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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-17

MExIco-An arrival al New Orleans on the 4ih in
slant. brings later intelligence from Mexico The new
constitution was sworn IN at the city of Mexico on the
loih OF june and was to he in all The DEPARTMENTS
within few days thereafter The 18th was chosen
tor the ceremony a, the capital, is the birthday Of
Sania Anna. aud II performed with all possible s,em
my. he advecs, as usual. represent the country as
IN the most lameniabe aud precarious position Uni
versal discomfort prevails, with the immediate per.
sona friends and adherents Of Santa Anna The best adj
vsed say that revolution may surely be expected and
ma, The am's WI" burst out when they eas, expect it,
II was confidently hoped and believed that the moor
Texan prisoners would have been released from their can
uv'iy on the 18Th u, and appeals had been prepared
10 solicit aid to enable them to reach their homes but
The Dictator did not choose TO mark the day with any
such act OF cemency, and they sill remain IN piiiabe
bondage lie set at liberty distinguished citizens Of
Mexico confined for political offences among others Pc
draza Otero, Laragna and RiyaPaacio, They ca ne
on from their confinement on the evening Of the 18th
under general amnesty extended 10 all actually 10 Gus
'ody or under prosecution for political offences.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-17
Mr.. BENJAMIN w. Walker,

UNKE NUITCF., thai shall, on The first day Ot
u August, 1913. at the house of Rankin Coun-
ty, III the town of Brandon. State of Mississippi take
the dispositions of Samuel NJ Pucke,t, Thomas !. COT
fee and f. IL iomhard and the ilh day of August,
S43. at the Brokers Office OF $ Brown in the town of
Vicksbnrg, Warren county, Mississippi, take the depo-
sous of Shepherd Brown and Major Mkee and on
the 10th day Of August. 1913, at the mousse OF
Montgomery county in the Town of Montgomery State
of Alabama. take the depositons of Lewis f.. Staples
and ii. C. Daniel; all of which depostiuns will be read
evidence in two suits at law depending in the Circuit
Superior Court of Law and Chancery for the county Of
Halifax Va in which you plaintiff. and am deten
dan and if said dispositions should not be completed on
said days. they will be continued from dav To dav til,
completed THOMAS HUNDLEY.
July 3 wiw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-17

NalTll'E.

'INIIE subscriber lat his old stand, Poe's Tan
l. yard has on hand a lot OF WAGONS Of allsi-
zes, from two to horse made of good timber and bv
experienced workmen. Also. good assortment of
PLOUGfIS, of all Sizes with wrought shears laid
and pointed with steel warranted work well; all of
which offered for sale At prices To suit the times
Also repairing in WHEEL. W RIGHTS WORK and
BLACkSNTrlllNG done at short notice. with neat
and despach DAVID F. REFS.
Nav % w0m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-17

VIRGINIA to wit; At Rules held in the Clerk. Office of
the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery for
the County Of Halifax, III the month OF May, 1913:
William H. Cook who for the benefit of Benjamin
Hines, Plaintiff
against
Mathew l.. Tanner, Bird l. Tanner and Philip Howerton,
Defendants,
IN CHANCERY
The defendants Mathew H. Tanner and Bind L. Tanner
nat having entered their appearance and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants this
Commonwealth il is ordered, that the said defendants
Mathew L. Tanner and Bird l.. Tanner, do appear here
on the first Monday in August next and The plain
TN bill that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
the lynehbug Nirgnian for two months successfully and
posted at the front door Of the Court house of hi. county
Copy-Testc,
WIN. HOLT. elk.
May 20 w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-17
3;cfffraI.
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.Apd the Dave found no resi- tor he sle Of her foot
Child OF pleasure. always rowing
Through the nowery fields of in
Still this truth forever proving,
There's canker worm wihini
I.ctIh fond jelusion cease,
Turn thee to the ark ofrsaee.
Man o. cares thus daily hesring
Sorlid treasures, sliuering dust,
Sowing on, vet never reaping,
Ever fearing blight and r.',
Turn from Manmon', tossing sea,
To the Ark Of Peace for thee.
Thou the phantom Fame pursuing,
Telling up Ambition, height
Pause. the semhance thou art waoing,
Lead. through danger, crime and night
From the wave Of human strife.
T,an thee, ere the storm Is rife
Pilgrim worn with grief and weary,
M,urnng for the loved ones gone
Is thypathway sad and dreay'
Turn thee where the Ark rides on;
All thy wnndenngs now are Ger,
Child Of Sorrow, weep no more
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-17
CONFECTION AND FRUIT
store.
!, II. riTZG:IRHON.

Nearly opposite The B@'h Of Pugiaio Ly'chb'rg.
THNAkE.S this method To imform his friends and the
public generally. thai he Is 40" offering for sale.
his Fancy Store, Vain street, the following arti
cles for cash. as low any other Establishment IN the
country either wholesale retail:
Cakes Of every VARIETY, Candies, Mix Of Roses,
Mscassar Oh, Misses Dressing Cases. Dolls. Tooth
Brushes oln Strings spit shell Almonds Walnuts Pea
Nuts, Cur1n, Havana Cigars. Principe Cigars Cologne
Mater, Florida Water. Antique Oh, Bears OIL. Fancy
Boxcs Fancy Soaps, Hair Brushes. Bnrgamon Il ounce
FibeIs. Cream Nuts Bunch ltaisins. Sultana Rasns
lie rnakcs his own Candies, aud warrants them 10 be
good any that he manufactured IN the state
which he is enabled To Offer to Cuntectionots and Mrr
chants on as good terms article nt the quality
can he purchased IN the Northern Cities. lie would
the citizens generally that, when they feel like in
dHlglng IN the Injuries OF life. they will always find al
lead Quarters the hest that the market affords such
Oysters. Fish. Paftrldaes Fowls of every descrip
ton, Squirrels. Rabbits. Opossums Siesks. Nrnison
Hams, SC served up at he shortest notice, and the
most reasonable terms.
June ~ Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-17

VirG1nta:
+ Rules held in the Clerks Oc Of the Circuit Superior
~ Court of Law and Chancery for the county of Nelson
in the month of June 1913
Albert W lI.rrs, Plaintiff
against
James NJ Subett, treasurer the Union Saving. Instr
ttion pzarro Edmunds John Endcr and Reuben b.
son, Defendants
lr CH.NcERy.
The Defendant P,arro Edmunds having entered hi,
appearance and security according to the Act Of As
scmhv and the rul Of this Court and it appca
isactoy evidence TINT he is nhaban of this
monwealth; On motion of the Plaintiff by his counsel
ordered that the said Defendant do appchr here rules
he held in the said Clerks Ore, the first Monday in
September next and answer well the Plaintiffs original
BILL two amendments thereto. and that of this
be forthwith inserted in "rhe i.ynchburg Nrgnian,"
newspaper published in the of i.ynchburg, for Two
months SUCCESSFULLY and another copy thereof posted the
door OF the house this county on some
Copy-Testc,
RIO, c. CUTLER, elk.
June 10 w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-17

NRGtNiA:-N Il ii. he - the C'e X : Office of the
Cir nit 5 peor Court Of Law and Chanccry for the
County of Nelson in the month Of June 1913.
William T. Jenains John f. Jenkins, Nancy Jrnin. and
Wary Ann Jenkins Plaintiff
against
Abram B Warwick, late Sheriff Of Nelson County and
such. administrator de bon Of John jenkins
marrod Is Scott Frederick g. Peters administrator Of vii
lis IT, Wills deceased, Frederick O. Peters, James s. Penn,
chris,orher T. Estes, John Whitehead Scaon H. Loving
John Ilargrovc, Elijah Rosson and Margaret hi. wife
merly Margaret Jenkins. James Jenkins Ell Jenkins
Iamn Jenkins and Albert r.. Jenkins, Defendants.
In CHNCERY.
The Defendants 1arod g. Scott John argrovc and Jas.
Jenkins not having entered their appearance and given
curity according to the Act of Assembly and the rucs
tins Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence the
Court that they not in b,ant> of this Comm ,h
On motion of the Plaintiffs by their counsel 1t ordered
that the said defendants do appear here at rules to be held at
the said Clerk Oce the frs, Monday in September next
and answer the plaintiffs bill aud that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in the Ivnchburg Vircinan"
paper published IN the town Of vnchbrrS for months
cccSsvely and another copy thereof posted the from
door OF the courthouse of this county Court day
Copy-Tesc,
RIO. {. CUTLER, elk.
June 10 w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-17
July 10
SaNds's S1rsaparilla.

Or We submit the following without comment
Pun. ,prI plIA, Feb 17th 1919
MF"ns SASps-trNrs: Although personally acqua
ed feel myself under obligations recently been
cured by the of your SsarNrlla of most distressing NAL
adv For the past five have suffered from violent pal
ptation OF the heart connected with pain in the
side disease of the liver aud general arrangement Of the d
eest,ve whole ncvou. system Frustrated,
the citadel OF life s"lt attacked md dcsraired OF he
ing cured Notwithstanding the hes. medical treatment and
t- use Of all the ordinary remedies prescribed such eases
found myself fast vereng ards eternity Judge then
oimy surprise and delight when read of the ef
fects produced by your invaluable Snrsaparlla Hope
springing mp acsh, resolved 10 make more trial and
mmedate, procured OF the Sasapara Of your agent
s = Thompson. The result is pccted un
looked nv lasting comfort and satisfaction pronounce
these words, 81 WELL" Yes, gentlemen we'll and oh
that this language might resound in the Of the afflicted
the uttcmos parts of the earth for the afflicted
appreciate the value of such medicine For the benefit
suffering humanity communicate these facts and only de-
e the fame OF your medicine spread as Nr its real
merits deserve, GEO ROE,
No 597 South Second street.
BALTIMORE, Feb 4th, 1SI3.
A. r. SANDS 4 Co -G.nemcn: have used your Extract
OF Sai.apara since its introduction into this city gives
me pleasure to state have found my mos, san
gninr expectations believe 10 be the best preparation
oil that valuable article now in With much
yours, JOHN WIIrRiDGE, NJ D., 46 Cav ST.
Sands Sarsapara will also remove and permanently
cure diseases having their oran in impure state OF
the blood aud depaved condition of the general
ion VIZ: Scroula or Kings Evil in It's various forms
Rheumatism. obstinate cutanrous Erup,lons, Botches
les, Pmples Pus,ues On tho face. chronic Sore
Eyes Rlngworm ur letter, Scald head. enlargement
and pain OF the bones and joints stubborn Ulcers yphi
lite symptoms disease, arising from inludicous use
of Mercury, female arrangements, aud other similar
complaints.
Prepared and Sold Wholesale and RETAIL and for expor
tatloh, by 4. u. Sands & Co.. druggists and chemists
Granite Buildings. 273 Broadway corner Chambers st
New York; and by druggists generally throughout the
United States Price ST per hot,le-sx bottles for s.
/ The public are respectfully requested 10 remember
that is Sandss SarsaparIla that has and constantly
achieving such remarkable cure. OF the most difficult
class of disease, To which the human frame is subject
and ask for Sands's Sarsaparilla. and take other
ID. r. LYMAN
Agent by special appointment Of the Proprietors, fo
Lynchburg aud vicinity.
l. July 3 3m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-17
PLOUGHS. PLOUGuS!. PLOUGlIS :.
"

WE subscriber. being agent for the sale Of those
celebrated Ploughs made by Rugclc,. Nourre s
Mason ct Worcester, Massachusetts, offers tho ollow
ing descriptions, at factory prices
,,ne horse hill side Ploughs AT 81 90
lWo do do do do at 1880
Extra two horse hill side do al II 80
One horse common Plough al 4 50
Nv" 90 do do SOC
ihfee do do do At | ,0O
flonghs. OF common castings, AT much less prccs-Cul
uvaturs and Corn shelters
Points to suit the various Pouuhs always on hand
JAMES A. STIGLER.
Nov. 81 ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-17
New Iron and Brass Foundry.

/ VIE UNDERSIGNED. having leased the F"un-
4 dry House of. NJ Warwick, Esq, Immediately
on the canal. in I.yncburg, adjoining the Commission
and Lumber ware house of B. F. Sackeu. takes this
method to inform his friends and the public generally
thereof lie is prepared to fill orders OF any size pat
tern with nea'ness and despatch, either in Iron Brass.
having employed frsrae casirrbolh in Iron and Brass
ANY "ne ordering Castings who have not the patterns.
can have them made at the Foundry, the most ac-
communicating terms.
In addition to the Foundry and Pattern shop have
Me- Had Finishing shop, oh the premises,
:, v herS7 nlipake or repair any kind Of Ma
1888 M[yL Wood.
: ne for the manufacture and sale
O. tNe glianary Cast In'n Smut
fIncttne. . ney ne, which is warrant
ed to excel any 81 4 cleaning the worst
KIND !. 81 sninity is nov manuia'
turing OastInn Tehkrr "a superior article
Perss's lnterestS land examine tor
Gle. lll zs!I ~ ArCEE.
sss-' ~ r e; - !, 4 & . -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-17
CONSUMPTION OF TIM u,

Lirsr Complaints, .7st,nia bronchitis Pr;
0fte breast, Chrome Coughs diAis,i,y of 'a"''
splitting 81 blood and all affection ofths pyo,''1n
gdns. ''"y OT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-17
$50 EsESV ARD.

CNANAi from the subscriber, on the 9th of last
IL month, (June.) my brlgh, Mua,to man
} S o n.
lie isnearv SIX feet high, straight made and very
white tor slave no scars recocced abou, him. except
one OF his legs just above the ance rather larger than
the other, which was hurt by cart and appears to pro-
Ject forward and upon examination would identify him
r'nclusi'cly lie IS well acquainted from Buchanan to
Richmond has been waterman The River and
worked from the former To tho latter place. and also
worked on Canal boat. The above reward will be
given to any person who will deliver him to me- in the
county OF Amherst, or him in any Jail so that |
get him. lie may aim To pass free man. or procure
kpapers x hat purpose The Captains of all craft or
kaaio Iss,ed to keeps look out: he went off with
n JOHN DlLLARD
n WITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-17

June 10
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RECENTPURLICATIONs

juno %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-17

4 + Circuit Superior Conr, of Law and Chanccry
~ continued by adjournment. aud held for the
county Of Amherst AT the Court house. on Friday
the 9TH dav of April, 1913:
Judith Hansard. Plain.if
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-05-04
From the N. Y. Tribune.
FROM WASHINGTON.


Mr.. Webster, it seems at last to be settled,
will retire from the Cabinet on Monday
The Aurora says his place will not be filled,
and that the Cabinet will otherwise remain
as at present till the wind changes, of
course.
J. w. Tyson, of Philadelphia, has been
appointed Superintendent of Indian Affairs,
vice T. Hartley Crawford, removed.
1t seems to be generally understood that
the Accident has become tired of turning
skin-deep Tylerites out of Office, and put
ting in Van Buren, Loco Focos. He has
therefore called halt. If he holds up un-
til he finds genuine Tylermen to take the
places, the incumbents are in luck.
1t is understood that Mr.. Legare, the At
torney General, will discharge the functions
of Secretary of State during the interreg-
mum, though he is just now in South Carroll
ma. MIR. Fletcher Webster will 60 Secreta-
ry of Legation to China.
Mr.. Edward Curtiss, we hear, is to be
pitched overheard as soon as Mr.. Webster's
back is turned. He has been advised to
anticipate the blow by resigning. r.
Mr.. Secretary Spencer is now lord of the
ascendant! and he and John Tyler think
they can make an inroad into the affections
of the Loco Foco party whenever they get
their machinery in order. We shall see.
If Mr.. Gushing can do any thing for Ty-
lerism in Massachusetts, he may get a
place M r'Ie e."1;.>A hy and by. If not, he
is by-gone.
These are funny times. Have patience.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-05-04
e0rr0.no..unes Of he N. Y. Amsr;c~'.
WASHINGTON, April 20d

WASHINGTON, April @Ou
The White House has been in paroXysmS
of rage since the intelligence OF the closing
proceedings of the Van Buren, Portlon Oh Ine
~. T~-k LEGISLATURE reached here. Inc
MadisOnian, you will see is rabid enough
but it is calm in comparison with the Acot-
dent, who storms and swears with all the pro-
family, though without any OF the determin-
ate energy, of the old man of the Hermitage.
Nevertheless, the vengeance he vows against
Van Buren, men may perhaps result in keep
ing some hopeful aspirants OF that Ilk out OF
office.
Who, think you, is an applicant for the
place scarcely yet cold, of David Porter, late
Charge TA6aires at Constantinople! None
other than that veritable political old clothes
man, M. M. Noah, who uses as an argument In
his own favor, that he "came down from the
bench to sustain John Tyler, argument
which, in other times and to right minds,
would, independently of all other objections
be sufficient ofitself to exclude him from Of
fee.
But il will be admitted, that the man who
has betrayed every party TO which ne mas
belonged, is very likely to succeed with a
President who has betrayed so signally the
men and the principles that gave him power:
1t will be difficult for you to conceive OF
the sort of people from New York, that are
intimately received, and appear at least, to
have influence, at the palace.
There are not many houses in New York
at which even the least objectional of these
" friends of John Tyler" could gain admit,
lance but here they are thrice welcome, and
fat do they feed the craving vanity and ao-
surd ambition of the ruler of the house.
Mr.. Webster has returned-to stay, as
believe, until elected. A new commercial
treaty with England is talked of, on free
principles. OF this more hereafter.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-05-04

The ExTRAoRpNARY BANK ROBBERY AT
COLUMBUS, GEe.-ARREsT OF ONE OF THE ROB-
BERs.-An extraordinary robbery was per-
petrated upon the Insurance and Trust Com
pany at Columbus. Geo. OH the 18th ult. to
the amount Of $4,000. Mr. Bass the Teller,
and Mr.. Murdoch. the Secretary, it appears,
went into the Bank about p. M. for the pur.
pose of counting the money. AS they open.
ed the vault, and whilst ii the vault, Mr..
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-05-04

MATRNwE.-The Raleigh IN. CO. Register chrOu: :.
cIes fearful murder in HawfsId settlement Orange
county. A man named Steele had dispute with his.
brother and raised his gun to shoe, him, when, At he
moment OF hiring. their mother ran between them, and
receiving the load, Immediately expired.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-05-04

LITERARY CUR1oSl7Y.-h win be obaoVxsd that thu
following line will read both ways:
"Lewd did I live & evil did dwell"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-12-15
a motion WINS made that the House proceed at once TO

a motion was made that the House proceed at once to
the election of that Committee.
Mr. Adams thought it was not proper 10 do so, as
such haste would have the appearance OF concert
ed action and preudging of the rights of the con-
testants.
Mr. Carroll moved that the person thon occupying
the chair (Mr Beardsly) designate the persons to
compose the committee. This was objected to ny
Mr. Dromgoole and Mr. Newton, but after some little
discussion, adopted, the motion having been pre-
viously amended SO that the committee must be re-
ported to the House on Monday next
The course Of the House on this subject does not
meet with the approval of the two gentlemen contest
ing the seats of the present occupants. They think
that the same objections exist against the committee
beng designated by appoiniee Of the Speaker it
1t were done by the Speaker himself. confess how
ever that can not see the weight of this objection,
nor that any other mode not equally exceptonabe
could have been adopted. II the committee had been
selected by the House it would have been constituted
without any individual responsbility-the majority
alone being responsible. But now there is the guar
antee of whatever character the individual making
tho appointment possesses be little be il great,
that the committee shall be properly constituted.
| In the first the committee would be formed BY
majority to which no individual responsibility could
be attached, while the latter, if injustice is done, oil
| can say "thou art the mau."
After adopting resolution, which was presented
by Mr. Adams, designating day for the appointment
of Chaplain, the House adjourned till Monday next
AN OBSERVER.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-12-15

tcrday were enough to cure any man Of any lin
gering remains of Modification.
The Annual Message of the President was
received by the hands of the Private Secretary
and the business pending being suspended, it
was read by the Clerk.
Mr. Wise moved the printing Of the usual
number, and 10000 extra copies, with the ac-
companyng Documents which, after conversa-
ton at some length by various members, was
finally agreed TO.
Mr. Cave Johnson-to stave off Mr. Barnard's
moton-noved an adjournment; which was
carried.
In SENATE, Mr. Merrick gave notice Of the in
PRODUCTION at the earliest opportunity of bills
to reduce the rates of postage, and for the better
regulation of the mails.
Mr. Woodbury. presented resolutions of the
Legislature of New Hampshire in favor Of the
rciunding of Gen. Jackson's fine.
Several resolutions of no general interest
were offered, and lie over.
The Message of the President was recev-
cd, read, and ordered to be printed 800
with and $500 without the accompanying doc
umcnts.
On motion of Mr. Barnard, the Senate pro.
ceeded TO the election of Printer. Of 40 votes
cast, Gales G. Seaton, having received % to
Blair g. Rves II, were declared duly elected.
The Senate adjourned.