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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-14
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OGWSVeC ASVkIyStys
TUNHE UNDERSIGNED Commissioners, acting
4 under the authority Of the decree Of the Chancellor
in The of"hlu'relI Va. Mnrrel," depending
IN the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery G
the town OF Lynchhurg, will, on Friday, the 9th day
Of August, 1915 N front Of the premises expose SALE
at public adctioh 10 iio hghcs, bidder,
THE LOT
in the decree mentioned situated on Main street in this
'"wn. next adjoining MnreIPs cotner building. conlan>
ing 33 feet front, and running back to the private alley,
say ia feet. "
TERMS or S.aIE.
So mnch in cash will pay the OF the suit and
charges ol SALE The balance upon credit ui e. i2 and
Is months, in equal instruments. Bond with approved
security To he given; and 'ho title withheld until The pur
chase nancy be- pad. This properly IS decidedly val
uable aid The tile SUPPOSED 10 be undoubed II being
paFs Of The Lot held by the late John alurrei
decd The Chancey Court will decree the title 10 be
made payment ot all The purchase money.
JAMES l.. CLAYTON, Co,.
GEORGE w. TURNER, s WI" 49,
Jdly7 lSA
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LOOK .IT TESES.

lust received fr1n the freight b,al John l.,nlolp,
- large aud all;teal sapp!y oiseasona,e cllhing,
consisting IN natt ii
100 suS. hlue black and ,ns sie ss,en f)ress Frnck
Cua's i..aIhcr with 2'D pair SUPP. Cinil, and Cass>
mere i,sns. SILK and Naat,ia te.is Iaan and In.
Table Diaper. Also a general saIias AZ Dry
t',",ds. Has. i,uois. Gaps Shms. Be Sc. Gentlemen
ahu IN want, would ,n wpil Ia calf as bargains
surpassed " III he eiSen every aFirt'.
This lot Of cthir2 uiN. M thilaasiiaia express
iy for The market. and every atttic ua,yas'ed.
CHARLES PHELPS, Auci'r
July ~
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Just KCCeirGW.

DARtlAM & HOPKINS have just received another
lot Of Tweed and Linen Dress and F'ock Goats,
White s. fancy French and English Drilling Pants,
Boinbazine. Silk and nef Vests.
ALSO A few Silk Shits q! sqod quality, which they
will sell low fJr cash
July Is
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NO ~ /; -.
HN'llI. he snld. The iih Nonav in July al LIB.
w cr,y, E's!f ri nn,v, hclng Guurl day.
or 5 IaSfS.
ti@g,n. Az The estate 81 Jesse Lett -t dsc'd pnr.
To" :" ii purchase viii he nq"red 80 each. The
nsiInr credit ill he I, day ii Way 1916, the
purchasers a,yiog h.'do Will approved security.
- W. QtARLES.
Ear. Of shr rsi"te If .iesse L.fi,rch dccd.
July 10 y
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Trust Sale Of Shoes, Boots, sc.
At NVCEOOV

nN virtue OF deed If trust executed TO the suhscri-
- Der by George G. Williams. the ooh day of No
ven,er. 1874 and duly recorded in the Clerks Office of
the luslihgs Cour, for The Corporation Of Lynchburg,
Tor certain purposes therein specified. will proceed to
sell. by way Of public aucon. the 25ll day Of July
1915 The Oro s,ev occupied by the subscriber ALL
TIE SToCK or BOOTS, SHOES. HITS
cars, TRUNKS, Sc. remaining on hand unsold.
All persons indebted G. g. Williams. will please
forward and settle The same with J. r. Burton as
directed by said deedro CLOSE Ibis hnsines as soon as
possible ]. n. TYREE Trustee.
June so 1851
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E,ssssI krS,NP '.

~ wv 81, hs.,i Gua ass,rlueni of Lard Janps
~ ts on I,nps ut every description. all at " hi Ell
vii be s.ld very law, by ID. w. MOORE,
Sgn uf The b.. Pitcher.
iuly 10 a
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Wy(hc Nails.
June 26

CMvh for 1hsllOsU NmM DccssrMr.
"E WILL GIVE THE HIGHEST CASH
p" PRICE FOR TALLOW AND BEES
WAX. JOHN KlNNiER & co.
March Is
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1--we HHt Rt,. lime 2iih, 1915.
STEr.L CGEApaR.
1000 pHif LfOOlS eslsE shoes.

DfCEN ING anil opening his morning AZ the Rirh
Z ppnd Cast Slrrr All beltI purchased AT auction.
Tor cash oetat sacrfces, viii enable uler sill
greater Inducements Ia purchasers. iuoagst the as
s inrp he found VIZ
500 pair Ladies' extra black Kid Slippers best Phila
,rlpia II AXE onl, T., cents,
Calored Bn.k,ns and Ties from 1T ur,
Mems ani Servants Boots aud shoes, all prices and
qWirs.
The atieniion ii Merchants and l,ars ishng Ia pnr
chase any thing in the above lne. Respectfully solicit
I'd. Examine n,y stock b. IL purchasing elsewhere. AS
viii s,d, them =, much less than naun tac,ures prices
ior cash approved paper.
VIM j. WiI,IaS.
.Juur Of "a
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III ~ r.

/. HIM 81.
4 CONSTANT surrly Of hoe sefdc. ..snp. Gs.
"A SALE Ny GEO. Barry.
June so 4,
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sADDLERY. 40.

! return my most grateful thanks
To the public for the liberal patron
age | have received for several years
past, in my Saddlery Business,
and still solicit the same. aud would
say To my friends, old customers and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-14

Executors safe or
n L. u A d ]. Il Nm

uDtRSUANT To the last WIN and Testament Of ina
Penn, decd, shall proceed 10 SELL Il, public auc
ul 10 The hghes. bidder a, the late residence Of The
sad JOHN Penn, decd, on Saturday the 18th day of
August neat, about
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-19
Review Of the Mobile Market.
From oar Price ourrsnt of Satu, day.

CoTToN-The arrivals by boats and wagons since Fri day evening week amount to only 59S bales and the ex ports in time to l6s5 bales-eavDg the stock on hand o 5 4i6 bales, including all ship board not clear ed against 57ll bales time year. and 4 7s5 in lS43.
 Reverting briefly to review of the r instant will be remembered the market closed firm alter recovering '4c of the decline half cent which followed val or the Great Westerns accounts-saes week ending 3d l95OO bales; niddling 5ADGc For week ending 10th the request wss good although resulting reduced tness, safes reaching H. 800 bses steady prces- Since heu and during the last week. the aggregate trans actions have been smtlboth parties the beginning The week being disposed to await the receipt of later cign avices which did not come to hand until Wednes- day. The safes for the three business days ending with Tuesday estimated at 501 bales for which fi
 market prices paid The enquiry since the arrival the lIihernr's news has been quite lively, and operations
 we been to fair extent in view of the reduced on sale the market pre- enng quoable change in prices us remarked however that the principal lots remain ing un5ud are in the hands of comparatively few houses WHO asking very full prices-the market closes stiff.
 We report the week sbusiness eoOO bales of which 55 Uon the last two days The stock remaining unsold e,nated at 14 1000 b7les The bdyng has been prin ep lily for the English markets. Present prices average 'sc per b lower than quo aons of 18th u the highest p of the season. and lc per h. above those of the 4th Jan. which the lowest figures touched this or \ ge son
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-19
From the Washington Union.


Oregon-The Debate in Parliament.
 Jn our List number, presented rapid re, jew of the discoveries of tine Spanars and of the British on ,he northwest coast of America, anterior to he od Of the recognition of the independence of he United States; in which showed that every part of the coast claimed by republic was dscov- cred and ca med by the Spaniards before it was seen by the people of any other nation. This fac, is always studiousl, kept cut of view by the British. wh" avoid as far possibe, all mention of any oih- discoveries visits that part of the world dur ing the period in question, except those Of Drake ani C0ok-as they like manner reject all accounts of subsequent exannat ions, except those of Vancou yer. At this pont, il will be necessary for us to tae leave of the Pacific coasts for the time, in or der 10 follow Lord John RusseIl's arguments rela- i've to treaties of an earlier dnie.
 ''The next description of l,e to which we come (continned h's lordshp) that founded treaties and conventions; and here will, before I proceed further, state what conceive to be inc position of he Oregon territory. It may be considered 10 be The territory which extends east a"d west between the Rocky mountajus and the Pacific ocean, and
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-19

NJThe Tuscaloosa Monitor speaking in general terms of respect for Col TERRY, the democratic candida,e finds fault with the grammatical construc. ton off sentence in his letter accepting the nomina- ton Admitting that he possesses 'strong sense united with and shrewdnsss he very ovilly templates that the messages and public docume nts will be "scrbbled of with less haste and raudy' else, Iackadaisically asks he, ,otat ,OH S Robert Peei Mink? We have perfect confidence that Coy TERRy's acts, writings and doiags, will rebound to the advantage of the State, and that Sir Robert Peel man, will not be superfuously vexed among the of ,s troubles, by the anti Eng fish style of Ma jo- TERRY. We feel sure that the warmth of Ter ry AmericanisuI-one of the warme of those .im- pull ses," which considered by as defects of his temperament-wl not carry him far as to dsort the British language, the annoyance ofs'Sr Robert.'
 so-T The Legislature of New York has just passed an Act incorporating the American Atlantic Steam Navigation Company. with capital of two millions of dollars. The company Is designed 10 operate der The recent act of congress authorizing the Post Master General to make contracts for carrying the nerican foreign mails in steamships. and reserying to ahe Government the option of taking the steam shi ps employed in carrying the foreign mails for the services of the Navy in of war.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-19

The Richmond Enquirer of the l2th instant. con- taIns notice of the death ol the Hon. Wm. RoANE, one of the most prominent public citizens of Virginia. He had served the State hsnorably in every representative capacity, in the State legs iature, as Representative and Senator in Com gress, and elector of President and Vice Presi- deot. and always with honor for the purity of his purposes and the ability and frmness with which he performed his public duties His personal deport mcnt him universal regard, and few citizens die more sincerely lanented.
 Mr. Roane son of the late SPENCER RoAsE, and grand son of Patrick Henry.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-19

. IcE-BERGs.-Vessels arriving at Halifax. and the mouth of the St. Lawrence, report large Ice bergs in the Atlantic and on the banks. Some of 'he clusters of Ice-bergs resemble beautiful castles, sparkling ih the sun beams though studded with inuuinerable diamonds.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-19
White suIphur springs,

MORGAN COUNTY, ALA Jan lst 1S35. VNHE undersigned having associated with tiem ! Major GEO. B. CLITHERALL, the above establishment Ill in future be conducted by us jointly P. T. MANNlNG,
 t,. I.. G.F. MANNING. The public are informed that the "MORGAN SPRINGS" W i'll be open for the reception of yisi- tors from he 10th May till the 1st November. r , The subscribers pledge themseIyes to use every means to contribute to the comfort and pleasure of their guests. -rtss 20. The waters are White and Black Sulphur, Caleb- gale, Copperas, Limestone and pure Free Stone, and have been pronounced by persons competent to udge not inferior in medicinal properties to any in the country They situated among the nounia ins 20 miles south of Huntsville, in n section of country aboundIng beautiful scenery and natural curiostles and in point of health this location is unsurpa sse The improvements elegant and sufficient for the accommodation of 300 persons. 'A"" 7' "' Te ms-s25 per month and no erras-very liberal deductions made to families, and to persons rennh- ing the season. post office is established at the Springs, and permanent hotel kept there, iocated the Memphis and Augusta mii,l roads, which roads crosses the Huntsville and Tnsca loosa mail roads, ten miles from the Springs, a ssOliander,'' D where four horse post coaches frou, the north sou east and west inlersect. Tr' tl0 To friends and th" public we say "co,ne one, come all ? P. T. MANNING. Esq
 Post Master, Morgan Springs, Ala
 Dr G. r. MANNING, Huntsville.
 or Major GEO. B. CITHERALL,
 my19 145Mmo at Mobile or Tusca loosa.
 0C-Anv editor Presiding oat of the Stale) publish ing this notice for months and sending copy of pa per 10 Morgan Springs. will be entitled to hoard for monb ''.-'. ''.It -.'t ,iit
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-19

FOR NEW W-ORLEANS.
 (Reguiar semi-wsekly packet to ths NeW Basin.) Leaves New Orleans "Wednesday and Saturday Evenings Leaves Mobile Tuesdays and Fridays.
 O. Cabin passage $s5. Deck passage $sl.
 1Fas~ps- lA The fine new and stduncn steamer
 ska,ytbdtsSS MONTEZUMA,J J .McC Baker mas ter, will leave for the above port on TUESDAY, 20lh May, at 10 o'clock AM.
 0G Her rates of freight are reduced five cents per barrel from this date
 For freight or passage, having excellent accommo- dations, apply on board to
 myl9 c. A. GILBERT & BRO.. 50 Com-st FOR GAINESVILLE, WARSAW & VIENNA. A Es@ h The light draughl steamer LAI.LA As5sss As5ssRzaH772- ROOKli, 0. B. uooper muster, will leave fer the above and all the intermediate landings, on TUESDAY, |, 20ih inst. at 5 o'clock PM
 For freight or passage, apply on board or to
 myl9 CAMPBELL. OWEN & 70.
 FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA. h fs The fine passenger steamer BELLE GSssSszeET3x P )ULE, Black W. Martin, master, will leave for the above and all intermediate landings on TUESDAY, 20th inst, at 5 o'clock PM, DO. siiiveIy. sn. ul'
 For freight or passage apply on board or to
 my19 CAMPBELL, OWEN & O., Agents.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-19
Dwelling House at Auction.


 " ILL be sold on the first Monday in June next, w at public auction, in front Q the Mansion House, at l1a o'clock AM ihe frame Dwelling House and lot, the north east coraer of Thrd and Walnut streets, in the city of Mobile. The lot is ll0 feet on each street. Terms-one filth cash, and the balance in four equal annual insialnents with interest at the rate of eight per per annum se- cured bv approved endorsed notes and mortgage on the property. THOMAS w. Mccoy myl7 l44if Secretary Merchan,s Ins Go.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-19

FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI. k E@ h The fine fast running passenger S;ztssE>sH steamer NEW WORLD, Joseph Bryan master will leave Mobile for the above and all intermediate landings, on THIS DAY. the 18th inst, at 10 o'clock AM.
 0rs- Passengers down by steamer Alabama will be in lime for leaving by New World
 For freight or passage apply on board or to
 myl9 CAMPBELL. OWEN co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-19

NORN-S00 sacks best Western white, Irnding V this morning from steamboat Montezums. and will he sold low from ihe wharf hv
 myl2 A, GILBERT & BRO. bQ CoW st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-19

 rORATORsO--'ro hc given at he CATHOLIC oiapt CnuRt'n, Monday Epeaiag. ls'h insl at E oc'""k Irrrisriy by The Lars ad Gentlemen ni the 'h"ir' the Benelii d Mons. Bellonget, lsADkH'
 I. Glnria-Grand Chorus--Mrzst.
 2. Ave Niria-Trio-Newkonine. lb'llo'"' ,. luid Retribnam-S Sopruu0 eolo and Chorus-l'Am- 4 Jrsu Re,rnlptor-Solo Tenor-Bnle. . --=zs snne'ns-soprano Solo and Cho[ns-M"S'ingh''
 PART II.
 l. Super rFlnmina-Quarteite nae voices Iambillote. ?, VrHi Creat0r-Trio-Beini.
 3. En Drctus-Quartette-IH -IHmbilloite.
 4 Jesus our IIope-Tennr Solo Balte.
 5 Prl, er-Fr0m Nose rn Egiito--Rnsslni.
 6. Q Glorosa-GraHd Chorns-Ipn,hillote.
 1TTrkeis SI, tn he had t S. W. Aliens Hook store F. Bromerg Co.'s Music Store, and al he dnor on the evening of inc Orhlnrlo "Jh FWiihn the lnst year two. \ good many books have been borrowed from this office. Many |" them contain matter relnng the party topics o the day-aud probably loaned to our InliticAl friends. Among them sutne volumes of the Register 0' De bates in Congres.-several collrrt0ns of pamphlets, speeches and other pullc documents, ni which il would be extremely difficult to obtain other copies now Who ever bus of of them, would greatly obge the editors ny sending them to this office
 There are also missing, great many vnumes or miscellaneous character which we should Ike to nave bnck--especiay some costly sets are broken mls UTMUTUAE. SAFETY INSURANCE co of New -York-A Dividend of rwENTY-THREE Akp A HAIi PER CENT was declared the Glh Capital increased HUNDRED AND sIxTY-sFvEN TnousANp DOLLARS Total nssets over million or uoihfh , Persons ho did business win tho Agency durine the year just endcd i'll receive their Dividends m scrip ID February. . Applications for INSURANCE will he received nt The office of the Agency c0rner nf St Francis and Royasis, up Atairs janIsI ROBERT $. BUNKER. Agent. nr HAVILAND, CLARK & CO.,, IMPORT FRS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS in Drugs and Medicines Surgical and Dental Instruments Chemicals Perinmery Brushes Window Glnss, Paints. Oils, Dye Slufs, &c. Mas. 45 and d7 Fdfer strset-MOBliE. HAvILAND, REESE x Co, New-York. HAvILAHD, HARRAL & ALLEN, Charleston, ". HAvILAND. RisLEy Co, Augusta. Gn. her2 lcme rCHINA, Glass, EarthenNyare and Cut LERY-W AND RETAII,.-The subscriber s nc receiving extensive assortment of the alove nft ces which he offers nt ihe lowest prires
 novI4 JAS MASTERSON, Importer. 34 Nnler-sI
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-19
From the Louisville Journal.

MI tHODlSI EfIStJOtA'' tONt HUN.
 THIRD DAy, Saturday, May 3, Ia45.-The . venlion met pursuant lo adjournment Bishop ndrew in ihe chair, and opened with divine service by the Rev J. Early.
 Reports, memorials, etc, were called for. and MT. Wighiman presented appeal fl om the Rev. Vim Burke of Cincinnati, to all the annual conferences; ; which was referred to the committee organza- tion.
 Mr. Crouch presented sundry memorials from the Lexington, Hardinsburg. and Augusta districts, Kentucky conference, which referred to lhe same committee.
 Mir. Truslow presented similar paper from Bates- vile, Arkansas. Mir. Green, of Missouri, MT. Ka- sanaugh, of Kentucky, and Mr. Stevenson, of Ken lucky, presented documents of the same kind which were all referred to the committee organi- zatoa.
 MT. Green, of Tennessee, sad he would like to see Bishop Soules address in full he desired that every word of should go to the pnblic. He there fore moved that Bishop SonIe be requested 10 fur nish his address in full for publication, which was adapted by rising vote. unanimously.
 The president announced the committee on mis- sions.
 The session chiefly occupied by a discussion as to the manner in which the committee appointed by the Convention should report the proceedings.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-19

Seven States have yet to elect exclusive of Flori- da- The Florida election takes place this da, week. The seven other States North Carolina, Alabama, Tennessee, Indiana. Kentucky, Maryland. and Mississippi, having ffy-seven representatives The five first named hold their elections in August Maryland elects in October and Mississippi in Mo- siber.
 The Democratic majority the next House will be large-be'ween 40 and 50 at least.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-19

o. To the Voters of Mobile county: We are au- taorzed to announce DRURY THOMPSON as a candidate for reelection to the office Of Clerk of the County Court of Mobile county, at the ensuing Au- gust election t- febS 6Otiles
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-19
M OBILE
Monday Morning, May I9, Is45 Democratic Nomination.
 FOR GOVERNOR, NATH MEL TERRY,
 DE lMEsl nNE

We find nothing new by the maila which came through yesterday.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-19
LIVERPOOL cLAssIyIcATIos.

nc h reeeips at a the ports of the country last dates dd up 9i7 b1icsan year at same period o 39 970 bales and the entire crop Inf ns yesr oi23 3a bales Comparing the present season win ioiS we IiNe to date an exec of 46s5l bes The
 balance of Ia years crop yet to come forward will d considerably s it of the receipts In the core oning ue riod of Iei5 I ie foreign Exports compare as under =:
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-19

gss- The friends of WILLIS W. GAY will sup- port him as candidate fnr the office of Clerk of the County Court, al the election in August next.
 ianl6 4)tes
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-19

gr-I offer my name 10 the voters oi Mobile county a candinate for he office of County Clerk, at the ensuing August election.
 Jan15 39ie EDWIN RUST.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-19

For Clerk of thc County Court.
 GH-We are requested 10 announce EDM ARD B. GALE as a candidate for Clerk of the County Court al the ensuing election. mhIl
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-19
Totsl--ba.es.. l. l,e4a, ,s54....l,

In regardto the growing cotton crop of h,a s,,, oil , accounts we have received may be regarded as
 In some counties the prospect decidedly good in othn les 'o, but mol dscolr ging. In portion of inc , coates m the iorth western section the State ,b a'1tcen paris of Mssissippi high have overSor td the river plantations, und injured the crops-hoy So on-y ~eAs nutyst spprized Some fears are expeSscd Tea ihe Fehai ch'nge Of weather which for week nas hts beoh nluch Iore like March than May should prnvc iHJnroa' t2 i"e yoHug plants. Planters in Miss, ,iu nave generally oainSd good stand. From Georyia and S'u tafoh'a eompains are loud of injury by drought