Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-12

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,.,.,rS, MONEY UNDER FALSE PRErEycEs. -
..''n Ford was ieneJ before the MAY nr yes
~ an the charge of Obtaining money under
80, n,c.ens.,s. Tho circum stanceS Of til case
''''. CLAWS: Ford, it seems, has been living
a. ~, years past in house hello ging 10 Capt
~. The condition on which Captain L.
,.1 re property tn Ford was that he II. was
-. have il certain term of years, nj monthly
,r =, 90: f!le entire amount II rent during his
nm, nnancy 70 lie expended in repairs A few days
.,y;ous 10 the first ct the present month, Capt.
bse,,u;n. dissatisfied with his tenant, made The
=. that IL he (FJrd) would yacae the
misses on the frat day Of the month, he would
him the sum Of $685. being about the amount
,h.t had been expended on the repairs The
~, mn: mined was placed in the hands of Nj.
.ln.sph IT, Phelps,rwho WAS directed to pay !: ever
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tey On tho afternoon of November lst, Ford
lied at Mr.. Phelps. told him he had moved IND
,leliycred the key. ewhereupon lie was paid the
- missed sum. The succeeding day it. was .iscer-
,a %, that Ford had not moved according to pro-
,n;se and on being questioned on the subject. he
.tated that the key delivered to Mr.. Phelps be-
Ian red to m old bays two miles distant from the
nity. and that having received the money, he in
,enied to remain in the house o. long rs he choos-
ID and world give Capt. Labby lively time be-
fre he got him outsof it. aud Iurther said he had
va use for Lysshku.s lswysre, cad that he intend
al To 90 to Campbell Court-iiouse, and employ
LAWYER Mari to conduct the case for him. Final
" on being appr;sed that Capt. l.. wonld insti-
lutte proceedings against him for obtaining money
under false pretenses, he 'vamosed the rancho
Az rcbutting testimony to the above, f1ri In
triuccJ witnesses to prove that he hal been
drinking about that time, and really didn't mean
10 ID az he had threatened. lie also proved that
he had applied for house previously to the LIST Of
Tpyember, and the reason OF his not moving at
that time was because the house was not III con-
uton for occupancy.
The Mayor seat the cat Q on for further trial at
tho next term of the Hastings Court, and order
ed the accused to give bail. in the sum OF S3oo.
to appear and answer en- indictments ut that time
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SELLING LtoUoR WITHOUT LIcEsss.-Ilugh
hughes was before the Mayer yesterday, ON the
charge Of selling liquor without license. Mr..
Hughes, it appears, had paid the Commissioner
the necessary sum for an ordinary's license ana
Lowed receipt for the same, but had failed t"
andy to the Hustipgs Court for the license. lie
claimed that as this,was tho only sort Of license
under which any of the liquor sellers acted. he
Mad not been guilty Of inlraction Of the law.
Tie Mavur, taking a different view Of the matter.
h,und him over ia the sum Of $500 to answer an
Indictment II the Grand jury, and ordered hini to
close his establishment forthwith.
DsryK AND DtseRpsRLy William Hall, n wa
coner. living some wcnty miles distant in Camp
I'll county, got on n frolc Thursday night in
tie vicinity If the City Iiofei; was very bolster
ors. and baasted that the Ulcers couldn't arrest
Inn. Tie was finally lodged in the cage, and next
rp.rning l.roaght befu;e the Mayor. who hound
hin, over in the sum Of 49, to be of better behav-
ior IN the future.
Yousa MsN's CHRISTIAN Association. -Thrre
Will be- a meeting Of the Ypung Mems Christian
Association .n Monday night, the l4th inst Mt
the Hail. Members will bear in mind that it
takes fifteen Ia form a quorum for the transaction
of business Prompt attendance at o'ctWS Is
requested, as business Of Importance will be pre-
serted.
Tie Executive Committee will meet at ',rck
on this Saturday evening. full and Pronl':
attendance is desired.
NAruRAL,zrD-GeorgeM Mortimer, Scotchman,
was Yesterday made a citizen Of the United States
by tho Circuit Court.
FINED. Several merchants were fined $50 each
y he Circuit Court yesterday, for selling liquor,
le,,re having complied with the new license law.
We understand they will take their cases up to a
higher Court.
sseIGHr TaADs-There was received nc til"
ls'It Of the Virginia and Tennessee Railrna! -
loaded cars, consisting Of the following: Wheat
1910 bushcla; Flour 395 barrels; Stock 20 IF~
pasas: Miscellaneous 81, 900 pounds; C,mi GO.
. bushels. There were Is loaded cars sent West
morning.
Coop Prices IN BEDpoRD.--Ro. n. K"l'H. vi
h4ifurd, acting "a Commissioner Under n decree
Of Court, the Sd inst. sold the following pm
lcry, belonging to the estate Of the late John '-
ter. deceased. VITA tract Of land containing
40.il acres. for Sl3 20 per acre. bnnght by Mr.
Enrus Hunter; about 100 barrels Of corn ut 80 per
baIrr one negro man, 80 years old, for $3.50; n''i
hno,hcr man about IS years uf age, i"r 800. All
"her kinds of property went of at remarkably
high prices.
HOMICIDE IN BvcxrNeuAM.-W learn that Il
Young man named Apperson, alr't one day
h,t week in Buckingham, by another named To-
hey. The affair occurred at ornear Toney' shanse'
AT"rson died on the next day. We have Mt
heard aay filler particalsr+. --F'Emostle Jour"@.
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BEATJrui. ExrRcT.-Wien the summer el
!oni is slswly wnat'rg away "ti the nightinil OF
age, aud the shadow Of the past fecomrs deeper
shl deeper aud life wears ia it's cl ri" II IN pleas
ant tJ hook through the vista 1T time upon the
sorrows and fGiicifies Of our earliest years II We
ha,ea home to shelter. and hearts 10 rejOice WIKI
lis, and friends have been gathered together
around our frcsides then The rough places ct way