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The New York herald., 1845-09-23

CHARITY - PHnAUELrHA The body OF Mr. X
de Lutzen has been buried, - il ~ was : common
loaier, IN the public buFyinR-ground al Phiia.
delPhia, alter laying es.ored On n. wharf
Tor six hours The coroner, instead "A
having him decenty buried, with the money
and vauables found on his person, tcok them away
and left the body 10 the gsxe 81 the dock o.lers hi,
The public undertaken saw ~, 10 NJ ehany - inter
the unfortunate stranger. Ailer Mr. D. Ls,srn had
nsked his life 10 the service u Philadelphia. 10 ths
late no's, Tor which that CITY never paid ham one
cent, q borders on the diseraoeial tor thai corpora
uon % permit his body 70 be tossed about hks lha
o. = dead dog We hcs~ some relative II The de.
Ceased val clam the money and yaluabes nov i
me hasds Of the coroner, and make Philadelphia
pay uP the siSiy dollars due the decsascd ior snsy
expended by hun Tor horse hlr. ~ tho-@ r,o,..
The New York herald., 1845-09-23

ARRIVAL PROM EUROPE. The packet ship yicto-
RIA arrive yesterday from London with thlry.eight
eab'n Iassengers, including Robert Owen, the Rev.
Dr smith, q = Peters Church; Presfore Devani,
OF the Park Theatre, Sc.
The New York herald., 1845-09-23

blshor souLE The Lebdso, 20 } Star announ-
- ma bishop soule, who was summarIly disposed
el se on'o onirrtnre, took his hnsl departure from
vile Tenn " ~"
The New York herald., 1845-09-23

RAILROAD ENTHUsIAsM-Nothingi in the market
IS now SO much sought Railroad stock the city
II in perfect blaze of passion for shares the drec.
tors of the Erie Railroad have taken in hand its
completion, and like good christians, having found
II TO do, they are determined to do il with their
might. Already nearly all the new loan Of three
millions are subscribed for, and if three times the
SUN had been needed, it would not have been a
mouthful for our thirsty merchants and longing
capitalists. We veribly believe that had il been left
to the grocers-the drapers-the mechanics Jointly
or separately, they would have made short work Of
filling the subscription book. We expect 10 see
some mighty deeds performed, before another year,
in railroads. The Harlem Railroad Company
will surely catch the contagon, and run their
road TO Albany, besides the Sing Sing
branch to communicate with the Erie on the
opposite shore All other projects OF this kind
which have been in contemplation, we hope TO see
developed in these piping times OF excessive
wealth, when people are beginning to fret and 10
fume for want OF knowing what TO do with their
money and credit. The completion of the Erie
Railroad will hardly terminate the anxiety of those
very respectable classes, for it may be fairly ex-
pected to augment their capitals rapidly, and add
enormously TO the already vast wealth OF our citl-
Zens. In the meantime, II would not be amiss Tor
the wise to set their wits to work in carving out
new projects to be accomplished as soon as the
Erie is done. Blessed are they who do hunger and
thirst after railway shares for they shall be re.
yVardpd
The New York herald., 1845-09-23

hrAIrH ~ rnE CrY.-There were only one hun
ared ana e'ghy-one deaths n this city last week
Tue weather lsbracIng and healthy.
The New York herald., 1845-09-23

JUDGE PARkRR's CHAReE-We shall receive by
special express the charge which Judge Parker was
to deliver at Delhi, yesterday having DESPATCHED
reporters for that place for the purpose Of taking !,
r~batim. This charge will be OF the creates, in.
terest, as Judge Parker will doubtless 20 over III.
whole theory Of the rent system and also the AMI.
rent disturbances. We shall issue it immedia,elv
on Its arrival
The New York herald., 1845-09-23

ArroiNfMfSr r. rHE SUPREME CorRr.-Iti is Off.
e.aliy announced That the Hon. Levi Woodbury., Of
New Hampshire, has been appointed one of the AS
sociaie Justices oi the Supreme Court Of The United
States, ~ The place Of Joseph Story, deceased.
1hIs i q capllal serctlon
The New York herald., 1845-09-23

FASHIONABLE lNrELLIsENcE-Ex-Presd Ty-
sr and his lady took an airing yesterday IN splen-
did turn-out-a barouche and four, we believe, IN
Broadway. He is probably preparing Tor The mex,
Presidential contest.
Robert Owen, the celebrated English socialist,
arrived here yesterday in the Victoria, from Lon
don He looks as rosy as the morning, and is full
oi LIE and vvacity He is about preparing for the
great convention OF socialists and philosophers
which is going to be held in this city next month
All the Ills OF the age will then be taken up, ais
cussed, and remeded
The New York herald., 1845-09-23

ANrI-RENT MOVEMENTS few days since we
despatched reporter TO the theatre OF the present
Anti-Rent disturbances, Delhi, in Delaware county,
in order that he might gather such facts as might
serve to place matters they are in that region
in true light before the public. In another column
will be found one OF his first communications This
question of Ant-Rent, are afraid is destined 10
become great political question in a few
years, as Abolition. Springing like Abolition
from the mere trihing movements of few, II has
already been fomenied into fall life and strength,
and when we consider that II involves question OF
less than fifty or sixty millions of property COM
prlsing two or three hundred thousand persons and
controlling the of probably thirty thousand peo.
pie, we may well rub eyes, and ask can such
pears they repudiate all contracts pay the
ands they hold by lease, and not content with that
claim the land themselves This is curious doc
trine, and IT is but natural suppose that If this
Anti-Rent doctrine succeed in the country, why
should it not be equally tenable in the city 4 Ten
ants, and debtors Of all kinds, this principle may
follow suit. This is one OF the perplexing and dis
tracing new doctrines of the day. and should the
revolutionary and ill-judged convention that is 80
clamored for by certain parties, come TO pass we
should not be surprised to this, the Empire State
run down and overfiown with Abolitonists, nt-
Renters, and all other kinds Of modern political
jugglers Truly, we have fallen on strange times,
and it behooves to look well towards the end Of
all these singular moveme nts
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LITERARY NOTICES.
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the orators, the poets, the patriots Of man
kindl What scorn and curse Of Providence
can have fallen upon them!" As he gazed,
tears suddenly suffased his eyes; the first
sunbeam struck across the spot where be
stood; purple mist rose around him, and
he was gone.
The venetians, with one accord, started
from their seats and rushed out of the hall.
The prince and his suite had previously ar
ranged every thing for leaving the city, and
they were beyond the Venitian territory by
sunrise. Another night in Venice, they
would have been on their way TO tho other
world.--Leisurs Hours.
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PETITION FOR DEYORCE.

Robert IIakes,) ,.-....
Caroline Hakes b. ...t.. '-...-t -.f atl"
THE said Caroline Hakcs, will take notice. that the
complainant, the goth day OF February, A. D. 1885,
Med in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas for the county of Paudng and State of Ohio his
petition praying that the marriage now existing
between them he dissolved and that he he forever divorced
from herr causes alleged adultery and gross neglect of
y and also that dispositions of witnesses will he taken in
Myers in the township of Perry in the county of Putnam
and State of Ohio, the Goth day of March, b. 1916
between the hours of O'Clock A. NJ and o'clock, p M
E-s ROBERT HAKES, Complainant. {"
February 23d, 1s45. 6w9il
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The State of ohio)
49,. -, s. H. ~.
James Nicholas g. sehuliohi Exponas,
Samuel Dinsmore f,fb
RY virtue Of witt o: vendton Exponss me direct
- ed from the Court of Common Pleas of the county
OF Putnam and State of Ohio, will offer for sale ut the
door Of the Court House in Kaida Monday, the 10Th
day of May A. d. 1S45 between the hours of 10 o'clock
property TO wit: NJ
gray Horse. Taken as the property Of samnel Ding
more, at the Suit ofthe State Of Ohio.
sHERIFF's OFFICE, -~1 "a. -
KaIida, May s,is4S. swsao
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NOTICE

NOTICE
hereby given that owner and proprietor have
this day filed in the Clerk office of the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Putnam county, Ohio petition praying for
the vacation ofthe whole of the town plat of the own Of
Pleasant situate in the township of Pleasant in said
county, which petition will be for hearing at the nsxr
term Of sadCourt. JOHN SIGAFOos
April 1st, 1545. 5w9Is
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

RLANK executions just printed and for sale
Id at this office. 4
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The Best and Cheapest Family Periodical
in the United States-Edited and Published
by Robert Sears, No. ia Fulton Street,
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ANEcDoTE OF DR.. MAINE.-Dr. Jasper
Maine author of The City Match" &C.,
was great wag, and 10 the last he enjoyed
his propensity to joking; for, in his will he
bequeathed to servant, who was great
tipPler, trunk, with something in it to make
him drink, which, when it was opened, con
tanned only red herring. This joke is at
tributed to Joe Miller, but the doctor died,
in 1872, aged SO, long before Mattley, the
reputed author Of Joe Miller's jest-book, was
born. 2'.H', I'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-02
NfIsU AIsY.

Died on Tuesday. the 27h OF May. at his residence
IN Bfuokvle. Mr.. JonN JoRnAN. in the 33rd year Of
his age. He an honest industrious man. but mat
teniiye To the great all important subject of religion.
lie had been confined for weeks the chamber oi
disease. and the bed Of lnngulshment. During the pc
rod o confinement, God in mercy, graciousv turned
his attention 10 The necessity OF preparation for death
Sumo eight or ten days beure his dcccase while prayer
fully seeking forgiveness, through the merits Of The
saviour, God WAS pleased TO grant him the most salts
factory lnlinailnn, thai his sins parlaned He
hen ennyed nn"terupcdly, The peace that passelh all
understanding, and which can be received through
Christ alone He expressed entire resignation The
viii God, 10 live or In die-in the assurance oil d.
vine acceptance through the merits and ntercesson OF
Christ, and in The ,Nereise Of all hs acnrs with lc
cheering hope ul being with Jesus, he calmly and
yyfnlly departed. blessed are the dead that die in
the Lord"
~ The Richmond Christian Advocate will please
copy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-02

DEATHS Doings The South Carolina papers an
nounee the death of John Campbell Esq. at his resi-
dence In Marlborough district. on the l9h ult Mr.
amphel had been Tor many years distinguished repre-.
seniatlvein Congress from that State and had ON more
than occasion eviuced his Independence of character
by resisting the ol the pariv with which Le orne
rally 60 operated Few men IN The House Of Rcpr sen
allyes occupied mFe enviable p,silion-or allheuef
there were more brilliant minds Than his IN thai body
none had sonndcr Judgment, moe conscientiousl,
obeyed lis prnmpllugs.
john b. Hogan, Esq gallant officer during the las
war, and more recently Collector of the put Of Mobile
died at A's residence, near that city, few day since
The Clarksbnrg Va) Republican announces the
death of Wilson X. Shlnn, Esq. late member ofthe
Senate Of Virginia, the l9h u at his residence in
Harris IL county.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-02

Or lhe ashington correspondent Of the \. Y
'oufrr states that Secretary Bancroft is particularly
malignant towards the 1ylc'ies, removing all of lhal
Sr'pe" who are within his reach Nor" he adds
docs be prosecute alone the animated remains Of "
efIsm. lie even attacks the licensees of the
President I'LL of late, his agechamher has been ora
ccd by the portraits OF all the Presidents short time
snce he ordered the removal of Tyle's facial image
as dts'cIalon Of the other company; and is for that
man. aud others like him. that Tyler foresuoe his feally
10 his party, his principles and his cnscence and left
his name kissing and a 10 all future generations,
Those TO profled by the eason Lathe aud allure the
traitor"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-02
I.NNCfsIsiJis. MAusiAi.r.

/ tor The leeek ending Saturday, Nay II. 1915
Belaw Is CORRECT statement ut lhe Market lor the
past week.
16taceo.--old Lugs. 81 90 10 80; new Iues 81
50 10 $500. Leaf interior. $500 80, common.
g. 10 $40, mljdlng, 81 90 IL 90 shrpng, (ne~
Sio0 To d,oo; manufacturing. (commonl Si.oo 10
600, iinc manufacturing $1,000 p3U.l3.
Flour s. 10 from wagons, s'ech light, and IN good
demand
Vtedi.--Bnl le If any old canning in. and too ear.
" yet Tor new; Farmers in tins neighhafhood
have comm o cutting May What
G'raia.-Gom 10 cents per bushel imm wagon
Oals. sheat Il 10 80 cents per hundred cleaned - la
% cents. per bushel. Rive, none IN market.
Glorcr aud Grass Secds.-Clover Seed. &375
per bushrl. tom wagons 10 from sior; 'fnnu.
thy SAYS IL $50 Herds Grss. Ga lnm Wagons
Pforlsioas -BScoL. Il. 10 eenls irun magun. IL 8
cts from snrr cou, ldrrable quantity cunng n Beef
s. per hundred. Meal, 80 per bu~he from wagon.
Esh,-Shal, s. 90 IL s. 90 per bbl.; llcrrues 81
10 81 90 Alackcrol, No / SIS, NJ :, $3.50. No.
3. s..
CoDte.-S, Domingo 7 10 2 cents per H. RIO, s
9 eenls; lagua s. 10 10 cents Java, l.! To h cts
Cuba I } 10 :.
snsar, -Brown, New Orleans :, io cents per H.;
perto Run s 10 cents per H.; ST GfoN, | 10 l2l
cents per H.; lsaG IL to L cents per lb.
CaudicsZIai,ow. l2l 10 Is cents per 10, Sperm. 81
to b per lb IN y suns 10 To Il cents per To-
uhiheg-t Common. - Ia ~ cents per gallon, ron
fwaeon. (rom surc, 81 10 80 cents heeahrd. ioio a.
romwagnn.
Broady.-Applc. 81 cents per gallon Peach
- cents per gallon.
cpHoa ipas.-Faclory prices; lotto l6l CTS Pc 10
assorted.
ioa.--Bar Iron 50 per ton from boats, $50 from
Sure. p. Iron held al go per ton.
Neei-B.slerrd, 81 10 cenls per b. German. l5to
10 eehlsi sheat 20 10 - cents fe h., Cast Steel, 20
to - els. per H.
Lia,cci oa.-7o cts Lamp 81 co to 80 per gal
Ion; Tanners. slG ,Oo Ia 100 rer Dbl.
IeatLgr-t,AbI Sole. epnls nor III Damnprl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-02
VWNNI NJ IT y
HAMrDFN SIDNEY COLLEGE


The summer Session OF his Venerable Institution
commences IN the iits day pf1une. We think that It's
friends may Justly challenge for liberal share ri psi-
ronagr Situated in healthy. moral and intelligent
neghhorhuod. a distance from all of dissipation
parenis may send Their II with rs confident assn,
rance that they Will be returned back To them NJ corrupt
eds as they might enelialn, II they them 10 any
0aer Institution tn the STATE indeed In the country
When 1t Is stated IN addition that the expenses are as
low, and that 10 ahrs Will be spared the part ii The
Professors and Teachers 10 make the instruction equal
10 that given N any College in the State is confident
ly expected that parents and guardians Will examine IN
10 hese claims before hy send their suns and wards 10
oher Institutions especially to other Institutions hesond
the limits Of our State.
llamrden Sidney by her past services has already IN
posed heavy debt of gratitude the "Od Dominion.
and thus Ven title 10 liberal patronage. Many ui
rnnlas mnsl honored aud useful sons nave inhhed At
her sacred fountains thai knowledge by which they have
been prepared lpr usefulness. She is still willing aud
we trust able 10 become the handuaid ofthc State and
Church. IN hitting their Tor pasiS of respeclabit,
and influence.
We would respectfully suggest to all who design
coming 10 this College during the present session the m-
poflaaee ol coming Al an early period as poss bic
L j. =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-02
600 .V'EGROES V.z.y.TEn.

VIE. SUBSCRIBER wishes to purchase TWO
HUNDRED NEGROES, orholh sexes, from l2
to 81 years OF age. for which he will pay fully as high
pr'ces Us sould be obtained in Rrhnond in any par.
of the Stale,
re is very anNons To purchase. and is determined to
ne nh.ra IN every instance. lie will pay high price
Tor Mechanics, Blacksmhs. Carpenters, &c., 60
Persons having such property for SALE would be III Aeir
lie can be found at the stnre Of Mr. NJ. Iau
Letters addressed the subscriber from the ss,sp,,v
Will be attended To. GEORGE nAVIS
May 8 ,s ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-02
'"llN Sl1tltnlltfd nv
JNo ROBIN. McTASI
JNo. CARY.
PLEASANT PARTlN.
i. ID. JENNINGS

l. II. jfNNiNt.S
Mi. Christian moved 10 take IN The bin b,o,,f,,, -
ported, Tor Night Match and the hc5t., -
o' The Police nj This corporation which ,,,,,'a, -,
considered. Vas rejected
Mr.. Christian moved la have The annointno,, If ,,,
Police Masters ior The town. one IN ,arb \yard ,,b
salary al S3uo each which Was rejected AL ,la., Ia
h"Hed Ia duee the salary ct Tie Police, Master n &on
Whieh was alsn rejected. Aud thefensn npon IN M,
''ul' heoIved, That the salary ri the Police Master Inc
reduced 10 the sum Of $500.
ihe beard Proceeded 10 the election # the nublie of
nces oil the corporation Tor the present year hen III.
'o'ln"ing We're duly elected
Alex. Iompkns to be Treasurer:
II. Huntington to be Collector Of the Revenue
Jefe murphy lobc Nelghmasier At the Public Scales,
1nhh thurman I" he Clerk OF tie Market:
! ne same Ia be Inspector Of Butter and l. ard
warren hannaWay 10 be Keeper at the MAGAZINE
>. Miller 10 be Superintendent Of The Waler
W orhs.
~ !. Newhall 10 he Guaecr If Spirituuus l. onufs.
Jessf l. burton To be Master n Police
Ana m l)nrnn, BenI Il. Dawson, 7 Cupneaae
ana Michael Noffis 10 he Neghers Of nu.e and | n
rhrd i"haeeo
The Board doth approve uf the anpointneal oc \,.m
H. w aison Ia he Deputy Collector II the revenue
Mftary offered the ialowing resnlullsnsy nbIrb lac.
Ing read were unanimously adopted:
- he@r'd' That, whereas it has plcosed Almighty
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-02
Mr.. .1atncr Ysintcr:

T. Y
"a WAKE No llCE, that on the l0.h day of July.
II 1916, nj the Sure house at :. &. Hurt < CO at
Pea Town, in the county Of bedford, shall take the
dispositions Of sundy wi,ursses be read in evidence
on the trial OF suit IN chancrry. depending the
county court ol Bedford wherein am paint n aud you
and Thomas Mead are DEFENDANTS If. from any cause
the taking Of the said dispositions shall be completed
the above named day, | shall continue the taking
thereof at the same place. from day day, (Sunday,
| excepted until the whole taken.
HENRY LLOYD.
june 2 w4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-02
TO TIE LADIES OF BEDFORD

meeting If the Ladies If the Bcdfutd Association
tr erecting Statue 10 Henry Clay, will he held in the
Presbyterian Church Al Liberty IN the lllh 81 June
next fun meeting is respectfully and earnestly fe
Qursied, business OF importance will be- transacted.
and several addresses delivered
ANN II. MITCHELL Pest
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-02
June .

VIRGINIA g. Ata enrnit superior court OF law and ch
cctyt continued aud held Tor Franklin county, at the
courthouse, the 10Th day ni blay, 1915
faImends English and ma,ti CIV Il, Allen late
chants aud partners trading under the STYLE and firm ot
English y Allen Plaintiffs,
against
Luke Ray, Guslasus A nghcld and Samuel Hale,
Deissdants
lN CHAHcERY
The defendant Inho Ray, not having entered his appear
aud given security, according 10 the of Assembly,
aud the rules of his court and appearing by
evidence that he i inha biiant oi this State on
motion of The plaintiffs by sell Is ordered that the said
defendant do appear here IN the Inst day OF the next
and answer the plaintiff bill ana that cupy Of this order
be forthwith inherited IN newspa per published in the
town OF snchhu,g oftw months excessively and posted
at the from door OF the house OF this county
\ Cop, --Tcste
NJ. G. cARPER, u. G.
J.no um
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-02
EOlsHeSS ! Ee0l,ness !

81 received, large assortment Of the latest fash
- ION OF summer Bonneis, together with larpe lot
III The most fashionable Goods for ladies' and gentlemen,
Summer dresses; which we will sell at unnsnall. l~
prices Our friends aud the public will find il ia ,boir
interest To call and examine stock beGre pnrcbasn
as we are determined offer induce ments IN he -
are wanting Unods. Onr stuck is large aud embrae, ;
almost every article N The Dry Goods line.
a'ANlS y WILKINSON,
Mo- Bank sqse
~ lmlf
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MEDICINE & SURGEONS

]. " $ + Il L VI T. " L $.
| A FULL assortment of Medicines, warranted gen
uine ofthe best qualily-aId of Surgeons Instru-
menls from the best makers. Also a very general sup
ply OF all articles in the Drug and Apothecary's line,
Tor sale much less than usual prices, and ar
ticles at Or less than New York present prices at
HOW ELL DAVIES.
June 5 visit
X7fRGINIA:-At rules hold in the clerks office ofhe cir
cult superior law and chanceiy, Tor the county
OF Franklin, the day OF May, 1915:
Benjamin Lemon, behalf Of HIMSELF and other creditors
Of jeremiah Ferguson decd who shall come in and seek
lief by, and contribute TO the expense OF this suit
Plaintiff,
against
Sanford Scott and Sarah his wife, the sod Sanford in his
right, and of jeremiah Ferguson, decd
Stephen Aes and Rachael lis wife jeremiah Ferguson,
Wiley Ferguson, Charles Ferguson, Samuel Ferguson,
Arnsead Young and Margaret lis wife, Mary Ferguson
and Pleasant Thomas and frances his wic, Defendants.
In CHAHcERY.
The defendant jeremiah Ferguson, not having entered
his appearance and given security, according 10 the act Of
assembly aud the rules Of this court and appearing by sat
acory evidence that he not an inhaant OF tins State;
On the motion OF tie Plaintiff by counselt is odered that
said defendant do appear here at rules TO be held IN the
dccrks Office, the irs Monday IN next, md
answer the plaintiffs bill and that copy of tins order be
forthwith inserted in newspaper published in the town
Linchburg. months successfully, aud posted at
the front door o the courthouse oil TIN. county, court
day. a Copy-Iesie,
NJ. G. CARPER, d. c,
Junr w2m