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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-23
.y'EFgo.gEeREgegF.

TsyE HAVE just opened variety of G'ASEL
w IoIA3T.E IEUT LsIsIE A&yD
E'AIycyy Ar TIC les among them are superb
Pink, Iupaz Beaslpns and Finger Rings Gold Neck
lace aud Bracelets and fashionable style OF Ear
Rings.
beautiful assortment of Berlin Iron Goods, consist
ing Of Bracelets, Necklace Breastpins aud Guard
Chains.
We have also new pattern Silver plated and Britain
MIA Coffee and Tea sets; plated Candeslicks, Shutters
and Trays.
Oar assortment Gold and Silver Watchesis worthy
the attention of all who wish to purchase-and at one
half the cost Of flrmer days.
We are manufacturing to ORDER Silver Table and
Tea Spoons-ard anxious 10 repair at reduced prices,
all and every description OF Watches and Jewelry.
We solicit continuance Of patronage. with assurance
that every effort are capable Of e'.rtng will be put
forth in order to please. WILLIAMS & VICTOR.
Dec l2 is
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GLOVER Srs.,n.
Grocery @aa Con,n,ission i;ws;

|
ssfSS.
Az ING leased of MIR. Richard ryree, that large
II = and commodious brick building, lately erected by
hun On The canal, We are prepared /, da n General
SoMialssloS AND FOlsH AHDlNG
BGSE.v'EAs.
And any business entrusted to eur care shall receive
our s,aet attention. One Of the partnels will attend
the Tobacco breaks regularly. Liberal cash advances
made on all produce IN hand. A large supply of
G. q { r r J r s
Together with Rock and Ground PLASTER con,in>
uaiiy On hand. SiEPfOE 4 TALAFERRO
REFERENCES:
a. lyree, Bowl,s & Acree,
H. DAVIS. j. & Meem
MtleT kncker. Adams X Wilkinson,
Mcdaniel y MCLofhle, 10. taWthan.
oso. Baehy, u. Peyun, Richmond
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P.l,EAET BOATS.
Tri-BsrckIv Einc OnFy.

AFt" ss cFAVy ZINC VNFN.
ENRON this date, (25,h Now we suspend our daily
u line If Packets new teen Richmond and Lynehburg;
and shall leave until further notice.
lynchburg Tor Richmond Monday, Wednesday and
Friday. At O'Clock A. NJ.
Richmond Ter lynchhue-M Monday, wednesday and
Friday, Al O'Clock Z. NJ.
Fare through from Lyuehburg 10 Richmond. $500
- Charlottesville 10y
Boats and Stages. (sia Seottsyr,) meals on
the Boats included. $50
BOYD, EDMOND s DAVENPORT.
Nov - l.
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9 - = -
vol. AAkHE.-.vU. 80.

the hubby riders What will il avail now save only To
ascertain fact to the future historian We hope Mr.
Adams will now come out with full expose
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-23
SALT. ErACEe1sFaT7-., &C.

SALT. EEACEGEsIa-7-., &C.
fNQR, halt and whole barrels Macherc Nos. !,
SV 2. and 3.
800 sacks Salt. well filed.
I20 keys Nails, assorted sizes,
% " Warehouse Nails,
20 " Box aud Fencing Nails.
5 bales Ms. ! and = Cotton 0zaahurgs,
5 - 3 4 and Domesiics.
COCO I,s SIZE Leather. gond and damagrd,
500 lis Cotton arms, Ieaksve, Redmond, aiorii-
celia and Lynchburs Factories,
Is bids Tanners on.
50 boxes Sperm and Iallew Candles,
800 Russia Sheet Iron.
500 " American - !"
800 " llpap Iron.
500 " Nue assorted sizes
20 buxes In Plate. For sale low by
Bon LES Z AGREE,
Jan %
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EEsGEgg'0EsY'sE SE.uE.g.sf.Y..

EEsGEgg'OssY'sz SE.E1E.g.Ef.
MRS f.. Y. LONAN, Principal.
MRS. JAMES FREEMAN DANA. Associate Prin.
1bSiIS Institution, situated in The town Of Liberty,
u Bedford County, Va, will be open Tor the recrp
ton Of pupils the lstof October.
Il is the object OF the Principals TO imrar 10 the str.
dents a useful as well ornamental edueailun
this purpose Mrs l.. and Mis-. ID. will be aided by
petenl assistants.
TIE TERMS WILL BE
Tuition in English, for The LIST class $50 pr, months,
2nd DO Is "
JUNIOR class g 5 "
Tuition in French, by Mile. Roe!
Of Fmnce, 5 "
Music 10y Professor Winker OF Germany Piano .25.
Harp 535; Guitar SIS pr. months.
Drawing, Painting, Latin, German, at Professor 8
charges
PAIN aud Ornamental Nceda-work, s. pr. five months.
Use of Musical Instruments -
Each Young lady furnishing berawn bedding and towels.
n. B--Eoard may also he obtained Ia many respect
able families n the village.
Refrrenccs--.Indee Stanard aud James yons. Esq.
Richmond JUDGE Iomax. fredericksburg; Rev. DR..
flawleY and Rev Mr.. Laurie, Isl Pfesbyerlan Church,
Washington; Gen. Gordon aud Hon. WIN. {. Blyes,
Abenqrle Dr.. p. H. Gilmer, Lynch5urs; Geo.
Tayloe Botetauri.
Bedford Sept 10 is
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Jan .
TGDE q.
INSURANCE AGAENsE FEE

TEvlE subscriber has heen appointed Sub Agent .
a the New York Contrbullunshp Fire Insurance
Comrany
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OVER CDAY'S AsD CL0AEzs.

M T. have on hand a beautiful! assortment of sup.
W Beaver ClnIh Over Goats and CIoaks, which we
will sell reduced prices Also, large lot Of Vests
very cheap. PAtliAM x HOfklNS.
Jan. 6 Is
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T1<1Ee FsEiN'E'.
Faels.CtaANg IAfF.OgtRvG.

FaFls.GEa&Sfs AtF.OEtRyG.
FE7l, f subscribers having taken Store Main Street
Il uext door 10 Henry Sampler, would inform the ell
gems of Lynchburg that they prepared wait upon
any in The
aEcvE LINE OF BUSINESS.
who may favor them with call
They will be notified at all tunes OF any change tb1t
may take place ia The Fashions; and all who paronize
them will be Of having their work done in the la
test style.
All work warranted 10 quit. Terms, cash and no
deviation.
WATEEIIOUSF g. WIlITTEMORE.
Jan. Is Is
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TsS FEtcby
TRUST SAFE.

TRUST SAFE
EBY virtue Ola deed Of trust executed by A. K Sncad
Z and OF recud in The clerk, office iIrd ,u county
court. and Tor Tie purnnse Of saving the debt therein
named 10 Thomas A. IloIcon,be. the nnaersgn,d. AS
trustee will before the Market House IN lph"burg
bidder, for cash the
Il Eg q Ga OF LAND
conveyed ty said deed lyire r Bedford county, adoin
iug the lands Of y. |. Manson and others, much
thereof, will ray the said debt. The Undersigned
believes the title good hut viii convey such title only
as is vested in him by said trust deed
JNO. NJ. OTFY. Trustee
Jan. Is tl5F
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-05-09

Newspaper .Subscriptions.-T Postmaster Gen
eral has prepared instructions to deputy postmas
ters under the new post office law, which goes in
to operation on the LIST of July next The lmita-
ton Of the franking privilege of postmasters has
cut oil the usual mode of transmitting subscrp
hons to papers. The following method is therefore
substituted by the Postmaster General, as provis
ION for the the transmission of money:
Money for newspaper subscriptions, not exceed.
ing Slo in each case, may be paid to Postmaster
lor the purpose of being paid to the publisher of
newspaper at any other office. The Postmaster is,
IN such case, to give to the person paying the mon
ey receipt therefor, and to advise forthwith the
& To VINO Is 70 pay said amount of such de-
is to be paid over. The Postmaster recoiyinr, tha
amount is to debit himself herewith in his occornt
and the Postmaster paying that amount is to oredi,
himself herewith, in his account of contingent ex.
penses"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-05-09

Inklines of ANNEXATION. The Herald OF Monday
has letter from Central America, ualeu fai"-
ma, Feb 2Oth," from which we make iie following
extract. The writer is speaking oil the projected
Canal or Railroad across the lsthmus, ana goes on
awe have vast interest in this pass independ-
emf of the immediate benefit TO commerce, which
this project involves AS Nation, our destiny
seems fast urging as toiodrds the coast Of Dd,ien
The barrier is loo feeble TO protect The prey Mexico,
weak as she appears to us, is powerful, when com
pared with every other people ON this continent ex
cept ourselves. The Governments of Yucotan,
Guatemala, and the few Independent tribes of In
dians Immediately bordering on the Isthmus, are
scarcely worth naming as obstacles. Twenty thou
sand well disciplined men from the Miss Valley,
are able to fight through from the Rio Grande to
the Isthmus Of Daricn That such will be done
after generation or tUo Of croakers has passed a.
,cdy is as certain as that the people are able to do
it, if they will it, 1t is a shame that so handsome
country should remain in such unmproving
hands. The best portions of America are in pos
session of n worn-out race, too weak TO flourish,
too proud to toil-a race whose destiny is connect
ed with nothing but wretchcdness and decay To
case them of their feeble dominion tronld be TO con-
fer great benefit TO The common interests Of The
,cold"
The morality of the burglar and highwayman
sounds rather odd as yet in the mouth of Young
America, but it will slip off as glibly as from the
tongue of any Pizarro, Frederick or Napoleon, "qf-
ter generation ttco ofcrOakerS has passed a'cdy"
The downhill road is easy to travel, and the pace
on it is sure to improve.-Iribune.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-05-09
If YOU FEEL A LAssITUDE,

WITH loss Of appetite papaiion OF the heart, ina
w bhiy To exercise, with drowsness and disposition
to sleep, take PHELPS TOMATO PILLS one or two
doses seldom fail relieve all those unpleasant symptoms
arising from congestion and lansud circulation of the
blood and a redundant quantity morbid quality of the
Ollie which apt occur at this season Of tho year,
Pain in the limbs, head ache and other effects o recent
cold are speedily relieved by them,
For sale by Druggists seHcralIy and 6ly agents in all
Main 81 Hartford CT. Also by S. p. REDFIEL D and
CLARK and COLLINS, Monipeier Goss and Hutch
ms Waterbury o. French, Barre r and M. Hammet
H. Montpelier; A. Il. Bancroft, Palnhtd. 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-05-09

DECISION Of The NJ T.. ChWch.-The vote in the
Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, to rescind the restrictive rule, that the
property of the Church may be divided, is LOST
some of the Southern papers say that division will
take place nevertheless and on the other hand it
the Louisville convention have expressed their in
tention of voting in favor of postponing the ques-
ton until the next General CONFERENCE.-THE Y.
Com. Air..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-05-09
A CERTAIN CURE

For Humors, ScrofuIa, Plies, Erysipolas, Salt Rheum
Jcald Head, and all diseases arising from inquiry OF
the Blood.
nOCr. BANGS RENOVATING MIXTURES
- n medicine composed entirely of vegetable substances
and of a character to eradicate speedily and
permanently all til troubles and dangerous diseases
hch arse from bad II the God is highly recon.
mendtd by who have used II, and ~il positively in nine
cases of ten effect permanent he poprietos
letters every week speaking praise of the
tce and narratng Of raUGdlnefy cures, which
are too volunlnOus to publish
MISUNDERSTANDING Sophia Bouchettc offs a bass
aged about 90 o scdd head which she had had from
iulucy-was Obliged to cap constantly, and was
wihuu any hat Of consequence She commenced taking
the NJ xutc in Feb 1912 and by April the disease dsap.
poorcd, Her hair Is grown out full and she no longer
IS obliged to wear a cap.
Mr. Ebrid. e Bingham Of st Adams for the cure of
burning. snatng humor with which he had been afflicted
for yeas
eo'omon Johnson Of Durham for the cure Of ulcer
aud scrufllous aGec ION.
Erastus stanton, II w Rice and John Baker Of STAN
bdge for the cure If piles,
Hugh Murphy, also Of ST AlbaRs, cured of bad
O plies in July last IN five days after he commcEced
taking the mixture.
The above article will be found at most druggist
throughout the slatc-sold who esao BY CURTIS
x SMITH, St Adams. VI. Also by p. WALTON
AND SONS agents OF the propuei1s,a al hontpeher va
Also by Goss lluchins, Waterbury; + Green, Rich>
ST Juhnsbury; o. French Barre; \. G.. Hale, Chelsea
Z, H. Ncvins and Co. Royal,on; j. Ross Jr Woodsoek
Peck and Speal, Darlington: N " iio'ey and Co. "h-
lisOn,
IPAlso by CLARK s. COLLINS, and S. p. RED
FIELD, Montpeler, VI.
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Yankee Mgenuiy.-The Yankees are proverbia
for happy expedients, in cases Of an emergency,
an instance of which is pleasantly illustrated by
Willis, in one of his letters. He says:--"I was
in crowded church, listening to the Fourth of Ju
ly Grafton; what with one sort of caloric and what
with another, it was very uncomfortable, and lady
near me became faint. To get her out was mpos-
sible. There neither fan nor sol rOldttle with
in twenty pews. The hustle after while drew
the attention of an uncombed Yankee in his shirt
sleeves, who had stood in the aisle, with his mouth
open, gazing at the stage in front of the pulpit, and
wondering, perhaps, what peculiar difference be-
tween sacred and profane oratory required this
pains taking exhibition of the speakers legs
Comprehending the state Of the case at single
glance, the backwoodsman whipped together the
two ends of his riding switch, pulled his cotton
handkerchief tightly over it, and with this effective
fan, soon raised breeze that restored conscious
ness to the lady, besides cooling everybody in the
vicinity Here is man, thought |, brought up to
have his wits ready for an emergency. His edu-
carton had not been neglected."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-05-09

College for Cannons.-A gentleman, in reading
a description of Windsor, came to the following
passage: Within st. Georges Chapel, Henry /.
found college for eight canons." "A college for
cannons !" exclaimed friend, "why what could
education do for cannons 2" "Makc them great
guns, to be sure" replied the gentleman.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-05-09
THE ONLY SUCCESSFUL REMEDY
FOR THE PILES.

THE VEGETABLE PILE ELEC rUARY, invent
l. cdby DR.. Upham Distinguished Physician of New
70 CITY, (96 Beverly is he only successful remedy
for that distressing compliant, the Plies.
Mark this-it Is an internal Rcmedy-n0t an ex crnal
application and will any Of Piles either Bleed
Ing or Blind Internal or ExeInl; and probably The only
thing that will There is mlsske about IT, 1t pos
tive cu'e-speedy and pcrmanrn 1t also conven-
lent medic TO tkc, and improves the general health
a remarkable manner. Pamphlets, containing tcstimp
mails Of lis efficacy, may be Obtained OF the Agents ga
It's.
DAVID F. BRADLEE, General Agent for the N T..
States, ll9 Court street, Boston.
Agents, Montpelier, CLARK COLLINS.
%. In Brattleboro DALTON a. CLARK.
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JUSTUS BROWNS ESTATE.
EXECUTORS SALE.

by virtue of License from the Hon. the Probate Court for
ID the District of Washington, will be sold public auction
the premises in Berlin, VT the 10th day of May, 1915,
O'Clock A. NJ all the real estate whereof Justus Brown
late of Berlin, aforesaid died sezcd and Being
undivided thirds of the homestead m of said deceased also
about % of Lease land in Berlin aforesaid called
School Land, and known the Sleeper Lot Also will be sold
the and place varous of personal proper
ty. Terms made known at the time and place of sale.
JOHN WINSLOW, Executor.
Berlin. Apr %. 1915,
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LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
lie A true copy of record,
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, REGISTER.
TWO GOOD FARMS FOR SALEM
LOWELL, VT.

ONE of about 40 Of first rate land lying the main
" road leading burlington Derby Line with about 100
acres under good cultivation with good story and half Dwell
ling House and Barns thereon, and conveniently wateed
house and at the barns of tho
quality continually running and plenty of good wood and
timber convenient be tho m good new school
house within half mile miles from the meeting house,
and starch factory Tho main branch of Msssquoi River
runs very pleasantly across whole firm. II is very pleas
ant well situation fol tavern stand and one
OF the barns built for that purpose.
The other Farm lies one mile from the main road,
tanning 100 cre with about 40 under good improvement very
smooth and little rolling the east, well watered and timber
ed all suitable for age moving with good House aud
wood shed and barn convenient FOR the farm.
The property owned by Robert Rogers of the CITY of New
York and will he sold at public tho 18th day of Sep
lombe next disposed of at private sale previous to that
time And the necessity OF selling the
can easy half the purchase money For further
particulars inquire of tho sGbscber the premises
JONATHAN ROBERTS,
Agent for ROBERT RoGERs.
Lowell, July o6. 1874. 72.tf
NJ d. The above will DO offered private sale until dspos-
cd Of November leli'
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In reply to the above, the following letter was
gent two DAYS after:
NATIONAL PALACE,
Mexico. Anril 9. 1915.

Mexico, April 9, 1S45
The undersigned, Minister OF Foreign Relations,
has the honor to communicate to His EXcellency
Mr. Shannon, Minister, &c. &C., in reply to the
note of His Exceency of the 3lst March, that the
Government of Mexico cannot continue plomatic
relations with the United States, upon the presump-
ton that such relations reconcilabe with the
law, which the President of the United States has
approved, in regard TO the Annexation of the De-
partment Of Texas to the American Union: that
this determination is founded upon the necessity,
which Mexico is UNDER Of maintaining no friend.
ship with Republic which has violated her obi.
cations, usurped portion of territory which be-
longs to Mexico, by right which she will main.
tam, at whatever cost that the relations between
the two countries cannot be re-estabshed, before
complete reparaton ofthat injury, ogrduio, such
as IS demanded by good faith, justice to Mexico,
and the honor Of the United States, is nade.
Moreover, the undersigned will take the liberty
to say to His Excellency Mr.. Shannon, that if the
United States Government thinks that il entertain
ed friendly sentiments towards Mexico, at the time
of giving such offence, and when attacking the in
tegrity Of the Republic of Mexico, this Govern
ment (Mexicol is very far from entertaining the
same views, or of acquiescing in the assurances
which His EXcellency Mr.. Shannon has given,
whatever may be its sentiments towards His Excel
lency personally.
The undersigned, in making this announcement
to Ills EXcellency Mr.. Shannon, doing so by the
order OF the President Of Mexico-cutting short
new discussion, which the interruption of the rela-
lions OF the two countries will not permit and be-
cause nothing can be added to what this Depart
ment has already sad--has the honor to renew the
assurances of his very distinguished consideration
LUIS G. CUEVAS.
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Hon. 10 DO 1.-The New Orleans Bulletin Of the
18th is afraid that "British intrigue" will cause
Texas to reject Annexation on the terms offered.
What shall we do in that case? The Bulletin an
swers
ain that event. we do not hesitate 10 say, there
is but one step which our Government can with
propricty pursue. That is, to solve the difficulty,
TAKING POSSESSION, ,cM military force, Of The
country tclich is The subject Of the int1gues. The
seizure and occupation of Mobile and Baton Rouge
furnish at once an example and precedent for the
present Administration, should there seem to be
good reason to appohcnd that the oiiiciousnoss OF
Great Britain is operating to the prejudice OF the
United States"
Shall we ever again prate of the partition of Po'
land, if this course is pursued?--.N T. Tribune.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-05-09
VALUABLE MEDICINE.
n. IL. DOWNS VEGETABLE BAL
AMIC ELIXIR.

l. Coughs, Gods, CONSUMPTION, WhpopinG Cough,
Asthma Bronchitis, Group Influenza, and all diseases Of
the Lungs, and where known has ob'aued DIES, ~ =.
cdly 6ular reputation by promoting cYpecloarion by
which the constant irritation OF the lungs mime
diatcy stopped giving united with lhe Balsam-
c properties of the medicine opportunity effect
cure as can be arsed By thousands of Individuals in
England and N York and the most sktp;ical have only
bottle to prove the truth OF the statement.
Pamphlets containing sh,rl history of the diseases
respectable certificates oil with full directions ac.
COMPANY each botle, can be had &c the agents. gratis
AGENTS be supplied by applcluon to CURTIS
and SMITH, St. Adams, Vermont
iE}eSold in this village by CLARK & COLLINS
aud S p. REDFIElD; also by A. T. BANCROFT,
Palnfrld; ALDER and G r. CAM, Stowe GOSS
~ HUTCHlNS, Waterbury. 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-05-09
CHEESEMAN'S ARABIAN
BAISAM

Tor THE CURE of every kind Of wound7, sprans
sores, burns, coughs, sore lungs, the desperate
piles and rheumatism If kind, II will prevent the
toohache, torpid and persisted limbs, stiff joints
numbncss &c. and can be dcpcAded relieve
in all cases.
THIS valuable medicine has been extensively used for
tie last ten years while its increasing demaud the un,ver
sal satisfaction 1t has given aud the testimony Of multi
ude OF individuals Of the first standing the community
who have tested and iniAblY proved lis efficacy show
that 1t need only to be used prove its invaluable
ceence ,cdecd all who haze ever rcd The }asam prize
it so highly that they will be inGuced under any
Grafton to do without it. This Basam has attracted the
attention Of meL Of science and Physicians and Surgeons
OF The greatest scientific requirements give their un-
qualified appreciation; while many of them in different
sections oil the United States use in their practice
ind have authorized the publication of heir certificates
UjPurch1sers should inquire for the trnc article by
ing the whole nanic-Checseman Arabian Basam-and
see that IT has my name written my own handwriting
across the prnted directions the wrapper very
Tie. L CHEESEMGN
Soldby CLARK COLLINS Druggists Montpelier;
G. h. Ainsworth, Wllliamstown; Goss x Huichins
Waterbury; Peck and Spear Burlington, and throughout
the country generally SIS lV.