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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-16

IN HARNESS.
I'm entering each place oi exhibition the Monaertc will
%, proceeded b, the grand novel spectacle elegant Music
~ drawn b, noble elephant, containing u superior band
MUSICIANS, "ho viii cnl,cn the scene b, executing va
ticty ot iavoritc pieces of Music
The Wild lenants ot the Forest Iron, the hu,, mud
Elephant the majestic Lion >plaoa Africa, the 6o,e,,
Tiger oi the Bengd Jungcs; the beautiful Leopard the
Pa, M hut btoous oar the useful and patient amel tn,
curious 'alu ths heirdeer am lallands dreay curs
the ga,e-rbhng ll,tna the stcah Panther ia, sayapc
Wolt the cumming Fox dawn through all the lesser ad,s
are mere o'hed WIN "tect sae, ~irae 10 their natut,
times but perfectly subject the control III man IN, LJ a.,
creation bowls oi the Al, and reptiles most beautiful varied
and dangerous OF theAt species, also comprised IN thu,
uaoo e"hh'atnl Description rowe,less space too
limited to admit oil IT. suffice IT To say that the proprietor,
are Of the oldest standing and highest celebrity, and have de
voted Years a,i aud expense tothe present
pronounced in Eurpe aud America perfect, Unparalleled
Location Diamond Hill.
Sept q t20S
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Dissolution.

DiS8OlSSttON.
TIME partnership now existing IN der The styl
J. Of Warehouse, Whitemore & Co., will b ds
solved July LIST. by mutual consent ~ VI ..sl
All persons indebted said firm will peass call and
settle before the 9Th Of July is necessary that our
business should be closed BY that time wiihout FAIL
J. l.. WATERHOUSK,
A. F. WHI1'TEMORE,l j.
N. F. STEVENS. -
June Its ssss i4.. ~ tf.,#s .
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NEGROES WANTED.

NEGROES WANTED. 80
I will pay the highest Cnsh Prices for likely
We Il IL q n 5,
Of both sexes. All letters, addressed to me, At LIB
ERTY, Bedford, will receive lnanp attention.
WILSON G. HEWITT.
July 5-6mif
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NEGROES! NEGROES
" % r. re- II

" q ri q Il.
HAVE FOR SALE, one and hall miles above the town
i oi lynchburg IN Amherst county,
FIJ'E IIUA'DREU MD SIA ~ acres OF
super Tor La II d,
hundred and fifty of heavily timbcre the balance of
good OF cultivation with all the Necessary building,
and liarris creek, large bold stream that through the
land, furnishes water power OF immense value. bargain
be had and all the Crop, Stock, Tools the
place, and immediate possession il desired. will take NE
GKOES IN payment exchange it Tor lands In Western vir
gina. For information apply TO - Woolrooi homas Dar
X. b. Townley, Of Lyhcbburg speedy sale desired
June 3-6m il GEO. ". pfTTYJOHN
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RELIGIOUS MEETING.
np.oaced meeting will he held at Lees Camp Ground,
:" naherst Commencing the 18th (Saturd,y Of the
present month. f.. CHAMBERS.
-n-- T. J. HOYLE.
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COMMISSIONERS sale OF
X f. A |. f. ST A T. f..

nuluccIoN .rp,c carr or
-.
n f. Il r. . T.,
IN THE COUNTY or AMHERST
PURSUANT to the provisions of decrce Of the C,cn
Superior Court OF Law and Chancery for the uni, of
pronounced on the goth day Of August, 1877 in m.
case of in e al against Reynnld. sf al ~ .,ll ~,
the late John H. Goodwin in m, conv M Amhcr.,
SELL by way of public auction to the highest bater IN.
1uyo MN ~ ,,c -, 80,
~ AH1oIo Of L~1sNO
IN said decree mentioned situated lying and being in tbs
said county Of Amherst which Tracts abvu
lO(D AcrnS
being the samc ,vIe,.n, H. 81 - !, ,,,. ii, j,
At ,bo tim. ,r h d..,L , 1o" H. ooou"i" cs'aee
leading from lynchbr1 j.; ah, ". s' " .,e n ioao
mile, from the Irmrr l, anI ISL oau lou .'
Charles inp6eld John l. ,:ooi,,3o S h a " -,
On said Trac, t,cre !. , rd hc, s ILL.,
House with three ,oons in m. h,ssmnnS,
8S6N story and four above with MASSAGE II l.c,
wide running through the bmsc There !.
also ON said cr.e, On Or.h,rd -, VERY I'm.
fruit This tract lies remarkably we'll and more than hall
o it is in woods and is well ADAPTED the orowth of Wheat
Corn II bacco &c
The other 1ract of and cona;ns ,bout 16s ACRES w.
ing on the bburp and ButaIo Snr,ny. Tn,;L ,o,
about four and half mil from Iynchb1,rp adjoining h,
in yo heart easily ,uu,o, a.. md !. Ill d.n,.d 90 A..
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'ents,
GRAND CNNLCApE AN ELEPHANT
IN HARNESS.
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court held for Campbell county, at the Clerks office
IA thereof pcsuant to law, Monday, the 18th day Of
september, lSi7.
John = Minton and Pondexter Brown guardian OF his
infant children America, Virginia, Ann and Henry Brown
II ....a.a.
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being the same wherein the said John II. Goodwin r,
at the time OF his death, lying both sides ofte main
leading from lynchburg to Amherst Court House, abou
miles from the ormer place, and adjoining the lands Of
Charles " lngteld. John L. l.nnlAxln aud .,ihrrs
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The above sale will be made credit of one and
three years. in equal the purchaser purchasers
giving bonds approved security, and the title
the Land retained further security until whole
purchase none, be paid.
HEZEkIAH JONES, Commissioner.
Sept l6-tl9O
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ELLIS or LADlNG FOR SALE HEkE.
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said Tract there is a good brick DIV clling
House, with three rooms in the basement
story and four above, with passage ten fee,
wide running through the house. There i.
also. on said 'rraat ~. IA, ri ,,r y.rp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-19
AANkFE NPIRlI-Nn !

YANKEE SPiRlF.-No sooner had oIr
s.. tlerz aiken possession ai Vera Cngz ttaaaa
yH,erpIistug YANKEE oP7a# e Dagasuiaa raj
s.. AMI ADVERTISE ui>irt Ilaess toWa5rg4
the citizens u laelf fas.a -ucrs NliuH5s8a1.-
Aus. aal taae sEteif liseHe~s- sEl
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C1-NessIs. Bas5z x Gale afegat Hsna
: h4l.Ii0s on market street. for their vs-5aa
works that Is upon an extensive sca'e. Select
front and abou. 100 deer, two stories hi5a-
Weave GAL % perceive that their s7or.7as
b4siaess + Welding them a rich reverb.
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r , LIS e1.rs5 3.#-= l.=
s. UHI1HH Ef-4
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Vt tor sale ny orr t5fitfa aud
~btres4lt the Iust 9fcf.
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Pages Portabl. Windmill.

GEORGE PAGE, machinis and manufacturer OF aSrl-
VI cultural mpements and other useful inventions, re-
specially informs the public that he has completed his ar
Engagements the Manufacture of his newly invented
BILE windmill which intended for ploughng on level
lands grinding hreshng, and other agricultural purposes,
and shops carpenters shops and other esab-
lishinents requiring power for driving machinery.
The windmill is built upon tower of any height, ac-
cordng to the size OF wheethe height and diameter
should proportion the of the wheel The wheel
divided into large number of spaces, by arms, and is
supported by rods from the shaft, which project forward
from the centre. By this arrangement, the sails be
made narrow and long and fiji any desired surface Of the
Wheel shaft which is horizontal Each sail is hung
to the arm by hinges the sde and brought to the
wind by lever and spring, independently of each other
By this all surplus power is allowed TO pass through
and at the same time the sails brought Instantly to the
wind and may be operated by the smallest breeze; and
only part the Wheel but give more regular motion to
the mill This windmill is seliad usng in every Parcu-
lar The vein, talpece, is adjusted by gearing so as
to counerbaiance the power used and always Keep the
wheel square The wind The vein is also ted to
revove when wind strikes either side, and to ope
upon gearing throw itself instantly into the
direct course OF the wind. 49,,
of these mills has been constructed at his establish
ment in this city and all persons interested are respectful
ly invited to call and it in practical operation 1t has
been attached TO his portable gristm ana used Tor grind
ing all kinds of grain which has been effected In manner
to call forth admiration of all who have witnessed Its
performances. -.
Orders received at his machine shop in Baltimore, or
This civ June N-eod3in
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2-3tawtJi KIRKWOOD Il KELLER.
General Agency at Washington.

TNHIRTY-THREE years experience as clerk in one of
the principal accounting offices of the Treasury sd
Audtors) has qualified the subscriber undertake
eral agency business the of the federal
men before Congress. An intimate acquaintance with
all of business in the several departments and bu-
reaus knowledge of the laws and the principles esab
shed by decisions in the executive departments relation
almost every subject connected with public and
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experience the public services affords him advantages and
facilities which, perhaps few Others possess. His
will be directed to the prosecution OF claims of
embracing revolutionary claims against the Untd
States individual States, whether for lands money
pensions OF all kinds communication for hall and boun-
ties; claims growing out of contracts with the United
States examination of titles, and procuring patents TOR
lands return OF duties, remission OF fines orfenres
under the other aws the prosecution OF claims
arising transactions connected with the Florida
Mexican claims before board OF commissioners,
hereafter be formed the sale purchase of real
estate and generally the transaction of any and every
description business in which the services of agent
may be required.
The subscriber extensively known in the city of WASH
ing civil officers OF the government many officers
both of the army and navy, well members of Con-
gentlemen selected, to whom if necessary, particular
reference is requested to witt
JAMES w McCUILoH First Comptroller ofthe Treasury.
ALBION X PARIS Second do do.
PETER HAeNER, Third Auditor OF the Treasury.
Gen. THOMAS 3. JEsUP, Quart Master General u. s. A.
Gen. GEORGE GIBSON Commssary General of Subsistence
Gen. ROGER JONES, Adjutant General
Gen. NATHAN Towsos, Paymaster General
Col JOSEPH G. ToTrEN Chief of the Corps of Engineers
Col JOHN j. ALERT, Chief OF Typographical Engineers
RICHARD SMITH, esq, Cashier Metropolis Bank
JAMES THOMSON esq, Chief Clerk Third AUDITORS Office.
RICHARD BURGESS.
Office 18th street, opposite N E. corner Fulers Hotel
June BY
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aFirst Principles of Chemistry -

BY BENJAMIN SII.MAN JR., M A.,
Professor Yale College of Science applied to the Arts
TN department of science, usually taught in col
eges and Schools has there been felt such lamenabe
deficiency of textbooks in that of chemistry None OF
the textbooks upon this subject in to meet
the of teachers and for there has been
general inquiry for textbook better adapted for colleges
and higher academies man any Of those mat nave
Sliman has been induced to prepare elementary
work. which, have hesitation in saying is cacua-
ted every respect fill this long existing deficiency The
welknown reputation of the author is in itself sufficient
guaranty of the merits of the work Every sheet has pass
ed through three able hands, and the book has been made
in all respects complete rs possible.
The work is printed in l2mo form of 492 pages, on
good paper handsomely bound, and contains upwards OF
hundred illustrations descriptive OF the sub
iect.1
81 have examined 'Sman's First Principles of Chem
istry and consider decidedly the best elementary work
that science with which have met containing large
amount Of welaranged matter in small space. The
style clear and concise, it should be in textbook
and is easily comprehensive by the beginner 1t work
admirably adapted to the of schools and academies
and of all who are commencing the study of chemistry
''HENRY s. PATTERSON, M D.,
"Professor of Materia Medical Pennsylvania College"
For sale by r. TAYLOR.
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\ TILITARY Law Courts Martial, ttc.-The Const-

a MILITARY LAW, Courts Martial, t1c.-The Consti-
lNl tuition and Practice Courts Martial, and the Law
OF Evidence of such Courts, by Captain Simmons Royal
Artillery, 3D. edition, enlarged, vol, London The Duties
Of Judge Advocates, by Captain r. M Hughes, Deputy
Judge Advocate General, vol, London lS45 Notes
Military Law and the Proceedings OF Courts Martial by
Law Authorities, by Major W Housh, vol, Calcutta
Of Enquiry, by Field Officer vol, Dublin Practical
Remarks General Courts Martial by Major Kennedy,
Judge Advocate General of the Bombay Army, vol, LON
dom Macarthur the Principles and Practices of Courts
Martial, VOL, London. Tyler Military Law, vol,
London Treatise Courts Martial by Major Adye,
Deputy Judge Advocate, vol, London. Military Law,
Constitution and Martial the Mil
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Artillery, VOL, New York. American Military Law and
Practice OF Courts Martial by Lieut. OBrien, United
States Army, vol, Philadelphia = Macomb's Practice Of
Court OF Enquiry on Generals Scott and Gaines VOL
Mackenzie case by ]. Fenimore Cooper, vol, New York
Military Miscellany History of Military Punishments
&c. by II. Marshall, Deputy Inspector General vols Lon
don 1916 The Queens Negotiations and Orders for the
Army vol London. The Dispatches and General Or
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THE PARLOR MAGAZINE.
~. r.. Heu6tley, Editor.

THIS Magazine, formerly under the of d. Mead,
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NO. 400 BrOadDdy, OF Walker street, NeW York.
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TTNIIS elegant Hotel is open for The recep ton of
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lEDFORD Mineral Springer

BEDFORD Mineral Springs.-Mr. ANDERSON, pro
ID prieor, respectfully informs the public that this estb-
shnent will be opened and prepared for the acconmoda-
ton OF visitors by the 18th OF this month
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-NN petition Of John Eigar, of the city OF Balt-
" more praying for the extension of patent granted to
him for an Improvement ''wheels for railroad carriages"
from the expiration OF SAID patent, which
takes place the 10Th day of November lS47-
II il ordered that the said petition be heard at the Pa
tent Office the fourth Monday OF October nest (25t
O'clock and ali persons are noied to appear and
show cause any they have why said petition ought
to be granted. 49,, .
1t IS also ordered that this notice be published in the
Union and National Zeitung, Washingtonj sun and he
publican Baltimore Pennsylvanan Philadelphia Globe
New York and Post Boston, oncea week for three weeks
previous to the fourth Monday of October
EDMUND BURKE,
Commissioned of Patents.
r. s. Publishers of the above-named papers will please
copy and their bills reoepted, to the Patent Office
w iii n paper containing the notice. E. b.
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Army Portfolio.

SERIES of views comprising sketch OF the encamp-
"A ment OF the United States army, under General Tay
Sallo, from the base OF Palace HILL Monterey
view of the city OF Monterey, from house top in the
main plaza and Monterey, from Independence
HILL the Bishops Palace; with the village of Guada-
lupe and Sierra Sila, Saddle Mountain, in the dis
lance Sketched by Captain ID. p. Whiting, It'll infantry,
u 5. A., and this day received for sale, Stationers
Hall, Pennsylvania avenue.
Price, for the series Of plates, "a. -
June IS WIN. FISCHER.
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ooRTRAIT AND IMMATURE PAINTING.-Madem,

JoORTRAIT AND IMMATURE PAINTING.-Madsne
l. Bridenthal respectfully informs the ladies and gentle
men OF Washington and its vicinity that she has located
he at Mrs. Shryock's, It'll street, street,
where is prepared to portraits and miniatures In
yle excellence which she atters herself will be pleas
ing Her terms moderate and she respectfully invites
a eau to examine her specimens.
Madame b. will take few scholars 70 learn the French
language and drawing, fspplioston be made early ~ she
has class now forming, june i2-2tif
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NEW GooDs.-Thls day received

NEW GOODS.-Thls day received
IN 5pieces rich black gros de Rhine for vesetes,
ties, &c.
20 pieces rich black silk aces and fringes
70 6 rich dress silks, newest styles
80 &c French muslns and lawns -
Is handsome ginghams
10 &c linen ustres
10 &c super undressed Irish linens
&c super piow-case sheeting
5 GO linen sheeting, Qul width)
GO furniture dimity, Striped and plan)
80 g toweling, from l2a cents up
25 g satin damask table cloths
Is dozen g " napkins
10 sc fruit Doyeys
pieces dainask table diapers
rs colored linen and cotton table covers
35 cloth table and piano
rs Hough's patent skirts
Also complete assortment of mourning goods such
bobazines apacas, moussene de aines bcrcges, ging
hams lawns caiooes love wells and handkerchief grapes
we are determined to offer great inducements
June l2- p. III. HOOE Il co.
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tory."The subscribers having taken the above esab-
lishment with all its valuable patterns and machinery,
from John Wachnan prepared to execute orders
for the articles mentioned below. from any part OF the Uni
ted States They will manufacture marine and stationery
engines machinery tor grist mills, saw mills, rollngnils,
and sugar mills, blowing cylinders cylinder and tubular
boilers locomotive engines, cars, cawhees and trucks,
and ali descriptions machinery and castings
All orders by letter In person attended to with punctu
ay and despatch. MURRAY ~ HAZLEHURST.
baltimore, June 16-law6wcp