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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-09
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CARRIAGES, EsAEoUCggEs. &c.

rIVHE SUBSCRIBER having made arrangements
with one of the largest Factories, at tie North,
for the purpose Of supplying this market, and the sur
1pundinr country with all kinds OF Carriages made OF
the best materials and OF the latest styles aud patterns,
is prepared furnish them 10 those who want, upon as
good Terms as they be purchased at the North, or
Elsewhere, and brought here. He has now hand 4
Carriages a sample Of the work, which he is disposed
10 sell upon snch III be satisfactory Ia pur-
chasers II Ne meets with encouragement 10 justify H..
he expects 10 receive general assortment oi Carriages
in the Spring. Il desired he will furnish the Harness
for each Carriage. of his manufacturing, and will
warran, the whole to be good be obtained any
where. D. 4. StiAt kIffbR
have made gemenis with Mr. j. L. Shacblc-
fad 10 furnish him. the shortest notice, with any
style Of Carriage he may order.
III. II. BEACH Manufacture,
.Mii3d. Connecticut.
n. B.--The Carriages now on hand or any that |
may hereafter receive. may be- al Mr.. j. X. d.
Payne's Auction Room, who in my absence, will take
great pleasure in shelving, selling Them to persons
who may call 10 look at them }. {. $.
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no Free,

fs'liE corner House, opposite the Frgnian Office.
Il n'w in the occupancy OF b. +. Tnsley & Co., well
known Grocery Store, is Tor Rent. Apply 10
TiIOS, FERGUSON,
Main Street. Lynchburg.
Jan. Q 81
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ED%Tgso .VE3.E5'.g'E'.
;he above safe is postponed until Thursday the 2Gh
day Of December. j. II. INREF,
Surviving Trustee
Nov IS I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-09

SIX Barrel Revolving Pistols
- Ivory Sells Knives and Forks 81 pieces al from
to $40 per: SET
Splendid Sets of Tea Boards
@ Plated and Britannia Castors
Green Window Blinds. assorted sizes
And general assortment of Wood Ware Mats Sc
Just opened, and for sale, by
III. d. & W. 4 RICHARDS.
Oct7 IS
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HUsds, THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY .,
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; MOTIFS Moore,
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nessfs, D. q J. Mosoy'
Aaron MOTHS
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Miss Mary Susan Mccall.
peteri,n Moore.
L" Ann f.. Mead.
Msry NJ Mellon.
g." Pats,y Minus.
N.-Ssm'l Nowlin, 9;
b. W. Nowlin.
VIM. Nublcs.
Archibald North.
O.-Rev. Mr.. O'Dono.
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James Oliver.
Elias Ogden.
P.--Wm. $. Patterson.
Gilly l.. Pillman.
baldwin PAYNE.
DIR. ID. Patterson.
s. PoinIeArer. IT,.
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Benz. Perry.
LEROY Pfrkinson.
Levi. PAGE
Rem A fhilli,s
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Mrs. Caroline j. Aiken,
Miss Arena Armstrong.
B.-J.B Burns,
Russell l!aaz,
WIN. II. Baltimore,
Rev. J Bradley,
Shelton NJ Bryant.
lhos. Bnle,
Rev, jas. A. Brown,
W m. Black,
W IN. A, Burlord.
W m. G. Brown, 4;
II. q. Bowyer,
VIM. Bradley,
Mrs. Peggy johnson,
. EvelIne Brown,
+" Eliza J. Burks,
Miss Barbara Bell,
6 Polly Boiling,
+" Lucy Ann Burlord.
Sarah &. Baker, .;
Mrs. Rachel Billups,
Rev. VIM. L.. BIanion.
C.-Ahram Grouse,
+. d. Christian,
Rnht. w. arms,
j. Carter.
J. w. Clync. 9;
w. J. Cowllng,
Jno. Chenaul,.
Bernard Collum,
Jno. Grouse.
X. J. Cundlh,
sno' thIlS'lan'
Nlaf,'n oglll'aneh'on,
S'efl'ng I la'oorne'
Hugh J. CraW ford,
Mrs. Consumption, .;
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alonzo DAVIS
Mis-. Mary h, Drew,
Adel,ne Dorsey.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-09

return my mosi grateful thanks to
the public, for The liberal patronage
! have received for several years past,
IN my S.iUDLER Y BUSINESS, and
still solicit the same, aud would
say 10 my friends. old customers and
the public generally, thai my assert
meut in tina, June Of business, is lar
ger and better than any have here
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-09

- EMAlNlNGi in the Post Office, at I.ynchburg. on
the LIST day of January, 1915
Or Persons calling for letters in the following list
Will please say they advertised
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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-02

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Of One Dollar, per square for the first insertion,
and Fifty Gents for each week therea:teT--ten
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of insertions required, must be marked Oh the
margin OF the manuscript, or they will be inser-
ted till forbid, and charged accordingly.
Announcing candidates for Office will be Five
Dollars for county Offices, and Ten Dollars Tor
State Ofices-in advance.
Advertisements Of personal alteration will
invariably be charged DOUBLE the foregoing rates,
ana payment required in advance.
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individual interest, Will be charged as advertise
ments, and must be paid for in advance.
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The privilege Of annual advertisers 10 limited
to their own immediate business; and all adver-
tsements for the benefit Of Other persons, sent in
by them, must be paid for by the squire.
Standing Advertisements.
For ten lines OF less, three months, Sc %
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twelve months, Is 90
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efVs
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-02
CONsTANCY.

All, no | cannot say "FAREwELL,
It'd pierce my bosom through,
Andtothi heart 'twere deaths dread kneD
To hear thee sigh "ADIEU."
Though soul and body both must part,
Yet ne'er from thee III sever,
Far more to me than soul thou ar,
For, oh III quit thee never.
One home, one earth, shall be ours still,
And one our daily fare,
One altar, too, where we may meel
And breathe our humble prayer.
This bosom shall thy pillow be,
And tear for tear I'll shed for thee,
But, oh, forsake thee never.
And when that solemn hour shall come
That sees thee breathe thy last,
That hour shall also seal my doom
And close mine eyelids fast
One grave shall hold US side by side,
One shrOud our clay shall cover;
As one our souls shall mount and glide
through Feams Of bliss forever.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-02

THE EAGLE AND O'CoNNELL The New
Orleans Picayune Of 18th inst, reports the
arrest Of Bryan Mcguire and Phil. Maho>
ney for disturbing the peace. The Recor.
der had some difficulty in ascerlaining the
cause Of the fight and ordered Bryan 10
come to the point, which he reached at last,
being the proposal of Mr.. O'Connell's
health by Phil. I" I'll not drink it," sis /.
'Thin ye're no Irishman" sis he. AS good
as you are" sis |; 'bul Pl dhrink no mOu's
health who sis word against the Anirican
Agile, that floats above and watches over
the mist where Liberty matches her Young
20, knew We had the SixOn dhrop in ye''
sis he. 'lt's lie" sis !. Take that them
sis he. 'And that sis |; and to it we wini,
and at it we KEEP; till the watchman arristed
as. Bot we talked the III ng over in the
watch-house last night, and made il all up,
Phil sis he'd suffer TO be cursed be the
EFest faylher than propose O'COnne -
health, il he knew that he said q wo Il
against the Amirican Aigle; SO il yer han
OF Its US off this time, we'll naither brake
the pace nor one anUlher's heed for a month
Of Sundays" The Recorder took them y
their word and ordered their immediat
discharge.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-02

good for much afore long myself the way
! am going on, but to scOOt up and down
Broadway like that ere Count, and to hang
round gals winders with flies and bassoons,
and drums, and gitarS at night.
| can't look full into pretty gals face
all a flashing so without being kind daz-
zled and scOrched. 1t warns me up in
this cold weather, and kindles such touse
in my heart that the blood runs though ii
as hot as fit had scooted through steam
boat pipe. And the ALFRED critters have
so many sly ways Of coming over feller,
that / don't think much of man who can
see their purity mouth tremble, and not feel
his tremble tn. If they slid up, can't
help sliding tn, if | died, and when them
black eyes flash on me, / wilt right down
under 'em as cut grass in Weathersgeld on
a hot summer day. tits natur all, and /
can't help it no how.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-02

PENGUNs We. GUANo.--It would appenl
that the guano at Ichaboe having become
nea rly expended, speculation has suggested
the import Of the birds that when living
produce it. A sale is announced of COO
bags Of PenguiOs, considered we'll adapted
for the same uses as Guano. Il YET ~.
maiOs, we presume, to bo PFoved'hOw faf
the mummies of these sea fowl will form
substitute for the manure so much 10 re-
QUESTION; but we think it probable that il
they do not turn out quite so strong slim
ulant to vegetation, they will at least (esPe-
cialIy il the bones be taken into cOncideFa
lion) be foun to possess strong feFtiliziOg
property. The introduction Of guanO itself
formed uovel and interesting era 10 tho
history Of agricultural chemistry: and COW
that we have the birds themselves, We may
we'll excIaim, "What will they bring
nexI?"
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-02
A DEL1eArE IADr-'M Mrs. sprisgs win

A DELICATE Y-'Mrs. SPrisgs will
you be helped 10 a piece Of the turksyF-
= Yes, my dear Me-. Simpson, ! will
What part would you prefer, my dear
Mrs. Spiggsr +, | will take a couple Ofshs
legs, some Of the breast, the side bones
some filing, and a few dumPIiug', as fee
very unwell to-day. simpson hintsd, an'
when be came TO himself be called tor lh'
mlrksl basket
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-02

WHAT DIES HE DO FOR A LIvINGH-
There is no phenomenon more striking Or
more perplexing to those who look upon
the world 10 large cities, than 10 observe
how many there IRE about town who seem
to live we'll, but appear 10 do nothing
men who are, as it we're exempt from the
toll Of existence, and though without proper
~ that any one knows Of, do sill conirive
to make a gehllemanly appearance, and TO
have their full share Of the good things OF
the times--i baskers 10 the sunbeam." as
our cotemporary Of the Boston Transcript
we'll rGmarks-nOt, like the Italian lOzzA-
roni 10 filth and rags, but like genllenen
Of the first water IN broadclolh and White
kids duintily dressed, and sometimes pre-
tuned like a millineT,"
Aud how do they live, having no bank
accounts, as somebody else remarks ol
lhem--s drawing no misunderstanding
no deposilesr' "All lhcIr, wants." says
The same authority" aPpeatto be supplied
10 some occult and impercePtiLle manner
--,ailors make no compliant Of lbem-boot>
makers or halters trouble them with no
{ little bills'--Ihey look a sheria's officer
boldly in tie face 90 they pass him, end
bis eye gIances with professional indifier-
ence over their dainty persons. How do
they get their liViOgi"
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-02

To EEEOvE FLIE5 FR0M A ROoN.-Take
half atssspOOufull Of black pepper, in pow
der, one leasPOOnfHl brown sugar, and one
tablespoonful Of cream mix vel loge-
lhsr, and place 10 a plate where The flies
ere troublesome.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-02
PQQWBWo
THE SWORD-GIFT.

Strong pulses of my bosom,
Fair light of my brow;
Inever have loved thee
More fondly than now;
Than now that / give thee
To foe and to field,
To conquer or perish,
But never to yield.
Take the sword of thy father,
A fields to be won,
Let it flash DER that field
Like the beams Of the sun;
If it sink, let it be,
When the pride of its dawn,
AS near to its heaven
As when it was drawn.
BY the skill of a freeman,
For freedom twas made,
In the hands of a freeman
Twill not be betrayed.
/ have loved lt-hoW dearly
YOn heaven can see
Almost with the lOve-sPen
ThUt binds me to thee.
That sword once was light
As a rush in my hand,
But now / can scarcely
Its movements comman.
No matter come hither!
Come hither, my boy
There, take it-Oh God,
What inlfllment Of joy.
Go forth in young glory,
Go vanquish the Dane,
And swell the proud story
Our land must retain.
Go! leave not a footprint
OF foes on our sod:
For glory and Erin,
For freedom and God.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-02
THE YAZOO DEMOCRAT
is PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING BY
@. w. JONES & e. BARKsDALE.

On Main Street, YazoO City-Over the Store
orr. WALLAcE Co-At Three dollars a year,
IN ADVANCE--Or four dollars, il not paid within a
month from the time Of subscribing.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-10
Washington, 9Th March lsis.

FLOOD on THE NIAGAGA RIVER The
roccn, breaking up OF the winter on Lake
Enc has been attended with disastrous re-
subs in the Niagara River, running into
Lake Ontario
A corrc.pondcn, Of the Rochester Dem.
ocral thus writes from Buffalo 10 thai pa.
per on the Sd inst
AN extraordinary excitement has pre-.
varied n, Queenston and Lewiston for the
last three DAYS The ice has disappear ed
from here with great rapiditv Such has
been lis Apvemen,s over the Niagara Falls
accompanied with 9 strong north wind. ihnl
the Npgara River has beea completely
blocked up The ice there yesterday with
~ mile Of the Falls was forty feet high
10 the rapid course ofthe ice, every thing
On ,Ae haris at Quceuson and Lewiston
has been swept Of, with he contents of The
s,ort-houses
/ A, Youngstown il has cleared of every
house near the wharf AMI the steam -four
mil. has gone wnh It, With some go barrel,
Of -four and large lot Of potash in sor,
there
The damage, all round, is no, far fou
100000.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-10

ben ,lain BY Tho eneay N the ssuf~ Of ,hs
moash.
The foads are evesy~ here bleeked sp,
aid rolb,fy swi pIsoder universal In
Love- sc,ndc ihs troops eon,issc health y
and The people qu~t %Iev M.j~ssys 7s,h
Highlander nov 3, Hyderadsb. are suf
',ring AZ severely A. ever from ind,ro'i-
ton They have N The course Of 4 months
lor +o2 mrn. IS women, and 100 children,
or 55T in al belonging 10 the regimen,
SIR Charles Napier hs. proceeded into
the BSoog'ee Mountains, with force Of
nesriy five Thousand men, for the purpose
ofehasiang the nsrspder, who eoniinu-
ul'y inirs our frontier during The no, sea
son. The eipcdnion wn, dsngerou, one
BY the lstes, accounts they were gsiting a.
long successfully, the general himself has.
arrived at Dryrn. Fresh revolutions have
occurred Q, Panjaub, where the army CON.
plr,elv controls the Government. pu,,lng
up and rulling down administration, at
their pleasure.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-10

Lsun quotations., aud nkes vrsil under
bic protection. Had the grcs, Roman Bard
so,ie ipnlcd such a commentator, he wou Ia
have iorbode TO wr,a lie had feared to
have mad seeh an acquaintance,
The removal Of WIN. b Lewis sill CT.
cites surprise His relationship to Gener.
oil jackson is as confidential q, ever the
very day bis rejection was announced,
he received n letter from General Jackson,
couched in the kndcst terms II may have
been intended, however, as a hypocriiicnl
dissolution Of himself from all blame Of hi,
removal. No one here believes that Lewis
would have been removed, but with Jack
sons consent McCaln, his successor, re-
ccivc, The office a, raymen, in full for the
services ho rendered the party IS State $
Evidence having depo.ed rSa, he had
seen Mr. Clay more than once engaged IN
game OF atrocious cards. Verify the labor or
is worthy Of his hire
Mr. Buchanan leh this city this morning,
for his home. |, is no, probable he will
qui, the State Department, before winter
as he ha, taken house ill December.
A number Of Pos, Office clerks were
vic,imized today verdict OF the Coroner,
cause unknown The wages says John.
son is appropriately called Care cave be-
ing the Latin for 'beware so, beware OF
johnson, is no illtimed caution for those
dependent upon him. A play card hn,
been stuck up in his department, Look out
for the engine, when the bell rings And,
it is supposed, he extracts much fun from
his daily occupation he finds much relief
in the misery he inhc,s.
A cloud OF dus, covers the Avenue
A PILGRIM FROM PENAcooK.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-10
For the Herald
"lN TINE OF PEACE PREPARE FOR
WAR"

This pagan ma>m i. the only gospel
which has been admitted ln;o 80 policy Of
Chrstinn Nations. Neat.y three lourhs OF
all their revenue have been SACRIFICED 10 this
healhenish precept. Christians have bowed
down to with a reverence which the las,
injunction of Jesus Christ could not com.
mand at their hearts. The Christian Ma
lions OF Europe, in "iime Of peace" are Ell
pending s 900 600, 600 annually IN ptepat-
ing for war with each other; while all tho
Christians Of the world, in the largest mu-
ficence OF their philanthropy, have never
given more than s3s00,OO0 in PREPARING TO
preach the gospel OF peace to the benghiei
regions OF the earth. The operation Of tho
American Board Of Commissioners for For
eign Mlssions are attracting tho attention Of
the civilized world. and are everywhere re
garded as magnificent enterprise of Chiis-
tan benevolence. Almost every Christian
church in tho Union is laid under contrib
ton TO sustain and extend these operations
Still the annual cost CT supporting single
ship ofthe line. even when anchored IN one
Of our harbots, that in amount all that
the American Board can raise year, to car
~ the bread and light OF life TO the regions
Of pagan darkness. \
Eight cen millions OF dollars are annually
expended by our government in preparing
for War in time Of Peace. OF this sum, Sill
millions are paid indirectly, if you please,
by protesting Christians and those intimately
associated with them,in sustaining the preach
ing Of the gospel al home and absoad twelve
times as much as they devote 10 the cause Of
Foreign missions May we not hope that tho
moral sentiment Of the civilized world will
be aroused against tins vast immolaIon TO
War, which engulphs tho revenue Of Christ
endom, brushes It's hard toiling millions III
the dust, suppresses commerce, letters and
corrups the Christian religion Let every
man who loves his race, place upon the open
recotd Of the public mind his testimony a
grinsi the sin-breeding custom of War and a
green world would soon be rescued from a
burning curse, whose progeny-inherliing
all the attributes Of their presents-ara slaT-
cry, Anarchy, Piracy. fnIempeIance, lnhdet-
i,y, and the whole region Of lust. l.. b.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-10

The number Of French immigrants in
this country is said by very good authority
to be grester than that from any other Eu-
ropean nation, Germany and Ireland alone
excepted l. ouisisnn is said to have from
$4,000 to 100000 Missouri 10000 ;
Michigan 2O,OOO New York so 200 4
the other states 10000 This does not in
clude the grea, number who came 10 this
country from Canada, during the recent re-
bellion
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-10

PtekingI fre~ Waiksn rioa L,Hsr, -
w B Lewis, aodsor of,he War Depart.
nsnt hs, been superseded BY Gen. Me
Gala Of Kentucky
Mr holland has bern removed from the
l'oe OF Commissioner OF Public Buib,ogs,
and Mr. Sykes, lsis NJ c. from New
Jersey, appointed in his place
Mr. Brinley, Chief Clerk in y, Office Of
the Solicitor Of the Treasury, makes way
for Mir voorhees,, Of Tennessee, who
was Mr. Folks law partner.
Msssss Robinson and Add,son, Clerks
in the Pos Office Department, have re.
ceived their dismissal
Il 10 now said ,ha, Amos Kendal will
have the Spanish or any Other foreign mis-
sion.
Mr. Richie. OF the Richmond Enquirer,
is at Washington bu, what he is doing
nobody seems to know
The removal Of Mr. Walker to the State
Department. is spoken OF as very proba'
bic.
The innocent Madisonian is Mortified al
the probability OF sharp work among the
Tyler Office holders, and begs Justify that
they may be spared
There is some doub, which OF the two
Loco Foco papers in Washington will OBJ.
tam the official printing.
1t reported that Mr. Ellsworth, Com.
missioner OF Patents, will be superseded by
Mr. Bidlnck
There is "onlv few more left" of the
Office seekers loafng around
Mr. Wicklif late Post Master Gcncra !
left Washington on the 3lst ulL for his res
dcnce, Bards,own Ky
Ex-Governor Thomas Of Maryland has
given security IN the sum Of $4,000 to
appear ntthe next term Of the CriTin"l
Court, Of the District TO answer TO hi, pre-
sentiment BY the GRIND Jury for libel.
A special agen, has been despatched TO
Mc1co TO ascertain how the now govern.
men, relish annexation. lfho find, hos.
tile tono prevalent. Mr. Sha nnon md him.
self will pack up and come home
Mr. wilkins EI.Sccr,tnry OF War has
left Washington no, well pleased, it ismp.
posed, with his prospects Of Obtaining the
vacant seat on the y. S. Bench