexander II. Whitehead Marin
=. Whitehead, James pamplin, Edmund W Hill
james d. Goodwin, Richard Phillips, late herF If
Nelson ounty, and as such Administrator of John
Hargrove decd. and fumes Carl md, one Of the Ex
ecuors of John J. Hargrov", decd, DcIt.
In Chancery.
The object of this suit establish at the me
camille business conducted by F. J.. Whitehead as agept
for his wife, Maria r Whitehead was fraud upon tie
creditors of the said F. l.. Whitehead that the Cor.
Germs of F. l.. Whitehead Agent Son. and Whitehead
u Cofey, combinations of the fraud, and to el.
force lien the debts and effects of the sad
concerns, now in the hands Of Robt Whitehead, IT.
cever in the of Penn rs Whitehead, obtained by
the Plaintiff, Thomas Z. Fitzpatrick, Administrator Of
VIM Fitzpatrick, by of writ of .fiai facios
placed in the Sheriff hands for lG so. with interest
from the 9Th day of October 1850, and of 81 o.
Also. to enforce lien obtained said effects ly the
plant IFS and defendants Pamplin, Hill, Goodwin Jno
Iargrove's Administrator, and Jno. J. Hargroves Elk.
ecutos for the of $3.658 50, with interest from
the 9Th day Of October, 1850, and 81 o. costs BY rea
of the delivery of their writs of f the Sheriff
of Nelson county.
And it appearing by proper affidavit, fled HAT tie
defendants, Edmund w. Hill and james D. Goodwin
residents of this State: il is ordered that they
do appear here within month after due publication
hereof and do what necessary protect their inter-
est-and that copy of this order be published once
week for four successive weeks in the Lynchburg Vr
gnian and posted at the front door of the Court.
house of this county, the first day of the Coun-
ty Court.
A Copy-Teste.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-08

VALUABLE lNvENTIoN.-Messis. Thos. ID
Henson & Geo. Rohr, of this town, have inven
ted Wheat Drill, to which is attached an i'm
proved Compost or Guano Scatterer," which
is decidedly one ofthe most important and val
liable Agricultural Implements vet invented
John s. Galahei, Jr, Patent Agent in Wash
inrgton. has made application for patent fol-
them, which will be obtained in short time
These gentlemen are now manufacturing them
tor sale.
Mr.: Gallaher, has procured patent for E
llsha 5. Snyder. of this county, for an addition
al Improvement in Grain Threshng Machines
Thus 1t will be seen that the inventive spirit
OF the Jefferson people compare most fayora
bly, with Yankeedom"- Charleston Free
Press.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-08

| of architecture in various countries tho
nature OF Design and its principle, and
a complete Glossary Of architectural terms
are presented. The volume is proiusely
illustrated with engravings, designed and pre-
pared expressly for the work. which wo can.
not too strongly recommend to the very large
class for whom it is designed. The general
arrangement OF the coniepis is worthy of spe.
cial mention. II gives the reader clear and
concise comprehension of all the important de-
tails of the subject, ard SO familiarizes hin,
with the leading points that. by the Time he
reaches the close of the work, he has, as at
were, gone through an academic architecture
course, the pleasant lessons Of which are i'm.
pressed indeiby upon his memory.
For sale by C. MoRsE. Lyncbburg
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SANTA ANNA AND THE UNITED STATES -.
Santa Anna lately took farewell Of our Mir.
ister, Mr.. Conkn. who has been recalled du-
ring which he said:
at is with deep regret that witness The de
par,ure Of your ExceIency. and | hope you,
will express 10 your Government the sentimen !.
manifested by the Mexican Executive; tn.
good wishes that animate US to draw closer ev
cry day the friendly relations between both ma
tons particularly The prayers uttered for yo,p
prosperity, and that of the American people"
A correspondent Of the New Orleans Plea
yunc, however, maintains that, notwi,hstandi ne
this language. Santa Anna has a deadly hate
for the United States, and would now go to
war with US If he could. He is, however, af-
raid to move. He can raise neither troops or
revenue. He has the church againest him
A powerful party. waiting only for leader,
is working for his overthrow. But he will,
witha adds tho correspondent, make no cen.
cesslon to the instances of The United States
Government. There will be no adjustment Of
the Messilla boundary question, or any 9th or
that the United States Executive may have at
heart.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-08

The St. Louis Republican states that Sena.
tor Geyer is seriously indisposed. at his resi-.
dence in that city. He is suffering from di. ease
of the heat
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-08

The Secretary of War arrived at Boston
Saturday. on his return from the Coast Survey
and the encampment on tho Blue Mountains
He would 60 thence to Springfield.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-08

IN The three surveys for the Alexandra. Lon
don and Hampshire railroad are said to he
progressing rapidly. The second SURVEYING
psrty mas ascertained that the Blue RIDGE ear
be easily passed at Keye's Gap, at grade Of
52 feet to the mile. If the road be taken in
that direction it will pass through the riches,
and most lovely part of Jeifcrson--thronob !, =
garden spo,-and Jefferson is the garden Of
Virglnia-Fredericksburg Herald. "
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SPECIAL NOTICES
v~Look TO your Interests

IsBuRs CHRoNicLE, "a weekly paper nnhs' "
ed in Lewisburg. Greenbrier county, has loa s''a-
scrption than any paper in that portion of the
is. consequently. the best medium 70, Mol ahd
Advertisers generally that can he procured in w. and
Virginia. as it has all the advantages of central
as well as the largest subscription 1t has goa4
scriPion In the Counties of Greenbrrr. Monroe
hontas, Allegheny Bath Fayete, Nicholas. Rnl.it oea
Mercer As the subscription price has been redae.S
only one dollar per onHua. it must be better NIL,
Tor advertisers in future than present. e''u"
sep dim
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-08

LYNCH LAW IN MIssoURI-W learn from
the Columbia. Mo, Statesman, The following
particulars Of the execution Of negro by the
mob:
Hiram, negro man belonging to Col
Young OF Boon county, attempted to commi,
a rape on the daughter of a respectable citizen
He was taken before Justice. and the trial
was progressing, when mob of citizens rush
ed into the court room. put rope around the
Negroes neck, and forced him into wood
north of the Court House, here an attempt
was made TO hang him, but the rope broke,
and The mob was prevailed on 10 take him back
to Ja'l.-These occurrences took place on Sat.
urday' the goth of August. On Sunday, the
negro confessed his guilt, duplicating two 9th
er negroes In the crime. On Monday. meet
ing of citizens was called, and the question of
burning the negro was voted down. The ques
ton TO hang him was then put, and carried al
most unanimously. A committee of ten was
then appointed. who procured a rope, cart and
coffin. went to the JAIL broke open the door,
aud took the negro out to the edge of the town,
and quietly hung and buried him."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-08

The decline ofthe epidemic in New Orleans
is due, says the Delta, TO the exhaustion of
the material not to any abatement of the dis
ease. Fresh subjects would no doubt revive
the pestilence and give ii new power and des
,ructiveness. The Delta therefore advises all
unacclimated persons to keep away.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-08

Young man, do you believe in a future
state
In course does, and what's more intend
TO enter 1t as soon as Betsey gots her wedding
things ready
you mistake me. Do you believe in flu
ture state of rewards and punishmentsl'
Most assuredly. If should cut mugs at a
red headed woman, should expect my hat in.
dented by the first cistern pole she should Law
her hands on
go to, young man, you are incorrigible.--
Go to-
10 two! Hit wasn't for that law agin big
amy, darn if wouldn't go dozen. But who
supposed, Deacon that a man of YOUR wears
would give such advice to person Just star,
ing in lifel'
This took the Deacon down. Whether the
conversation was renewed will not be known
I'LL our expIess arrives.
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New YoRK.-Thea deaths in this city the
past week were 400.
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sent 6-w4u
VHRGINIA-At rules held in the Clerks Of

NHRG1N1A-At rules held in the Clerks Office
ofthe county court of Amherst county, Monday
| the 5th day of September, 1853.
Ellis and Daniel L. Wright, late partners, under the
style and firm of E. & D. l.. Wright Plaintiffs
against
Charles Campbell Defendant
The object of this suit is to $27 SOC witt IN
terest on $40 09c, part thereof from the 10th Jay OF
March, 1887 and So Soc the lesidue. from the III
September, 1888.
And it appearing by proper affidavit filed that dill
gence has been usde by and behalf of the plaintiffs
to ascertain in what county corporation the deenna
is, without effect it is ordered that he do appear here
within one month after due publication hereof ana uo
what's necessary protect his interest-and that CO.
py oil this order be published week for tour sue
cessive weeks, in the Lynchburg Vgnan and po''eu
at the front door of the house of this county, Oh
the first day of the next county court.
Acopy-Teste.
sep 8-w4w SAM'L NJ GARLAND, CIR.
Ro. A Cnphill n o.
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a Contribution 20 History.

Under this caption we find an Interesting ar
ucle in the National ntelligencer of Saturday
last
In continuation Of the subject, the writer
goes on to says
1T may not be very generally known that
the proprietors of the National Intelgencer
are engaged in work. under the santlon of
the Government, which is To emboGy and pre-
serve the already perishing history of the ear
her Congresses In this Undertaking they have
thus far succeeded even beyond their hopes
In the prosecution of the work it has been
brought down to the date of The Twelfth Con.
gress. The conflict of commercial restrictions
in various for ms between the United States and
the two principal Maritime Powers of Europe
in which the latter We're steadily the agrees
sors-terminated in the Declaration of War on
the 18th June, of 1912. by this country agai st
Great Britain. The debates which immediate
iy proceeded this declaration. as well as those
which accompanied and Immediately followed
It, running through period of several months
were not only profoundly interesting from the
gravity OF the main subject, but also from their
high ability"
Amongst the contributions" which are no W
brought Tor the first time to see the light. is a
speech upon the War by John Randolph o.
Roanoke, IN speaking Of which the editor says
1t cannot be more matter Of surprise to any
oil our readers than it has been 10 them, that
alter an interval of more than forty years from
The delivery of that speech, so true and living
report of could at this day be reproduced
as 1t were, from the ashes of the dead.
In iba lor.l
not expect to realize the magic of that voice til,
eloquence OF that gesture, the fire OF those o, O.
which constituted SO much of the fascination o
Mr. hando'ph's ora'ory. Few persons, how
ever who are old enough to have had the on
Portunlty hearing him in the prime of hi
power but will recognise in this report its ne
cular traits and characteristics.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-08

DrsTRucTIyE FIRE IN FREDERicksBuRG.-
A FIRE occurred in Fredericksburg Sunday
nioht. which consumed the following build
ings: W.
1.-The building in the occupancy OF Waite
& Sener as tinshop.the unoccupied dwelling
If Mr.. Dckey, the bakery Of Mr.. Myer, the
ynnsbop of Mr.. Brannan, Millinery establish
,nent of Mrs. Brannan, the dwelling occupied
Nv Mr.. Ric.ard Williams. the gunsrni'h shop
OF Mr.. VIM. II. Bell and the shoe establish
ment of J. T. p iiIips."
The Herald, from which we gather The a.
bove, says that the fire was discovered hrst In
Waite & Sener's shop The total loss Is a.
bout $1,000 Waite & Sener. insured. Mr.
Dickey, do Mr.. Myer, insured on dwelling
and stock. Mr.. Brannon loses his stock and
was not insured. VIM. II. Bell, also loses
lsrgely-no insurance. r. Williams loses
nearly his entire stock of household furniture
- no insurance J. r. Phillips saved his stock
in damaged state. The building occupied by
Philips and Bell owned by Maria Smock,
was not insured. Much other property was in
great danger.
The trial of Bishop Doane at Camden N. J.
was resumed on the Sd. The Bishop applied
to the Court that the counsel for the prosecu
ton be excluded from tn ante room, where
they could hear the proceedings. AS no
counsel was allowed him, he did not wish TO
give the prosecution such an advantage. He
wished all excluded, or else 10 have the doors
thrown open to the public.
Bishop Meade opposed the application, but
after some discussion, it WIS granted, and the
ante room, stairs and entry cleared, and the
doors closed.
After all who we've not members of the Court
had been completely excluded from the build
ing, the motion Of Bishop Whi,lingham to re.
ceive the committee ofthe Dioces, of New
Jersey was taken up,and led to a warm discus
sion.
Bishop Doane made an earnest speech in
defence off the ri ghts of, the Diocese. He review
ed the ecclesiastical law upon the sub iect a nd
applied 1t IN an able manner TO the present
Case. The Bishop cautioned the Court against
invading the rights OF the Diocese and said thai
Rome had failed to accomplish what members
Of the Court were now DESTROYS of performing
The gu, ston of admitting the Diocese 81
New Jersey was still under discussion at o.
clock. This motion involves the important
question Of a trial. The Diocese has already
acted in the matter Of the charges against the
Bishop, and the admission OF its committee will
be equivalent to quashing the present proceed
ings. The result is looked 70, with much
anxiety.
All the Bishops were present in Court this
morning, with the exception Of Bishops White
house, Of Illinois, Hawks, of Missouri; Cobbs Of
Alabama; Hopkins, of Vermont; and Vain
wright Of New York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-08

" AT Rules held in the Clerks Office
of the County Court of Amherst County, on Mon
day the 9Th day of September 1853.
Ellis Il Daniel Wright, late merchants &
and partners under the style and firm of
E. Il d. Wright, Plaintiffs, 5In Case
Chas Campbell, Defts,
The object of this suit is recover TIE sum of $50.
And it appearing by proper affidavit filed that diligence
has been used b. anil on behalf of the Plaintiff
certain in what county corporation the defendant is
without ehect it is ordered that he do appear here
within one month after due publication hereof and do
what is necessary to protect his nterest-and that
copy of this order be published week for four
successive weeks in the Lynchburg Virginan, and post
at the front door of the Courthouse of this County,
the first day of the County Court.
Copy-reste,
sept 8-w4w SAM NJ. GARLAND GIN
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Daniel T. Woodward. convicted of the
murder of his wife, was hung in Washington
on Friday, in accordance with the sentence of
the law. The public appetite was too morbid
to allow the execution to pass off quietly
Every eminence looking over the Jail wall
was occupied, whilst some of The more enter.
prsing had erected platforms on the tops of
their houses, for the purpose ofhaving view
Of the delectable sight of man swinging be-
tween heaven and earth, with ropo around
his neckl Woodward exhibited for,itude a.
mounting to mockery, and refused TO confess.
his guilt. short time previous to execution
he remarked to an attending minister, that he
would not crafty the public in that respect
The day before, he desired 10 pariake of the
sacTamental rites but neither of the dvines
would administer to him. believing him guilty
Of the murder, which he denied with so much
hardihood. He ran as galley up the steps of
the scaffod, as though he were going TO a
place ofamuscment. A last effort was made
on the Presidents nerves, few hours previ.
Gus to Woodwards execution, but the Execu.
tive kindly and firmly reiterated his conviction
of the fairness of Woodward's trial and other
views, and respectfully declined any interfer
ence in the case.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-08

me History and Rudimemts Of architecture
EDITED BY JOHN BuLLocK-published bv
'Sts,nger g. Ioaonsend. 222 Broadway. N "
Is the first of a series of Architecture
works for ne People. 1t is practical work
OF great value. To the architect, builder
araogn,sman' machin:st, engineer and general
mechanic 1t is Of exceeding interest The
volume goes over the entire ground Of us s,b
Ject and thoroughly informs the reader or
all the leading as we'll as all the minor no;,,.
IN the Orders Of architecture. The S,v,.,
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N1RGINlA-At rules held in the Clerks ofhce u
the county court of Amherst county, on Monday '''
9Th day of September, 1853
Daniel L. Wright, Plaintiff
against In debt.
Charles Campbell, Defendant has
The object Of this suit is to the sum o ="
with interest thereon from the 25th day OF Septemp'
1910 till paid. -,
And it appearing by proper affidavit fled that a',
gence has been used by and ON behalf of the palhr "
ascertain in what county corporation the said de'en
lantis without effect, is ordered that he do apl
here within month after due publication hereof %
do what is necessary protect his inters-and t"at
copy of this order be published week Tor lou
successive weeks in the Lynchburg Virginian and pos
ed at the from door of the court house Of this
on the first day of the next county court
Acopy-Teste c,.,.
sep S-w4w SAM'L NJ. GARLAND, Vi
Rn A. Cophl n n
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pHILADEpPHA.-'ln Philadelphia there wer,
1913 deaths last week. "e''
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A WINDFALL-The Rev. Mr. CLAwsoN OF
the M. P. Church, who in many places is call
ed "wd man." in consequence of his eccen.
trcitles, Is left heir to an estate in England
valued at one million Of dollarsi Mr.. C. was
very poor, and has had 10 struggle thus tar
with large and dependant family. The es.
tate comes to him by his wife. and the business
Is so completely settled up, that he can draw
the amount through Banker. either at New
York or Philadelphia. He is now travelling a
circuit near CIarksburg, in western Virginia.
UniODf0nn Denocrot
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weekly newspaper published in Abinsa1'-
Va the mart of South Western Virginia.
arger circulation in the South Western Coln,;'
any Taper in tue States, and being taken by n,a,,
the merchants and trnders, will be found cony u
medium for city merchants. Manufacturer and
to talk to the people through. (aug Ali ,.''fs
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A Copy-Teste.
o. LOVING. CLERK.
. sep, S-w4w

FITZPATRICK, JR., p. @.
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sDr. EsObt. Early, having retaro

city, will be pleased to those needa ~ me h
services, at his othce-head of Main st Get MS
aug 9-dIm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-03
From Sail Lake and Santa Fe.

LOUISVILLE. Aug. goth The mail from Salt
Lake arrived yesterday at Independence, Mis-.
souri,. The mail fell into deep creek, and its
contents were thoroughly soPked.
Almost all the trains Of overland emigirants
had passed Fort Laramie
At the latest dates from Santa Fe, the troops
were approaching Ell I'aso, intending to keep
possession of the Messilla Valley. The Mex
ican flag was waving there and would contin.
ue until our troops arrived.
The Mexican troops at El Paso were how
ever rapidly deserving aud one thing was Ger.
tain, should hostilites break out,a majority of
the inhabitants of New Mexico would be
found 70 lean towards the United States Gov
eminent
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disturbance and disorder, in various parts o

disturtaace and disorder, in various parts OF
the country
When the news reached Seryia OF The threat
ened occupation of heterritory by tho Austrian
troops, the PrinceofSer7ia replied that he would
resist the occupation by force. The whole
Province is arming. and 10000 militia had al.
ready collected
The latest dispatches from Constoniinope
state that the people continued favorable TO
the resistance of the Russians
The cholera has again made its appearance
In Warsaw.
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Additional tsy :ise Europa

BosToN, Az ST. Ga" steamship Europa
arrived at her " hart at o'clock this morning.
The latest news received by te.egiap at
Liverpool, was London dates to the goth
inst.
1t is now said that Napoleon has rellnquish.
ed his contemplated journey to Dieppe, ow
ing to the new complication of the Eeastern
Question
rumor was current in Vienna, that Austria
had resolved TO occupy the Fortress Of Bel.
grade, in the event that Russia made an inroad
into Servia.
The latest intelligence from St. Petersburg
states that hsanding the negotiations for
peace now pending, the War Department was
as active as ever The Cars acceptance OF
IN Vienna proposition was not unconditional
lie VIII not consent 10 evacuate the Prlncl-
pahues until The Porte has signed an arrange
hentiantamoun to a concession Of all the points
In dispute
Advlces from Constantinople to the end in
s.anl' state that the Persian Ambassador had
gwen the Sultan full assurance Of assistance, il
SSeeeded' measures having. been taken by the
onan@o talse army of 900 men, which
Will H. be laced a. the disposal of the Sultan
n Inc Turkish Government had ordered the
ufeek Bishops to return to their Bishoprics
i ID iaiely. it having been ascertained thai
A'S'dn Agents wore endeavoring to fermen'
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TIE Latest from New ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS. Aug. 29-The weather to-
day is bad for the sick. and it is feared that the
reports Tor tomorrow will show an increase.
The deaths for the twenty four hours ending
this morning were lS5. of which the yellow
fever mortality was 159, four more than yes.
terdays reporl.-It is stimated that not more
than $4,000 unaccmaled persons iemain in
the city.
The Howard Association have extended
their aid to the sick in Jefferson City and Car
rollton, where The fever is very bad.
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TEL l EGGRIt RAJ PHO N NEWS.
Photographed for tie Lynchburg Tpginiaa.
CINCINNATI, September 2. "

CINCINNATI. September 2. "
A meeting the citizens has been held, at
which it was resolved that measures be taken
10 impeach Judge Finn. who gave The decis.
ion in the recent case remandiug slave TO his
master in Kentucky.
Joseph c Hall, Late Post Master in this city.
now President Oft the Ohio and Mississippi II.
Road CO.. was shot last night by man named
Ames. His life is despaired Of Ames has
been arrested and committed to jail.