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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-12
VALUABLE REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE
FOR VILE.

VALUABLE REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE,
FOR SALE.
WILL he sold on the premises, on Thursday,
lsh osian' fair otherwise the day, at put
c anrioh without rs'eye. 20 The hFiel bidder
bate Nehiri = Taylor Known tho PERRY on tie
nuhsry R'et 10 III. end Of Krz W1n county sai
m,s distant rom tbs Cy Of RcmonI by oil survey
9t acres ard has on syey Improvement, the
comfortable accommodation of large fsiyhA Public Ferry
auachsd
A'o two o', Trieu Lsnc Ia Hanover sbo1t m l. from,
bs Psfone o. 2Jj the Of ItO--which will be .o
separately desired.
Mte same tine. vii 10 sold the Croys Of Com FOiIsr STRAW
&c TIE hoh,'hob api kteben Furniture, Mues. Hos Cath.
-ni sheep Pnsi UteHss % every J.scpOn and Casss
SD Harness
fERMS-Pofths hd cash. the IN two equal annual
nts TO 10 ta,ifacoy securrd Fof
sf'dh OF months vii be gysn foT all $40 sIO and
| unier t4'h will be- required.
By - .ffaf asf I.RaINs Of
d" l3-eN RiCHAHU 2. TAYLOR. dead
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-12

ibs The plaintiff Attorney, lej
tie ds.nd'nt Aon4 ues-u. rniecJ
aBd gSsn security according tn the
OF this e0n ami Appearing by -asscpy evidence
o an nhate Of this county Il ordered apps here
On The hs day ~ the February court nni nwer
hf hl Of the plaintiffs and that published
in some printed In the city Of Richmond for two
months -eee -vcy anil po-f- door Courthouse
Of Thu county a copy-Te.te.
de A. tptnu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-12
WAR PREPARATION INENoLANL.
LONDON, 18th Nov ,n,bs,. IsIi.

The New York Couhsr& Enquirer puJlish., the fo!
lowing Letters
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-12
n. Y. MARKET, Dec. a. ar. NJ.

To B.iia'or- 2! 10 cents per bu-h-l Philadelphia
cent? Ia New fotk, 81 eeni. 4" Baion cents k.As.1
s.rf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29
The KANE. LEI'rERi-rhe\V Mash;

TliEKAN LETTER. Washington Union
seems 10 deny without however positively denying the
statement OF the Charleston Mercury's Washington cor
respondent, that the famous letter addressed by Mr..
Folk to Mr. Kane. OF Philadelphia the Tariff, dur
Ing the last Presidential canvass was in truth written
by Secretary Walker In regard to this statement
which. It be true. reveals of the engine. Of fraud
employed IN that canvass-he Washington correspon-
dent OF the Baltimore Patriot says he is "nrlned to
think the Mercnrys correspondent has some uey proo
IN his possession III sustain what he asserts and WINCH if
the editor Of the Union denies the ruth Of the statement
IN direct terms. will be laid before the public" The
proofs should be forthcoming, if they exist neither the
statement be denied or not
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29

The German Cini,p, taioa- Tie Pans Coesiils
iiunr has ~ article Mltb ondcasns 10 prove lhal ih'
nrrng ri tie s,vcfien=. princes. aud dip"maiisi- on
III, banks III The Rhine has simsihlng mnfe than mere
pl.ssnm view and thai discussions are 10 take place
sa.i ihs balls concerts snd rIpeings at Siozenles,
hch will have SONG hI lence on The general politics
o Earope. aud especially Oh 'e internal state oil 'he
Gefinsn Union.
The presence Of Lords Aberdeen and Live pool. Prince
M~tiefnleh and the pfnsslan Mnl.er. NJ. de Balow'
With tslr confidential councillors. - believed 10 indicate
mote serious purp,ses and designs than ordinarily belong
to n tour oi amusement.
The main pbjecis asefbed 10 these polenairs are To
cheek line extension II The Grfmsn Customs Union, Ia
weaken the iurcc o R1ssial ND Irnce Pfnssa and
10 strengthen the bonds of cunnecna between The lat
Ter kingdom aud Ausna while the lime the IN
rrest. Of England are 10 be prnolei by The Increased
facilities which VIII be given To the introduction III her
manufactures the States projected by the Ioll-
yrfein.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29
n Bird not nuf.d by .9pd.Len 4 rara asis.

We were invited to iusIsct Saturday. a bird quite
unknown 10 US, ihongb curious o-'rser aud an eAi'>
t.need shot II uninsured the wings. hire lei
within fraction. The bill, which was rpnnded and all
The length nearly of the same sp. measured 'ersn
ines. mo-, fruin ~ nserin but from the cessation o'
the ealhefs. Tie plansee ~ss III the ,nah'eany cof
Ut the N@slcock. but paer and mol 81 richly painted =
When shot frs, and crippled. The bird ~as extremely
tat sleng with lie Surs Rice bird IN this respect -
II was slightly shut In the brad. and The p'r-oa who
shot II. ~ng extremely snnlons 10 preserve II, USED all
psslbe pains find tot suitable Ld trying lis ape
lite with ell TEMPTATIONS. Il would psriske only oi
wons and iosecis, REJECTING gam. and thus proving II.
family 10 h.. Partridge. m Peasant, NJ Tufkeybn'
k,ldea, Til,er, Flower aud CufIsw. langulshcd iur
Eve days.
1his bird could have been driven up frnm the
beard by an Eqainocli, Tor only had there been ne
such Equinociia but 1t was unusually ist and heavy
which IA never the with The Gulls. Counofanis
aud olhrr nautical birds. driven up into The interior by
North East winds Of long continuance, very often 10
yand both the Blue Ridge and the Nrr.h Mounain anu
which are always found lean and light.
This very enlfsorjinary bird The mat unique. and
uniting more conflicting chsscrrisrs than any we have
ever inspected and 81 hrb ilsou and Audubon n,ak'
no tnen'In. was shot yesterday week. in the VI,
ein''y of Manchester, by Mr. August Ctowlrsid
Richmond Ithig.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29

THE EAST ROOM.-W. fear that Son,,,, Ran.
IONS republican sensbllilies" which were so much
snocNe'' when he thought he the spcniors of the
ras' h"m during Mr. Adamss occupancy .: the White
HOUSE. are destined 10 be again tortured by an actual
representation OF what he then only msgu.,d, The
new lux Commercial notices, tor example, la wing
seen al store IN Broadway Fan elegant set Of curtain
cornces intended Tor the East Room Of the WIFI.
House. The one for the centre window is compleed
and is oil magnificent desgnls length is sixteen fee,
and IN the ifnnt are carved the arms of the Unou &c
Judges says the Conmrcia pronounce it the No., ola
giant piece OF Workmanship of the kind ever seq, !, ha
country :" "'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29

The remains Of Daniel Boone and his wife. recently
REMOVED from Missouri Ia Frankfort were reinforced IN
The Cemetery al that place the 3th instant in III,
pfpsence of about fifteen thousand persons The Frank.
lori journal says that scarcely n county in ken,ucky
~as wlihou, representation, and many Individual,
ifom the Western and Southern States We're alsu In nj
tendance to way the last funeral honos IL the pioneer.
o The great Western Valley. Son,e ri the catempora
RES and companions Of The great hunter were present
and ,onk part IL The cerrmonIes IN the procession tot
TERED along the first black who lrod the soil Of
keolncky and his stems sustained by another also
ot African descent who ihe FIRST child of other Than
Indian pafenage ever born in what is how a Cnmmnn
wealth 81 nearly million of souls and The parent of
thets scarcely less numerous The Grafton The occa.
sion was delivered by the lion. J. =. Cntlenden.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29
rGHN12AEAN sssb2JS y
EsICIs.HO.YN. III.

GyS3 Tie attention of gentlemen visiting Rich mond
EAm,, Is respectfully called to this HOTEL, so lone
-ea..A aud generally known under the direction OF Mn
Duval, It's delightful l,ca tim its fine accnmm, alton
and the quiet and orderly IN which it is coeiuc
ed, make equally desirable for families and men of bu,
sintss.
The Porhalan House is situated on level and cw
ninl emnence, near the centre OF the civ few ,nps
from tho Capitol. Governors House aud Guy Hall, and
very convenient to the Rail road Demo S. Boat Landings
aud business par OF The city.
% Ine PowuArlN Co,cu will he in readiness. 10
convey passengers and baggage To and from The hotel
WITllouT CHARGE. aud thus save them from 50
cents to 81 pprefage. BAR, on he basement foor.
CHS. l.. DiBkELL.
July 7 :. If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29

HAsEn Conrus-NovEL PnAcricV.-We b,,c
heard o some strange purposes which the writ Of habeas
corpus has been made to sotserve, but is being oh.
nong the mysteries Of legal ingenuity. II seems u a,
man named Doan was committed to prison n few DAYS
since, charged Will having committed crimo,l assapI,
upon young eirl. Yesterday Mr.. Major sued GU, a
VIM OF haeeas corpus, 'eurnable hcnre Judge DAY. hut
instead oi taking the prisoner before that rnclonary he
conveyed HIM 10 the Church OF Transit turaon where
the complainant and female friend were waiting and
the pair made fast as the bonds ,n,r,n,on NJ
could make them. The gitl having thus become ,
ga'y d'sqnaibed 10 testify against her husband the
couit, on application, discharged him.
" L. Mirror Sent 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29
MEXICAN RITMORS

The Mobile Herald of the 10Th inst mentions a RI
NOR, that 5000 Mexicans were marching on the Rio
Grande; and add. that 1.-THE rnnor is from so hpb
source that can scarcely be doubled Nevertheless
We do no, believe il.
There was report in Pensacola at the last accounts
said 10 have been received through tho u s. consul al
Vera Cruz. that Monterey Tin California had been IA
ken by the U. 5. squadron in the Pacific This, toe,
We regard as apocryphal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29

lhE METHODIST CHunoH-We understand. that
ussenslois east ~ one o the Methodist rhurh,s IN this
c''y says The 81 Louis Republican, which lave led to
unpleasant oihcues. These dissensioas have grown
tut ii the separation u the church. which. n, mosl r,a
nsrs kn'w, was declared by convention At Ioais,ille
'as' spring. aud in which the slave question was the
moving cause. portion of the cong reg alton Of the
church 10 Which we allude, in ,hr h,t waid adhere to
TUE oia organization aud Oppose the separaon another
and the large, portion, nrqussce in IL. Wnhin few
nays such OF The trustees are AM, sepasiionss cot
psssson :" The keys Of the church, house used ur
tsai purpose, locked IT, and Nheu The nni.cr appeared
'ot he purpose ct performing is clerical functions. they
ie,useo Nun admission. The majority OF the trustees
who eeieng to the oiher party aera ards got together
proceeded 10 the church, oc,d r.n the duurs aud ru,
new locks upon hem-of which they have. now. The
Keys. "hAt move will next be made is hard to say;
iheT Trouble, "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29

+, -. ne American passengers by the steamer Ca m.
ora ron Boston to Liverp,, were highly and ;,s,lv
"ce"seo IN consequence OF the permission given nv Tho
eonhahuer 10 negro passenger On board. wh, calls
"''." " '1e euplonious name Of George Frederick
O''sa'S runaway slave, who formerly beo,o.d Il,
Wv Dad'ey ot North Carolna) 10 deliver an address
" inc passengers on the su'ec, of abolition. Ma so,h.
EN- ma" should hereafter take passage in aa, ship unless
her rornaiandcr be displaced.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29
Do,nr0ttr kmtclItNcurr.
ABRirisu FI.EEr-oRFGo>

oRi ltSti rIEEI-OREGON.
The New York True Sua says. The ship Ion5sn !,
kcss. i,m Liverpool, which arrived Yesterday Tie l2th
ois IA la' 80 5 ua. 20 pissed fee, Vi Eu. Iish
men IT war, steering N,sIwsrd.n
This feet must have come oul Of the English Chan.
mel, and was ear the Bay Il Biscay.
Norfolk Beueon.
The above was the experimental squadron. " hich left
Si,hesd short tne previously 10 ny the sailing quail
ues Il The d'fsea shire Composing the squsdron-
Bay 81 Bscsy icing The nos proper place tia, pur
pose. Com .7dr
1.-The heei in queslion, t.ays the New York True
Sun,) was aadouoiedly that referred by the CONNER
cai Adse1t'ser VI The Character and purpose OF this
neet We have received information since our ntice
Of II above Quoted II consists Of l0i gun ships,
ionr if'gales ami three steamships Uadct The guse OF
an Experimental squadron, il. fact squadron Of o.
servation, smiling with sealed odvrs. and having board
a i"'i regiment for Oregon. should their landing be
deemed advisable, and atso vefnvr for the territory
should circumstances warrant his assuming that position
IN carry out the instructions under winch he has been
sent Sach, we learn through g-atI-msn directly
from England, aud who was at Spithead al tho time
"''he sailing oil the squadron, well understood a.
mong The officers OF The squadron be The Objects o The
mission an which they ~eie about starting"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29

The Newark Advertiser states tina, Lieut.. Sc,bs,
Dad; OF the U. ). Navy. died suddenly at Newark an
me 'o'" INST - stated that Lieut.. d lett his
day morning, Tor visit In The township Of Iiyip,snu
and died IN his bed at the house u Mr. John Sou,,r =,
bout o'c"ck on The mex, morning He returned r. =,
months since iron three years c-se in the ,Icdi,s.
ranean and has been many years able honored and
efficient officer anu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29

% ID. s. Kaufman, the Texas Charge des Afraires
to the u st a'es % has arrived in Washington city, 1t
Is n'Imaed by the Union that the President will not re
ce'Ve MI" IN that capacity, he ought not to do
'hough' IN truth. owing to the bungling manner in
which The Annexation scheme has been conducted by
the wise men who had control of il, Texas occupies a
snguary anomalous position. being neither in the u.
nlOu of it,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29

singular duel came of ON the 18Th inst. on the
Grnlllly ruad. near New Orleans. The parties tuck
an unsuccessful shot al each other with pistols after
which they Tried what virtue ,herr was in small swords
with which they fought ,ll one was severely wounded
IN The right breast. That exhibited Determination Ia
fight I'LL blood drawn thai does not always charac.
efize the meetings in the fl ID of honor Il is possible
such lnvclerae eonbalnnis would have fought through
'hr catalogue oil dangerous weapons" even down Ia
the broad axe IN Attain their purpose.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29
THE AMERICAN REVIEW

a Wig journal Of Politics. Literature, .4ri and
Science.
The September number of this able Periodical, which
We cannot too often or too cordially recommend To publs
support has been on table several days. The pub.
shers purPsed giving the portrait OF Mr. Leea,e in ths
number, but The failure of the artist in furnishing ths
likeness In season. has prevented its appearances ill next
month.
The contents the September No are indicated BY
the following ties:-"War with Nlexico-Exrcu,ive
Usnrpaton,a calm and well reasuncd article uron The
manner IN which the Erecutre has transcribed his Ie.
gal authority and his constitutional prero. a,ves in ,he
progress ct the Annexation schcme;-an in,ereslinc
fkrao' ffom The journal Off Whale Cruze, ,hs oh
'ec' OIL which IS mainly 10 DESCRIBE the il,rea,men(
OF sailors IN the island of Zanzibar and u, ,.,. s,rns
u Tue detects OF our consular sysemNa,ional lns,i
d" sole paper from the pen Of Joseph R. In,er-
sou ESQ., OF Philadelphia opneernn. the ,,ansao,s,ns If
''S vanity of Vani'ics"a p,li,ioal .1'.
~ 'ecrtiaFioi"S Scenery and Resources If Maineh
) hes' W. e. Cpham;--'slhe Rhayva, Gse,a & iha
doctrine OF immorlalily;"-,A Talk ahu, Birds and
Audubon p" iransla,inns (run tho German-.hs
rhine Witnessing. the Gnomes and the Fsiries;"-
he o'a'uaTy,' -"Frederic the Grea,;-
f~s Tales; Helicon in Hot Wcaher;n-and
Literary Notices.
ihe Review is published in New York; C. II. Coli
'0"' ESQ., Editor, monthly. Subscription price s. pct
annum.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29

Tie QDstn's pnt 10 The Rhine The expense oil
the ie, gwen upon Tho ii the Queens visit to
the Rhine stated IN the German papers Ia amount To
. 0O0oo0f. tflO0.00 u, S ,o00.0so) Tho must
alone paid i00, 0UOG (ssy 1lO.OO0 OF Sso'
U0U)
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29

The Fayetteville IN c. Observer states that the
crops In 'ha, paf o the Stale generally good and
adds. throughout the whole eastern section o North Car
shna, very abundant, crops Of corn will be gathered In
'le sun lands oi the western part Of the State the
drought has been very destructive aud the crop. viii be
deficient
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29

The Tallahassee Star of the I2th inst says--"N,
were shown The other day very fine sample Of Florida
sugar fom The plantation vi Mr. Miller Of Jefferson
county, which, Tor lis perfect ehry slazaon and bsaul
lnl coor, could scarcely be surpassed by the hes,
MuscuyaJo or \. o. Surssn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29

Mr. BRYANT in unr Of his letters ffpm Scotland, pub
lshed IN the ~ York Evening Post. says hal III. Rev
Mf In.ey concluded service by announcing thai there
would he third discourse IN the evening - he sub
ject ;" continued be- ei be the thoughts aud exercises
Of Jonah IN the whales brlly."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29

FOUL MURDER.-We learn from III. Nsche,
Courier that Jared Way, Of I.auderdsle county, Miss
Vas murdered upon his premise. about three weeks
since. lie was shot (sx or holes being discover
ea !" ms tght sde) stabbed IN many places the le
side. aud hls throat cut from ear To M o IN. m,
defcrs were ~ not known
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29

"M. GnAr. Esq. British Consul for the State Of
Virginia Tor ihn last twenty seven years has retired from
hat office. lie lett Norfolk Friday afternoon io
Nova Scotia. where he intends spend the winter Mr.
H. "ns an allacho 10 the Bnilsh Consulate at Norfolk
III 1900.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29

The Prince DE Berghes, Of lie richest n,blem.n
70 France aud one offs most ancen and distinguished
'amiilrs' has been condemned To hes years imp.on
.ht i'r forging and circulating counters Of The Jockey
Club, representing trivial sums of money.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29

.amoicdn 1to-h appears from The September mum
her o' The Southern Planter that successful sllen pl
has been made IN Virginia 10 cultivate the Chinese tea
plant Nh y. PnckeiI. who has given considerable al
eniion to the subject. is 10 have specimens his tea
lie llenflco agricultural fair IN November.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29
NEW GOODS.
W. hs,o received new aud splendid stock of
w DRY GOODS.

w DRY GOODS,
which in sddi ion former supply. renders our as
soH'nenl complete, embracing both Staple and Fancy
articles Our customers will find every thing they de
sire and pfces low they be sold al any 9th
ef house IN The place.
We have ais. ON hand extensive assortment OF
Hats Bonls. Shoes. &c 81. which will be offered on
the nlusi advantageous terms.
All persons in want Of Good B-rs,ns. are iavited 10
give US call.
=. GUGGENHElMER s. BROTHER.
Sept. - is,f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29

i@ai 1'"gedy.-A letter from Liberty, Mo-, dated
me oh inst oa gentleman in this city, states thai on
.ne ID INST, u hgh, took place in Clinton county, be
tween Col. james Estll and n. {. Young, in which
Me latter WIS slo, dead by the former
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29

Inc eize"s OF Boston have within the last six month.
invested more than SIX milliors of d.a,sin ,mn,'n.
menis IN Massachusetts, Vermont, New York. OH,
and Indiana aud within few weeks those nr Ns,r
York have subscribed nearly three millions To ,hs cam,
pletion Vi The New York aud Erie railroad.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29
House for Keaf.

800 desire to rcn, tho Store occupied oy
Ei,I Nessrs Norvell s. Averrtt, as \ Co nm is.ion,
-kn.4 House. next below Mr.. Richard Tyree's on
Main street Possession will be given by the first Of
November. or perhap, earlier.
Gil, l.. MO>BY. Erecuior
Of r. Il. Holcombe dee
Aug % ,sn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29

Gu. Of population of 400 persons Al Laurel. Indian.
s6 were sick with sver and asue said 10 be- caused hy
the canal feeder at ha, place. The ciizens have re.
we'd tina, the NUISANCE shall be abaisd IN same farm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29

Ac@responden, Of the London Times says that near
" one million and half Of dollars are il vested in c,
ton and WOODEN manufactures in Turkey. The Sultan ha,
established al his expense works To mine coal and
make iron on The bo,ders Of the Black Sea.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29

Mol Generally k"orn.-We find the following in
the ST. Louis Reyeille: III
The parent who would train up child in the ~
child" vs." w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29

strong armed ioTco was organized in CLAY coun,v
Ky. sone days snse Tor The purpose Of hera,ino f,m
jail one Dr. Baker. awaiting his execution tor The mu,
der ots n'an named Bates Information of their oesns
reached Gov. owslcy, who ordered out the miuary
without delay, ahd thus frustrated the plans OF the mob
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29
BELL, EeataENaIls & co.

LEN'CIBURG, ~.
ARE NOW RECEIVING THEIR SUPPLIES OF
FILL ~ E'y.1'VEY GOODS.
NM HIGH they offer at small advance upon cosl-
w Their stock will be found upon examination, 10
comprise great variety of all styles, Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods. Hats Shoes. Groceries, Sc
1hh attention Of the Ladies Is most respectfully ca H.
ed Ia large and beautiful assortment ct Cashmere d.
Ecosse, Mo. dLalnes Silks Gala Plads Prints, Cling
hams, Sh,wls, Laces, Enbruidrnes Handkerchles &c.
COUNTRY NERCTAUVS
Are invited To look through their stock before purchss
ing. as they dsp 'sed 10 offer great Inducements 10
those buying 10 sell again.
Sept. II Swif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29
Nv. n. xVD ls2tftLHI,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
ES 'EElDsEi M as.HCTED
II'EYHk GE.EI.EH.

1--WE subscriber has received supply Of the cele
htied "Ldhont,iptic or specific for Grarei."
This Article Is prepared by the celebrated Doctor Lee,
Of New York. and offered the public as one vi the
greatest discoveries of the age.
II afurds relief IN thai most distressing and dangerous
Of all diseases called Grarel even il, the most aegrava
ted Certificates oi i,s eff acy of the highest re
speclaby, " III be shown To any who may desire it,
some OF them from our immediate nephborhood
Fur sale by JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist.
Sept - 3wf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29
NEW REpUBLIc.-A rnJqc, 70, emigration to

A NEW REPUB1lC.-A rrjrct for emigration to
Califn'a has bern conceived IA Arkansas some Of the
details OF which iad IN the Lube Rock Gazette from
The pen ot Mr.. ID. &. W. Leasiu. ni NAPOLEON The
'"l'se " 'ne p"9'oiofs Is TO tSse company al one
'honsand-" number sufficient Ia give stability and
refhanenry to the settlement and also give II cons
mandlng iuenco on the spafsey settled coast" Il is
proposed to scud the families aud freight Of the ,mi
grants by sea from New Orleans The young men, and
o'hers WHO prefer H. lake the overland ru. from Fort
Smith 10 Santa Fe. and thence 10 ihc Pacific wbi.b il
rs proposed 10 strike near the by of San F,rnsndo IN
nI 81 deg; there 10 meet the iamrs guiuy by water
ate Is Then to be chosen. alter thorough rApomton
oil the c"ast, Tor permanent settlement Mr. I..avit
rns len.ib n'o The Attractions and advantages which
Isliiornia holds oul ,o Western men, and predicts tina,
Ten years Will sre the coast Of California well settled
and 'hst beauul country ''the Great South W escrn
Republic Of North America