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is pabl.Asd .'"'s'1ly, te'',y Monday and 1A|.day9
,f be receiredtor shorter time than months;
a,,r ,rii be discontinued (ercept at the discretion
In. Edto,s,) until alt arrearoses are paid
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foy less) for epery inner form insertion and 81
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hosc long he scishes his advertisement inserted
s,f;s.menf not so noted ssll be inserted till its dis
continuance be ordered.
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en-, so,tare inner FORM $50. Every yearly advertiser
will BE- required to ooae his advertising to his parteu
lar line Of business
~ JOB PRINTING erec,ted neatly and expeditions
D., and on re asonable terms.
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yIr. BENJAMIN w. Walker:

Sir: AS you have not any known agent or attorney
in fact within this Commonwealth. therefore cause
publication to be made Of the foregoing writ. for The
time and In the required by the such
case. Given under my hand, this 3fd day Of March,
lS45. JkO CLARK
Deputy Sheriff for Alexander Austin. Sheriff Of Camp
bell County.
March 10 dw
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Superior Cxaescissy Tobacco.

TIME SUBSC RIDER offers 10 the public an article
i ofCHEwING IoBAcCo, Of extra fine quality. II
was MANI featured by MIR. William L. Saunders, ex
pressy for the retail market, and is warranted To be If
such quality will not fail 10 give satisfaction. For
sale by the boz or single pound.
Call and Try it, JOHN II. SEAY.
Druggist, LyneAbwg, Va.
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A WIG COLLECTOR.

is with great pleasure. and nnI altogether without
pride iha p,in ilis attention of readers 10 tha
ill,w iup evidence IT inesiv and fidelity in the dis
charge G his public duties In an FIX Collector Of the
pni Of New York. rcmnved from oflire by The late Ad-
mnisiaiipn without nollce. aud upon uihrr cause
than the suspicion thai he was al heart mo:
Nat. Int,
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7 NV ARD FfNVI.
Late Collector, .Nep York.

awe WILL RENE NBER YOU-tlENRY
CLAYi"-The eloquent Address OF The Clay Clubs of
New York. to Henry Clay. thus cnnclndes:-" d.
therefore, we III remember you, HENRY CLAY,
while The memory Of The gorious or the sense oi The
good remains IN us. with grnirlu and adnirng atfec>
ton which shall strengthen with our strength and shall
,ul decay with decline We will remember you IN
all our future trials and reverses. him whuse name
hnpcd defeat, and gave il glory which victory could
no, have brought We will remember yuu when pa
rioc hope rallies agaln successful contest Win Inc
agencies u corruption aud rnn Tor We viii never know
a triumph which yuu do not share IN lille, whuse glory
does no, accrue Ia you in death. We will remember you
" he the national peace and prosperity continues aud
when the clouds darkeniug and muering .ovsr
the horizon have risen overcast The clear and placid
sky above US, aud have hurst the whole land
The people will remember vou too; and all VIII remem-
Der you when The nlmd hounds long bayng On your
Track and the wolves how ling aruund the "ld shall
have rent The prey, where the vuures are already
screaming for The ofal. We will remember you. when-
ever we meet again in The mighty gatherings Of the
faithful, and in the sncls circle. and IN The happiness
Of our homes. We wi remember you through lite. and
will not forget you al the ga'es III death.-ihns.
every where and all lines in eur u.si sacred and
slrnn moments. and in priest Thoughts gratefully
chershing your and deeds and as now and here.
tuiure invoking blessings you and yours forever.
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e, THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH 10, 1913.
M. r. You ng,
Ra the old stand Of

10 Ant Il DUNG,
now receiving his Spring supply fGRoC ERlES.
- wh'cn ne mas recently purchased in the Norlhem
Markets Tor cash; aud he is determined 10 sell as low
u mol little lower than any house in the upper country
tie soc'is call from his old customers who have here
,oiue extended 10 him their patronage as partner OF
the concern of Bryant Young as well a. Of others
buying IN this market. promising them they shall not p
away without BARGAINS The following articles
prise PARTON Of his stock
4OO bags Rio, Laguira and Java Coffee
40 hhds. n o., T. Rico, and ST. Croix Sugar,
do. Cuba. (clanfcd) do.
20 boxes Loaf Sugar. all qualities,
5 bbs. crushed Sugar
80 hhds. and bbls. n. .. and p. r. Moasses
$50 Sacks Salt,
$50 kegs Nails and Brads,
tons Bar Iron,
do. Tredeoar Iron,
uerces Lamp Oh.
90 bbls. Tanners do
10000 lbs. Cotton Yarns,
5000 do. Sole Leather,
800 do. best Indigo.
500 do. Nader
so bills. Flour,
30 boxes and cables Tea, some very fine,
bales Hops.
80 boxes Talow Candles,
10 E" Sperm do.
% :" Soap,
| ton American b. Steel,
800 lbs. Shear do
terces Rice
pipes SUPP French Brandy,
" American do.
| Old Antigua Rum.
IS bhls N. Il. do.
/" Gin,
10 " Madeira and S. NJ Wine,
10 " Malaga do.
20 Old Rye Whisky,
SO " Mountain do
90 bales Domeslcs and Cotton Oznaburps,
80 Nova Scotia Grindslones,
100 ps. Calico,
rs doz. Fur and Palmetto Leaf Hats,
Boots, Shoes, Checks, Bedlrknes Cloths Cassimpres.
Vesngs. Nankeen, Ginger. Pepper, Allspice, Nut
megs. Alum, Salipe,re, Copperas. Window Glass.
Putty. White Lead. Shot, Powder. Bacon Stone ware
Demijohns. Buckets Trace chains Scythe blades. and
variety of articles, too tedious enunerale in an adver
tisement.
March l3 ts
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POSTPONEMENP

The above Sale is suspended by order Of the Solicitor
of the Treasury, for thirty days from the 24h OF Feb
ruaJy. OOH
and VI Porters property. on the 2h OF March, io4o'
EDMUND CHRISTIAN,
Marshal and Comm ssioos,,
~, "a PAN
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~ OTICE.

Office.
TUNIE Subscriber will sell at Clover Hill. (the seat
i OF the new county OF Appomattox.) on Friday, the
lth day Of April if fair, not The next fair day, be
continued from day to day Sundays excepted. until
completed, the 80 ACRES, laid off by the Trustees
in half acre his by OF Assembly Immediately after
the sale Of the lots laid off, the balance of the Tract
will be snld in lots suit purchasers, including the Ia
vERN House. and other ont houses adjoining the Tav
ern House. Sale positively and without reserve.
Terms made known on day OF sale
HUGH RAINE..
%. The Richmond Wing and Enquirer are request
ed copy until day Of sale, and forward their
10 Hugh Raine, Raines Tavern, Va.
March l3 ulA
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500 REV ID.
4 W

n obedience to order Of The Hastings Court for the
C"rporsiion Of Lynchburg, made the Sd day of
March, lS45, am directed TO offer The above reward Of
one hundred dollars. for the apprehension and convic
ton Of the person persons no have lately committed
depredaons np'o the grave yards.
DAVID w. BURTON. Mayor
for The Corporation efLyaehbwg.
March 10 is
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aJClt,tc.l.
WAsniNoroS, March 10. lS45.
10 The Editor IF hs LnieNigeneer:

10 ms fuHbf q Hd HTtHigthcd:
no,lce an article In your paper this day. in which
ii is stated that the Empire Club sent depu,aiiun
Presideut Polk 10 ascertain at wha, time he wnu ne
willing 10 receive them nv Club, aud that the Pest
den, replied. "Nevsr a Club. hnl al any ,inur
citizens" That statement Ia untrue from beginning
end, We did moi send deputaton from the Cun IL
make inquiries ahon, reception: called upon the
President in body al eight oelo'k Ia the evening,
kindly received, aud invited into the fecerlinn
We marched IN with our music playing aud banners
hynp: greeted with cordial welrome ifon
the President and other distinguished gentlemen VIM
present. aud who bear witness III what have
stated. Yours, Sc.
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ed Land IS OF b0Iiom OF The INST qualify, ofy ACRES Is
gnnd upland and in clover the remainder all in woods
II lies extremely well and is excellent Tobacco Land
There is a small House this Tract and first rate
Spring.
The fourth Tract contains 200 Acres half cleared and
in go,d cultivation. well waered and with fac improve
remainder is well timbered. and all of ex-
cellenl quality.
The fnh Tract contains 100 Acres--50 acres clea red
and the balance well nbered-excelent Tubacco Land,
with good IIouse, Spring, &c.
The above FIVE Tracts Of Land lie v thin one 10 two
miles Of one of the best Manufacturing Mills in western
Virginia; aud it is rarely such property is IN
ke Those who want good Land, lying in Of The
most fertile counties in Virginia LirIe Roanoke J can
now avail themselves Of an opportunity by early arp
Gallon. Possession. in part can be gwen this Faat
Christmas full possession can be given.
My address is Sioner's Store. Roanoke county. Viz
glna. SAMUEL STONER.
Roanoke co. March 6 CT
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UV:IRD ELECYIO.V.

HNHF WARD ELECTION for six Aldermen, and
Il six Common Council men, in each ward, in the
Town OF Lynchburg will ake place pursuant 10 act
Of Assembly, entitled ian amend an act entitled
an act 10 divide the town Of Lynchhurg wards and
for other purposes" passed Feb 10, 1890. the first
Tuesday in April next--and will be held in Lynch
Ward No being al! that part of said town below the
ls alley, extending from the river To the 2tt street,
the Auction Store of Talbot & Ianer Main street, and
in Henry Ward No. 2 being all that part of town above
st alley extending from the river t2h street, in the
house, on Main street belonging 10 the Bank OF Nlrglna
opposite John Hollins's grocery store.
HENRY HUNTINGTON.
Sergt. the Corporation Of Lynehbnrg.
Feb "a ia
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"ARPER'S BIBLE. Nos. 10 and 30.
III The Regents Daughter,
Marie, or The Fugitive,
Fieemanile,
Marson, or Memoirs Of Statesman, partl
The Nowlans,
The Magic Goblet.
The Story Of Feather,
Hortensia,
The Num- or Life in Convent,
The Maid Of Honour
Rattle for Wife,
Woman Of the Nineteenth Century,
Thrlwall's History of Greece, part 7,
Letters Mesmerism,
Mount Screl parl |.
Safa. the Magic Of Count Caaliasiro, &c. &C.
Received and for sale by PAYNE & GREGORY.
March IL Il
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SHERrrrS SALE.

4 Ii Free .Ntgroes. IN the Northern District of
"a Campbeli coun,y, WIN do mol pay their taxes by
the first Monday in April, will he hired 10 the highest,
bidder Gas lhey rup) in front Of The Market house. the
town vl Lyuchburg. for the payment of said taxes.
JOHN CLARK, Deputy,
For .ater dustin, Sheriff
jan. 90 IA
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New York State has. at length, resolved to recsivs
he dis rhnon money ling ago assigned to It by tina
General Gn.ernneni. and has passed II 81 the credit
of the Sc.,Dl Fand. S, then, 'sthe Democracy" afiet
losing several years interest the large sum, cunde-
scrnds 10 take The principal SUM-
She refused upon Democratic" principles to take i
s,onpr, aud secepts after losing several years IN
teest the principal finding il 10 her interest to d.,
after long and nnpr,6,able, reflection. We sappass
hal the State of Virginia refuses upa the sane kg'cal
r-xsunng accept other moisY nf be dsrlhntisN mo-
ney. Mould that she Nigh. sei Asw York has, snd
pu. i, 10 the same nubse t@fposr.
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LynChbura Dyeing Establishment.
u IL L !. d IL

REUUCTTI.N IN PRICES
WITHOUT opposition, having added another branch
Ia my business, which will enable 10 fall in my pri-
ces of Dyeng and Watering Of dresses and many other
articles, therefore take This method to return thanks
10 my customers for the liberal patronage which they
have bestowed towards me. and take great pleasure in
announcing to them and The public in general .ha
have in full operation the real chemical process OF bleach
ing and prepared bleach all kinds Of cotton or linen
goods such as counterpanes. toilet covers, &c. Like.
wse bonne,s and hats, beached, dyed and pressed on
as reasonable terms they be done elsewhrTe-Al
so gentlenans garments dyed and cleansed aud pu,
con plete order, ready for without taking stitch
part very small sum- and The coors worranied not t.
smut. J. II SOLOMON
N. b. My establishment is on Main street. nearly OPP
pose the onion Hotel.
March 10 Din
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Wfstar's BalsHm Of Wild Cherry.
A FRESH supply of this popular Medicine, for the
N cure Of Consumption of the Lungs, Asthma. Bron-
chi'is Group, Whoopng Cough, 1oarseness, Difficulty
of Breathing, &c, SC. Just received md for sale by
JOHN II. SEAY,
Druggist, Lynchhurg.
March Is Is
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Tael. all ot The best Iubacco Iand and IN woods.
The second Tract cunla,ns $50 acres, lying the
Salem and Iynehburg Turnpike, IN both sides Of the
road Abui 6j of This Tract are cleared and in
fine cultivation, part in clover with gond Apple Or
chad, fine Spring, good two story Log House. and all
necessary ont houses-lhe remainder in woods. and
ery foot Tobacco, Land
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-20

TO THE PUDLIC.
I'VE have received during the present week sple
W did assortment of Cloths Cassimeres and Veslng
CO.NSIS TING as FOLLOW
BROAD CLOTHS.
London Brown, Invisible Green. blue and French and
English black. Two pieces OF French and Of Eng
lsh. of superior quality.
OASSxMEREs
English Plaid. stripe and plain elastic; and plain olscf
French do do
=" Ga fancy, entirely new style,
plain black very fine.
vEsTINas.
Satin Plaid Silk. Cashmere, Mcrino and figured Silk
Velvet latest patterns.
The above named articles will sell manufacture
into Collng cheap they can be procured in Lynch
bury; aud would invite all in want of Garments of any
kind, to call and test this assertion
The principle which have adopted, is exclusively
cash. from which shall not deviae IN any what
We adopt this principle knowing that it is the
best for those who patronze u.s. well ourselves;
will be enabled furnish Clothing third cheaper
than oherw could do, than those who sell for
credit.
By strict attention to business and promptness in
cutting all orders hope to merit the confidence and
patronage of the public.
Every Garment made by will be warranted, both
az regards style and workmanship; and no article will be
delivered, that does not give entire satisfaction.
Particular attention paid to CUTTING. Fashions
received monthly.
WATERHOUsE & WHITTEMORE.
Jan. l6 is
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Feb. IL
CONTINUATION.
Roanoke Land for sale.

/ WILL sell oar five I racis Of Land. lying in
L Roanoke county, within a few miles Of the Big
Lick, and Of the first quality and will give good lime
for payment, If required. as have Land than
lilose no raise Tobacco make the
pa ymenls from the sd les of their crops The first Tract
contains $50 ACRES forty acres If which are cleared
and fresh, only two crops having been made the
Land, and The naoder all in woods; it lies WELL and
goud Tobacco Land any in The county, with The
eXcepIlnn d 30 ncrs Of Mnnnain Land well limhered.
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Fast India Hair Dye,
LNOR CHANGING GREY OR RED HAIR, TO
IL A BEAUTIFUL BROWN OR BLACK.-For
sale by JOHN H. SEAY,
Druggist, Lynchburg.
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On his farm there IL new TWO S1O-
RY HOUSE, aud few Improvements.
as the Land is Just settled. II required,
can add | or 200 acres moIe 10 this
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March IS
The New York herald., 1845-01-01

Correspondence Of the Herald ]

Correspondence Of the Herald
ALBANY, Dec. 29-1l A. M.
Amti Rent Afairs-Nc6it's Movsms~fs-Rs iSion
and L0W
DEAR SIR
We have a little later news from Hudson,
which you may receive via Hudson, but ne
vertheless / will give tito you. On Saturday night
about midnight, a detachment of the Burghcsses
Corps, twenty-five in number, under command of
Lieut.. Townsend, Of this city, accompanied the
sheriff Of Columbia about Is miles into the coun-
try They surrounded the house Of the men they
wished to arrest, and succeeded in taking two pri-
soners, one of whom was found in the garret, and
the other attempting TO escape. On their return,
several OF thcIndians seen lowering around,
ot whom being ordered to stop, refused, and was
fired upon, ana Is supposed mortally wounded =
The detachment returned with their prisoners in
safesy to Hudson yesterday. Thlsis the substance
Of Gen. Kings despatch to Gov Bouck.
The Attorney ueneral has again gone to Troy,
to attend the examination OF the persons confined
there, nine in number. As yet nothing has been
done IN this county. Ihave Just seen sheriff Bat
terman, who informed me that he visited Hudson
on Thursday to get the names of the Indians in
this county. He has no warrants, and none have
been issued as yet for the arrest of any one here,
but he goes out tomorrow or next day, without a
posse, 10 serve civil process.
The Adjutant General has Just informed me that
the three remaining corps IN this city to hold
themselves in readiness TO move at a minutes
notice, as also two companies in Schenectady.
Capt. WIllard's company at Troy have been sup
Piled with arms by the State, and are under the or
ders ot the sheriff of Rensselaer, county.
This 10 all the authentic information on the sub
The New York herald., 1845-01-01

Mr.. Kmball editor Of the Mddesex washineto oman
about Boston to take charge Of ne Mssss-
husetts I. mperance Standard The Washiugtonian is
be merged into that publication.
In allusion TO the statement that Amelia wesy the
seet poeess OF Kentucky is writing articles in support
American RePublicanism, the Lsuisriiie Journal 70
ar ks that she has written either political article
political song though many have been attributed
1r.
Joseph n. Brown has been appointed Poetma at
'n9ax, Oswego county in the place Of J. Nj. Rice
moved
Mrs. Joe Smith has Iost oil confidence in the Nor.
mon faith, and gone somewher. to live in quiet.
The New York herald., 1845-01-01

vILLArrous AssAuLr.-On Sunday evening about half
past six o'clock gentleman residing in Houston street
left his home to 70 far Prince street; when in Mer
street between Houston and Prince stopped by
men, one Of whom appeared to be intoxicated who
told him he must 60 and drink with them On his decli
ming the faver. he asked whether he democrat
whig and being told he did not vote and again tel
men said then God damn you, you are foreigner and
have business here" at the time telling the gen.
lesn to the ground When calling for help man came
gave the gentleman his hat The other came to al
tack the gentleman again. who ran into Mr. Roustones
the watch house in Prince street, stated his case but
wantsd qnssss Of an hour to the time Of setting
the :. sss sss ~s s
Police, Dec M-GsArD LAscEur.-A colored man
named Jno Mngo, was this morning arrested by officers
Beamsn and ives, on board the schooner Wash
point Of sailing II appears that the prisoner belong
ed to the schooner Patriot and this morning early
he arose and decamped with gold watch, worth 500
S75 in cash. pair specaces and other articles valued
altogether about $2oo the property Of Felix Smith.
the captain Of the schooner who gave Information at the
succeeded in preventing his escape He il fully COM
mitted.
New Yoax, Monday, Dec. %, 1874.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD,-
perceive by the police report in your paper of this
morning that Seneca B. Stewart srested at the
Park theatre Saturday evening last for attempting to
pass a spurious, or altered bank note or notes on my
worthy old friend Blake the Treasurer rathsr averdant
ssid msgtate for the offence As am inormed by many
my friends that he Impression very generally prevails
that am the individual imp icated in this criminal trans
action (Which the readily believe from the
fact that Seneca is by commsn name) con-
,der my duty to notice the matter in public manner,
step which should hy no means take the circulation
o your paper confined to this city the error will
very itself here; but have numerous
aves friends and acqusintances in various parts Of the
country, many Of whom may not remember whether
have not middle name, and hence be in doubt
the identity Of the party implicated, respectfully
lic space in your columns, to say that not the
person thus charged and imprisoned do know aueht
e Seneca B. Stewart his family whereabouts all Of
which might and doubtless would, have been stated by
Justice Merritt either Of the reporters for the press If
they had anticipated misspprehens the part Of
hose who knew me. Respectfully, &c
SENECA STEWART,
Late Silk Goods Jobbing Merchant.
Coroner's Once, Dec. 3l-DxArH FROM IrTEM.
pgRAN.E An iuquss held at - 37th street. tho
sth avenue the body of colored man named Peter
Johnson aged 50, native of New Jersey Deceased had
very Incorporate for time past and died from
It's Effects on Monday afternoon. Verdict accordingly
The New York herald., 1845-01-01

DEC, si.-Mayk Linnenger Nicholas Bsrtoa Marsaref
R<hers ct ai-Ths action of trespsss for al
gsd assault and battery. said to have been committed
upon the person OF plaintiff by dsfendsnts. 1t appeared
evidence, that the plant in this suit is night scsven
ger and the defendants mother and all resdr
the honse. Sometime in the month OF Septtm-
last the mother without any provocation at
tackled plaintiff with broom and during this fracas the
plaintiff knocked him down and while in that position
iesrly severed his thumb from his hand. put in
or defence that plaintiff first attacked the mother snd it
defending her that the alleged assault took place.
Verdict for plaif tf S24 damages with cents costs
VIM II. Harmed Tor plaintiff; j. Mccarthy for defendant
The New York herald., 1845-01-01

RoBBERy OF FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS BY A NReRo
SLAVE About ten day ago, a negro boy about IL
years OF age, named Isasc robbed his mistress, Mrs
Amos of the Of S500-$3OO OF which was In silver
and $500 in gold-also quantity Of wssring apparel
The clothing ha oil been recovered but are sorry TO
say nothing has been heard OF the money The boy was
slave Of Mrs Amos and states that he took the money
by the advice Of free negro who told him he would
give him S40O he would 10 Philadelphia and procure
his freedom He says he gave him the money but has not
heard from him since. Mrs Amos lives in Ensor street
Old Town. The negro fully committed upon his
confession, By WIN. A. schseer, Eaq-BaA Clipper.
The New York herald., 1845-01-01

NAvAL-We learn from the Georgetown Advo
cate, that Commodore Lavaletfe, Commandant
hs Pensacola Navy Yard has been informed by the &c
cretary Of the Navy that the charges made against hin
by VIM A. JONES' and recently investigated by Couii
oi Inquiry have been dismissed and that he u fully ,x'
onerated from ell censuie growing out tf them.