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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-17

BNlE subscribers. To Jahcz Parker, AT this
well known establishment, corner Of Main and
18th Streets. are prepared to furnish 10 order, Fox <
Borland's celebrated SrArLr TooTu, SpRING BED
THREsnING MAcHNEs, of all sz,s. varying in price
from $50 To s. TO- These Nlarhlnes have been proved
decidedly superior within the last yrars particu
larly when used Smith Patent SELF OulNG Boxes.
We would call attention Ia our new GEAatp liogsL
Power. one Of which can be in operation al oul
Ware House; Also, Emmons CHAM B.Np HOUSE
Power.
WHEAT FANS. To those in want Of good Fan,
we would call their attention 10 our Premium Fans
We also keep on hand Cons SnELLEGs STRAW Cur
TERs. tRusuEgs sc.
Wecan repair ! hreshng Machines. that have become
too much worn 10 thresh clean. with teeth, Ia
supply them with new Cylinders & Beds Extra DRAss-
Es LEATHER BANDS, rlveed and all articles in our line
furnished al short notice.
Address, PARKER & SMITH.
Richmond, June l7-6tif
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tAMEs OAKLAND & sonN II. GARLANl

JAMES GARLAND d 3OHN II. & GARLAND
NNlLl practice aw in partnership. James Gar
w land will regularly attend the Court of Appeals
HE Circuit Superior Courts of Law ard Chancery for
AMHERST, ArPoMATToX. BEDFORD CAMPBELL,
NELSON, AND THG TOWN LYNcHBuRc.
John X Garland will regularly attend the County and
Circuit Superior Courts If the above named Counties ex
cept Nelson D. Garland will attend the county Courts,
AS occasion may require.
April 2c -sv if
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PmL,pkIrui,. June II T. NJ
Holders OF Flour asking higher rates to-day. s. 81 for
fenna and western brands without finding buyers Corn
Meal Is hotter and loua hbls pcnna sad nj $3.50
which Is the general asking price; Corn in demand
lual ldc Tor good Yellow Wheat is Inactive $500 for
Mess Pork sold nj a l. cash
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-17
MARRIAGE.

Married, on the Srh inst, by the Rev. WIN. Whitman
Mr.. WIN. MATTHEWS to Miss MARTHA, daughter of Mr.
Samuel Gilbert, all of Franklin
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RICHMOND AND Quo RAIL ROAD.

InNlE commissioners acting under tho char,er of said
4 Road will on "Wednesday the 3Dl day of Juno
next nj Store House lately oceup'dby hlessrs TURNER
y, brnwlii, in the Town Of Iyncbbue. open Books
p subscription for the Stock Of said road in accordance
wh the provisions Of It's charter and general Rail road
Law.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-17

10 The Democratic congressional convention in y Q
ia' Zen l'numgoulc district which met ON the OH inst
nominated Richard kldder Meade. Of Petersburg as tho
candidate oil the party. The Enquirer halls it as olot
GUS 'tsai-ihongh ON what precise grounds we do NOT
exactly understand. Mr. Meade is 4 gentleman of al,
"'n'S and high character, formerly Whip Senator and
more recently one OF the leaders OF the chivalry We'd,
not Nno" whether he has renowned Mr. Calhoun If
such should he the case, can understand the Fno,;
rcf cause oi eXul,aon. since we have vel tn Gl !,
our reHearchesin natural history more supple and onscr
f"us politicians than the Of the ctrran biyol
y' Mt Goodo was set aside ON account Of C,lb,nnsn,
and gentleman who has. heretofore sympalbzed an
"''y with nm, chosen as the candidate Of the portv
VINO lately gorledn being represented y man vi ,yas
The nam pillar IT old llunkerisn in the Snth ,,J ,
SlS'on IN his contempt for the chiyalry Col B,plisi
we believe does not regard the nominal on and inlenJ
10 run as an independent candidate lie is firm, and
uncompromsing old liunher aud might have b,nea T..
succeed Gen. Drumgooe-b ui IL has been ordered o,hr
wise.
We have said that MIR Meade was E.rmcrI, Tho MI,
Senator of that district We must moi omit To mo,,,nn
that be also Harrison & TYLER electr in ls1n
dld good service 10 the Wing cause which indeed h,
= ''' i1''' = ~ i lHfsl curious iact that,
!" one OF the most thorough Democratic districts in The
7'a''' The Three names NEST prominently before the nom,
mating convention should have been If gentlemen. all Of
whom We're within the last few years. jealous members
OF Tie Wing mrty-via: Messrs. Meade. Goode and
j. hiVes, II Is, perhaps, the recent Whigsm Of Mr.
Meade Which has made the Enquirer hail with such
cAullaon his nomination.
W reiaise 10 learn that Col Geo W. BolGno has IA
ken the field as the Wing candidate FIN single land
'o contest with the most able popular and consistent
b'mocatai The District OF State. he came W thin a score
{" votes OF being elected is be supposed thai he
VIII stand worse chance when there are Two opposing
candldalcs OF lLe nelnocru1ic lylll
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indulgence and virtue. for the enjoyment Of true liberty
a" the Just appreciation OF representative government,
the feelings, the prudees. Of the OF the Mexicans
are all IN ia'orofa Republic No rallyng word would
DC more elective in reaching the hearts of the nation 1t
apparent 10 cur mind. that the establishment of Mon
aro'y there by themselves. is The last thing be feared
ana we arprehend that the jealuses of the great pow
ems d" Europe viii prevent any Of the gnng d,nas
lies tfom sending scion the Atlantic The truth
Is, The affairs OF Mexico excite but little interest in Flu
r'pe-eNeepi IN Spain Neither France nor England
would hazatd collision. serious MISUNDERSTANDING
WIN The United States, t any interest of either which
could by possibility be advanced by draw ing over re
ne'ani and halt civilized people the forms of knply
government. This rampant zeal against monachical
pTopagandism. on the part of Mr. Folk simply rdcu
uus.
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=
4 Court OF Quarterly session held the County az
n tamphe ut the Court House thereof ON Monday tina
l4ih day III juno, 1917 -
Sterling Mcpraimon Plaintiff
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E.Agv NOTICE.
GOLD WATCH Lost.

IN X n f. AR l. n IL B L II @,
ND the Watch missed until the subscriber got
"A fncase, it may have been dropped between those
towns. small Gold I.cpine Watch NO 1867 in
the works 4sS. Any person delivering the said Watch to
John NJ Perkins Lynchhr, TIE subscriber in Newcastle
shall be literally rewarded
June l,-4t if JOIN GO99E.
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Jane Hunt James + HINT, Martha Clarke fa.e Martha
iimt) Charles Lewis and Patience his vile William Hurt
aud Josephine HUT Defendants,
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% W @ neglected 10 MENTION at the prnper moment
that the skilled arlzans employed in the rrcdepar
works in Richmond, fortnight SINCE informed their en-
poycr Joseph r. Anderson, ESQ., that they would not
work at the furnaces or al the rolling mills ifhe did no,
withdraw slaves and free coloed aborers whom he
had heretofore employed. To this demand Mr. Andor-
son positively refused accedc and the operation of the
works was suspended The workmen were subsequently
prosecuted Tor conspiracy but, being brought before
The Court they dlsclamed intention TO violate the
laws OF the Commonwealth and were therefore. dis
charged The difficulty between them and Mr. Anderson
had not been adjusted at the last ayices from Richmond
We trust Mr.. Anderson viii remain firm at whatever
sacrifice. The principle at stake is one of vast impor-
lance to vital interests in Virginia
The last Charlottesville Advocate contains an inter
estng correspondence between committee appointed
at meeting Of the young Of that town. in January
last and 1t. w. H. H. Patterson formerly a citizen Of
that place, and now Lieutenant # the Mississippi Vol
unteers who distinguished himself at the storminp of
Monterey. The meeting resolved procure sword and
present II 10 Lt Patterson, testimony of their sense
Of his gaanry and good conduct The sword has been
obtained and will be transmitted by the first safe opportu
nifty. We regret to say that this gallant Young officer
shot by a sentinel lately at Monterey and 50 badly
wounded to render ampuiaon If the leg necessary
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II aW sPRIN GOOD $.
T.. FRaAKLN. JR.,
LyNCHBUnc Va,

4 5 now receiving ana 0pealng lno assortment Of
4 SPRING md SUMMER GOODS.
among which will be found every description Of Dry
Goods including Gnghams, Lawns, Organdies Muslns,
Cambrcs: Bareges, Silks iasho able Shaals. Handker
chiefs, Ribbons Laces, Edging, Hosiery. Gloves, &c.
together with fine assortment ofClos. Cassmeres and
Eesngs, and all Other articles Of the latest style, sua-
Die for Ladies' and Gent.emen's wear; TO an ex-
animation of which he invites his friends and the
public, generally. lie assures all who may honor him
with call 'hatno pains shall be spared furnish them
with the newest styles Of goods. and low prices
they can be had elsewhere: E. +. JR.
April isif
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THE 41YI OFJULY.

THE 41If OFJULY.
A CELEBRATION will take place at Amherst CT.
~ Ho on Friday the 2nd of july in honor of the 4ih.
The Declaration Of Independence will be read and an
Grafton delivered
A Barbecue will be furnished by Capt. {. j. Ryan,
and co,illion party viii given at his the Exchange.
Hotel at night. Band Ct Music will be in attendance
June l0-w2w if
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va, YstrE.

FHNliE Undersigned, having qualified "A administrative
on the estate Of her late husband MIR James W
Morgan decd respectfully requests all having
claims against said estate 10 present them properly au-
lhcnteated I adjustment aud srulcmcnt. Those also
wha are Indebted, are earnestly desired 10 make payment
Ut Their respective liabilities. Al m carly day.
CAROLINE f. Il. MORGAN
AdmnismltN oi J. W. Morgan. deed,
June Its
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-12-09

Lerow gave his friend the miniature, and he
hurried forth to carry out his determination.
January passed, and Harry H. returned not to
report his success and L. supposed, that having
found the search to be about as profitable as a
hunt for needdle in haystack; his friend
had probably given it up and returned to his
home.
But he was very agreeably surprised on fine
morning in the last week in February to see II.
enter the saloon with yound lady leaning on
his arm, who though thin and pale, as if recent
" recovered from severe illness, still was beau.
tful, and sill wore an unmistakable resem.
blance to the miniature which Mr.. L. had loaned
to his fsend Harry
The flowing white veil which fell from nea
satin bonnet, and the light colors of the rich dress
upon the delicate form, signalized her as bride
sweet pure smile upon her fair lace was surf
proof Of her happiness, as the glad sunlight il
of clear day.
'Mr. l.. permit me to introduce you to Mrs
Fannie H. my wife, whom | think you hav
met before, SAID II.
Deep and rich was the blush of modesty whicl
reddened her fair cheek, as she received tn
warm congratulations of her husbands friend.
| 4 have come to redeem my promise in regar'
to giving you another sitting for our ILLNESSES
said H. and knowing that YOU would bottle
me to death with questions, have made out
written report Of the adventures which have re
suited in so much happiness to me, which, whe
| am out of your sight, you may read
Another sitting was taken but in this tn
bride persisted in being taken through her vel
fearing, as she said, that the story might get int
the hands of some impertnent romance-writel
who would make it and her public therefore,
her husband kept the first likeness; she though
it would be difficult to recognize her through til
veil.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-12-09
o. CONSULT TON CURED. al
Buchan's Hungarian BaIsam of Life,
The Great English Remedy for
oil No.,nLn Anth,n., 1,noI On cn,,,a LIN,

r,rrruAN,s the Ore Fncish Remedy
e. pc,f and pn,ororv nseosea sin stands nnr'vaIlrd
dUf Fgceotai un t ru1nIy '7 ab d rmr
aU 81, % 1I @ oYnis n65S known fo the cvzed
ats VI TS 'ol tiI ia ~ IEn,sd Soss drinT ,~hicE
n bas bep Sstbnd from Maine Ia Frida has onIy served
establish its preemnent merit all parts otho country
n s'o of urp Only reliable remedy monarv Dis
o and fGa bcs, d most ogreobe curative If nil lie slipbt
s W cds md ina or,oon that can nossiblv b, isa
loi"S VI OOus' '"ugI duu ii , , ~! c
Splitting OF Blood inc cansnmnti9n Is speedT cheek
d and D.n,oa HI, ,h rso If Rmcfon HUNGARIAN Basnn,
bi %' bs ct I nsmbrane removes the ncpent ber
% and estnrcs tb"s vital org MS the lungs to sound and
healthy condiIinn n ~ - IL =: Shifting Of blood
av%,." ! nGn T Remember this. afendrncv to IN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-12-09
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN.

so! No money tonight, Miss, and this the second
week Won hanit paid me no board though | DON'T
charge but thrtys and half cents Tor poard ana
lodgn'. Purity work, this.
The only sign of a bed in the room vas ragged
mat with tattered coverlet which lay in one corner
4 cannot help it, sobbed the poor girl, "You know
how hard have worked all the week, when nave
scarcely been able to upand now surely 1t is not my
fault that have not got my pay
Yes it is! You ought to have sent sooner, you
know you had and it is your wnfaut that you haVh
got plenty of money, so 1t Isl As pretty girl as you
wouldn't sarve in Boston, when rich young men are as
plenty as blOckberres and
Mrs. CHAMPION. once before you have spoken thusp
exclaimed the fair girl and she rose OH queen
ly was her glance Of vrtuous indignation! The old
crone quaed before the proud glance OF anger as she
continued: YES once before you have dared to insult
me with thoughts like those you wUnld UTTER but
will bear it no shall leave you and trust IN
God for aid in this my deep and darkest hour OF mise
! ry. Oh that my dear brother knew where ana now
his poor sister is situated
You shall not leave my house till you've paid me,
screamed the old crone. IF you're too proud to do as
your beers have DONE you shall give me the clothes
you have got on before you shall stir step. Pll see
if your beauty isn't worth enough to pay your board
you proud hussy. That old silk dress may be worth a
shillin' at the pawnbrokers; we'll see
| could not be human and longer stand this scene
hour is more than can well remember only know
that it was long time before could satisfactorily ex
plain myself and that the old woman got her money
and carriage sent for and the pure, noble Fannie
removed to a respectable boarding house, and that ere
the month had passed, was her welded and happy
husband
Mr.. LIS eyes were moist with the molly dew of feel
ing as he read the last line of the manuscript; ant
the writer of this sketch happening to enter at the mo
ment had the pleasure of joining in his sympathes.-
We thought that so good lesson should not be los
to the world therefore, altering the Names he permit
ted me to lay this story before those who can EMO
the knowledge that purity and virtue is sure to find it
, reward and who can feel for the scenes of mlser
) which can daily be found in our midst
May the noble Fannie and her good husband TAX
no offence at the narration of which they cal
never forget; and may no cloud cast a shadow upoI
the mirror of life, regret ensue to ehe' that tn
lost three-dollar bill and second DaguereotyP
led them to a meeting at the hymenial alter.
We would also remind them that Mr.. L. has hap
py knack of taking family groups; but we'll say n
more, but let time continue the history of the Daguel
reoype
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-12-09

Q1~A BLESSING TO MOTHERS AND THEIR HlLDREN-
such may SlERMANS WORM IOZENGES be truly called, for
they have saved thousands Of children from unmey grave and
caused the mothers heart to leap for JOYS when she had given
all hope for the recovery of her offspring And when is remem
thousands children annually and the
suspcted and when known thai these Lozen
and certain specific, destroying them and nvra
filled with joy the announcement of such blessing And not
only the Doctors preparations for good but his COUGH
LOZENGES have succeeded in removing and curing the
veeae of Cough and Consumption, WHEN hope had
taken fight and despair pictured the friends
around We acquainted with of wonderful
performed and would refer the inquirer Dr. Shemuns
pamphlet of The CAMPIIOR LUZENGES Headache
in five minutes relieve all Papaons Nervous Complaints
and Cramps and the POOR MANS PLASTER is without doubt
the very hest strengthening plaster in the world We would
commend all who afflicted the Doctors preparations know
ing that they will not he disappointed in their expectations
For sale at JOG NASSAU st. N. " and by S. Reded Montpc
Ter; and by agent in every town in Vermont. O. ly,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-12-09
NHES. II. Kidder1s
D sent cry G dial,
An immediate and perfect cure for Cholera Morbus
Dysenterry, Dearrhna, Summer Complaints Of chill
dren, Sea-sickness, General Debility, &c.

WHERE this all powerful antdoc hand Cholera, Dyson
terry, and Chronic DiarhGn longer to be seriously
assuedy the disease in the of very few hours if
taken at the very commencement.
1t has been public for than sixteen years. and
the first article made known to the public as an Immediate
and perfect remedy for these complaints has been thoroughly
same SURE TO CURE where the disease has advanced
The nst stage The public may rest that contains neither
opium mineral substances, any thing that the least in
urOus to the constitution.
Cholera and Common Cholera Dforbus.
This cordial Immediately checks the vomiting relieves the pains,
stops dahuo and restores the bowels perfectly regular
and healthy soe however the attack be- however
low the patient may have become invariably restores
The ScuereSt Cases Of Dysentery
are mmediate The pains %to a2y the
restored in the short space of ten or twelve hours.
Chronic DiarhGa,
Either children adults Of months years continuance are
readily cured with this Cordial Notwithstanding they may be
reduced skeleton Immediately strengthens, and short
ly restores them perfect health.
Cholera hnfantttm.
saved the lives Of many thousand children when reduced
deaths door by this complaint gives them immediate relief
and they very recover
Sea Sickness.
most pleasant and desirable remedy for sea sckness
checks the vomiting and readily restores The patient
invariably checks vomiting produced from cause whatever
Children TINT are 1eetttng,
Ifncning DarrhGa, should always be provided with tits
medicine will keep the bowels regulated and keep off the
Canhe is wholesome safe and pleasant the taste and chill
den fond of and will take it without trouble dislike
General Debility and Dyspepsia.
IT excellent restorative, giving healthy 10 both
the stomach and bowels and prevents the food from pressing
distressing the stomach
CAUTION those mposion which daily palm
cd upon the public bearing the omy article which Cho
era Mobus, Dyesnery and DianlUa Cordial which they
have boowed Also they have copied my and pref
aoy addresses which have for many placed before the
public. Doubtless they have done this for the purpose at nng
their useless and worthless articles the expense cf tie rcpu
ton of THO original and most popular medicine that ever came be-
fore the publ c,
Be that you obtain Mrs. E KIDDERs Cholera Morbus
Dyseney ard Darrhga Coda and you will get the only
and original article which has been held in the highest es
nation by the public throughout the whole country.
put up in bottles holding nearly quart intended for family
use, and sold dollar bottle.
Sold by Kdder 100 street. Boston, who is the in
and sole proprietor Druggists and apothecareS supplied
formerly, in large u small quantities. 34-3m
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TIL e Pill Els.
Il Cure for Life Secured.

Il Cure for Life Secured
DR, UPHAMS Internal Remedy For the cure Of the
~ Piles, Inflammation of the Liver, and Spleen; In
Illumination, Soreness and liberation of the Stomach
Bowels, Kidneys and Bladder; Imfammatorv and Mer-
cural Rheumatism; lmpnrity oil Blood; Weakness and
Inflammation Of the splne and for the reetof Married
Ladies.
The Vegetable Pile Electuary, In EHy SP a
UpIam distinguished Physician of Nv York cl, The ply
really successful remedy for that dangerous and distressing
plant, the Piles, ever offered to the American public,
nal HS a rs Internal Remedy % % e cure s7 a
case Of Piles either Bleeding Blind Internal Ext rna and
It is Sostve us @ | and crancnI no IH1
ent medicine 10 take and improves the general heOh III re-
markable manner
Each Box twelve SEES I'D per dose 1t is
very mild III its operation, and may b. taken in ofhe most
acute Inflammation danger All external applications are
the highest degree dsagreeab announcements oppr
and from the very nature Of the disease mpoy their effects
This medicine attacks The souce and, removing
Inc cause, renders the cure certain and permanent.
lnammatory diseases A Ms oan 5nH Efcur
for the cure Of the Pes has proved erto be medicine
far su eo to all others in dlsea Of an nammaory
WIN discrimination {" blood t. any particular IT or organ In
inflammation and congestion fe liver and speen Inflammation
soreness and ulcenon If the stomach, bowels, kidneys and
oagae IN ln19nt"y ana mecure rheumals is the best
For impurities Gss Of Ne bd Impurities OF the blood
arising from the impudent mercury, causes f
diseases Of the skin and scrolous affections; all
the blood powerfully determined to tile head producing di2z
ness and Distress Dr. Uphas Eectuay is entirely unrlvaed.
TO married Ladies' S M%g% 5.s, s1 a% DsD IN
and injurious disease the piles with qoct inflammation Of
the stomach, bowels and spine, weakness in the back flow Of
blood To the head &c The Eecmay perfectly safe for peg
nan ladies' and the useful calhartic that possibly
ed, as twill not only remove the piles and all nammatoy dis
eases, without pain irritation hut will easy
safe delivery, and sound constitution in the offspring.
Cure for life guaranteed o dn ne G "os%3 S ScG
icin no aoes Coocynh, Gamboge other powerful and -
tang pgatve No fear Of taking cold while under its influence
no change in diet necessary If taken according the drec
lions r life guaranteed. Pamphlets giving valuable
formation respecting this medicine may be obtained Of agents ga
It's.
D Bradlec 1870 Washington Boston, General agent for
the New England States Fur sale by Collins Montpelier:
Peck, Burlngton John Smith, J Chesea Russell, Mid
debuy Dutcher Aban and by dealers in medicine gem
/ orally throughout New England. 20 vol 4: ly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-12-09

"HOPE, UNDYTNG HOPE" is the attendant of the
consumpve while the treatment commonly pursued his
case hurng him to his last resting placehe grave. And
how strange is that any thus suffering should ho willing
have his life sacrificed because duna scientific manner
Yet an every day affair The true remedy is at hand sher
mans OOsaonian, All Healing asam has relieved such
any other medicine discovered and those
not willing believe in its virtues should make iralof and
then they will NOT only be satisfied that all this said Of
the letter. but will also recommend it their suffering friends
the hest remedies they have known for coughs IF all
kinds asthma pains the chest and SIDE soruess Difficulty
breathing, bleeding Of the lungs, aud ncpent consumption
One trial will stisy the most sceptica and the medicine with
In reach fall.
For sale LOG Nassau N. w. and by g. Redfcd Mont
peer and by agent in every town in Vermont 25
and 81 per bottle Voli;6:ly