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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-01-15

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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-01-15

We have 4,18l, 202
as the grand total Of Church Members in the
United States, which is not quite one half the
adult population, over Gloom. Adp.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29

VIE Overseers II the Pour fos the Cesnsy Of An.
nrm' VIII meet ~ Ps0n's ship, miles ve6t a
said Court house. the secsad SATURDAY in Ocs,hs1
next tor The purpose ri receiving psals for thu mind
ing VI four framed buildings. &c BY Is f.e eli unde,p;s
ned with brick " s,oOr. feet pitch from the ds, Tim
brick OF s,"ns chim1eys ID the centre u each H.,.s
pointed with strong lime mortar, with two Are plscsa n
each chimney and hesfhs not less than wo fsss vide.
wca'her~bo,rded with hsar plas, q 10 show Ave
inches and lap inchrs--squste roolS esversd win
chestnut shingles. sheated h plsnkissqs and rerusc
boards plain box corncr lated plas,er~d aad white
washed two twelve light windows, 10 BY I2 elass-
two baton doors. ioogoed and 9foovsd sacH h.uss
cased up pla'n drs hung with hooR hinges and sefsws
with M foh latch and gosd stock lock u each d.ss
nors ongned and grnvad. The ssoms IN b ceiled -
three Zee, high from the hs,rs, with plain csppca.
Ons llouse Of like s,s-, and finished in s respects
like tho ah"ve, except that chimney IL to No place. Id
zach end. aud sove chimney in The csn,reons bat
lon dooI. 4 fifteen l'eh, windows i05y I2 slsss
One House Of like dlneNsins and finished in al a..
secis like lhose before menoued. two stofies hsh II
let pitch. chimney st each end. with each stoy
sslr case IN The centre: SIX bs,vh dvs tour beuw and
l~o above s'ars--scsen twelve light windows, four T.
hove and three below Stats.
The underwriters will Ia required Ia furnish sl ths
materials ot every desc whsteser except such ID
be procured upon the land and do oil the work VI
ever kind In submitting proposals. II il expected that
tho undertaken. where he shall dscsvet any thing len
out IN tho abve spec tioas ahich 10 necessary a,
proper towards the com pleon Of The buildings tls he
NH have an eye 10 II IN making his bill, ~ no will b.
held hound 10 do any work not specified here,-snd
IN M case will additional compensation he wade fr any
work Whatever which may w found necessary in the
progress Of The buildings.
Sep % uiO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29

lESE medicines recommended and civ used
b, the most intelligent persons IN the United States bv
numerous Professors and Presidents oeges phvscient
othe \rny and Navy and o Hospitals and kmshouses and
by more than five hundred Clergyman Of various densmus
iious.
They expressly prepared for family use ard have ao
qn'ed an unprecedented popularity throughout the United
states, and they admirably calculated 10 preserys
hrALri aud cure p'sE family should without
them The proprietor OF these valuable receive
ed his education at of the Medical Colleges In the
United States and has had twenty years experiences in
tcnssc and diversified Practice which he has had ample
opportunities of acquiring VI dsca ss
and ofthe remedies best calculated 10 remove ihein
Names AID prices q Dr. d. Jaynss Family .usdieinss,
ri,:
Jsynes Espectoran,, per boIss, 81 ID
Hair Tonic, 90
ALrnnau,r, or liz pisssrvs tive per
i5 buttfe, I I'd
ONE Ne'miugs, Is and so cite.
Cafmina,i,e baisam, Is and so cite
sanalive Puts, per boz, IS
American Hair bye, 50
All the above ,oned Medcines ara prepared ONLY bv
nr, D. Jayncs Inventor and Sole Proprs,of M souh
ihd street, Philadelphia Pa who has hesitation In
recommending them to The community preparations yvor-
Thy OF their entire condencc, aud IL fully Irort
past eHpe' fence that they will be iond eminent,
In removing those Diseases for which they ssvsa 70.
commended.
The above valuable Medicines ara Er snle bv
ID. Il. LYMAN.
"a Lynchbnii.
Sept 30 ~ Il,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29

Kentucky .9unh Confercncc.-Ths body met at
Frankfort on the 10Th inst Bishop Suule presiding
The business, the most important Of which related to
the Southern ofyaniz,lion conducted IN spirit o.
kindness and harmony. Of resolutions sub
united by DR.. Bisc0n, setting forth the causes which
npeled the Sluhern portion Of the church separa
lion from the NORTH concluding with declaration that
the Kentucky Conference would adhere to the South;
lea wing such individual members Of the body as might
concur in this determination at liberty dissolve their
connection with il, without blame prejudice Of any
kind" The resolutions adop'ed by yeas and nays:
yeas o. nays 5.On the day after their adoption, Bsh
op Andrew reached Frankfort, ani made plain stale
inen Of all the facts respecting the questions in regard
10 iimse which the proceedings ol the General Con-
ference. which led to the separation of the South aud
N,r,b. were i,nnded-aiier which resolution was a.
dopted requirn. the members thoa to define their IN
dividual position. 1ne roll being called, and uPo" this
question the "undergradua:es" being entitled to VOTE
the result was: For adherng 10 the >'nth l4o Tor ad-
herring to the Nu,h 5. A resolution was also passed.
expressing in the strongest terms approblto' oy 'he
conference, Of the conduct and action of Bishops S1ule
and Andrew throughout the entire controversy
Bishop Soule has removed his family from Warren
coun,v Ohio his late residence Nashville, Tennessc.
where he will in future reside.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29

kentucky Tobacco Crop.-rhe Hopkinsville Ky }
Gazette OF The 18th INST, says: so far have an,
information in regard 10 tobacco cop OF the Green
river country II now promises To yield something like
an average amount in quantity. and the quality decided
y superior to any crop for several years The drought
prevailing during the months of june and July see med
10 cut OIL The prospect for fair growth Of tobacco and
our planters were induced to top their tobacco eigh
leaves which is UNUSUAL in this section The seasona
BILE weather through the month Of August gave rapid
growth TO the CROP aud feel assured tina, for
argeness and rchnest Of leaf the present crop proni
ses every thing that could be desired.''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29
EINCBlasUlSG MAIxKET.

For TIE neek ending Saturday, September q, Isa5.
below h a cotfcci staisnant Vi the Market Tor tho
pas, week.
7otaeco.-old Lugs, u 90 to so, new Los.. "
w 10 $3.50. Lea inferior, 80 III 900; common
$3.50 90 middng, 81 80 10 500; shipping. (nsw)
100 To 500 manufacturing, Too nmon) $3.50 ,o
QUO, nne manufacturing 10000 $40.
Ftom.--s3 70 10 4 ipf supcrfne from Wagons; 81 q
irom sore. for ,he different grades.
Whe"f--Ptces may be quoted Al Red75. Whine 80
t'rain.-Corn On 10 t,2l cts per bushe from wagon;
Oats sheaf 70 cents per hundred cleaned 30 IL
81 'en's. per bnshel. Ryr. 62l cents.
Ciorer and Grau Sesds Glover Seed So; Herds
Grass Seed u 4 Zoe,
Provisions -l'acor. from wagons 81 a .. and in de
mand from store 10; Stock light. Beef 50 per hun.
droL; Meal, 90 10 SIS ets. per bush-l from wagon
Hh-Shad, $500 to 81 0 90 per Dbl. Herring. s..
to ~ oo' Maeksrsl. NJ |. ]l3, Nv. z. $3.50. NJ
CoDs.--sL Domingo. to " cents per b.; Rio. 9
" cen!, tagara 9 TO ~ Gets. Java, i2l 10 Is sn.s
CubA n ~ $.
Sugar.--lrown. New Orleans, sto9 cent. per lb
Porto Rico. . 10 9eea's per ID; ST. CroX 10 Ia
cents per ID. Loaf, l2i 10 Is cents per Id.
Cadie' fallow, l2l cents per h., Sperm. 80
10 81. cents per 10; Hull 4 Sons 10 II cents per ID
Uh"keg.-Com,noo. 30 IL SO cents per gallon. FROM
wagon; from store. IS to 81 cents Nsc6sd 40 IL AZ
Iron wagon.
rs cents per gallon
'oa" i"m- rsc'ory prices; IL |" IL cts. per ID
assureJ.
on.-.l'ar Iron. G5 per ton from boats. $50 FROM
Slote. Pig lrn sales
Se'L-iilisiersd, 81 To cents per h.; German, h
10 cen'si Shcar 20 10 % cents per b. Cast Srs 81
10 % cts per h.
i'aseed OH-65 IL 10 eta. Lamp. 81 90 To so per
gallon Tanners, 81 800 10 500 per Dbl
i.edlher.-Gnd solo. Is cents per h.; Damaged
Sole, . TO IL cents per H.
f"nder.-Blas''ng 100 10 4 % per kcg, Rifle. s.
90 10 500 per key
UooL-Wool. 25 cents perlb; Wool Rolls. 81 to 40
Coal and " ood-Buminons, % cents per bushel
Anthracite. 500 per ton. Oak aid mixed Wood s.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29

TIE CABlNEf.-fhe Charleston Mercury and
ashlngon Journal have both in,mated recently that
reorganization IF the Cabinet will probably soon take
place. The Union conradicts it, and declares that il
lis 'nore Of unit than any Cabinet heretofore known
Indeed II is angry at the circulation df the rumor and
denounces the Mercury traitor aud the journal as
'contenphle" paper not worthy of notice. Yet,
strange 10 say the rum,rs OF change thicken upon US,
from other quarters in despite Of tl. semi>oilcia des-
al The W as'ln5nn correspondent Of the n. Y. Jour>
nal OF Commerce states prevalent report that Attorney
General Mason is To succeed Mr. Buchanan Secretary
OF State, aud that Mr. Buchanan is to fill the long exis
ting vacancy OF the bench OF the Supreme Court ctea
led dy the death, mouths ago. of Judge Baldwin.
This rumor is asn mentioned by the Baltimore Patriot
with the addition that Secretary Bancroft, of The Navy
Department, have the mi sslun to Berlin in
place Of MIR. Wheaton, now Minister to that court.
There must be fire where there s so much smoke
the denial OF The Onion to the contrary noiwithstan.
ding.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29

"1he Progressive Democracy" Locofoco pa
~ in Ohio steps in advance Of theft allies in
other Ssa.es. particularly in this quarter Of The Union
They have lately pat funh, articles Of their creed
first. that all HE Banks arc to be pn. down; secondly
that all taxes to the Stale should be paid in gold and sill
veri aud thirdly that the Legislature shall prohibit tn
courts from enforcing any contract Transactions based
upon paper money! All who do not come up to h 5
standard are eIcommuncaed, "as oulcasts and exies
from democratic honor and confidence" What saw the
democracy" Of Virginia to this progressive" step :?
Are they prepared to unite IN this san, culote cry "down
with The bsnks,' 10 Insist upon paying their State ia yes
in hard money; and TO annul existing contracts 2 We
should like 10 see them hoist that flag
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29

f'mter 10 C0ngre".-'The Washington correspon-
den' ot tie Baltimore Patriot States with confidence,
mat eighteen ct the Locoioco members Of Congress from
View FORK have avowed their hostility the selection
OF the Presidents Press as The Congressional Printing
establishment II also, lie States reported that the
l-ocoloco members from Indiana aud Illinois, five from
Ono, TWO from Michigan, and one from Alabama, are
IN tav"r OF that contepilbe" Gas the Union
calls ny the L ). Journal. Between them appreca-
ting the Journal pretty much the Union itself does
We should he compelled 80 for The Executive paper
We can't stomach Fisk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29
Outlines Of The History Of Rome"


"Oullines ot'Us History Of .lmericd."
The foregoing the titles of three handsome litile
volumes, intended for The use of schools, and arc no
doub, we'll adapted 10 the purpose. Tho two former
we learn were originally published in England BY one
Of the ablest societies in the the world Tho volume
America has been adj, pied TO the series. The Ills
tory Of Greece, in the style understand, is to
appear very shortly They brief enough for all to
study them, and yet will give the student clearer
knowledge Of the history Of the countries which they
relate than eome larger volumes They handsome.
ty printed and bound. and embeIIshed with uumetcu,
cuts. Teachers and parents should examine them
They are published by Thomas Cowperthwait & Co.
and may be had Of Messrs. Payne 4 Gregory Of hi,
place.
The Jurcniie Choir, selection Of the choicest Melo
dies from the German, Italian, French English and
merican Composers the title Of handsomely execu
ted volume OF Music, by George Kingsley |. is design
ed for public and private schools, and for young elias
SEES in academies aud semnaries This book may also
he obtained Of Messrs. Payne & Gregory.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29

Effect Of The .Nt~s-The New York Express states
that the last news from Europe has had an ~xhlirs,inp
effect upon tho cation muket. Large sales had been
made. at an advance of !. and in some cases of OF
cent Flour has been depressed several lots that had
been purchased for shipment having been thrown back
upon the market. and sold reduction. On the whole
the news is considered favorable aud stocks money and
trade are generally better than previous to the arrival Of
the steamer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29
BEHIND THE SCENES =.

."e ~ l. Journal oi Commefce notices the o,,,;.
=. famP"'e' IN that city. of So pages octave
'''"P"ed ny VIM L.. Mackenzie. one If Tho MIN. ,o
VIZ '" Tue canada Rebellion in 1897. I, ia ep,i,l.J
We Lives and Opinions of Benjamin +. Butler and
.esS' ti'y', together with Anecdotes or B,,,,,hi.,
"Ae'c"es oi long list oi Locofoco leader, in New
."'h-tanong them, Levi Woodbury.. Silas w,;,h,
niaf'in Van Buren,, john Van Buren,. Azsr,h e. Fi,n,
oa"uei owariwou', James Gordon Benn.u Al n
i>San, + L. Blair. &. w Lawrence G. e. C,,h,.
fng' Edwin Cr'sswell, Wm. l.. Marcy and ,bei,
'enos and political Associates" The book. W, l.,r
from the Journal consists chiefly Of political letter,
written 10 jesse H'yi. while collector of the On ,,os m
New York The Journal adds 1T is renenlly su,,os,d
'"ey are genuine lfso. they ought To be universally
fead That people quay know ,c.at political patrot,, i;
made 81 hoc /! is get up a,i sustained and for .sLo.
p"po's' and end'" An Immense number Of cop;..
'"d IN New York the day the book anna, red .h,,
we doubt not makes curious re,el.,ms Of which
more will he hereafter heard
Inc New York Courier, after conlemnin, tho M,
ZION OF The book IN the slrangesl language az an unus
fable violation Of private papers BY ,b,se wh, no s..
improper MEANS doubtless, have obtained possession If
them, adds;-'lhe Consequences of this p,,b,c,,,o
however To the chief correspondents of Mr. Uov, the
character. hp
unveng oi inirigucs and ui hearts thus brnyht ,h,
cannot be recalled. There are those made manifest II;
these paSes who might gladly invoke the mountains, 10
fall and cover ,hem.' The National neigencer mites
WIN 'he ~ T. Courier IN condemnng the publication
as a Violation of the sancy of private correspondents.
which no circumstances justify and says 1.-The let.
tiers contain strange Developments
Mackenzie, who publishes them. was lately an officer
IN the New York custom house under Mr.. Van Ness 4
was removed after that gentleman superseded BY
Mr.. Lawrence. lie nsnuaes in preliminary no,ice
that these papers obtained by the Pondexter cons
mltlee Of investigation years ago. and carried To
Washington x that In this way they have been bruch,
To light But if that statement were true how did he
get possession Of lheml The n Y Courier saws. .\V
do not believe tins story. and rather imagine it will turn
out that they have been ieloniuuslv purloned Cron
locked Depository in of the rooms of the custom bse
where. they we're left for sa'eteeping by Mr. oyt and
are now given 10 tie public from MINCED feeling of
personal vengeance and mercenary speculation
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29

33- Senator Benton, it to be understood after a
bret season oi Senatorial independence has again put
his neck under the Executive yoke. The terms OF the
new compact is said that his connecticut Gov Nc
Dowell, or his friend Gen. Dromeooc is TO be elected
U, ). Senator next wlnsr--.ud. that on the other
hand, he is to all his intle in favor of the OF
fetal Editor as printer to the House Of Representatives.
Nous rerrons!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29

The Murderer nrrested.-'rhe New York fsper, in
urm US that Hunter Hill, the murderer Of Maj Robert
Il. Smith, of Nansenond, arrested in that city on
the 22d inst lie confesses that he stabbed Ns Smith,
bu says he first assaulted. The Majors statement,
before his death, was very different and was doubtless
true.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29
EOK N.1E TINS EE.
eIxs.s.h

HIHE STEAMERS COLUMBUS POcAs
L HONTAS, will hereafter leR-s Rchnsnd a.
four o'clock, the afternoons or rsssday asl Sal.
urdsy.
Passenger. arriving in Richmond ,ho.. a.y.. 81. 9.
directly On board the Steamer, asd 7roces Bal,imsrs:
arriving there The foo~ ing Thursday aad Mouuay NOR:
"ngs Thereby saving the expenses Of dssensa Ia D,sh:
mond
Passage to Baltimore only S.
HENRY LUDLAM 4 &c.
Richnond, Sept Is l0.if
HNs0sssei. OsSussG Ei31SaI3 SdfSS. KIe2
~ barb, Camphsr, Tartar Ems,ic, sud every ether
Medicine.
CHEMICALS, viz: Quinins, Salacns, Sutphsss. Ace
tate aud pure M"phns, 60, sesr quality.
SPICES. viz: Mace, Cloves. Pepper, Allspfss, Nu,s
megs. Mustard Seed. Nc. Of s.sr qsali,y,
WINES, via: Madeira. Sherry. Port, Cisre.; h.. swy
old aud choice quality, and esteemed W the bss1
judges To BE equal To any Wines in this esastry.
HOLLAND GIN Of he Sssr quality.
SURGEONS and Den,,s,'s luMruGsdts Of he bs,i
quality, and Of the foflner 4 ase sssnf,mest.
GUNS. Pistols and SP'rtsg Powder u sAedsm ssi
FINEST qnaiS-a very nae assftmeat.
PAINTS, Pain, Brushev asd Varuishes, ss6Jftsl.
DYE-SrUFFS; Oils. Ac
ESSENTIAL OILS, VIC: Oil Lsmsn Berfams.. Law:
endef. Cinnamon. Orange. Cloves, Csrfawav As:
SEGARS and snuff. ~ assortment. part fas esaimy.
The undersigned Offers he abovs with uAny olher srS
,icles net mentioned, fof sdsh appJcex assoahe
notes. At prices greatly reduced and some articles ak
lees than pressn. .Ns~ Ysrk ptiess
Sept. - hM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29

o. We are glad to learn that FIX Senator Preston.
who has been dangerously i'll at Abn,Ipn has 50 far
recovered be able tor his e.dencs in South
Carolina
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29

~ The Richmond Times of the 25lh no,ics, q me.
lancholy accident. at the rredegar Rolling Mills. in
That city. the day previously. Michael Murphy, who
was engaged in feeding pair Of the rollers was acct
den'aly caught in of the rollers which drew his leg
rapidly between them, almost to tho thigh before tho
machinery could be stopped. The limb dreadlully
mangled and his system sustained such shock thar he
died in few hours
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29
Lily H.OT1CR.

!TNtiE undersigned have formed nastns,shin IN ~
Il practice Of law, and will attend The Cuuss II IL
counties Of BedE'rd. Bole,uar.. Rnaanke. Fnak)is.
Pitlsy aud Campbell They will give ssset ~
dscns aenlnn ,o all business enasied y their ms.
sgemen' and clieais employing ehes will ssssivs ~
services VI ho,h. Their offcs 10 a. Liberty. Bslfssi
e"ur'>h"nse, and The same hera,Drs occupied ~ Jsss
L. johnson. JAMES r. JCSiIN$0N-
-. EDWARD e. BURHS. ]
Liberty. Sep. vl~H
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29
M lGIgDAGE.

80, Married, on the 9Th inst by tho Rev Nathaniel
Thomas. Rev. howell TRArLoR. Of ,he Bsp,s,
church. To Miss ELir.sxrs & TarLoa, ell or Camp
bell.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29
.V'Ev1' E.fLE GOODS.

N 4; T. VI & q w "A 4 IL l N
DEALERS IN FRENCH. E.NGLISH AND
.9MERICs AN DRY GOODS,
4 RE now receiving very large supply Of staple
IA and fancy
ram AVID WHIT q q OOD
They respectfully invite their friends and customers
II, call snd give the stuck an exaninatun beiore yng
Sept 10 s"h
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29

o. A Debate on Slavery is 10 lake place in Cincn
a,,i on the lst of OCTOBER between the Rev n l.. Rice
and the Rev j. Blanchardthe latter affirming that the
practice of slaveholdng is in itself sinful under all
cumsances and the former denying
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29

Health IF .NeD Orieaas.-The Picayune of The l7lh
inst says: 81 he health ofhe city all that its friend.
homc and abroad could wish. Ii has ceased TO be tn.
subject of conversation"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29

eS- The rnmor is revived that Mr.. Calhoun will
take the place of Mr. McDulie in the T. 5. Sen.
ate
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29

The 7hrsat.-Ws have received, In all ssbm i,.isn
and goad hamor the casgs,ca If our new acquan,anc.
o' The GAINESVILLE Herald. Indeed he sshss ynch.
burg over our shoulders snsering a, i, a. having been
only seventy years ego. grea, shakes" and known
oy III" humble appella,on Of "Lynch's ferry" Ger
a'''y true BILL but, have grown smary since then
Mr. Herald We assure our Roanoke fricud. however.
ha' We were IN the hes, possible temper when wa wrote
'he lille squib that raised his dander'-and that II
here was any bi,terness" he alleges in our remarks
II was most ANONYMOUSLY ourselves infused into them
81 well Kiss and be ffleds"-parlisularly as we in
ef 'ron his pisnetts that he is pretty much Vi way
Its pretty ornament Of his editorial column (under
meath which is the significant motto, depsadeat Of
parry or men,O represents tidy ookins fellow, re-.
cunning al MS ease in large chair. with ous foot, 10
mode Virginia, psrched upon the table, on 4 level h
his head which is developed in wrea.hs Of smoke from
fragrant Havana. II was .ha. same smoke, We sus.
pec'. which beogged his mind when he ~ unchari,sbly
m'scons'rued our paragraph about Clarksve which 10
'lny village now, but WILL we doubt not, like cee-
ora'ed Lake ''back side - Albany" grow bigger
when the Roanoke is made navigable for s,eamboa,t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29

e5- Several Of the papers contain VIVA, pnporls to be
the confession of John b. Cough the temperance Isctu.
rer, which turns out TO be "yile hoax"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29
Gx;ll .XEN1sc.

EARY-PAINrS AND YARNS les. of best quail
~ ties and few kegs black Paint, and jars Of Prus-
sian Blue, Chrome Yellow Sc, in OIL with good as
sorted supply of Dry>paints, VIZ: Paris aud Chrome
Green, Chrome Red and other dry paints, for sale VERY
low by HONEL DAVIES.
Sent. Is u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29
TO TH n D. A ID Il =
com We VE.S!

MONDAY MoRNINc, SEPTEMBER LIST, l8i5.
SO0 PAIR LADIES' KIDD SLIPPERS, at IS
wv per pair receiving and opening at Richmond
Cash Store. Ladies who have been waiting for the a
bove, will please call soon, or they will miss them.
WIN J. WILLIS.
Septerser -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29

r., II is sisted .h, the Secretary of the Treasury
Mr.. Walker, 10 conhaed 10 his bed by illness.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29
q MI HAIRY.

Died. in Campbell county, ON The 10Th Of hi
m""'", BETTY ALsAASpEa. daughter of DIR. Robst
Lemnnon. in the Sd year OF her age.
Thy life. read. my gracious Lord,
Wnh ,fsnss'r, all divine
Thine image iIacs IN every word,
Thy love |" every line.
MehinRs I soc thuusand charms
Spread ger Thy gracious face.
While infants, in Thy t..dsr arms.
Receive the smiling grace.
Death may the hands Of life unl.vss,
but Cant dissolve thy love;
Millions VI infant souls svmposs
The family aboysu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29

FOR RENT.
FNNHE House and lvt IN the Hill, oppasts Mr.
Il Green's. and occupied 4, present BY Mr.. Gvuld-.
man. Possession will 10 given the ls Of October aext
GEO. w. TURNER.
Sept. &c v,sif