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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-18
HS. r. HAYHUssSE,
WAGON MAKER,

BLOOMSBURY.
ED ESPECFTULLY informs the public ,hs,
ia. he has located himself in the Shop lately
occupied by ZlBA RUGGLES, in MARKET
STREET, where he intends carrying on the above
business in all its various branches.
HEAVY WAGONS
built and repaired as well as one horse
WAGONS AND BUGGIES,
of every description, and all kinds of Cosntry
Work, in bis line done at sbo, noiicc. and on the
most reasonable tsrns.
G1Gooj Lumber and oil kinds Of County Pro-
duce taken in psyusn, 70, work. but Cssh will not
ercfussd.
8pul 8, lsTr-enss
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-18
AUJOURNED
SHERIFF'S SALE,

BY virtue Of a writ OF ven.ex. TO me direct
ed; will be exposed to pubic sale, a. the
Court House IN DanviIie,on Monday the
18Th Of November, l645 at l2 O'Clock M.
The following pIoperty 10 VIZ:
a seriain tract Ofiand. situate in Green.
wood township, ColumLia County contain
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17

At meeting ofa p1rlion Of the citizens Of Nelson
County. assembled at Fleetwood on Saturday the jth
day fully for the purpose of adopting some mode of
paying tribute Of respect 10 the memory OF Gen. An
drew Jackson.
Spot,wood Garland was appointed Chairman, and l..
G. Perrow elected Secretary.
The object of the meeting being explained by Dr. J."
\. Lyon.
The Chairman appointed DIR. y. l.. Ligon. Floyd L..
Whitehead Esq, Ro. u. Anderson Esq. james II Brent
aud John Stevens, conmlee whose duty II should be
10 invite person "hom They might select to deliver
address enogy the deceased, at such time and
place as they might hereafter select, Of which due notice
will be given.
Nhere0p1n they reported the name of Maj. James
Garland as being the person selected
On the motion Of Floyd l.. Whitehead Esq, it was
ordered that the proceedings ufbs meeting be Puoshed
in the Lynchburg Republican, with the request that the
Virginian should copy.
On motion, ii was ordered Hat this meeting do now
adjourn. S. GARLAND, Grimm.
l.. e. PERGow, Scc'ry.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17

The hue Spirit AT the celebration of the recent
Anniversary in Boston, Mr.. Il. c. Winthrop the able
representative Of that city in Congress, took OCCASION
in abiding to the annexation Of exas, 10 say that
while she not prepared to rejoice very warmly in
such event. he would receive the State with the
feelings of American citizen whose duty is on
" stand by the country it is but TO stand by
his country ii hereafter may be-" lie offered the
following toast:
"OuK CouNrRY-Bounded by the ST. Johns and
the Sabine, however otherw bounded or described
and be the measurements more or ess-sl cou,ltrg
be cherished in all hearts, be defended by all
our hands,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17

Eaadoitb .U,eo, C,Il..ss ,,,.J Js SILL p
II being Supplemented NJ me lsI ,,,,aeaes,sr, that
the child Of a IaIy a h, u.s. ,l,r -, = -, a, he
Stewards Hall Ind tb, s,,alI r, ,,J Tho ,t.s,ees no
iag anxious thsi IN. ,ht sb,.li h -, c ,ho
progress Of tbe liss,sn ,,,a ~, a. ;.l.a,f ,,s
Of the institution h,rtI ka ,,6l Lsa !, Ill t
sal for Their s,es T., ,.i,,,, n ~ ,L "A g..
appointed n csmu,t,c, fl, Il.s, ,,,,,,s,
Fully aparerfaf,p, rho ,.s.5sj,li,, i,...I On 49,,
we decrmlne3 la maxi, NJ ,,,r,,,,,ict,, T., Il n,s
lie until We should h, an ,l Ia, ,h ~, ,,,,,,
bic evidences sustained b, thu s,,o,,rs If H., ,,,b,,l
gentlemen al Ba,llop tbgt tb I5s,,. L, bs., ,,iri
arrested and that lLrr, vs. pat tho ,n,,sI l,,, ~
lis return. ard this c,,rss ~, la, ,Ib.,sl - IN 4.
spite of The l,I.e and >t,,,s,.a, ,,,,s ,,,h Lay.
pane forth rrnrese,,ti,,, ,t, ElI .,1 H., ,l,,, -
Bnydiun AS n p,rtr,t / .y,,,.,., I'LL nt,l ,,t-o.
disease and draib u,, No., H., ,,,,r,,,a i'm a
poache1 The mi, H., ~, tel ~ H. 49,. ., m
Sufficiently lisrl,se ~
Ga the arrival If this tqav nj thc Stewards Hall
1t believed BY DIR Snifh The ocrupanf If The Hall
that her sun ,iX or seven yaafs ODD had ,he smell pox
The fact vas pfampy communicated Il, the f.plty and
trustees (lhe hoard beinu Then IN Session and the lady
ard both Of her chldran y,fs l,,rJ ,n n ,51 s,,, al
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17

o.. A portion oflhe Locotoco press is still denouncng
the appointment of that ''od lederalls" Mr.. McLane,
as Minister to England. Flsk's Washington journal
says, "has completely Frustrated the democratic party
in Delaware. They will henceforih fold their arms
and look 1t has disguised the true democracy every
where" Hence we infer that neither Mr.. Polk who
made the appointment, the Cabinet which sanction
ed ii, nor the Washington Union, which defends it. be-
long to the "true democracy" They will have soon 10
defend their own orthodoxy'' as well as Mr.. McIane's
In the meanwhile, the National Inleigencer supply
ing them with material for Mr.. McIane's defence, by
copying his splendid euloey the old federal party of
which he was long distinguished leader, on the
floor OF the House Of Representatives, in The year 1875
not lJng before Gen Jackson appointed him Office
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17

., iiy of.he supreme folly q uniting with others in the
tlessn IS Of plugging tie State htadong into debt or
IN, prosecution of works which will in the end bankrupt
h.r as similar works hive done sumo OF her sister
S,s,es, he unhcsilaing'y expresses that opinion, he
Aid list winter in his letters from Richmond. directly
,huse facts came into his possession. IT, nevertheless
an, osll,r 10 the work hls, ''R,anoke" asserts
.lono been suspected" all have 10 say Is tina, the
su,pcion preceded the fact, and originated doubtless
with those who judged by the mirror IN their own
bc,s,s ..Roanoke," indeed, asserts thai have be
FAR, .'wrilten and acted though (we) unlfiendy
I, The completion Of the canal beyond Lyuchburs'-
and he bases upoa this assumption the charge of sys
,em,,ic unfrlendliness to the work We deny the al>
legation in toto; aud challenge him to the proof As
WE have heretofore had occasion To remark, had new
Of EXPRESSED any opinion unlyoabe the continuation
If The work until last Winler-and even them not cht
sing to ac, definitely upon The doubt with which
were inspired OF the expedlerey of lis comp leun,
o,rused granting the right oil way the Baltimore 4
Ohio Rail Rad Company, 10 paIkersbursh. expressly
an the ground that il the Virginia work Is be
Melted we ought not to place rival by lis side, to de
nrye il of tie trade, III attainment of which the
great, if the soIe object of undertaking it, For. II
the lanes River and Kahawha line is not to be c1nlin
ned there ought not 10 be the slightest hesitation IN
granting the application OF the Bellimore Company
And we may add, that ii had desired put quieus
IN the Kanawha scheme. WE know of more eiiertua
mode of plshins that object than by voting for that
.ppcaon as we should have done if such had been our
wish or our design
But will not again If we can help it) be drawn
into discussion Of topics merely personal. Roanoke
and all others may rest assured, that We shall do what
we conceive be our duty, and having done that. we
shall be Indifferent to the voice OF denunciaon, come
from what source il may.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17

Secretary u alker-Ths gentleman has at leugth made
statement of the circumstances under which he willis
held from Mr.. Thompson the commission of L. S Sena
tor, urw adcd 10 his care be delivered To that nen-
teman, by the Governor OF Mississippi In this States
ment, he says that 1.-The Governor had been induced 10
make this appointment in consequence of assurances from
me (Mr. Waker) that my that of my sue
might, and would in all probability be nes
cessary to give the democratic party majority in fife
Senate upon the election OF Printer for two wears p
But afterwards ascertaning that Printer would be
elected at the Executive session of the Senate he not
only felt himself justified but in honor bound TO withs
hold from Mr.. Thompson commission which had
been sent To him only for The purpose of meeting this
particular contingency. aud securing The printing 'spos
to Locouco edor!i Really, this excuse places the
Secretary of The Treasury in more contemplate
attitude before the country than the suppression of the
commission ITSELF 1t the ''Democracy" of Mississippi
can be induced by it TO overlook this arrogant piece Of
dctatOn. they must be easily satisi ed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17

XlR6lNl.3 III rules continued aud held IN the clcks
Office OF the circuit snpoia court o law aud chaneey
Ion Bediatd count, the Eth day oil July 10 los
Nillnm nikinson Plaintiff,
against
.2mhrese CHS, John l. Hawkins alm'f John ellis decd
James Cox and Elizabeth his VIII .7ehibald Cs Luz,
his VIE, ~ m lls, James ellis and .inthon, ts, heis
aad distributes OF John tllls deed. Del ndants.
Nv tuANcEHy.
The defendants .3mhtofe ellis. james Cox Htd Fis,hrth
has Wiz, ~ lnm tlis and .inilonY Gs not having entf
ed their appearance and given security ing tie
at sam by and the rules 81 this ruuft AID II appearing bN
satisfactory evidence hat they n,abltant, 81 this
commonwealth II i ordered thai the, do appear the
courthouse of the said county of Bedford On the first day OF
the neat (SepcmhrD tenn ~ said circuit superior at
law aud oharccs at Htdut county, and tie plain
un bill and that this ofdri be inserted newspaper
published IN the town III iNu, hhutg et mouths
see and posted at the front door OF the courthouse Of dis
county some court day.
Il Copy-festc,
JoB. H-lEspN. g..
Jul, II WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17
SsiX miles Ess, Of Pat'yISmia Courthouse, u''sL


4, * milrs East Of Pasyiem,a to1i-ho"se, s.sios
~ The snpefin@ndence 81
MISS LCCRETT7 A. WILSON,
ffmey Of Prince Edward, vii clse ~ hurih sesshn
hy n public examination IN The l7lh II July. ~ ~sHh
psrenls guardians and the Pdbllc generally are invited
10 attend.
1henesi session will cornenes the FIRST day "
August beNI. Bostd can be- ha IN the bes Pfeshyie-
rn BAPTIST Alelhpdis, and uihrr families. q, seven dbl
lara per mOnth 1onn Gf Sos sion u fvc msa,hs ~
ffa sia Ia ten lrs exclusive Of Music. which, n sep
nraie chaue-,hu maxi NJ The expense OF sess.n ~
five months tire moderate priee ri from 81 !" So
All The branches lsnlh. IN The hesi tnale inrihahns
are taught here. Tie goyrtnmeyl VI The sehmi n
sfcily parental and b.ing e4islished in he, healthy
and agreeable nes hbufhnod by lew grntlnet ior t9
tducaon If their dan ,bier. Nevertheless until tho
scha is filled, .h'se si applying VIII be eo,islrd W.
ndmlssi on.
Reference to The fllwor gentlemen, whose add,sss
Is The Cuan House MAJ. Divid IL. Clark prapr ieof.
Col {. d. Brnnr, lev. WIN. II. Hogshead. R.v :.
James II. Siune Drs Rvrs 4 Alsriin, Richard s,nes-
Il. T. Atkinson and Wesley Shelton E,qrs; and Rv-
- nj J. 4. Anderson, Dinvllle
July w3w IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17

The Ueather-he CropS.-We still suffering from
drought although in neighbornods our immediate
vicinity, south nd east, glad 10 hear that there
were copous showers last Monday. In the while the
heat is intense The growing crops are of course ex
hiblne lis effects Serious fears are er terlaned that
the yield Of corn will be greatly dimnshed and it
hot be Otherwise than that the tobacco crop viii be
very short We regret 10 hear, too. that there is
great deal of sickness in the surrounding country The
town, however, are glad 10 say, is remarkably free
from disease
Protraced has been the drought in this section Of
the country, ii has been still more severe South Of u.s.
From many paris Of North and South Carolina, Geor,
ga. Alabama and Tennessee the accounts of its bIigh
ting effects are dslressingy gloomy
In Missouri 1--WE learn from the ST. Louis Republl>
can Of the % inst the prospect of the Incoming crop
very fine. The yield of wheat will probably exceed
that of any previous year; looked pro-
missing; the crop of hemp will be good and the tobacco
will be better Than was anticipated in the early part
The season.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17
Jul, II

NlHGlNlA AT rules continued and held IN the eciL :
oheo o the cit superior OF law and ehaneeN
ot Bediotd county, The 18th day ot July lSl5
Smithson H. Davis, Bowl her Preston and John O. Left
w,eh late merchants aud partners nadug under the s,
aud INN OF Davis, Preston ~ Co, who or The benefit
OF Bonkor prcston PLAINTIFF,
against
Iiiah White aud Nicholas Robetifen Shcrn Of Bedford
county aud as sub administrator with the will ed of
Jesepn " hitc, deed n,iondanta.
IN CuANeruy.
The defendant Ufah bite ina entered M appear
ahee und given security according To the II A.mbly
ano The rules o this court, and appearing hy satisfactory
evidence that he mol aninha btan 81 this
ordered that he dn appear tho courthouse the said
county ot Bedford The first day oi the next (Srnembei
tom ID the circuit superior court o INV and chant.t, i said
county, and answer the hh OF the pain, aud TINT tbs
der he inserted IN some newspaper published IN tho town Of
lAnehburp or I've muutha sucerssNy, and post tho
ent door OF the courthouse Of this county day
~ topy--Tesie,
JOS. WILSON tlk.
July II WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17

NJ f. GhWch.--It seems that the n. Y. Com
mecla Inexperienced the cha lacler of the resolution
adopted by the convention of Methodist Bishops in that
city few days ago. After setting forth the action OF
the Louisville Convention. they add
"lhereore, resolved. That acting we do, under
Inc authority OF the General Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal church, and amehahle said General Confer
ence, we should consider ourselves justified in pre-
siding IN said Southern Conferences, coniomabIy the
pan OF visitation agreed upon at tie close Of The late
GENERAL Conference and published in the journals Of the
Church."
And Bishops Morris and James, who had teen arIan-
eed 10 preside of the Southern Conferences,
nave accordingly given notice, that "they respectfully
decline attending said Conferences"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17

Trial Of .Nc.Nuty-The trial Of McNulty, the de
aulIing Clerk of the House of Representatives com,
menced before the L. 5. Circuit Court IN Washington
the tn inst. on one Of the six indictments against
him. After some time spent in the examination OF wit
nesses, MIR. Fendal the prosecuting counsel, became
convinced that the pending indictment could not be sus
tanned, and he entered noie prosequi. And them by
arrangement between the opposing COUNSEL all further
proceedings postponed I'LL the term Of the
court Gin December)
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17

o. 4 meeting OF the stockholders of the Baltimore
and Ohio Rail Road Company held in Baltimore on
the 10Th inst at which a communication from Mr. Me.
Lane, the President, read, reviewing at length the
law of the last Legislature of Virginia, permitting that
Company TO make Wheeling terminus, ana earnest
" recommending that ii should not be accepted res,
olution then offered by Mr.. p Kennedy "rpspect-
fully declining 10 accept the law Of Virginia." which
unanimously adopted.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17

q Among the Wing candidates ior Congress in Ia
diana, is Roger Martin shoemaker, who some years
ago was jouneyman ia this place, and worked with
Messrs. Fnney 4 Murphy. lie was then regarded as
of more than ordinary clevernes. and information;
and we learn by the Western papers thai he is winning
lhele quite reputation stump orator. We hope
he may be elected, although the chances are AGAINST
him-his district having gwen majority of abou. COO
for Polk last fall
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17

% The explosion OF the steamer Marquette, near
New Orleans, has produced considerable excitement in
that cit, in consequence Of The alleged neompoency Of
some of the officers. The captain pilot and engineer
have been arrested and to undergo Judicial eAamina
ton. The whole number Of Deaths far as ascertain
ed, occasloned by the explosion, is H.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17

o. DIR. john 5 Davis of Charlottesville, has been
appointed Demoastrator .latomy in the University of
Virginia provision having been made for that chair by
the Nsllers at their late meeting. lis lees are to con
sisi Of twohs of the fees heretofore pad by MEDICAL
students to the Professor of Chemistry that the SUN
shall not exceed $500
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17

G3- The Petersburg Republican expresses hope that
Professor Dew, Of William and Mary College will nol
accept the appointment recently conferred on him by the
Board Of Visitors Of the l iyefsity and recommends
WIN. c. Rves, Esq as Professor OF Moral Philosophy
and President of the University. That Mr.. r. is adj
mlraby qualified for that any other station one will
doubt but we imagine he will scarcely consent 10 ac-
cept it.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17

o. Rev. Wm. S. Plumer has withdrawn from the
editorial department Of the Nv atchman the South
wh, has been consolidated viii. the "Carestun Oh.
server" and will be hereafter edited by the Rev b. Gil
derseeve, late of Charleston The paper will continue
10 be published in Richmond
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17

WIiEAT.-In This Market the price of Wheat may
be quoted al from 70 for red and 50 for white In Rich
mono, 81 is given 'ior early delivery" In Baltimore
good to prime 50 to SIS cents and ordinary good at IS
10 50 cents prime wheat, for family flour, SO 10 81.
and ordinary to good s. 10 90 cents per bushel. In
Philadelphia, from 50 TO LOG cents as 10 quality.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17

fse""g Inc pulse "A writer in the Richmond En-
qaitI very distinctly int mates that, Notwithstanding Mr.
'"A P'ease, more than onca reiterated, not to be
candidate ior reelection to The Presidency may new
sIhe'eSS be Unnecessary Tor him again consent 10 have
fortune onekled on his back" We do not doubt that
such will be the result
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17
Medical College, IA s2ichm.omR, w.

lie Winner Cuursc IT i.,ctutes In the Msdpal De-
Y rarment Of iamGen Sldney College " VI ron,.race
IL lehnund. Monday the a7lh day OF October n~x,
sui continue unul The last ii february follow Try he
neN ell Ne aud Hospital Edidcc has been com cd AMI
Every arrang has been made afford the Stud ns
nil the advantages which obtained ~ any nsuinm
IN the l. :, In nadiion to the usual Iecine., sur.
gea and N,dce Chaigucs viii BE- given regularly =,
The eollege llsPla Cry Almshuse, Prnilcnlisfy aud
Armoy by witch The atuden will have the oppriuDi-
" o witnessing the diseases Incident Il, the S,uh and
which he vii he called upon 10 treat the nrnc,-
meni oi his professional e Tie number Of mat,r and
mnur Surgical operai ions which have been yearly PER
tuned beiue The Medical Glass; has ALREADY claimed tr
The College the reputation Ola leading sohool for Surg
cal instruction
JOHN CULLEN, NJ D.. Professor Of tho Theory
aud Practice at NJ dirine.
/. W. CuAMBERLAyNE, NJ. d., Professor Of
Therapeutics and Matcria Medns.
Il l.. BOnANNAN. NJ. d. Professor VI Obsietrlcs
aud Diseases ii Women and Children.
Jrr.RlES NiMAN, NJ d.. Professor of Ansfodiv
aud Physiology,
SOCRATES MAuPlN, NJ. D., Professor Of Chem
ls1y and Pharmacy.
AUG. l.. WARNER, NJ. d Professor If Surgery.
ttnrtn 7. JOHNSON, NJ. ID. Demonstration oi Anaio-
my,
The abundance Of materials r dissection. and the
vrnienee and cumluH OF The dissecg room, will nahl0
the student Ia study thoroughly The Anatomy VI the lu
uau By, aud also aeqeia skill lnihe ol Surgrst
instruments,
60 board, Including lights fuel and servant auen-
dance. can be procured from 81 30 IL per week.
Current hank nnlea ii the States In which the student
resides " Ill be lakrn nr trkels
AUG. l., WARNER, NJ H..
Dean u the Fsruliy
July 10 WOW u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17

Deromiag each oHer The new Collector a, New
York has commenced removing the officers appointed by
his Locoloro predecessor. Mr.. Van Ness SIX have
been decapllaled, among whom. however. We do not
observe the name OF The "notorious Rynders," OF the
Empire Club.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17

o. The gang Of runaway negrues recently arrested
in Maryland, while making their way 10 Pennsy wanna,
have all been recovered and conducted home in irons-
Several Of them shot, and three or four badly
wounded, in Iecapurng them; but none was killed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17
TEMPERANCE MEETING.

The "Nouihs' Total Abstinence S,ric," viii hold
It's semi annual meeting. tr the election ol Officers n,
the Me hodst I. Church. IN Tuesday night Inc Dad
inst. Several addfesses may be expected
The public ara respectfully invited to attend
THE MANAGERS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17

Calling him Ont Tie Lexington Valley Star"
calls on the Richmond Enquirer To "shaw It's colours''
Oh the Convention question, anl expresses its surprza
that the Heading L'eoleo paper in the STATE should
preserve profound silence on subject ol So much mao.
nllude and interest.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17

o. The Washington Gnon is lecuriag Louis PHI
lpo and NJ 6nzol, on tbelr maut si leaning recently
towards Greai Britain. Il Is douLird, however, whcth-
er the policy oi The French government will be rcvolu-
uonized by the dlspleasure Of our Onl,ta Journal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17

o. Mr.. WIN. J. Shelton has Withdrawn from the ed
torai department ofthe Charlottesville Advocate which
is hereafter 10 be conducted by Mr.. VIM. I. Early,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17
VALUABLE EEAL ESTATE
~ .sECTfp.y'.

4 WILL sell. IN the 26h ins.ani. that new and
beautiful Buck Edtdec, knoan as The Untseisalls
Westinghouse
1trms-Seven ytnrs aud two months credit fr
tl0eo. With interest II, IN the day ri silc pasabe
nuel Y. CHE cost n lhe ground ) the balance cash.
fnase who want the valuable properly will dn we'll
attend t. attend hn sale Il will positively b. sid
the above u ehfaued day
BY ofder OF the pteptetor.
{. rilELpS aurl'f.
Inly 10 t26J
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17

W We have but one ereemioa 10 announce to- day
aIker Anderson has been appointed Navy Agent al
Pensacola, Florida vice Jackson Morton. removed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17

% ExPresdent Tyler, in consequence ef other en-
gsgemens, was compelled 10 decline the invitation Civ
en- TO him by the citizens oi Portsmouth to deliver Flu
neral Eulogy in honor Of Gen Jackson.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17
SELLING orr.

MANY descriptions Of SulnicF Goods n; Cost aud under
1 eEiNG anxious TO SELL OFF m, entire stock Of SUN
b y MER GooDs, before the season expires Great Bn.
gdias may be had n Laoas, Ba.pines Boreses, Sam
mef fruits, and many 1,her articles. for which The de
mand VIII cease as the season expires.
The attention OF the Iaiies is particularly invited 10
large oIof LliF,N,S. at 9L and G per yard and to
bean'linl assortment Of }ALzAaiNns, Gln JDe per
yard. T. j. BURTON
luao g l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17

o. The Wings of Mississippi, in despite of the odds
against them. will hold State Convention in few
weeks, for the purpose OF nominating State officers and
candidates for Congress
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17

10 John P. Kennedy, Esq. of Bllmore is so id t,
be engaged in writing the biography of the late William
WHIT.