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Bdhtodsn, pas folstnbs perioasn ssnail'
Z. 9o,nmittW bilpen, ndmlieb: Der Hettbare
crobn Banfs, Or. Slaae fisittr. Jiaae ets
ferf. 1Diliam 8resn, 8. 50. Souss, Saines
Donaaan, wiaiam 0arlina, Col Sebann
m7iuer, Samusl W1psrs, Jpisitsr s U.hb'
lsnters, @ecrs 1D. Oafslep, Waajor Seors
@es, Samss Wbitaeer. Saeob Ssbr unO
Daniel 8. Boas.
uuf Sorfttlas bon >. g. Nietarp, eia.
8efdbloGem, ba6 Die @tapt Neaplns, Ole
inlnitsen eines ersiebistn Be5lrts, susahslifb
auf ben ltnicm unb Sbuplttl eanalfn uno
Der pbilaoelpbia, Neaeins uno spoffsp!ue
Nieseltabn, uno i'm Wlitteltuntf Oct 9reBfn
gilsu ugo Ro5iem Oiitriften ess Staafs GEE
lsaem, national Sortbeie tsitst, toslete ieins
NnIpriete ais bcn ftbiflitsn plas tnr Die
Nlleberleauns bsr Sfaticnal @teBsreI, hter
Die pou einiser anbern Stapt til Oct Nepnb'
lif erbebt.
Beietodem, eaB cine eommittse pon ers'
ernannt peroe, tim (tet unmlttslbar natb 1Da:
fbinstcn III psrfitseM itno eafebit IN Ssreln
nit un1erm Neprdfentanten 5u hanoeln, ba'
buret bas fle bic Hufmerflamfeit cer Daits
slitotr bes gonsre0es anf oisfen Sesenltano
ienfen, unb allie ihlflite Dnttel anwenoen
u,n ben 3wsf rsr SerIammluns 81 beforcern.
Oeftlctten, Dap bet Sorltser elne commit
tee Don brei antslle, su pem gnbsmsf einen
Bono aufutrsiben um ole 4uslasen senanns
ttr geminittee gu bsfen.
BeihlolItn, oab Die COMMITTEE bon Is, Die
COMMITTEE um nab walbiastcn su sebsn
anitelle.
Ser Sor1ser ernannte folasnos Sinans
Committee Saeob Gang, Wluiam Strons 1t.
3. Whbleubsrs.
Die s3erfamm(una ,puroe tpabrsno ibrsm
Soranf ebreiten BON ben 5srreu 1B. G. Sea
psnwortb, 3. G. Wlpsre, Saecb 6ofinan,
SobnS. Nibarps unp 9BiQiam Darling aus
9erepet.
Iuf 9orIhIas, oer rtaste nan (tet.
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Sine ,ppDlfeile Druferet
su Derf ufe II.

gu Der azure II.
mesem Samilien llmitdnosu pes 5erauss
astsrs, wirD bic 9rufersl rer u5ambnrser
9hnsGpof" inter febr Ieibten SepiHsnnssn
gum Sertauf ansebOtsn. Die Ornferel ent'
balt ein srcBes uno portreflibes Idortement
BON Sebriften, binlanslieb fir jsce art Bnhs
arteit neben Der 3situns netIt elmer sroben
eilernsn, nod fat gang nensn 2Saleblnston
prsiTe, &aItsn umo anpere aur Oruferel 9es
b6rise GesenItdncs.
Die Sutfer'ptions' &iife fctpie oas 4obers
tsiesS sihdft 1T iebr erbstlieb une i'm itsis
ssnosn 3utrauen uno qBabstbum. Ole qo'
ealitdt 1T unOerbslsrlieb, bic fit slnlssn
3sitraum au serinssr Nente beibsbalttn pers
ben tanu. YottItraiIsu Canal uno NWsel.
babn, 70 pie sinen aussebrsiteten 5aned ers
freut itt oiefe Staet. beren 9anae Genoen5
porrparts lit.
Saufisbbatsr bslistcn 16 in port %.
|freism 8risfen Gil oca !5sraussster ,;nter
fplSenoer AbbrefTe gu rpenpen.
80 hnelI lIpoit" 6ambnrs. Spa.
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9 { q + b.

-am 27. Sanuar, in Srefncf 3aunIttip,
W'aria Sratsr, @attln bon $ersns Srdter,
stpa 29 Sabre alt.
-am 25. Sanuar, in Nlhmcno saunibp,
6sinrieb, Sobnten pcn ebarlss 5efner. in
4ten $etenejabre.
DIN 10. cSar.. in Bern saunibip, emma,
96hterhen bon gbrltian qsiutah. S Ssbr,
6 Waonats unp ii Gage alt.
-am Is. San, in Bern 2annfebip, eDa
@heIl, qBittwe pon 6einrieb StbeQ, "a
Sabr, D1onant uno l s Gage alt.
-am 2s. Sam, in gnmru 9aunIbip, 5ens
rid, 96bnebsH bon Sebn eUans, Sabr,
2 W1cnat nno 8 Gage alt.
-am l9. San. in gifab saunitip, elia.
betb wsnssl i'm 52tten Sabre ibres 4Itere.
-am Isstsn %. Ssptemtsr, ju Stofe'parf,
Sufinsbam, in gnaIano, SranUi Il 6
penn, eIq., sin gnesl Scn 10 i Il a III
penn, oem berabmteu Srinrsr penulpl:
Dauisns.
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Webr noblfftle 8llter.

O'Srisn uno Eaisuel fIno juif burldst.
febrt bon philadelphia NIT snsm srossn une
aassmsinsn N1ortsmsnt ueipbeimi iber Oh.
ter" wslte iId)sr moblfsiIsr psrfauft psroen
ais in iraeno sntm anpsrn gtobr in Msapins,
beifebsno gum sbsiI aus ssblstbtsn uno unse'
blsibhn McsIinsn, Rattunsn pom alien 8arbsx
unb Muifsrn, ssblsidte uno unseb!sibts, bIaua
braun unS CRIME 9cesSfins, Belts II. Sburs
ssn.Selidb, SsttsSarbsnb, qinnsn uns Rattun
Sifb. .Ssrpisttsn, 81 unb lob 9sbleibte shs
bsr-,ufammsn NIT einsm srossn 9Gortsmsns
bon Striimpfn, joanbfbubsn &c. &C., am
Boloene Huael 5tobr.
Neabtns, December 10.
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9interlai1eniboft oes perfforbenen
9Seter Seifel.

,psilano bon Maratawnp saunfbip, Ssrfs 60.
S1ahriebt miro bisrmit ssasbsn, baB Dem
ltnterlbristsnen ,pobnbaft in eriastem Mas
ratannp SaunGebip, Nbminittrations:S Srisfe
auf bic 5interla1enfbaft oss obsnsenaunten
9sritortsnsn bewillat ,pcrosn ftno-mo oaB
osmaema6 nun alle perfonsn, Die nod gors
oerunsen all aebabte 5lntsrlafenItaft ba
ten, eriutt itno oisielbsn cbne Sersns ein.
5ursidsn. 9iejenisen, wslebe nod auf irssno
cine 4rt etipas an cisielbs febuloia f1np, ,psr.
oen alsi6seitia aufseforoert obne 9sr3us aas
juruf fen uno ab3ubs5ablen Oil
Jebn hemp, Ibminiifratcr.
JaRilar 81. 6m.
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9interlafeniboft oes perfforbenen
2lbrobant 2otichar.

BON waIbinstrn 3aunf6ip, 8rfs gauntp.
S1ahridt suiso bisrmit ssastsn, oab bic
lntsrlhriebenen ais greeutortn ilber obsa'
asnannts 6lnterlaifenIhaft anseiteat ,poroen
fno limb oas cemsemab aQs foldbe perfonsn
Die nod 4nforbsrunasn All oisIelbs babem,
Gs sbms 9srsms ssm l!mtsrIhrisbsnsm sim5m;
banbissn, une Aae, Ole nod auf irssno cine
Hrt et,pas all b,sfelbs ietulpis ftno, aufssfor
bert wsrpsn cbne 9er3us at3utcsablsn all
Nbratam Sebtel,
6ersforb, Ssrfs @auntp.
Jobn Sauman,
9ouslab, Mcntsomsrp etp.
Greeutorsn.
yanuar ID. 6m
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Opftpr Eerbinaub 2Gtpcm,

Cpftpr 6erbinaub SDtpeu,
Hiet Dem sssbrtsn Yublifum BON 9isabns unb
Der llmssseno er9ebenff an, baB Ct forffabrf
oiefer Npctbefe, gee9en in bet Suo 5ten ooer
wbasSraBs, ;psi Sbirsn oberbalb SSsls
bp's 5ootsl pprsufsbsn.
CT 1T oanfbar fir cen ssnei9tsn Suiprutb
unp oas ibm gsfbsnfts 3utrausn, unb snps
fisbt litb ibrem fsrnsrsn QEoblnelsn. 2lub
burtsbelfer Den 2soenoen bulfrebe Jpanb
ju leiifsn, lpelbe ibn lfsts IN bsnanntsr Npos
tbefs antsHsn f6nnsn, um itb NIT ibm Su bs'
ratben. Rranfsn, Die nab Der Ipotbsfe fcms
men f5nnen, rsbnst ct nibts fir ben &atb,
icnbsrn blos fir bic msoi;inen.
Sn pisfsr stpctbsfs lino fcrtrpabrsno su baesn
Vriibe uno quite Or0Serien,
iu ben bQisffen Yrsien, 10 pis audi Cbemis
fd,e preparate msiifentbeiIs bon ibm fslbif
bearbsitst fir eeren asbtbst ct 9arartirt.-
Ssrner, Der bsrtibmte
SSilbfiricbem=Grtraft,
itbon pcn 10 pielsn Qsibsnosn 9sbraud)t une srs
prcbt esfunbsn bsiIeno bic 9ussebrun9 Gons
fumtion) i'm srifsn @raos, @rfdltun9sn nsrs
p6ie qeiesn, SntsrmittsnsTisbsr uno Sefbmers
ben bsS Ma9sns.
Dae portrefHid,e PU.v-S MIR
.AE---S, blutrsni9sness pulpsr, sur Sosls
luna bes 4 Tetters,Nn9murm 5erof fula uno
ibsrbaupt allsr pautausibldse, woeurb fbon
70 8isIs ssbst woresn fino.
Oas llniperial- -Dfaifer CUR 6etlun9
Der peils. 9as bsribmts t7urenber9er
pfafer sur osiIuns friibsr uno alter aSuns
| ben.
Dferoepulper fir psrfbseene Sranfbeis
ten Der Nferbe, &c. &C.
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Mebr Merirp'S.

D'Srien uno Kaiauel baben 70 etsn er.
baltsn Sas 9rSbts une pcblfslifs stfTortemtnt
bon frans6ltfhsn eeutlben unp snslifhsnW'
rncs, mas jsmaIs in Nsabins gum 8srfauf
anssbctsn pcrosn, poSu Die aufmsrfiamfsit
Der Sdufsr bbf1tbf srbstsn pire, am ao!ota
SuaeI Stobr,
Neabin9, December 24.
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80 q b + / cb t.

4lls sDerfcnen Die all bic ilnterfhrisbensn
fehulols ttno, rpolen sefallialt anrufen unp
obne ipsitere glabriht.
O'Srien uno Eaiauel.
Shllo oer solocnen Rusel.
Neabins, Sanuar 2I.
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QSQtfencOurt 9SerfQuf.

<Cut tIIHIUutI SLtluuI.
3ufclse zines Bsfebls ser 1Baismeourt
BON Serts ganntp. .wirp oureb btfsntliheYsn.
Que perfauft neroen, am Samltass ben 22it.
Sebrnar, I.aO. 1845, ain 6ffentIiebm 6auIs
bon Senjamin Sebdffsr [lsgtbin Sernant' 81
in Der Staot Nsasins
AwA Gin 9elpi6es 0runofif,
::::W W0bnun9 uno 9otte 0runo,
Gs uno etn. .oarauf erbautes lattofiss
tes bafiteinernss 6aus, selesen unb 'front.'.
reno all Die 9ho 5ten 9trake in trfaater
Staot, 9renseao all Gotten n6rblitb bon Bil=
liam 2otiae, iholib bon 5oratio Worris IT,.
wettIttb al cine 90 Sub 4llsp, sntbaltsno in
Sront all oer 5ten Grabs 2S Sub unO III Der
sisfs $50 SuB.
gbsnfalIs cine sewine $otts Gruno, aelescn
uno frcntireno an ole Slorb sn Stra6e, III
srfaster Staot, sreaseno al $otten iiiolidb BON
- 6eman, n6rplieb bon Sotn prinB,
6Itlitb bon Sonatban 9hdrer nnp wettlitb
all erfaate Ste StraBe; entbaltenb 1871 Sub
tn Der Vreite uno 245 Su6 in rer Siefe-init
oem 3uteb6r. qsstbin bas Giasatbum oee
peritorbtnen SranPlin nIorris.
Der Serfanf besinnt um llbr gla6mits
tags, ,pann asbibrenoe 4nhpartMna aeseben
uno Die SerfaufssSroinsunasn tefannt ses
maebt fperoen fcllen bon
Jsraei t11orris, Nbminiffratcr.
9urb bic Sourt mm. 5boner Sbr'br.
Neacin9, Sanuar 81. 3'n.
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20 q b + { b t.

slGs psricusn Ole nod iebulpis ftno all Den
ltnterfbriebsnem, iuc erluht an3urufsn unp
"fceIeib absubesabIsn" an O':5rian unp
NalsueIs Stobr.
Ibomas ~. O'Srian.
8eaoin9, Sanuar 21.
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s q f pn's
Z s. ut S a brif q

HHV Ot0kt 0EUV'
SEQ. Is, Weit : pennitrabe, 5piiben ees
4ten uno 5ten, ndcbite Gbar gu pearion's
Stobr, 2eaoins.
Sortwahrsno auf 5aaO:
Seaper, t1utria, Gaefor, Huf1Ifbe.
nuppeo. uno wouene Suite. BON allen
D1oben nno Sormen.
Surr, feias tuebns, 9eIpet, laGirte, lspsrs
ne nno baarise Geebumb' Sappen. - G ben.
fails $eabprn. 6Its CUR paIenSen Sabrsasi cit.
9hpliebe unp ,pettliebe Settfsfsrn. - die
fes oiefes rpirb III ben nisbrialten Sarselb.
preIsn psrfauft. Nnfet ami ane fsbst.
Neabiaa, Gebruar 9. lS
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BiIan5 in esn Sbaee Sc 60
pilliam n1enseL Sbasmsiifsr.
Dlobrspille Vrifen.@ @ileulbaft.
Sanuar TO- 1s45.
Ssi Der bsute ssbaItsnsn Babl murbsn fol.
asnoe prionen ale..Ssamtcn fir oas finftis
ae Sabr srlpdbIt, namlib pradosnt Jobn
6ernant SsrnaItsr Beors Qoos, 6cors
T. Seaa.Gbrittepber Kletn, -Jae obSaas,
-7obn 5dbneioer uno t11idbael Henibler;
@hasmsiifsr Dilliam t1lenaet.
Osobrspille, Sanuar 2S. 3m.
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5interlaHenibaft oes periforbenea
9Setcr Dfutbdrt,
u + | fs [.

Don 9Eafbinstcn 9aunfbip, Ssrfs gauntp.
Nahriett miro bermit ssssbsn, pa6 Die
ltnterl l6riebsnsn ale Grscutcren ltsr bic
6intsrlaGeniebaft Dee obenasnannten Scr.
ttcrtsnsn anssltsnt r,crrsn ftns. unp oa6 nun
aae Derlonsn, ole nod Sororunssm an Die.
fslbs babsn, eriuebt fnp, 0e obne Bersus ben
ltnterlebriebensn ein3ubanoasn, uno alle iols
be, Die mob auf irssnp eiue4rt etpas an oits
felts Iebuloia ftno. anfasforpsrt wsrren obns
0sr;us ab3ute5ablen al
7obn 6uloin golstrocfeais.
John .11utbart 9Halbinatcu.
Grseutorfu.
JaWnar 7. l845. 6n.
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0efunDeuer Yrief.

0tTUNUtUVI OIItf.
Meine liebe Ssele. tomme oieien Ibsno
an oes Weberfbmiots Gte. pon ! 7 ubr
bie 7 ubr. ib fann Uieueiht ss ribten
oab ib auseeben tonn. Define eetreue
euife.
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QuffreS, 9uf7reS!

2nffreS, 2ui7res!
4 sR Stid Nlpaea gul1rss pcn aasnSars
IL |~e~bsn unb Muffsrn, juif srbaItsn uns
gum 9srfauf su berabsslsstsn prsfsn, be,
O'Srien uno Eaiausl.
Neabin9, 9sesmbsr a.
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S irl a It > q,
9er5o9in BON Sretasne.
Sanuar Id.

(eine 4efebitte pes Iltertbums.)
DieIes flsine oBerfbsn bat nun bic preIs
fe psrlalIsn unb 1T io,pebI einseln als bsim
OuseMo i'll eer Orudersi oisier 3situna sl
baben. 9aGIte entbait 1O4 Gsiten, 1T in
nstten eintanp sstunben unp tottet 371 ct.
oas gremplar, ODER $3 bas 9nseMo.
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ubren! ubren u
86bringer ,.nb Berger,
uhrnl q er,

pehitrabe, 5mlfben
Der 6ten unc 7ten
Strabe, stpei 9bits
ren oberbalb Geors
Seoter's Stobr, III
be Der Nieselbabn,
in oer Staot 0ea'
oins, empfeblea eem
Yublitum aebtunsss
poa ibren auserleie:
nen Sorratb Don
II brth beitebeno
aus
panfies subren
ium spreiGe BON So
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bisS 90, spcfir fts elm Sabr sutifebsu ferner
alls Sortsn BON msIflnssnsm llbrem SaG'
llbren, &pielboIsn II. 10.
9is fabren fort alle Irtsn ltbren ,3u rspas
riren, uno 4Gs. bic fle nit ibrem 3uipruebs
bssbren, wsrosn ibre 4rteit gut uno ibre
prelie bIllia finben.
Danttar fir bas bisbsr senoiIene 3utrau.
Ell, ,psrbsu 1e fih betreben, au6 fitnftis ei.
nen She'll bon BET Sunit pes putIifums gu
Dertienen.
Neapins, ben 28. 5W1t.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-10
LYNCMBUIsG MAs.kEr'.

ForMe neek ending Saturday. .N1rember 8, 1915
Below Is a correct statement OF the Market for the
past week.
Iobacco.-Old Lngs, 81 90 to so; new Lues, s.
w to $3.50. Leaf, inferior s., % To 800; common
300 to 4,5o mddIlng, 81 so 500; shipping (new)
So,oo 10 o,oo manufacturing. (conmon) 81, 81 10
900, fine manufacturing $4,000 10 So
floW.-a 37s tod SO for supefhne from Wagons ;
10 to 81 from sOre, for peIfue family.
Uheat.-PTlces may be quoted at Red so, While IS
cents.
Gr"in.-Corn 60 cts. per bnshel from wagon !;
Oats, sheaf 70 cents per hundred cleaned 80 to
80 cents, per bushel. Rye, 62l GEMS
Ctorcr and Grass Seeds-Cloyer Seed Sc Herds
Grass Seed 62, 75c
Procisions-EacuI. from wagons a ST. and dull
sale from store 10 10. Beef, 81 80 to So per hun
dred; Meal. ~ To 10 cts per bushe from wagon.
FIh.-Shad, S. 90 to 81 30 per Dbl ;: Herrlnps S5s
10 ST 20; Nlackere, No. l., $i3, No. 2, $3.50. No
3,SS.
CJee.-S Domingo, 7 10 y ceats per b.; Rio, Q
- cents; lagura 10 10 Java, l2s to 10 ents
Cuba u to s.
S"g@.-Brown New Orleans, II to 9 cents per h.
Porto Rlco, 10 cents per h.. ST. Crolx II 10 l2s
cents per lb Loaf, Ia 10 ID cents per Id.
Cdadies-Iallow. l2s cents per b., Sperm, 33
10 81 per h.; Hull & Sons ) to II cents per h.
Uhishey.-Common. - to IS cents per gallon, from
wagon; from store. 80 to 81 Rectied 40 to a.
from wagon,
Brandy.-Apple, 81 to 40 cents per gallon Peach
10 cents per gallon.
Cotton rarns.-Fac,ory prices; l7lol8 cts per ID,
assorted.
hon-Bar Iron. &75 per ton from boats, $50 from
Store. Pig Iron M sales
SteeL-BIlsered, 81 to cents per h.; German, 10
10 ren's Shear, 20 to IS cents per b. Cast Steel 70
to 25 cts. per ID.
Lm,eed Oa-s0 cts Lamp. 81 90 to / so per
sallon Tanners, SIC 90 to Is, 90 per bbl
I,catler-Good Sole Is to 8 cts. per ID; Damaged
Sole. | 5 to Y cents per b.
fredericksburg. 81 90 TO AIS per keg Rifle. S.
50 10 800 per key.
10 49,
Coal and UO0d.--Bitumnnus, % cents per bushel
Anthracite, 800 per ton. Oak aud mixed Wood s.
per cord: Hickory 81 al ner card
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-10
OHlGUAiiY.


FROM The Tuscaloosa (.3ia.) Monitor, Oct. 10
l.at wv ''s' we announced the death Of May Irl.
daughter OF the ri. Rev. n H. Cobhs. n,shan =, ,hn
'ioo'se Vi a'aoams This affection has caused deem
25"l',"s aeit' p'shop eobbs has been resident nj
'hs city only lew months sufficiently lnnp hnwsv
ct, iu thdt AT him 10 society by his lah,urs -, t \
ny me peculiar Kindness aud urbanity Of of his J.rt
'neni IN the social circle. Ia the recess of hrs ys =,
pe se'eia PARISHES oi HE State. he has supplied The
tls'"Pai ,hufeh III inns city with his own tnnlstr,-
'lphs IN The absence OF the X .cor Procund no tho.
olnglan, strongly attached 10 the docir,ues aud
Oh MS Church, he is "nhal an humble christian
osentaliohs aud pIous gentleman. Win III, h,r.,ye
e' ., sncH man. WHO can avoid feeling the de,pes
sympathy Though he is well known among ms. NJ.
aud ms Interesting faulty are comnaraiiv.lv s,,.,
!" Tue community Far from the scene of his f,,m,,
la >rs aud trom the friends tina, had knnvn ,nd -
h mus, HIS servant OF Gud smltt,n at his onn
slde,--a beloved daughter, Just eApandng I'M, nn'an
o ., - "'h nom MS embraces and laid IN the gravel
ne 'af9e c"nc"nrse That attended Der funeral ,es
ned The high regard IN which the beloved B,sbnn an.
held hy our citizens of every rplioous denon,,ns,n
aud ny those who belonged 10 nuue His dauoh,er ,f
yer lingering illness which she sustained wiih time
'"'sai' hr'liude, brea'hed her last ON Sunday 9th
ns''' apoot noon. on The next day, her corpse was
n""S" J" me church, 10 which. daring her Illness her
father and the congregation had offered IN pr,,ers lar
her festoraon 10 health, consistent with Tho III vim
WIN. he ksv. ). ii. linebaush read the usual ser
wee "l 'he church on such occasions and presented
brlei sketch OF the deceased-her pely ihellicence
ana 'hose qualities OF mind and heart which so Justly en-
ueafeu ne 10 her parents and friends He sad be bad
known her intimately during the short residence Of her
father among US, and he repeated what he had often ex
pressed While she was living, that he never knew one s
Young, who had so much goodness 50 active and mature
piely. Her conduct marked by consistency. a
devotion Ia fah and nrinrina ,;.rIad with meek
ness and humility wllha which he had never seen sar
passed " any one. ofany age While her appearance
she Nae h III
her conduct which marked her as Il woman: there WAS
mat IN er conversation and manners which told that he
spir had reached the meridian
Surviving friends mourn over such BEING. no, Al
nose without hope Their loss is her eternal gain
9ne cannot come to them, but they may 90 10 her
"is Is one oi the great consultations OF the rphteos
IL soolhes aclion and lights the darkness Of the eIay
with the joys Of Immortality.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-10

~ The Secretary of State gives notice that official
intormailn has received, that by silution Of
the German Diet at Frankfort, all newspapers peri
"iras in the Gen nan angnae printed in the u States,
are pr hbed in the German eonederacy. This reso-
luton dmhtlrss grows out u the stale of Germany at
this ne, which is seriously aIIlael both by political
aud religious et,nrpversy. Cummings long ago pre-,
dlcIel NV ot Opinion" has commenced
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-10

CULTIVATE QUINlNE. pure Morph,a,
~ Acetate and Sulpha,e Morphls,
Iodine. ilydrlodate Potash.
Oil Bereamot. LeInon. Anise
Cinnamon, Cloves, Catraway,
Jessamne. Spruce ,nd many other chemic ais and
essential o''. ,rar,aaed genuine, aud Of the quail
ity. Tor sale VERY Lowry
Howell DAVIES.
For sale "a above. Mace. Clives. Cinnamon, Nut,
mees Long and ,lnck Pepper. 'rnlncric NJ. Of the
best quality. Madden by the ID. orba'rc,. H. u.
Oct. ~ In il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-10
FOR IRE VT,

ON GDNS1ls NI.NE.
1--we ON HAND. AND ARE NOW RE.
Wv CEIylNu OR SALE
1000 bags Shui,
4 900 lbs Bar Lead
1000 lbs Ply Lead.
500 par Bloaues,
$40 side Russell and Wax Upper Leather.
600 sides Harness Leather.
200 kegs WyIhe Nails, %. Graham.)
d'z. Virginia made Axes. superior article
so casts Irnce,
20 baskets Olive Oil,
5000 lbs, Bacon.
900 lbs Sklnine Leather,
Is bales Mon ceo Oznaburgs,
100 bushels ClovcIseod,
500 lbs. Feathers,
500 los. Wool,
500 lbs. Shoe Thread
20 tons Bar lmn.
MCDANIEL { McCORKLE
NV. 10 IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-10

runs, Pistols and Canister Gun Pow
u der. part OF EACH The quality.
WINES--A supply of FINEST OLD Wines.
HOLLAND GIN-Arack AMI Bordeaux CurIials,
200 lbs Gum Arabic. Camphor, Opium, Castor OIL,
Spirits Turpenne, and large assortment of MED
rcINEs Dry paints. Brushes. SuRGsuN's Instruments
and Dye-stufis. For sale by e
FINE CHEWING TOBACCO, Sesars aud
Snnffs ri,r sale BELOW market prices. ii. d.
Nov. 10 isI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-10

University Of Tirginia.-rhe late Proctor OF the u
University (Mr Woodey) has been remov ID by the Is
tiers and George W. Spinner appointed in his place
The cause of his removal mentioned but it is
ders,ood not to affect his private character. has also
been determined at the end of The present session, to
auce the salaries Of some Of the officers. abolish oh>
ers and To establish Professorshp of History and
General Literature. The institution is said to be in a
urusperuus condition.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-10

Hhe 'fpper fa0iT' Of K.cdlGr Farm,
FOR Salc
VIE SUBSCRIBER oilers Tor sale his
TRACT OF LAND.
yng aud being IN the county of Amherst on both sides
vi iediaf River. known as the upper halr, Of
PEDLAks FARM.
containing by recent survey, 5 4 O 4 CPES
one 'hio oil Which Is cleared. aud .on 80 l., The
culture OIL a kinds of grain and obaeco-thr balonce
Of o"' huhuieo acres
O w GROUN DS
Vi ooconmoniy hne quality long celebrated for their
Poane''VeneSs, and IN high state of cuya,ion.-rh.
o''u'"Gs are ineflof, hat may be improved AT small
WIS, 10 one Wishing 10 embark in the stock business
kinds Of erass ''''S "e'f''e W III
u',,e' description is deemed unnecessary as it is
e'u"'''e ,'a' 10 person will purchase without giving
II a personal Inspection.
''s "''Ia' aud made known application 10 the
SUBSTITUTE Address 'Pedar Mills. Amherst,
NJ 10 JOSIAH X. ELLIS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-10

o. Corporal Streeter has got up among the "Sars"
sgan in Boston. having started paper in tina, city
der that tavore name lis light has not yet been seen
in this quarter, though hope 10 nave the plea
sure Of greeting its appearance How is "Ephram2"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-10
A FAIR.

H.. i, FAIR.
|dd, 'a"es Of 81 Paul's Church in Lynchburg will
lr,,. AIR Tn The 18th. 10Th and 20,h Of December
(r,ed ppceeds of which will be exclusively appr,-
land W. me discharge of debt due fr,m the Church
III. , lucy eel ASSURED that in making an appeal. in
t eyn",,o. Community always generous, their liye
HIec'a'Ions will be fully realized.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-10

The .Neo Fork Erpress-Erasns Brooks. one of
the editors of this excellent paper (Which we recom-
mend TO all who wish good commercial poca jnur-
nal from New York } has sold his interest in he
10 his bother, James Brooks.