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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-31

Sarah Nj hols. widow aud A,min.r,tx of Jesse Nbl
deeeased samuel Nichols, Archy Nichols Andrew Nirbu,
Leroy mc NeSaner aud Martha his wife, John n Kns.x
''e'''1 nj "sols anu james l." poss, defendants.
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Thomas T. Emett and Robert ~ Penlleion, lais
partners trading under the style and firm of Enet, /
rendie'an, Martha NJ. Pen1le0n, Mlry T.. wife Vi
Il bert \. Pendlelon and Elizabeth f.. wife Of Thomas
/ Ethet, Defendants.
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STONE Es.EssE.! SE'G.3s. Ts.fssE.
US'l received from the Factory large lot Of Stone
81 Wuie Of every description which Will as heretofore
tho sud al t1e man uaciurers PIECES Call aud il al
he sgl d the Big Pitcher. -. w. MOORE,
Agent for the Manufacturer.
O., 81 is
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SlA Barrel Revolving Pistols
- Iyry SETS Knives aud FORKS, 81 pieces. at from sl2
Ia $40 per- sell
Splendid Sets Of Tea Boards
Plated and britannia Casters
Green Window Blinds. assorted sizes
And general assortment of Wood Ware. Mats &c.
just opened. and i1T sale, by
H. b. w. A RICHARDS.
Oct. 7 IL
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-13

lated, TO create, than to ,aIIay dissatisfaction
Whenever majority speaks, all true Democrats
are bound to acquesce, but not till then. Tha.
majority should in all instances be consulted.
That there is dissatisfaction, mono will deny--and
who refuses to join in tho call for Convention
of the whole? Shall it DO said that tho nominees
of minority Convention Of Democrats desire the
qualification of personal ambition, at the expense
of principle. that they will refuse to join in the
call for or refuse 10 submit their claims to full
Convention of the party, from whom they expect
support? This is surely not the case.
Democrats in other portions of the State, know
nothing of the obstacles which we have to encoun.
ter here; they know nothing of tho means used
by political demagogues, to poison the minds Of
the people against prominent Democrats, and to
seduce them from their party. They seem to be
ignorant Of tho fact that the heavy Democratic
majorities have always been given here, they do
not seem to be aware. that this region will be the
seat of war in the coming contest, and that every
effort, which ingenuity can devise the vilest par
ty schemes, will be brought into requisitiou, to
rout as in our strong holds, to procure the triumph
of an ever heretofore defeated party, to disgrace
Arkansas by transferring her to The em braces Of
our unprncipled opponents. They seem to be
ignorant Of all these facts, mental infatuaton
seems to have seized upon them, they think the
party invulnerable because it has always boon so;
appear determined to make principle subservient
to selfish qualification, instead Of aiding us in rail-
lying the crank and fe," seem determined to
drive them asdeserters, to the camp of the enemy.
The Banner says that "if il is true, that the
Nominees of the recent Convention are not the
choice of The party, he joins most heartily in the
call for Conreniion." /; is true. If they are the
choice Of the majority, why not let the majority
say so! If they are not, it is duty to our
selves, principles, and oar party in this State,
and throughout the union, to select those who can
combine the most strength and give most general
satisfaction. lfa Young Mems Convention shall
be held, whatever may be the result in the choice
Of candidates, fire will be kndlcd in the breast
OF every member who may attend it, it will spread,
and scatter 10 the four corners of the State, and
will not cease to burn until our arms shall be-
covered with triumph, and vanquished foe shall
be PROSTATE at our feet. Then let the call echo
and reechs through every hill and valley in the
State. Let Democ rats assemble in the majesty
Of their strength, sacrifice all differences upon the
alter of patriotism, and again it will be said dr.
kansas is stMtru TO her ancient principles.
RICHARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-13
RICHARD.
Spring field, Mo-, Jan. 2, 1914.

Messrs. Clarke q. Sterne DEAR EDITORS =
| am thus far advanced on my route eastward.
Winter has set in with much severity. Old b.
reas, as somebody says. son his huge guitar of
laundering forests (and wide prairies,) is sweep
ing the march of God" And he makes wild mu.
sic in these diggins, truly. He roars and blus-
tiers, and spits in good earnest. He has
made good bridges Of solid ice-crys,al over the
streams; and he has made all the mud up into
brick pavement. He has taken fancy to see if
my companions ears cannot be worked up into the
same material, and has very nearly succeeded in
making tho experiment
Springfield is beautiful little village in fine
champaign. Of some leagues in extent. They
have laley had set debate here between Meth
odist and Campbellite--bo!h ministers Of course
private members are not allowed the luxury of
quarrel!ing. Tho controversy, usual, settled
no principle, but unsettled Il gread deal Of pas
sion. Each party now seems to think it a
comfortable reflection that the other must, in the
very nature Of things, be damned. The Camp
bclites expect that result for the Methodis,s be.
cause the latter not Immersed. The Mctho-
dists hope the same doom will overtake the Camp
belites for heresies they urge, Of radically ruin
Gus tendency. o! Divine christian charity, the
greatest of all virtues, how art thou sacrificed on
the altar of bubbles too puerils for tho idol. wor.
shop of childhood itself! .-a.
The first day after left Fayetteville, oyor.
took strange Withholding man, riding a lame
poney, carrying rifle-gun, that looked old enough
TO be the first piece fred after the good monk dis.
covered gunpowder. Twas tied all over with tow
strings; the stock to keep it and the barrel togeth-
err, and the barrel TO prevent its busting, lin his
own anguage.) His coon-skin cap-go it We
coons--sat with q half. military air OH his black
brlstes, hair cannot call his heads native orna.
ture and the wind, as no rode hobbling along
sung joyously among his tattored ves:ments, as
much as to say, "Ha, ha-whis-whis, have
found one skin ready for my embraces
He told us that he had been to Fayetteville to
purchase medicine to find gold with. And there
upon produced from his bosom small lead CYL.
indcr, hollow, and about six inches in length, and
one in diameter, filled with a sinking fluid, and
supported by buckskin string fastened TO one
end, which was nattened for that purpose His
manner of finding the precious metal, he fully ex.
planned to us. He would suspend the hollow lead
cylinder by the leather string, and decide by the
course Of its vibrations, where the gold was to be
found. This thing he called his gplatool.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-13


The Er-Ilonorabe George w. PaschaI. This
exceedingly modest and unpre,cnding fellow is
the author of the following paragraph, which np.
peared in the :" New Orleans Commercial Bulle.
tin" of the 23rd ult. .s -. ..
The commercial community will be pleasod TO
learn that the Hon. Geo. w. Paschal so lone and
iavourably known TO many of our citizens. as an
old resident of Van Buren,, Arkansas-apd rs !,
gentleman of high professional talents and emf.
nence, is now in the city. Having boen induced
to resign his scat on the Supreme Bench of thu,
State, to'resumc the practice of law, and in order
to give individual attention to the large amount Of
business confded by old friends 10 his care. md
to that Of his late firm of Paschal g. Campbel
(the melancholy death of which latter gentleman
we noticed some time snce,) those of his friends
and tho public who may wish TO see him profes.
s'onally, can do so, by calling at the ST. Charlie
Hotel, where he will remain during his stnv n
town." .'
"A gentleman of high. professional emf.
nence."C!D Go Judge. You have puired your.
self into contempt at home, but puff awsv. Won
may puff yourself into notice while YOU ore
among strangers. But Judge don't. for Gods
sake, challenge any body, for it may puzzle your
ingenuity to bubble yourself out Of another duel.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-13

we mad the pleasure Of staying q II night with
'n's modern enchunter; and had the pleasure also
OF seeing him hunt up the gold in my friend L.
s'uo's-uas he easily found my breast PIN; de.
'o.eu Tue sa''t buttons on LIS coat slee YES, &c.
Inc landlord where we stayed put no faith in
me eold-tool, but nvowed boldly his undoub,pp
lai'h IN the hazel switch of the water. wizard
80 the world goes. D.. Isreai relates with r,,.h
PLEASANTLY the establishment of a French Jes,;,
to find priest-craft in China!
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-13
For tho Al


Fort GlBsoN, Cher. N
Messrs. Ediiors:-Christm
Of the country, arc about oT
pie are again getting ready
some distance removed frot
considerable amusement dul
Among the treats we have D
was the re-opening, on Thurs
December, Of the Fort Gibst
The Drama, for sometime
revived, TO the qualification
under auspices, quito fiat 81
romeo deserves a reward, the
Gibson certainly merit tho a
stan!ial support, OF all who
10 encourage innocent and In
On entering the house, /
prised at the neat and tasty s
fitted up: the stage bad bee,
whole arrangement greatly !,
merry. painted by n dragoon,
ton, was indeed admirable.
The /" Play" as announc.
"SchInderhanucs" or "The RI
after which a Recitation, tn,
with the laughable farce"
Ticket" the characters pcrso
diers, were sustained with or,
the "Band" was in attendanc
acts entertained the audience
choice music. Immediately Q
the curtain, the stage manage
ance, and in a manner highl,
self, delivered the Opening J
which is herewith enclosed.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-13

little kicking.
Some Of the newspapers appea, greatly moons
cd at the removal of Mr. Birch. first assistan t
Clerk of the House of Representatives, Sy Mr..
McNulty, the recentyelected Clerk. And pray,
what is the ground why so much ink is scattered,
and that SO furiously? Will you believe its Mr..
Birch had held the Office only t,centy-nine years,
and therefore he should not have been removed.
1t seems then that the longer one holds an office
tho better title he acquires, until his interest be-
comes fee simple estate-and then of course it
should descend by the laws of promogeniture to
the oldest son, the only person entitled to sue.
coed him. "~..n g
1t is said that Mr.. TyIer's John Jones is "orfuIy''
mad a, the election of Blair & Rives, as printers
10 the House of Representatives. He is going to
make war upon both the great political parties,
and says that one of them is sure to get used up.
Well, that Johnny is sagacious chap, he'll be a
man some of these days. Who would have thought
that he could have discovered that ore of the par.
ties would be defeated! He does not however en-
tighten us, as to which one it will be.
Hear the advice which Major Noah gives to
'o"h jules, \uo' tue speaker, Out OF Inc Mallso-
MANY to allay his onger at the election of Blair &
Rives.
Where is the philosophy in getting angry at
at this! Blair is perfect bear, politically speak.
ing, and writes with u sledge hammer against his
opponents. What are you to do with him? write
against him with spirit equally fierce, and with
pen of fire-scorch hin, at every turn-strip him
in every line-and if you cannot do it, dom. sill
down and cry, and wall, and fret, and worry about
it, But Johnny can't do it, and therefore, he
does sit down and cry, and fret, and wall, and
worry about it.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-13

Wo understand that the Editors of the Banner,
and the Gazette, at Little Rock have become quite
striking in their correspondence, nov and then
little Kicking.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-13

Democratic Stale CrnrentiOn.--Tho Banner of
the 9th inst, contains n letter from Gen. f. N.
lonwny, expressing his willingness to submit to
a State Convention Of the party. In this we con-
ce'yo he has acted prudently. The Banner sug-
ges' the first Monday in May next as a. suitable
time TO hold the Convention. A friend suggests
mat the third or fourth Montlay in April, would
90 more suitable as the Circuit Court OF Wash.
ing'on county, commences on the first Monday of
May.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-13
a I'D ID X Il
delivered at the opening of the F.
written by Serg't S. l.. Dashiei.
spoken by private A. NJ. III. ID
Dragons.

Around us Nature spreads with p
The fiowery plain, and bids her fc
Here. what to day, a calm brook
Tomorrow swells torrent to tho
Rushing with hcadlong speed DER
Like the wild courscr freed from
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READ WHAT oHkkMAN'S LUZENuEo
HAVE nome

Mr.. DAY, boot maker. No. 20 Tiisry street, Brooklyn,
AVA suffered greatly Tor elantcen months with d.
py sickness Of the stomach loss OF appetite
Inc bowels his stomach nsgscied OF
He had been cnded by
for two months BY tbs poon Of the Unycrsy sad ali ts
40 purpose.
reading pr shsrn.as 3oSx dascripuy. the .ynp.oras
Of worms he thought they met his boz
Of Shernnns Worm Lozcngcs few d0s brough away a.
nc udgcd aoouttwo quarts Of worms and utrey him.
mutude u similar cases might be nsnnoned where chi
dren and aduts had Suffered all saA oD an no.
thinR gave relief bat bherm.n's Lozsrgas.
Coughs Colls Asthma, WhoopinH Couxh and eys. to.
sumption, are all corsd BIZ shenAAs Cough
than other known remedy They alAy The tIckl,as n
Jew fcconds and enable thoss Afflicted with the most
hsrt assinE coughs to seep whole alghts Tho Rev DR.
Dunbar Rev Mr. De Forest Jev DrEasmond and hundred
eusanda can st TO their happy virtues ohers the
ehhcacy Of chsrnanI Cough koz.nges, for headache.
pnpiation owness OF spirits, sea sickness and lasstuds
rem bodily OF mental and for the wonderful proper.
ties Of Shermans Poor Mars Plaster, which costs but lax
cents and warranted for rheumatism lumbaso
pun Or wakncs the breast, side baok any part OF Ii
BODY ASK for Sherman foor Mans Plaster and that HI
aAme and his fac sme with directions for back
There nrs great worthless aons hawke about and
cold BY unprncpled drugRists Remember get sherman
Lo!cnxnges aad Planters and TrusuoAs others, Yoa Will
oedeceivcd.
Dr.. Shermant Warehouse Nsssau sacst Ase,t.s,
Hudson q cor SPRING. iss Bowcy Spring; n East Bross
ray In Brsokiyn, Mrs Hays its Fulton and Mounta;r
1jS tulton 5imson Prospect and
jersey City--E Randall Grocer. In Newark- b Tr,m
md David Bryson Pllade,phia--Zieber Coz Ledger p,I
Boston -ieddisa y Cos Safest Albsrv.-A tsatIr
5sasxJ Hnii .sr :.
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TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN-A PRO
CREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL

THE greatest discovery medical that of M NJ
Desomeaux Of Paris He has entirely exploded the gene
y received opinion Of the existence ncurable stey o.
Except indeed Of meormaton winch
1tremely Isrs The inyaa BILE and universal his
Elixir Cordial producing state Of
ocah which results in the wife becoming blessed mother
1ho for pinned childes loneliness Iuy establish
the use q the Prosrsative Elixir Cordial II iniaabt.
The various OF complaints arising excess Illness on
mprudsnce It's and invarable recommen
darion The fame OF this wonderful Elixir Cordial o.
abishcd sale Of more than fifty thousand boss and pae
sufficient evidence OF its excellence the
which held Ii pleasant and agreeable uasle .
Tho underlined the Only authorised for this cora
ny
Pnco " a bottle.
For the Of thos. residing the city, the IN
gradients the Elixir Cordial PACKAGE
70! transmlssion BY mail with till direction for preparing
pnce Of package -, making three bottles.
AL letters must be postpaid, and directed 70
DR.. MELVEAU. boz "A, N. York city
ty6 m nc Ofhce 129 Liberty a.
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ON THE CURE OF STRUCTURE.


when Ssrs n:.ss. loi sSa:ssa.as:. "a It.
sos The sas, aware d t. fho.s however occupying oe
which enable one 20 Judge whssher hs ha
this compliant o. no. and is proper mean. 81 cure
or
Dad and long established cases. but structure may exist io
months and even years without producing striking change
my hing directing attention seat this aissss
other Effects especial Of these observed
e There which peculi-
never b. o S
Many other symptoms nigh! be mentioned but most Of
e re G y " 50 easily
sn M1rsEs o q S.s :, Dsss already Sa sSs
should SsST.a ss. he sotSa: that drop
INV, g No %
'a
4: 1sy
most rquei cause Of slncture s severity 80 much
% & N s AsTs a.. &c
now long h may continue xs =,
however Ihould have continued from eight wesk
The third 0n'
IT,. E.yEc. ! mas uIos THE
the spirits and to lessen mental energy Not that this
Of Structure which the patient does
he active capable OF business formerly. Thu,
serious eect though little understood, but
quesuonably Indeed whoever coasIde natural
Of lnd and sexual will easily that
there medium BY which the mind powerfully
through the medium this sexual
upon the mind This however better cxpainsd
The Private Trcatlse" Of the author little volume
.of the world As the Of Structure pro
ceeds, tins activity Of mind invariably returns.
With respect The Cure Of StrIcuretns gratifying
state, generally accomplished little tme and withou
inconvenieuce Nothing exceed the improvement
Of late the treatment Of this complaint Indeed the
hands Of proper and experienced penon the Of Structure
accomplished many days formerly demande,
months Many persons consult the writer who bus.
this city for short time only perectl,
cured though il has been source Of trouble and To-
his own peculiar means OF cure together with his Pvat
formation the SUBJECT. aid written the painest
consulted diseases referred in mis- Prvat
Treatse-si hs dwelling house, No. CO Greenwich stree;
hours and consequence Of the number Of
and books oil euackry which nest this city ne deems
per 70 make the foowinx satisfactory ground
confaeuce TO Besides his rank Jraduat
Of Edinburgh, &c. TIC. he has been engaged tn
cure Of these diseases, both Hospital and city prac
uce, Tor moro than thirty ycars, and has pubshe,
three editions OF work expressly them Also that he Ia
letters from the eminent Physicians Europs the
ominent IN Amercses 5T Ashley Cooper OF London 20 DR.
Mott, Of New YORK DR. Phynck, Of Phadepha and
and that he permitted % refer almost every fhyscsu
sminescs IL this city The Private Trsatsen il 81 Al
dress DR.. Ralph. SEN, % Gsecxwich 81. il2 lnlsec
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DK. CORBlTT may DO consulted ecnfdentislly Of
- 6ce, H Duane street. two doom on Chatham Strangers
respectfully informed thai Dr. CptItt of the
University Of the city Of New York. and tina, h has exelu
Gyey confined his practice from being the
certain glasses Of diseases (now eleven
Of New York; which his entire The annals
Of medicine do record greater than be found
his petce The DectoI esstons the unfortunate against hs
few day. removed niely from the system
thAs judciously treated b. legally 9ualned.
and By petende and there
tho city Persons aaessd wi.a p5otsetsd and inye1ats
Dr. Corbits practice OF many has established the
Doctors reputation for skill and rsspsebty Sictures
the Doctors profound attention. medicine
dissase 81 It's forms je7 70
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RASCO'S HOTEL.
ONsGtREAV ANAnA

THE undersigned bess respectfully to announce his
Friends and the Public that he has leased the above well
known Establishment and solicit continuance Of that
support and patronage which for many years has
tended to his predsc lessor. MIR. Rasco.
With the experience which already hain line,
he cond nty promise his patrons and travellers
ray that nothing win be IN his Establishment winch
contribute their comfort His table
will a!way :opped wiz. the lGIures q he and
Wines aud Liquors Of the choicest description He has
engaged first Fepch Grtiste under whose active
winch cannot be in .Ds,
undergone complete resevaiion aud contans besides
elegantly furnished Private ApAr mens handsomely fl
liam and Cnited STATES papes Hot and Cod Baths and
na 70 MAINTAIN the present high Of he Hotel or 70
snhance ITS reputation. J. M. DONE1ANA.
jy2lm~m
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w, MItL \ \ ;. sMIHH's ENGLISH ExPREss
LUNG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY.
".BATH BUILDINGS"

VokmEAtf hEnshAWbJ
THIS we'll known and delightful bathing establishment
will be opened for the acepon Of visitors and after
25h Jgpe inst The buildings have undergone complete and
thorough repair efors will spared the
dervsdy high reputation which this establishment has hsie.
tot0re acquired . -
The boarding will be 81 psr week. instead Of the
former price Of $40, chdsn and half price, Young
people, requiring much room, will 6nd Accommodating
terms
The steamer Orus Captain G. Price, from the Fulton MARKET
and the ShrewsbuYy, Captain Co4es from
Market. will each mako daily trip between New Yor.
and Long Branch stages will be in readiness upop the aya
Of either above the OCEAN House. convey
sengen nmediatey to Long Branch Far! from New York
70 Long Branch 81. JAMES GREEN.
Long Branch, June II, 1874. jeiA lmSrc
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NAVY AGENTS. OFFICE, /


SEALED pRoPosALs-EndoIssd . Proposal; icI !. Naval
Of Juiy next At oc!oek NJ e supplying ne following
specified ARTICLES for the OF the Naval Service Tor the year
enalg June 10Th 1915 The copt,esor will also b Tesur.a
Navv id the Navy Agent such further supplies e the
during said in addltoa . the QUANTITIES now nansd
The deliver these supplies at the Navy Yard
into the custody u the Naval store Keeper IN appropriate
hose called for in this advertisement will q REQUIRED on 81
the 18th day August and all subsequent equs
be supplied WITHIN das from the date Of each qu
Every article will be required 81 the best quality. IN all
samples the articles be
appl Naval Store Keeper at the Navy Yard
Brooklyn
supplies will be subjected the inspection Of such Of
Of Navy Yard the Commanaant thereof
All ected articles must immediately notice
the from the Navy and othes
forthwith delivered Ia IL
failure Of the y comply
with ss condllons will justify the chang
supply and
will the Department
sustain by Of any such failure .
Bonds thirds Of he amount Of these supplies
will be required with satisfactory sueties Whose
be submitted with the u.s. Ten cent OF the
Of each delivery will be withheld further security
for he faithful juilment Of the contact ant the expiration
thereof
Proposals embrace not less than entire class Of
articles Proposals for less than the whole be
with the class NUMBERED kc form Of ohsr will shown
10 appcanta.