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w orLn respectfully Inform The ciaens ofiyneh.
W burg. aud The public thar they have nssaciale ed
thrmSev together and taken The large brick building
immediately opposite john lollas. here they intend
la carry GA the
1.iH ORklC BUSINESS,
III all its branches They have INV on hand and will
eonunnHlv Keep, beautiful assortment OF CLOTHS
oasSlMEREe. NESIlNGS. aud IN fact every thing
suitable ior oenilemens woar which they will make
up 10 ofuet IN The most fashionable styles handsome fits
anu warranted Workmanship They would invite the
attention OF Gentlemen to superior lot Of
CIoTxre.
Olive. Olve.Bmwn. Brown. Blue, Woo,n,rd Black
hue French fwllled Black, English Black. a very
hne article, with several pieces oil low priced cloths
C7sshnEREs
Black French Cashmere.
Fancy do do Booohn's make, very superior
PLAIN aud Fancy Eng lish Casslmefes. .ood variety.
Also good ol OF American Cassimerrs, with greal
variety OF Goods suitable tor Genemen's panlaoons
vaSFENGs.
We have very superior lot el Gonllemen's Scstngs,
such
Plain and cut Veveis,
Plain and fi,arrd Sans
Plain aud figured Silks,
Cashmeres, Nalenelas SC.
GyEtsCOATS.
Plain and gold mixed Beavers first rate article coat
Gold mixed Fwreds for Gentlemen. business Goats.
WIN various other Goods suitable for Genllemen's O.
Vel coats,
We have also line assortment OF Gentlemens kid,
chenny, and other Gloves, Cmvats Scarls Pocket
liandkerehleis, Nooen Drawers, Silk Shirts, Sc,
&c, SC.
In fact without descending further 10 particulars. we
have every thing IN tho Merchant Iall,rlng lne aud
pledge ourselves To make up handsome fits aud give sat
Isiaslion oal who may be pleased 10 give us a call
We very respectfully invite the Gentlemen of yuch
burg and the surrounding country 10 give us "A call.
WIN, & JOHN Oakley.
Oct 80 81
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vol. Axsg.-.vO. Is.
rs surface deeply fiso,ored The havoc WAS 'sss
ere tered int air.

liza IL estapl,.hmcu, Of Poland would have beea -
act of grandeur /, would have established now ehs';
sc,er Tor the whole Revolution. II would have s"NH
thai the new spirit which had gone .otih suninoo'"g
the world 10 regeneration was itself regeneration thst
II was not temper. but resloreri that all coaqnsss
not selfish mud all proiesalicn no, meant to decisive.
Il Napoleon Ind given Poland daem and placed J. W
the bow OF koscusko he would, IN that ACT have plao.
cd an his own brow dadcm which chance oi inc
field could have puekej away; imper.hable and dss-
1ing all the calunnes 1T his age, aud al I'VE
doubts Of posleri,y lie might have bull, ~ The
restoration of the falling kingdom. citadel Tor his ows
security in all the rssuacs Of empire but IN MI events.
he would have fixed IN the political heaven which.
TO the last reeo, OF mankind. would have throws
lphi IN his sepolche and bornc his suvsio", "
The MEMOIR u a Statesman. f M
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FOR sgE? T.,
ErteSe. on cna Ecn,ncr STORE.

EEtde, Oil cieG EcmfIcr Store.
FHNllE undersigned is now getting in store, GOODS
Il which he has purchased the North for cash. and
sprepared to sell low. Those wishing to buy in his
lse invited 10 call.
500 sides New Yorl, Sole Leather,
80 barrels Tanners OIL.
1900 air Shoes aid Boots
80 III Hats and Caps.
Saddles, Umbrellas, Shoe Thread Shoe Pegs, Shoe
Knives, Sc.
Wholesale and Retail. al the old stand of G. Follan
bee & Co. and opposite DAVIS. CaIhoun & Co.. Ma
Street JOHN j. HUSBAND.
Oct Is TN
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s, yCH,lRD III. TOEEz., Editor.
ss,tlsa- 1elAlENlSo
r,- The LYNCHBURG VIRGINiAN,

..,i,hed mitce,kly, (ccery Monday and Thursday,
nv s'rArHAM, DlLLARD & TOWNLEY,
eu, Dollars per an,,,n payable in adpance No SUB
nan m BE- recsicedtor shorter time than sir months
nm paper sH be discontinued, (eroept at the discretion
IN. Eators) until all d'reaases a'e pad
a. .aDyERTIsE.MENIs inserted at 80 cents per
! ar. for less) for every inner form nse,f'o" ana
~ s,.,r, Tor isss) for every outer form insertion.
rYERI ADVERTISER IS required to note, on his
u,pt ho,r long ,rishes his advertisement inserted
advertisement not oted, ,ci be inserted faf ITS DIS
sntinuunee be ordered
rop YEARLY .aD VERTTSLNI; the terms are for
,;,,re of t,co squares $40 for one square, $50 for
IA s1rare inner form, $50 Erery yearly advertiser
III be re CURED to coafae his adcerf"ms 70 hspafo"
er line Of business
~, ron PRINTING erec,.ted neatly aud expeditions
In and nreasonable terms.
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Nov. )
no 10 40 VALUA EsEE BUILDING.
LOTS FOR SALE.

enN Friday the 2lst instant. upon the premises, we
der the whole of that valuable properly formerly the
residence of Col Wm. b. Lynch decd and other lois
.diacen, thereto, occupied by Joseph b. Now lin
,ud others containing 50 4G suitable and
L,s for building several Of which Of large size. On
p,r,ion oi this property there already very
comfortable dwellings, with many build
nas A considerable portion is enclosed by substantial
brick WALL and the whole Of he enclosed ground are
hoh stale of Improvement, having been well manfred
,d lowered for last several years. This property for
beauty III hcaon and commanding prospect Of surround
u and distant scenery csnno be eXcelled IT eQnalled
by any other building lois in the town or vlcntiy OF
ynchburg, and lying, as 1t does, just without the lin,
il, Of The Corporation on, OH IN and Sh Streets offers
preat inducements to those 10 wish 10 build handsone
family residences beyond The reach Of Corporation tares
As such another opportunity 10 invest n real esa'e viii
rarely il ever again III l., nctLurs, II is hoped
the sale viii bs numeronsly attended.
The terms Of the sale viii be credit Of g. 2 and 6
months in EQUAL payments, -bond and security 10 be
gwen with deed OF trust, upon the property, or the
il- r.zlued The election OF the purchaser, fur
I liner security untl The purchase money be paid.
Sale 10 be- conducted by Col. {. Phelps Auctioneer
" h, wa. the undersigned will take pleasure IN show
ing III. ,ns,s and lots ioa Wishing To view them. Il
Unnecessary complete the Whole, The sale will be con>
tnard lTon day 10 day.
GARLAND s SLAUGHTER,
Atos. Tor l.. Dupuy and wife.
n nav t2iN
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EDGEgy OssEka SEMINARY,

LIBERTY, BEDFORD Co, VA.
NERS. F.. V. LOMAX, having associated MRS.
WI JANE TANLoF WORIHiNGFON in the
management of this Institution, lis exercises Will be
tlnued upon the terms heretofore.
The undersigned Trustees and Patrons OF this lnstitu-
ton take pleasure assuring be public that XperI
erce Of twelve months enables them recommend Mrs.
f.. Y Lonax, a lady who has in every respect
redeemed the high reputation which preceded her
they are satisfied that the connection announced above
will ensure 10 those interested Female Education, ad
varages for the improvement otthe minds and the ior'
ma ion of the oi pupils inferior Ia Viz
giuia. VILLA if.thf,
VIM. Nj. BIRWELL,
WM. DICKINSON, JR.
RO. CAMPBELL,
J.. SHUMAkER,
JOS. WILSON,
WIN COOK,
CIV. WINFIELD,
JNO. +. SALE,
SAM'I. RTTCHEY,
DR.. THO. p. MITCHELL,
DIR. SAMUEL PHILLIPS,
ARMSTEAD OTEY.
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LIND FOR SIZE.

" II n VEt w
4 AGAIN oer tor sale my FARM Ia Nelson county
d near the courthouse. containing
420 AeTcs.
This farm is very valuable we'll timhered, in very
healthy nelghbothood and within ten NILES OF The James
River Canal. The terms viii be liberal. AMY 10
the subscriber IN Lynchborg, Sptswood Garland and
Robert Whitehead al Nelson courthouse.
J. GARLAND
Sent. 90 Ia
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.S'OTECE.

.N'3I'RCN.
HERS SARAH NJ JENNINGS would we glad Ia
WI take about four young Ladies borders, ller
residence is in good neghborhood Church street, OPP
pose the Baptist Church, very convenient To all the
schools Particular attention will be paid 10 their
fort, &c. Terms made known upon application.
Oct. 2 rs
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CFos,e,. &ecF.

{s. BUSHELS SUPERIOR CLOVER SEED
Ii - on consignment. for sale low for cash.
BBYAHT, liNSLEY s LANlNDER
Nov 8 Il
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EMsad es,sa sosl, lol. Sue.

EGaaes <snG Cora for safe.
! WILL offer at public auction on Friday the l4th
Move o5er next, at my residence IN Campbell coun-
ly, miles from MarysgiIle, my Land lying On Slaun-
ton River, containing
2 Q 8 a c. Z = S,
of which there about 50 acres of first rate LOW
GRDt NDS, and the balance contains some very line
tobacco land clear. with plenty Of timber To sup
port The plantation Also, 20 or 10 barrels ui Conn.,
together with all ofmv Fodder, Shucks. &c.
The terms Of The land will be credit oi one and two
years the purchaser giving bonds and approved secur-
ty or the tile withheld 10 the payments. The
and fodder. will be a credit OF SIX months, with
JOHN A. MOHR.
Oct 80 lin
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ND yRCE

.E'OSRGE.
f-v13 | OFFER Tor sale my new STONE HOUSE
f3iitl on Diamond Hill. with the half acre LOT on
----A ehic IL is situated 1t is omanticaIly situated
and commaads fine view. For terms apply 10 Capt
NJ. Talbot. or 10 the subscriber ~ WARD
y. Bib above house will be sold at public auc
ton on the first dav of November.
TALBOT s LANlER. Auci'rs.
Oct 90 Whit
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POSTPONFMENT
The above sale is osponcd until Saturday. tho Srh
of November lsl5. n. WARD.
Nov. 3 lSN
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NOTICE..

NOTICE..
3 WISH to sell my Plantation in franklin county
Il immediately in the fork of Black Water and Slann-
Rivers. 1 his plantation is in good repalr and has
good Improvements such as a good TWO SIOhl
G--s BRICK DIV z1L,LI9Cf HOUSE,
Ssss5.s' = new kitchen OF wood, with two rooms
Sassifis5s below and Two above. new framed
80 Smoke house, Ice House and Dairy, and
considered of the handsomest situations IN the upper
country. The land is first rate and we'll timhefed-
Any person wishing purchase such place would dc
well to call and look at it, as i, is seldom that such IN
ducenens are Offered to purchasers. II the above tract
of land is sold privately before The l4h of November
it will then be offered public auction, together with
rood portion of the crop of Corn, Oats, Fodder Stock
sc.
Terms will be made known on the day Of sale.
ALEX. LEFTWlCH.
Oct so ot
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NEGROES, CLOTHING.

i, 4 and Ga PULLED CLOTHS, at Is, 3D., 2s
Cs4 3D., 3s.. and 6s. per yard
Heavy Yarn Jeans. al % cents per yard,
Genrnck Jeans aud other heavy gods at Is. To
25 cents.
Cassne,ts, Jerseys. Kentucky Jeans, Tweed
Cloths and Cassmeres.
. Tennessee Plains &c. remarkable cheap.
Plain and Plaid Linseys, al Cd. Is, Is. I'd, and
IS Sd.
blankets. at 3s, 3s 3D., 4s Cd 6s and Is Cd,
-aa Colion Oznaburgs and ShIrting Collons remarks
ably low,
Sole Leather, Shoes and Hats, very cheap.
Farmers Planters and others, wishing To buy Me-
sc.s, ClDh,ng unusually low respectful invited to
E,u and examine my stock before purchasing.
T.. }. BURTON.
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EsiEg sss,SF.
TWO HOUSES AND LOTS. Tor I,

n idenee set Families. ir TUT conveniently sinat-
ed one iirs aad The other On fifth street Apply IL
d. ROBES.
Oct. % 3w
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virginia Coke.

E.G9r .10fRce.
z lindsay NJ. SltUMAkER, having located him
u A sell at Franklin Court House. viii practice in the
Superior and Interior courts of Law and Chanccry In
the counlies OF Bedford and Franklin. Any business
entrusted to his shall receive prompt aud speedy at
tenon
And he fakes this method of referring, by PERMISSION
TO the following gentlemen.
Messrs johnson s Bnrks, Messrs NJ 'sby & Speed.
g. iioll Y Sirploe. Daniel \ DAVIS.
Wm. l.. Gopgin, J. & &. +. Wills,
Pleasant Preston, Lynehburs.
Bedford.
Oct. 27 In
The New York herald., 1845-11-17
Ocean Steamers.

The Britannia is due to-day at Boston. She
brings fifteen days later intelligence, which is anx
ousy looked for
The CALEDONIA sailed yesterday from Boston,
with twenty-five or thirty passengers for Halifax
and Liverpool.
The Massachusetts is making very long pas
sage, if she sailed on the 18th uf. Owing TO the
gale on that day, it is expected that she did not
leave. No one on this side ofthe Atlantic can tell
when she did sail We shall know, however, when
the Britannia arrives, il the M. does not make her
appearance in the mean time.
The Great Western and Great Britain are to be
altered and improved for nextyears business. They
will not, therefore, cross the ocean again this
season.
The New York herald., 1845-11-17

MISSISSIPPI ELECTION Adams county is the only
county we have heard from. That gives the W hgs
majority ofi4o Mississippi is strong dcnoc ratio
The New York herald., 1845-11-17
City Intelligence.

SuSpAY.-festeiday was the hrst Sunday we have had
for several weeks that not accompanied by rain
Nobody could find fault with the weather yesterday
The air was clear the sky bright and the ladies turned
little windy and blew the dust somewhat The churches
all filed and the stated preaching Of the gospel,
listened to with good deal Of attention.
SUNDAY OMSIBussys-Why can we not have few om
nibusscs to run up and down Broadway Sunday be.
tween church hours AS many Of the churches are now
removed up town, some who not in circum.
stances to keep carriages debarred the privilege of
attending their own churches account Of the distance
have any reasonable o. lection to few omnibusses run
ming between church hours. Why should not onni.
buses be allowed run for the benefit Of the unity
as well as private carriages for the benefit of the ch on
~ Tor why not as well railroads and ferry boats
We should like for the omnibusses to give little
commodation on Sunday, well a considerably too
much all the rest Of the week
Losr rOvENBoARp.-Jeremiah Pike, OF this city a hanl
on board the schooner CL eager e overheard on the
ath instant, IN Abemare Sound, and was drowned
Dnriroui'Hrn ARRIvAl.-General Leslie Coombs of
Kentucky, arrived saturday took lodgings at the
Astor House. Yesterday morning he attended divine
CoRoSgRs orrIos, Nov. I6-supo,s Dx.ru-Ths
coroner was called this afternoon hold an nouest at
No 10l Colster street, the body of a man named
being seized with fit in Duane street yesterday was
taken home, whore he expired in the course of The
evening" verdict death by disease Of the lungs.
SviciDE-A young man named Hesselgrave. of
Madrid, st. Lawrence co being reproyed n lew
aays SINCE ny ms 'asher for hunting Sunday took his
where he should not be scoldedr The E,on,;.ss ss S
that ne went short distance accompanied by
two children stopped, pulled Of boot and stocking
placed the muzze Of the rifle to his brain and with NJ.
toe attempted to discharge it, II missed Are bn, he
again prepared IT, replaced the rife and blew bs brains
out He survived about hour in state of insensi
bity. l4# '"''"''
SHOCKING DEArH-We learn that man nv the
name OF Lines, met with his death IN a sudden and
terrible manner on Wednesday last X appears that be
was blasting rocks near Perkins Tavern In Bethany ard
having loaded drl made several attenpts
to discharge It with slow match At length becoming
rritaedhc rashly applied match directly To the
the consequence OF which madness was that he was in
stanty blown some twenty feet the air nearly Mi
one side Of his head was torn away and he was other
WISE ingnuany msnged he survived the accident but
The New York herald., 1845-11-17

Christian community upwards Of one thousand souls
Mr. Abbott had the instruction for some time OF TINS CO
der the necessity Of borrowing some $500 or 5000 from
British captain to supply their wants and necessities sites
which the Captain although not proiessed chris
tan refused to receive back The gentleman conclud'
ed by saying, that he would shortly return his health
which had suffered from the climate, would permit hn
but necessary that least two more missionaries
should accompany him.
The New York herald., 1845-11-17

CASE OF Polly BoDISE.-Eight jurors have
been sworn in, and II is probable this trial will
commence in the course OF the week.
The New York herald., 1845-11-17

STATISTICS OF MIssIssPru.-By a table IN
Jackson Mississippidr, the aggregate value ot ,
perty in Mississippi is shown TO be S7l o9l 33, and
aggregate tax assessed to S4l3,773 The amount Of
Hey at inte rest and in tho form of bills, bonds, &c
valued at 81 40e e37 merchandise sold by regular m
chants at So 462 s55, bank stock at $os50.476 axr
land at $5S ,404 There are in the State Al 223
tsrs number Of slaves, 092,77s.
The New York herald., 1845-11-17

FIRE AT SAG Harbor.-A letter from the office of
the Sag Hdrbor CWrector, gives particulars OF the
ro that broke out on the 4h and destroyed most the
whole business part OF the city The FIRE comm enced
about half past IL, from furniture warehouse in the
Suffolk Building, destroying the whole OF that building
and every dwelling house, store and warehouse from
thence down the wharfand clearing the street on the
west sde up to Hdreth brick building and the whole
street. on east SIDE from Fosters store to the wharf
From go TO 70 buildings destroyed-it is impos
sible to state the total The Coreetor Office Il
uurnt-no insurance and we are now in the street
The New York herald., 1845-11-17

GREAT SLAUGHTER alton Union OF the
says: "Between six and seven hundred head OF
tie have been slaughtered in this city, during this W.
OF this number 900 have been cut at the packing no
of Messrs Woods K Wade; 200 by Messrs. .Amelung y
and tho residue by Mr. A. Corey. The weather
though rather warm, has been fine for this purpose
hear oflarge droves on their way to this place Il
slaughtered and packed at extensive ESTABLISHING
The New York herald., 1845-11-17

SPECULATIVE ENTERpRIzE.-The St. Louis Re
porter OF the 7th inst, gives the following item.
These Spectators will not stop short of the Pacific
IN their next race.
Spectators from New York were in this city on Wed
nesday morning for the purpose OF purchasing bread
stufs They left New York after the arrival Of the
Great Western aud reached here about thirty hours in
advance OF the regular mail Az holders unwilling
10 SELL they effected nothing by their trip. The fact OF
ner oustrpping the mail thirty hours, shows that
c.ens nave good grounds for complaining Of the IRE.
sent man arrangements The Postmaster General m ust
remedy the existing evil, lie will hear louder and
more pointed complaints IRON the West than hive
hitherto reached his ears
The New York herald., 1845-11-17

The COMMON CoUNc1L-The Boards will meet
this evening
The New York herald., 1845-11-17

ST. LOUIS MANUFACTUREs.-Mess Glasgow an
Cuthbert have erected this season white lead Ia
tory on the south side OF Chouaaus pond, which, wh
finished intended, will turn out 10000 kegs OF VIM
lead annually. They have in at the present tir
about ls 900 corroding jars, and arc now prepared
at the rate Of 400 900 kegs per annum ames
Co have built porkpacking and curing estaoiisnme
Main street, between Wash and Carr. Inc puiuI
isl3 feet by 1873, three stories high, with commouo
cellar. The cellar s to be used Tor dry satng tne
story for packing the second for cutting ana tne UNI
for q lard room. The smoking rooms within tue pu
ing will hold 100000 pounds OF bacon H. Myer q
have turned out from their glue factory during inc
twelve months about $50 900 pounds OF giue OF su
ror quality 20 900 pounds Of ivory black oV parres
neatsioot oil and small quantities Sal Ammoniac
Pn,ssian Blue Mr. Falls manufactures csnsidera'
quantities of wrapping paper, at his factory =
dueage have several hands employed IN their estaDi
me Mt for the manufacture of oil cloths
WEALTH OF MrssouRI-The Meramec river, u
nenefrates a very rich mineral region, aboun d
with iron lead and copper and various other mi
ras and also with fine quarries Of stone and valua
timber, affords great amount OF water-power and
merous advantageous situations for mills and factor
Big River, Courtos, and Borbeause, and various OIL
streams and branches Of the Meramec, running throu
rich mineral country, furnish favorable localities
many useful manufactures, This is destined 10 De
great manufacturing valley. The Meramec approaca
within about twelve miles Of the city OF 81 Louis,
empties into the Mississippi not more than twenty m
able part Of the and is susceptible Of much impo
tion of capitalists and manufacturers-St ST. LOUIS
,.rY. N.e
The New York herald., 1845-11-17

ACCIDENT on THE PROVIDENCE RAILRoAD.--On
Saturday morning, as III. steamboat train from New
York coming from Providence TO this city, when
Sharon Hill the train of tho trick at the switch,
breaking up the engine and and also smashing the
forward baggage car Fortunately, although the pas
senger received conclusion, no person was
injured The accident delayed the train ABOUT louF
hours. 1lass.
The New York herald., 1845-11-17

is that the Oregon question, urged on by the united
western democracy of the Mississippi valley, will
create separation between the South and the West,
and hereafter throw the South and the East into
the same movement and the same views of policy.
We certainly are on the eve of great and singular
political events, both foreign and domestic
The New York herald., 1845-11-17
Sporting Intelligence.

TRoTTiNG THE CENTREvrLLE CouRsE, l.. lon Sat
urdsy there pretty good attendance this
as above to witness match for $780, mile heats in har
ness, between
Mr.. d. G.'s b. G. Gilbert. t,...............l
c. Bartine's z. &. Geo. Washington. ....2
Time, 2:53-2:47.