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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-12

The Oregon QMcstioM Settled.


The Oregon QMcsti0M Settled.
JAMES ID. SMITH
FDNAKES this occasion To return HIS most sincere
thanks 10 The public. for the very liberal patronage
bestowed since his Withdrawal from the firm Of Mlr
rill i Smith; and would say 10
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
That he has ms large n stosk Of TIN ware. as
can be Gnnd in the upper country. aud will positively
sell. wholesale bills nj Richmond prices.
Encourage home indus,fy.'
Call at tho Sign Of the Big Coffee Pot, Dank
Square, I,ynctburg Va
March i2 Is
cou,, holden Tor the county OF Patrick, At the court
~ house thereei, on the 23j ia, OF February Isa6,
James w Scales his right and admir- de boni-
MOI, OF Peter Scales decd Absaiom Seales admit dc bonn,
non oi Peter Scales, decd, plaintiffs,
Duke Scales, Nathaniel Scales Absaom w Scales. Nh
thaniel H. Scales Peter Scales, Pleasant Scales Nichoa
Dalton and Elizabeth his lie, Jno FIELDS, Park an,
Elizabeth his wife and daughter, name unknown Peter
Scales aud Joseph Scnle Philip Hays and Elizabeth h
wife, and John Z. Scales, Defendants.
In CHANcEnY.
The defendants having entered their appearance ant
given security, according Ia the net Of assembly and the rue
Of this court and appearing by satisfactory evidence ha
they not inhabitants of this, On the
ton of the plaintiff, by counsel oorcd that the sad de
PENDANTS do appear here, the first day OF April court
be forthwith published in the Iynchbutr Ngninn,D for
two months successfully and posted at the front door Of the
courthouse OF this county soma court day.
Copy-TeNc,
SAMUEL g. STAPLES, DC.
March I2 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-12

Negroes Wanted.
I'VE subscriber. having lorst-d himself Ia Lyt -.
burg, :" The purpose Of buying Nsyssss " Ma
New Orleans market. Ia now prepe,ed 10 psv he ssee
esl marks, prices In CASH,
Ton LIKELY YOUNG H1e1o1a
Persons having sny VI the sbsvs psopsuy 10 de.ssA
Of will find il to their sdssnisas BY calling IN him he
Hs office Is Market srcci, one door abvve Dr. Blash
lords
Communications attended 10. E. MYERS.
Jan. ~ 6wf-6wUf
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J. rules held In the clerk Office of the circuit
court OF law aud chancery, for the county OF Halifax
IN the month oi March, 1916.
William Bri,ton, Plaintiff,
against
Thomas McCargo, James +. hin Paul TAYLOR and John
Coleman, administrator of John Bacon, deed.
Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
The defendant Thomas MEGA rgo not nving entered his
appearance, and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
he is not iuhabtan, Of this Commonwealth; II ordered.
that the said defendants Thomas McCargo dc ,psas 70
on the first Monday IN June next and the Plaintiffs
bill aud that copy of this order BE- forthwith Inserted the
'lynehbug Vhginun' Tor two months and
posted al the ifont door Of the Cont
Copy-Tesr,
WIN. HOLT, GIN.
March IL WIN
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JAMES u. SMITH

'uNAKES this occasion 10 return his most sincere
thanks Ia the public. for the very literal patronage
bestowed since his Withdrawal IRON the firm Of Muir
Ill & Smith; and would say 10
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E8T EEkLY BULLETIN
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T.4FL0R, IFTLDE& co, 4, ) and 6, JARVIS
BUILDINGS, have received during the week the fol.
lowing.
Local L0errgs and Visits in the vicinity of Ros-
ton, by The author OF open and Ink Sketches'-Only
~ ceuts
The Family Circle for February.
Iiarpcr's Bible, No. i7-price IS cents
I.ife of Paul Jones, by A. Mackenzie, Esq, in two
yOls.-prCc 50 cents
The Greece of the Greeks, by G. A. Pericard late
consul of the I, States at Athens, vols cloth II 80
Man IN the Republic, series of poems 10y COfee-
Illus Mathews-cloth, gilt edge, only 30 cents.
GentIemens Pocket hlmaHaCs-a variety at va
T0uS prices, from - to 30 cents.
Glaham'S Magazine for February, 25c.
Ladies' National Magazine for February, l5lc.
NJ York Illustrated Mag izine for February, with
four steel plate engrdyngs and Oh pages of reading,
IS cents.
The Three Guyrdsmen, part . which completes
this work. translated by Park Benjamin, 25c.
Letters and speeches by Oliver Cromwell, by Car
lyle, cheap edition, complete, soc,
Living Age, No, ~, for this week, l2ic.
Rev Sydney Smiths SeImons vol. cloth, 81 %.
Sol Smith, Esq,'s Theatrical Apprenticeship, with
illustrations, soc.
ALSO-Weekly IIerais, aud other Weekes for
sale Immediately on the arrival Of The this after
noon, and all other periodicals and publications, for
sale, wholesale and retail by
TAYLOR, WILDE s. Co,
Printers, Publishers and Booksellers,
II JaTviS'S Buildings North ST.
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Amcritnn Republican,
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
SATURDAY MORNING, JAN. "a, 1916.

D.,rrmprloS or BOOKS TO MEMBERS o.
Cov.rs... Fram a resolution adopted in thef
House of Representatives, directing an cuqnl-
ya.t9 whcther members have sold books yot-
Cd 10 tacm by Congress, it seems that spccua-
to9. or. as MI Payne has it, poculaton
amon,.. the honorabIes is suspected. Now
We consider this whole business Of printing vo-
lancs for the private use Of members as entire
Io wrong 1t Is done under the preteXt of
having them distributed gratutousIy among
the people; but is this done? We have yet to
learn The fist instance. Ten thousand extra
copies Of Capt. FremonL's expedition were or
dercI to be printed by the last Congress to be
distributed among the then members these
copies are seized upon by the members OF the
present Congress, who DO not like to mss 50
valuable prize-aud thus miserable game
is played at the expense OF the people II
works must be published by order Of Congress
at the pnblic expense, they should be d'sIrDnt-
cd 10 the public libraries and officers OF the
several states, reserying such number only as
might he required for the use Of Congress; and
IN no instance giving to any member more
than one copy. We have repeatedly heard 1t
said; that members sold the books which they
received, and that the same set would be pad
for by Congress several times without ever
having been taken from the shelf on which
they were originally placed. This may not be
true; bat it is evident from the resolution which
has been passed By the House, that such Prac
ticos are suspected.
There are usually ten times the number o.
public documents printed which are lcquli-
ed, and the consequence is, that they go te
tho grocers as wrapping paper. Whether mem
bers thus dispose of their shares or leave them
as a parquisite to others, we know not-bu'
the motive for such profuse and useless eXPen'
dtures Of the public money, is, to benefit par
tizan editors 1t is gross abuse and calls iol
correction. Tens of thousands of dollars are
thus annually thrown away, which ought to
he saved. Members of Congress receive theil
eight dollars day, and should BIO contented
without voting away the public money for pub
llcdtohs uIlueT TIC ldlSS PtcttAt vi chHShto"-
ing the people, but in reality to support parti-
Fan editors, or to add to their own pay. Not
withstanding the apparent determination OF
the House to search into and expose abuses in
relation to the book business, we strongly sus-
poct that there will be neither exposure nor
enquiry, now that they can divide the books
published under the order of the last Congress
amongst themselves.
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TIE UNION. The veteran editor of the L.
mon says-"Only let England suspect that we
fear war, and we shall have war" And, lest
England should suspect that we fear war, the
editor, we presume, would have the nation
assume lofty, hectoring attitude-a kind OF
f'devil-may-care' policy, by which to trighten
England into submission. We should "tear L
war; for war is fearful scourge to any coun-
try. We should avoid war, il it can be done
honorably-and we should take especial care
to keep ourselves always iii the right. Are we
nj present in the right We doubt 1T for We
have discontinued negotiations without just
cause The President claimed the whole OF
Oreron-waved that claim to offer compro-
mise by making the 49th parallel of latitude the
boundary between the two countries, (eXcud-
inc England from the navigation of the Column
bia, land because the proposition was not ac-
ceded to-, he resumed his claim TO the whole
land in dispute, and discontinued all negotiation.
Now this was wrong. There was no necessity
for closing the door to an amcable settlement,
and assuming hostile attitude. "What nom
sense it is to get frightened about it," says the
editor of the Union. This may be true; but it
is still greater folly to blow the blast of def
ance when we are unpIepared to strike the
blow. We are sick of the bullying and blus-
tering which is daily exhibited in and out of
Congress-; and we desire to see a calm, dignS-
ed and firm course adopted. We must first
put ourselves in the right, and then if England
should seek war with us, we shall be prepar-
cd to defend ourselveS-- not by vain flourish
of trumpets, but by sufficient array of bayo-
nets. The editor of the Union is no doubt a
man without fear; but Boosting is not the true
modo of exhibiting courage. The dung-hil
cock makes more noise than the game one
and in this respect man resembles the chicken.
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REPUTATION IN CARROLL COUNTY. The
"corporals guard" of regulators in Carroll
comfy, in this State, are rendering themselves
absolutely ridiculous. On Saturday last they
held a preliminary meeting at Westminster
James Keefer in the Chair, assisted by John
Malehorn, with Wn. &. Matthias as Secretary
and adopted the following preamble and re-
solution, to carry which into effect will require
sum equal to the whole amount OF their taxes
for several years:
Whereas the Governor of the State of Mary
land has at last, after several Intellectual APP
pointments, succeeded in obtaining man &c
accept the Office OF collector of the direct taxes
of Carroll county, and who has already made
his appointments TO meet the people for that
purpose; and whereas, ii speedy measures are
not adopted, all efforts to counteract the colec-
ton thereof may be also Intellectual; and where
as also. it is the determination of the tax pay
ers of this county to test the constjtutionality
of the laws le,ying and collecting said taxes.
therefore, in order to bring about as soon as
possible, the means by which the said laws are
to be tested, be it ,l.
Resoved, That general meeting of the ta'
PAYERS of Carroll county be held on Saturday
the 2lst of February next, at | O'Clock I. NJ.
at the Courthouse in Westminster, for the pur
pose of devising ways and means to take tn
question of constitutionality of SAID direct ia!
laws up to the Supreme Court OF the U. States
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LETTER GAus uP All TIE EXCHANGE READING Rc0sp.
For Bremen-Ship Ann, LIST pr0ximo.
For Brcmen-Ship America, soon.
Foo i.iverpool-Bafque Cumberland few days.
For Kingston, Jam.-Bne VIM, l.. Jones, with de
spatCh.
For Rio de Janero-Brig Mary III. Hooper, with de-
spatCh.
For Kingston, Jam.-Brig GIamorgan, soon.
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NEw Books. From Messrs. Taylor, Wilde s Co.
wehave received the LIST vol. of Carey HATS Lii
brsry of Humorous American Works, entitled "The
Theatrical Apprenticeship and Anecdotal Recollec-
tons Of Sol Smith, Esq, Comedian, Lawyer sc y
This work is embellished by a number of humorous
engrayings Price Scots.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT. The U. States Jour
nal at Washington announces that it will sup
port the nominees of the Democratic party for
President, and will insist upon the notice to
Great Britain. This announcement will doubt
less create profound sensation in Europe
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FROM MoNrEyDso. BY the brig Amazon,
arrived at this pot yesterday morning, from
Montevideo, we learn that there was no change
in the state of affairs in that quarter. The
British and Montevidean armies were stationed
outside of the city, and the British and French
fleets off the harbor. Markets were extremely
dull. American flour would not nett more
than S. per Dbl.
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ET w. TILTARD,
EHe SURGEON DENTIST,
n27-3m ~ w. cor. of Eutaw and Lornbard-sts.

kEs SURGEON DENTIST.
n27-3m N. w. cor. of Eutaw and LON bard SITS.
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the throat, great debility and other dsagreeabe symp-
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all the medicines which are recommended so highly
IN the papers, but received no benefit whatever and
hearing of your COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY, reluctantly concluded 10 make trial of
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persons suffering as was, which by the use of your
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corner of Tenth and Pearl Streets
DIR. SWAYNE'S COMPOUNDSYRU OF WILD
CHERRY the first preparation from that valuable
tree which was introduced to the public and
ample proofs afforded offs success by the country
being flooded with "Basams, " "Candies'' and "Mix-
lures" of Wild Cherry, not one of which is prepared
by regular physician, although they have assumed
the of respectable physicians TO give currency
to their "NostrUis" And there is an "Imposter,
who has come out within a few days, with a Com
pound Syrup of Wild Cherry, cnging still closer to .
the original name, that persons might be deceived f
they did not bear in mind the name of Dr. SWAYNE.
Therefore the public should be on their guard, and
moth have worthless mixture palmcd upon them for
the original and genuine preparations which is only
prepared by DIR. SWAYNE, N. W. corner of Eighth
ana Race sts., Philadelphia.
Baltimore .8gents-I P. Cook, No. rs Baltimore st.;
sahler Il Candy, Pratt street wharf.
District .fgents-R. faruham, Washington, D. c.;
VIM. Stabler Bro, Alexandria, d. c.; George NJ.
Sotheron, Georgetown, jas4-tAp6r
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PUBLIC DOCUMENTS. We are Indebted to
the Hon. Mr.. Lyon, for copy of the Report
of the Commissioner of the General Land Of
Goo
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ORIGIN OF MESSAGES. The first written
message eyer despatched by an Executive to a
Legislative body, WAS sent by Governor Han
cock to the deputies of the State Of Massachu-
sets, in 1888, and was occasoned by severe
indsposItion which rendered him unable TO at
tend in person for the purpose Of delivering
the customary speech, at the commencement
of the session.
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MAPANNED WARE,
oB 200 dozen Oil amps, assorted
l26 do Lard Lamps
so do Light House Lamps
100 do Canalestieks
II do Lard Lamp Filters
SO gross Lamp Wicks
248 do Razor Stops
36 do Hatchets
AZ do Spike Gmblets
96 do Nail do
200 dozen Pocket Books and Wallets
Also, very extensive assortment of Combs; But
tons; Thread; Pins; Needles; Hooks and Eyes; Fancy
Soaps; Cologne Water; Perfumeryj German Silver
Ware; Specacles; Cutlery; geld Jewelry plated Jew
elry &C., for sale to dealers at reduced prices by
ELIAS HALE, No. 1924 Baltimore street,
isp4 ! door east of Howard at.
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FORGERY IN HARTF ORD. An extensive
forgery has just been ascertained in Hartford,
Conn, IN which a young and fashionable man,
Of character and standing, was the principal.
1t was ascertainod that the name of the father
in-aw Of the young man had been extensively
made use of audulently-report says for 3d.
900. How extensive his operations have been
was not known, but the excitement it produced
was represented as intense.
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EMTHAT NEXT IN THE PERIODICAL

Wv WORLD Another New Literary Paper
THE FLAG OF THE understanding beauti-
full Stories-52 per year, single copies cts.
"THE WESTERN CONTINENT'-Richera an
richer-cOn tanning the conclusion of Johns Alive
single Nos, 6. cents. The Columbian Magazine for
February a magnificent No. plates-sngle Nos. IS
cts. New York illustrated Magazine-rich literary
matter aud splendid engravings and Gtchngs-singG
Nos % cents. Together with the cheapest CIRCU-
LATING LIBRARY in the world Terms of the
Library SO per year, IS cts per quarter including
the reading of New Books and 1000 vols. novels.
N. b. The New York Weekly Herald received this
afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
w. N. HARRISON'S Literary Depot,
ja24 No Jarvis Buildings, North-st.
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SPLENDID IVORY HANDLE TABLt
y CUTLERY. Just received assortment of
Beautiful CUTLERY, viz: SEEKS Of SO pieces beauti
fully finished Ivory Handle KNIVES only, put up III
handsome mahogany cases lined with velvet. Sets
of 81 pieces, without cases, Fine Ivory KNIVES,
with and without Forks, by the dozen. fine as
sortment of Ebony, Cocoa and Buck Handle Table
and Tea KNIVES and FORKS, Cook and Bread
Knives, Carvers and Steels, in great variety.
With every kind OF FAMILY HARDWARE, for
sale low at the Cheap Furnishing Warehouse, No. 10
North Charles street,
ia24-2w C. E. WETMORE & co.
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ANTI-RENr. There have been new disturb
ances in Cattaraugus county, n. Y, owing to
the unpopular conduct of an oppressive land
agent house was burned in the riot.
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MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. MIR. Cyrus Abbott,
of Wilmington, Del, has contracted TO lay the
wires for the magnetic telegraph, between Phi
ladelpha and that place. The work is to be
finished in four weeks.
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bank note has made its appearance both in
Philadelphia and New York, for which store
keepers and Others will keep bright look out
1t purports to be So bill upon the Western
Bank Of Philadelphia, letter A, and dated s45
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- = II,
On Thursday night 22d inst at the residence of har
son-in-law, CAruARINE LITTLE, in the I'd year OF
are.
Ga the l9th inst. NoDEsTA, in the 8.h year Of her
aye, daughter of Margaret Buckley.
On the i9th inst MARGERy MATILDA, aged years
and month, daughter OF VIVA. NJ, and Matilda LEO
uard.
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REJECTED. The nomination of Judge Wood
ward to the Supreme Court, has been rejected
by the Il. S. Senate.
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WHAT CHANGE. Baer, the Buckeye
Blacksmith, has turned artist. de is taking
DaguerIeotype likenesses at Wilmington, Del.
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TAXING LUxURIEs. A bill has been report
ed in the Kentucky Legislature by Gen, Combs,
and referred to the Judiciary Committee, tax
ing the iururies of DueIHng Pistols, Bo,ois
KnipsS and all other deadly weapons usually
worn about the person. 1t seemed to meet
very general appreciation.
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Schr Mankin, Terry, 5 days from New York, as
sorted cargo, to |. Mankin. Reports in the Patuxent
yesterday, brgs Virginia Cooper, and Fashion, Xii
wan, both bound up
Schr Chesapeake, Stewart, days from New York,
assorted cargo, to Rose, Merrill & Co.
steam packet Herald, Russell, f.Om Norfolk Saw
IN Hampton Roads, bIgs Amazon, from MontevidCo,
Fashion, Kfwau, from the West Indies; ST. Mary,
White, fIom New Orleans; schr Mary Emene. Kr.
wan, Is days from Mobile. Also. under SeaweIl's
Point, brig Emma, Stafford, from Mobile and under
New Point, baique Margaret Hugg and full rugged
brig. Also in the bay, snip Ocean, Higgins, i'm New
Orleans she having taken pilot on the l7th so miles
from the Capes.
TELEGRAPlED-By The North Point Station. A
barque, probably the Active, anchored below bound
out.
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A l. NJ A n a. e.
Moon Is phases.


On she Dad inst. by Rev, M. Vinton, LEwIs MAR
TIN 20 1li's ELizAnErH STREET, eldest daughter Of
Ih0s, Bay, Esq, ait of Hartford 60.
In i5"rcnesteT co. 9'h inst by Rev. MIR. Kemp, DR..
ions Il. HOOPER to Miss MARIA, daughter Of Dr.,
Traverse.
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BIsHoPs IN THE U. STATES. There are 20
Roman Catholic Bishoprics in the U. States;
90 Protestant Episcopal, and Methodist Epis-
copal Bishops.