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- N Mills East OF Pdisuiraaia Court house, under
- the suncrlnendcnre ii
HISS tCRkTHf \. y HSO.E
formerly At Pflnce Edward. VIII close ia fourth session
by public examination IN the l1th Of July To which
parents, guardians and the public generally arr invited
IN attend
Tho next session will commence on tho first day Of
August hext Board can ho had in the best pfcah,to
fian Baptist. Mrlhodist and other hnes at seven dbl,
lars per mouth. Tuition for sosson of five months at
tfam SIX 10 ten ars, exclusive ol Music which sep
aaic eharpe=-thus making the expense of session ni
five months nj The moderate rree II tfom 81 10 I 10.
All the hrarchts lanaht IN The best female institutions
are taught here, Tie government Of tbe school s
strictly parcnal and being established in tiur healthy
aud agreeable ocrhholhood. ly few gentlemen Tor the
education ct thrir dnuph.m, Nevertheless until the
school Is oiled lhose FIRST applying will be entitled To
a1mssion,
Reference Ia the fllowinr gentlemen. whose address
IS tie Court House MAJ David II Clark, proprietor.
Col. {. H. neunc. Rev Nm II llocshead Rtv.
James H. Stone. ns. Rtves& Martin. Richard Jones.
Il. I. Atkinson aud Wesley shelluu E.qrs.; and Rev
Slm'l J. L. Anderson, Dinye.
'nlN ! WV if
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Melancholy Ercnt The Abingdon Virrinian Of the
2s'h uli s'ares that the dead body # MI L. c. Price,
formerly d ynrhburg, but for the las, Is years resi-
dent # the former place. found few days before
near Lebanon, in Russell county where, from appear
ances, had been several days Decomposition wing
commenced. be WAS Immediately buried. He was about
SO years Of age, and leaves an interesting family.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-03

t5- Cert S,nit, the New York Aboliliouis is lec>
turing in f'u'da. on he snin'ncss Of American Slave
~. The n Y journal OF Commerce rerilnen'ly asks.
what have the people of M,ntrea 10 do with it? II
might have asked what has Gerrit Smith to do with il?
II he will attend To his SINS we imagine he will
have enough 10 do.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-03

~ The Washington Union conradicts statement
made by The n Y Morning News, thai our government
'had received assurances from The British Minister at
Washington, that newly appointed Minister To Mexi-
would not fail to be iavnraly received by the MeA
can Government" The Union is kept pretty busy cor
rrring the errors of The Washington g s'rs
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lbfsII UAleE.
ID. ROBES, CL'K.

Died in Iovingston, Nelson county, on the 18Th Of
MAY last, HEsRY CLAY, anJ on the 3 June. TnEo
DoRE FRELINGHuYsEN infant Twin children of Winston
and Caharlne F. Purvs, aged about SIX months. Thus,
in the space of week, have the afflicted pa
been beret Of the twin pledges Of their love, who
have been called away in The early morn of their exist
ence by The Father Of Mercy. aud yielded their infant
spirits 10 him, the God Tho gave them together were
they born together have they lived together died. and
they now together in Heaven.
-, on the 2st Of May, at the late residence Of her
fher Alexander Steele, deceased near Old Concord
Church. III Campbell county. Mrs MARY IRWIN, wife of
MI John llvln, IN the And year Of her aye Mrs. IT.
win had been long afflicted; indeed, she enjoyed
good healh-ior 1t ad been discovered years ago, that
her disease WAS Of pulmonary character. WIN tins,
she had often been brought very low and then again
partially restored. But the last attack which she had,
though greatly proracted, was more severe than any
o-mer attack; and length brought her to the house
assigned for all living. Though she lived much longer
than she or any Of her friends expected and though she
anxously desired de-ye she fingered TIL the ap
pon,ed lime of the Father had arrived, and then depart
ed in Peace While Mrs. Irwin, like all her race was,
ard acknow lodged herself To be, sinner, who could be
saved by the merits of Christ alone, yet she was anna
HE in her disposition and one Of he mos, nuiensive
ladies of her day; and therefore her loss VIII be deeply
lamented by many friends and acqnainiances But
"ihey mourn not as others, who have no nope one
was oisus lady, and had been consistent member oil
the PRESBYTERIAN church many years bee be" DEATH
and though she found the Christians course warfare,
and often walked in darkness, yet she more frequently en-
nyed the sunshine, and sometimes her religious eiJymeh
vos very great. Her piety was OF a high order; S"
much So, that she was acknow lodged 10 be, ~ all "ho
knew her a most devoted Christian Her last ana
no, severe trial. was 10 give up her little eldTen /"
leave them in this wicked world; bu, alIJ io'h'hs al
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-03
VALUABLE LAMBS AND MILLS
FOR: S.TkE.

Ebl RNtANT io the provisions Of q deed oftrus, ex-
n eenled To thu subscriber ay Cornelius Crow and
LAM Is his wife. fr certain purposes therein meniuned
hearing date The 25h Of July 1912, aud duly recorded
IN The elerk = flee Of the county court " Campbell
shalt On the oh day Of Angus, nrxi The premises
nfucted o sell certain itact If Land, containing 2l5
Acres, Rood aud II - 100 Poles b. tie same more or
lrssi and Immediately thereafter the Mls situated on
Rock Castle Burdens Creek. known as the Rock
CnStle Willis, with the Lands md hansfs thereto attach
I'd being the same property IN said tros, deed uned
his property is deemed vcrv valuable The Land il
situated Immediately on the lynchburr aud Piltsylvania
!hfhpikr, ahani six miles lrim the town OF I,ynchburr
adjoining the i.an1s C Richard Perkins aud George
Normlloo oul 20 or rs acres have been cleared. -
the remainder Is well limbered. Ga this rac there is
about II acres ut eNcreht meadow land; the residue o
The tract may be said 10 be fine farming land The
MUS are sttua,cd within about five miles Of ynchbuy
IN M excellent nelghb1rhnnd for custom. The land at
achrd CONSISTS 81 ahout 10 acres most Of il frs, rate
meadow land The Dwelling House on this property
Is :" sion, ind though small quite comfortable dwell
.ln9 10 those WIN may wish 10 examine this property
refer them lp Mr., Grow. whn resides nj the Mills and
who vi II takn peesurc in showing them any part Of it,
y The terms Of the deed cash sale required hut il
believed credit viii be agreed by the creditors al
least ha to n ratt Of the purchase money; the terms
VIII therefore he mefe particularly mnde knnwn IN the
DAY OF sale. Acting ms trustee, shall convey such title
on', as.s vested in me by said deed. J. WILLS.
Juy3 w,gi
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REIIEIlIS NDIlCE

The Rev. WIN. White will preach At candle light
t.m niehl. (4h Of Juy) in the st Presby ean
Church. He viii consider The Moral and Religious
ch,r .cier Of the founders Of Government. and the
religious principles and motives mainly colcerned III the
settlement of Ibis country
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-03

Or The New Orleans Piraynne of the 2lst ult
states that the erocos tribe OF Camanche Indians are
making preparations E,r hostile demonstration, with a
thousand picked warriors, on the Mex ican frontier
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-03
Eligible STORE HOUSE FOR
TX e., ~ r.

TEyIiE two Story Brick Sure at PHtsgirGna ONT
4 House. for several years grouped by Messrs. HI
son s pondt Xltr, and possession gwen The ION sep
TENDER II consists Of "a cuminodons Store aud coun-
linz room and &C. lar aud Two fine rooms aboYe suitable
for family and attached 10 il are ou houses and pro.
ductyc garden Tins stand is located at the corners Of
the most public Streets Ia thriving village, in pleas
ant wealthy community. which, being pretty Tree Tom
embarrassment, holds out great inducements 10 those
Wishing To commence cash business.
The place has afforded ample trade for three Stores
one of which has been closed by the death of Capt A
vefett. For Terms apply 10 Col Leonard Claiborne,
Danville 10 the subscriber near Tie Court House.
DAVID IL. CLARK.
July 8 w3w 1t
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COMMON COUNCIL.
HENRY +. Boo OCk.
Late Principal of l.. A.

In The Common Ceucilof IpncLInrp. o7h Inn, 1s,5.
Present. John NJ O,ey T,.,;J,,,t. mad ,I,,p
Daniel. Thos O Aero = nma,id T, I n ~ NC
Jubn Carv U.r,y D,,;s pl, ~ r. =, I, eur
Christian m, n lr}s ''"''"' '''" a"u H. )"
The Braa do,b ,rd,, n ., Go,nsas b. j., -,
following butchers. VIZ Jhn C,on.e cr ,,, :" 'ne
Perry N,ilord Inbn A Tn,,i, ,, I' o''''s,
LIN IRVINE H., s'sii I 'f'", 'u'"e, n''oe and
ren,,no nna 1h ,s, =, I'n Wig ~ '"e recent
/ The .f1iri,I hand ,f I.ss, ~ r., ni 4,
lice win In, A. k,n,,, ai -, ''i E1 VI u
secor,lj,s: The fienl hand -, lI.r" n.y. '"",'' ms
IT.. =, -, -. - =, ~ "''s''n' COZ
IjlIns Ri. ss,,1,,', WI" Jan NJ o"y ana John
Nll,r Snns,i,,nd,, - ,hs Wa,", W. VI ,a.s >,
m"n,l p ~ ., me w a'ef "Ihs "I'h SAM
a a a,o a A. h,'s,au ms securities me ON
81 ;,h - r. y "''S",'se' az ,"e uo'c
.nri'io and no ,'n ',.o'y hely ms Sc
"''p .'r INITIAL oonu "' F" "ahnaway, Keeper
Mrna h,s WV" uannaWay ana l. L.
anI Ella N''''''' ""' ven 'lP'o'e'' were received
Ih - :, .ooo
LI III a, 90 was "'ue',o 10 DE- paced IN the
'"' " 'e N'sti VI romeo, 10 DC subject 10 the order
n "n"'''e'' ai'u s'Vu' oneIeo To De placed
III oa"as VI " aertr' CHAIRMAN OF Street Committee,
o' a'' ~ u' VI IA ora O oo ray Tor The quarter
eha'hs ISL ou,y' 1919
"se"'' o. = usuu' os ea'e'
vi. oa'y, c"a''han VI me committee appointed al
u' i' 'eue' I" examine 'he s"Jee'' and 10 report
VI" "'y'"s aAes 't irtsen year, reported Dill Tor
the purpose, which was read he first second and third
nahce-ahu is eh'hltd, An Ordinance levylng taxes
IN .ne town OF -yhchburg Tor the year lS45.'
Messrs talbot i.anler, John IL ID. Payne and
c""''es "e,ps' are a""ed 10 nave Auction licenses.
'oi one yfa' NOM s' JnIy' l09o' upon 'htr complying
with the ,erns oi bond &c as prescribed hereloiure.
read received aud ordered to be recorded and the same
is IN these words 10 The President and MeH bers of
.De common .""ncil 81 iDncnhurg-Ihe Watering
Committee report as loll"Ns: oh the 2ilh May an ap
was h'dut ny your utuN hH me use Oh tiS
committee Sooo, when has been dsbuTs.d as follows,
u VIZ;
RAD tishson 9 Ellot' "r lead Plles
ana Stop COCKS, per voucher NO
-, o35,O5
Paid l.. H. Cfenshaw, charges on
lead pipe, Nc, No. 81, 23.o3
Pald w HIS Brady ioT repairs, No.
IL, lO.50
a. e. Dabney, No 80, 6.O0-S3H, IS
-
Leaving over check Of T4.5S
For which an Appropriation Is respectfully asked.
A the proper time for making The necessary reports
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-03
IyNSYvN OIL.
.N91r EyOssl',

bbis. aud hgli bbls for sale al Langho'ne's Mills.
A. N. MONTGOMERY.
June 80 out
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Valuable Town Property


at .4UCTTO.N
nN Thursday the 3si day Of July, will sell at
~ public auction, that valuable Tavern House and
stand on Man Street, at present occupied by John w.
Watson s Co, and known as
k--R The pOWh1tan House,
&3E:h fronting 60 feet on Man Street, aud run
Ay3 liz ming back than the usual depth Of
fasS8 ssSxlsA lots. The house is large aud conmodi>
GUS good repair and well suited IN point of cGnslruc
lion and location for the pnrp of There is
large new stable and well Of excellent water On the
lot.
Also the House and Premises, late the residence Of
DIR. liocomhe and at present occupied by Maj James
Garland. at lie head of Third street. quiet aud
tired situation, aud yet tiicenlv business
There is large brick Office. with rooms in the
yard good carriage house and stable. and well Of the
pnres water the premises. all combining to render
this Of the most pleasant and desirable family resi-
dences in l.ynchhurg.
Terms &, l2 ard Is months houds with approved
personal security and The title Withheld until final pay
ment, deed OF trust upon the property.
JOHN F. HAWKINS.
July 8 t3ljy
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EOEkAUD's PENETRATING

POUDER.
ENOR renovang supeffuous hair, On band. and for
r. sale, at the factory price by ID. w. MOORE,
Sign Of the Big Pitcher.
July 3
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ri Persons calling ldr
are advertised.
\ lobn Adams.
Thus II Allen.
Miss Anthony.
Mrs. Martha Andersen,
u Allen ] Black
DR.. Sclden NJ Burton.
Pleasant y Bell,
Walter Berry,
t2N Blake.
y. Blake.
5 NJ, lllyihe. Q;
Geo. w Barnett,
john bryant,
Rev. J. l.. Bnrross,
J In Bailey.
Richard Butler.
W m. A Buriord.
William Brown,
& I. Brown,
Blind Billy,
Sylvester l., Iurlord.
q. Bingham.
VIM. Bncheus,
Fred. 5. Bass.
Lewis + liuruanl,
Jas. II, Bryant.
Mrs. Martha Bryant.
" Amanda Blanks.
Miss GaIlgBaGll1y'. '""''-
(" Beverly.
Maria brown,
N lachef & I.op.
Paul l}fomlIIolle.
Alexander Brown,
Eveallne Bird
c Abraham Coleman,
James l., Crank,
VIM. A, [ andler.
William [ uuWrr.
samuel o"N,
Jailn I hehaIa'
l., tnpage'
sam l. H. 'h'ailia,n,
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w 'lllam 'iIls'lah'
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I.gs'E or LETTERS

~ EMAlNlNG in the Post Office AT iynchburg. OF
U q the lsi day Of luly, 1915
RI Persons calling Tor letters will please say the,
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fronting % ieel on Nam SlTeel, and nun
ming back more than the usual depth d
lots. The house is large and conmodl
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-06
Carroll county Democratic Ticket
ron REPRESENTATIVES,
BENJAMIN KENNEDY,
G. +. NELL.

mr. The proceedings Of the County Con-
yention will DO found in another column
Wo place the names Of the nominees at
the head of our paper, and we express the
general sentiment Of the democracy Of the
county III asking that they yield to the
wishes of their political friends, and enter
tho canvass Both these gentlemen are
unwavcring democrats, have long been
identified with the county and ito interests,
and are familiar with the affairs Of the State
government. We hope to announce Maj.
KgsNrpy's acceptance In our next paper.
Mr.. NELL Is now absent on visit TO his
friends in Tennessee but VIC hope we
may be authorized to announce, in few
weeks, thai he, too, will accept the nomi-
nation. Wo know that our democratic
friends will forget all minor differences,
and go into the contest determined TO
maintain the asccndancy of democratic
principles in Carroll.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-06
THE BRlsCoE BILL.
]. GEORGE, Sec'ty.

To Me Editor of the Vicksburg Wdig:
Advised that your columns are ever
open 10 the investigation of truth, take
the liberty Of addressing you on subject
of deep public concernment. Since the
Union Bank bond question has been set
tied, there has been no public measure so
little understood, so much misrepresent.
cd, or SO bitterly denounced as the orlgi-
nal Briscoe bill, as presented to the legis-
laiure by its distinguished author. An at
tempt has been made to forestal sober
judgment by denouncing the measure as
dishonest and corrupi'--as g an obi
GUS and detestablc scheme" as +" Immoral
10 lis tendency, and The ayowed object Of
il dishoncsi''--and have been gricyed to
find that, in late editorial, you have
adopted this unhappy mode Of enlighlen-
ing your readers. | object to the plan
of argument, first, because il proves no.
thing; and secondly, because there ure
ID The community weak minded men who
rather than have dishonesty imputed 10
Them, however unjuslly, will profess to en-.
iertain opinions which their better judy
ment does not sanction. Upon right,
minded men, who form their opinions on
the facts Of the case, and dare avow them
Its only efiiac, is to disgust.
The seven first sections Of the act ma
be regarded as The original i'll, and 20.
will confer . public favor by publishing
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-06
FROM TEXAS.

The brig Hope Homes arrived on Sa-
turday (26lh) from Galveston. We have
received intelligence Of no later date than
is contained in the Galveston papers Of
the 18th.
On The Fourth of July, the day APP
pointed by the Presidents proclamation
for the assembling Of the Convention, that
body met at Austin, and unanimously
elected Gen. Rusk President, and as the
direct representatives of The viii of the
people of Texas, with but one dissenting
voice THAT of Mr.. Richard Bache, of Gal
weston } assenled to Annexation upon the
terms already agreed to by the g existing
government of Texas" On the 7th, u
resolution was adoptedrequesling the Pre-.
siden, OF the United States TO send troops
Immediately TO the frontiers.
Col. r. l.. Anderson, Vice President Of
the Republic, died at Fanthorp's, Montgo.
merry county, of fever, on the I'd inst.
: Maj. Donelson, who had been quite un.
WE'LL had so far recovered his health as TO
be able 10 leave Washington for Austin On
the evening of the %.
Mr., Ashbel Smith has been recalled
from England.
The President has appointed Ebenezei
Allen, Secretary Of State; w. B. Ochil.
tree, Attorney General; J. A. Greer, Sc.
cretary Of the Treasury.
! We learn that general council Of the
| Cumanche tribe viii be held in HE month
Of September, on Tahuacana creek, aboy,
Torry's trading house, fur the purpose o
celebrating a general treaty Of peace.
The accounts OF the crops from every
section Of the Republic,r The Ciriiian 0
the 18th says, continue highly favorable
Grain Of every description is out. Of al
danger, and has succeeded beyond an pre-
cedont. The prospect for Gotten has los
none Of It's promise" [N, @. Buiietia.
I
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-06

DlsrRIor ATroRNEY.--Wm. Barksdale,
Esq. late associate editor, and now one Of
the proprietors, of the Columbus Democrat
spent two OF three days Of the past week
in our village. Mr.. Barksdale is candi.
date for District Attorney of the 9Th Judi
cia district, and as ii Is is not often that
members Of tho "press gang" ask Office at
the hands of the people, we have thought
il not improper TO "say a good word" for
our gentlemanly contemporary. His legal
attainments are said by those who know
him well, and who are better capacitated
than we are to judge, 10 be of a highly re-
spectacle order; be Is fluent, forcible
speaker, man Of spotless integrity, Of
high moral worth, courteous and affable,
and the beau ideal Of ga clever fellow"
We had the pleasure of listening to elo.
queni addresses from him on several occa-
sions during the last Presidential cam
paign, and it was universally conceded
that he acquitted himself with high credit,
even when called upon 10 speak after some
of the most distinguished popular orators
in the State.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-06

ed some weeks since, written out by him
self, will show his position on National po-
lilies at about that time.
Since then, Gent Foote has rendered
noble service to the democracy. In ls4o
he sustained our cause against overwhelm-
ming odds; and again in 1914 he coniribu-
ted largely in achieving the victory in this
State. Nothing but settled conviction
that he threw "the first brick" in this con-
uoversy, and The fact that he Is now daily
arraigning the political fidelity. and un-
justly crticising the past career, charac-
ter and motives, Of his distinguished COM
petitor, could induce US to allude TO these
dark spots in his own political history.
In conclusion, we bid him remember, the
homely adage, Those who live in glass
houses should not throw stones"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-06

HUME."--We lay before our readers,
on the first page of this paper, the much
talked.of narrative over this signature
We have noticed several sweeping deni-
ais of Hume's assertion, but no disproval
Of any fact set forth. We understood Gen.
Foote to say, in his speech at the COURT
house on Friday, that there were fifty
mis.statements" in tho article, but he could
not, or would not, specify any one mate
rial error or mis-statement. Gen. Qultman
and his friends have had abundant time
and opportunity to conlrovert the facts set
forth, but have not done SO. We publish
the article, more TO crafty the curiosity oil
our readers, and as matter OF record, than
for any other purpose for we do not believe
it is at all probable that Gen. Quitmar
will be the preference Of any considerable
portion of the democratic members Of the
Legislature. By " Hume's" showing, he
has voted the democratic ticket only abou
iwice-and-a-half in twenty years; and hi
admirers show o'ermuch zeal in his ser
vice when they ask for him now the high
est honors Of the party
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-06

gument that We remember--and that was
a defence Of he righfs Of the fundD'ongers.
We can mention no better evidence Of the
effect OF his speech, than the fact that the
wings present frequently applauded him
VIC should perhaps add in justice, seem
ingIy much to his ehagrin and mortifica-
ton. He labored as hard as be ever did
for client, TO make out " a case" against
M'Nutt on the Texas question, but signal.
ly failed. The celebrated certificates were
paraded, and The General exhausted his
vocabulary Of euIogstic adjectlvesin speak
ling 81 ihose impartial, disiaieresfcd witness
es--dealers In Impressions" general
UNDERSTANDING" and "common fame
And as II in mockery Of his own efforts,
he voluntarily admitted At Middleton thai
he considered M'Nutt entirely trustwor-
thy on the Texas question, and that he
would well and ably represent Che State
when that exciting question shall again
como before Congress. But enough. II
we entertained any other feelings but those
of friendship towards Gen' Fooie, and OF
admiration for his talents and past services
If we thought Gov. MINUTES promotion
dependant on his prostraiion, and desired
his success at such cost and by such means
then would we beg tho General TO re-
peat the speech he delivered here on FRI
day at all Gov. M'Nutt's appointments
Throughout the State.