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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-14
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the in,e ast Church. fhurda, and Saturday nehs'
January ith and 10th, at precisely o'clock.
The will he not only scientific and brilliant,
bat interesting and amusing, and ar this purpose lie has
splendid and powerful Apparatus lie will pass shock hon,
steel magnets through part OF h. human body aud mag
netse water that the fingers he held IN IL lie will
produce magnetic power equal 10 the strength o two men.
lie will mahr aud uamake steel magnets Ivy the downward
ard upward passes lie Will discharge pistol by Electricity
and ah,u holding his hand before aud will produce
specimen ct PERPEll NJ. MOTION. lie will suspend
and substances by eetty and thus show the principle
hs which globes suspended and moved according 10 the
attractive and IeuNe iofec, and Will give electric shocks
Ia adi.s aud tientleu.cn.
He Will metise Mr. Buthmat the celebrated and dis
hngwhtd Boston tlaiNe,aut, who will examine diseases
and exhibit uther wonderful experiments which have
amused, aohshed and delighted thousands Admission to
each OF the l.cctutos enN - cents.
ID. nods viii diseases Ivy tairNoyance every
morning at IL o'clock at his private room, at the Franklin
Hotel, and prescribe remedies Charge Five Dollars,
medicines extra. The SICK viii please call
January lf-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-14

M Those Who have any thing OF MCsm'r
ism have opp' riuny Of gratifying their curiosity by
tho lectures Of Dr. Dods. See his advertisement.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-14

.Nesns Henry r. Norman and Draery {. ,Moorn.an,
as Erecsto,s Of Henry .'ioorma,, dc d. and IN heir
ocn rights, Ehsobcth Norman. James Dddrd and
Lucy C. has rife, .Join J. .Noorman. Thomas DdLnd
and Mary III his ,ei'e, /achuiah Norman, Udl,nm
anderson and Lucy c. his rife, Henry Bo,cline
ZONES, .lHtircd INN Purcell, Henrietta Purcell, To
,nasia Purcell, aud Maria Purcell
TENAKE notice. that shall, on the Doth day January
Il lSi7, at the Court House. in the town Of Russell
Vile county of Franklin, and State Of Alabama, take the
dispositions of William Lucas and Bonaparte Garland to
bc read evidence the trial Of suit depending IN the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery Tor the
county Of Campbell. in the State Of Virginia. wherein
am plaintiff and You defendants. Should the said
dcpostiens from any cause, not be taken the day
above designated, they will be taken the 9th day Of
February. ls47, at the same place above appointed.
Sarah Catharine Elizabeth Christian Jones,
an infant under the age OF u years, who sues
by Richard G. Brown, her next friend
Jan. l4-w1w
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PLANTATION CIGARS.

PLANTATION CIGARS.
DAGBl < CRENSliAW have for SALE largo lot
1b of Cigars. consisting Of Plantation. Regaa.
CaAdoras aud hall Spanish, which they viii sell low If
applied Tor Immediately.
Jan. Its
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NOTICE..
a. u. RECkER.

a. b. RUCkER,
IIAI1NG purchased Of Miller & Ruckor their On
] i tire stock, will continue the business, one door
bove their old stand in the house formerly occupied by
Nichols & Bell, Dry Goods store From the varc-
y and of bis stock he flatcr. himself that he
will be able to please all who may favor him with a
call
Nov l2 Ia if
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

DR. Dods Of the city Of Boston, will preach in the L
nversas, Meeting house, on Sunday next at | och ok
A. NJ.
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DOMESTICS & OZNABU RIGS
n bales Nos land Manchester Oznaburgs,
III bales heavy IA Shooting,
10 do do SO shirting,
On consignment at low prices
Jan. Its BAGBN s. CRENSHAW.
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Ill ID FOR = lE

1OO ACRES WOOD LAND, lying the Campbell
Nv Court House road miles from ynchbIg, portion
OF hch well tmbcrcd This Land valuable account,
OF the Wood and will be sold in lots purchasers For
information apply TO Davis & Brother rto
WILLIAM DAVIS, Jr. Com'r.
All persons respas'ing said Land will he dealt with
oordng to law
De-. I7-wns
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20 : A |. r..
4 second hand Buggy. with top and seat for two
~ persons. Also, the Harness, Both Buggy and
Harness very god condition. having been used but
little, and will he sld low for cash. Appyto
SHACkLEFORD Il LENELLEN
Jan. III If.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-14

l HAVE just received new lot of Fancy GOODS,
1 to which respectfully invite the attention of the
trade Among them may be found the following rich
Goods.
Rich Satin striped Nucedea Silks, Of the latest
designs, with beautiful trimmings to match zach
dress.
Black and Fancy Silk Fringcs,
Black silk Laccs, ass'd widths,
Gala Plaids, for children,
Splendid 'Tressel Robes for parties,
Cherry colorcd Floreucc,
Bonnet and Cap ribbons, very .,ch STYLES.
In addition 10 the above Goods, have received tY,
pieces Superior Black Frcnn cloths from celebrated
Manufacturers.
One piece Extys Rack Satin Vcsting, together with
hne Lot oi New Style Prints and other staple Goods.
ID. r. &. PETERS.
Nov. Is IA II
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MEDIC Al. MOTIF r..

NJ
kR. WILLIAM ). MORRIS offers his Profess onal
IL Services 10 the Of lynchburg and ylcln
y Office opposite the Cabo House. in OF, and ad
J nnng Mosby = Speeds Law Office
Jan. li-2t if
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Books! Books. BOokA,
ID. y. P.lINT,


nOOkSElL,.R Slatoner. and Dcsaor in Fancy
Goods, Musical Instruments &c, next door below
Bell, Rucbcr & Co.. Main Street. Lynehbug, Va, Of
tes to IL public generally, very large and well assort
ed soc> Il BOOKS in all the yaroes departments Of
Med ci;ic Law, Theology, Sc.
English. French. German, Spanish Latin aud Greek
School Books.
Bank Books of almost every variety.
Cap and Letter Paper, plain and ralcd, common and
fine,
Note Paper, plain and fancy, sortc very beautiful
Paper llangngs and Bordering,
Niollns. Flutes. Gears. &c.
Ink, Ink Powder, Waters, Sealing Wax, Motto Seals.
&c,
Chcssincn, Chess Boards, Backgammon Boards.
Gold and silver Pencils gold Pens, ladies' Work Boxes.
Writing Desks,
Rodgers Cutlery, &c, sc.
Almanacs for 1917. -.
Country Merchants, Teachers, and all in Of ssrh
articles respectfully invited tocxaninc the stock.
Oct. l., Is
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White Wrcnths and Hid Gloves

JANUARY Q. iti7.
DELL, RJCkER & Co, Lynchburg. Va, has,
I'D Just received beautiful lot of Wreahs and Kid
Gloves which they will be pleased to furnish to ade,
wanting such Goods Jan. II--it If
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APPLE BRANDY.

Nv wish 10 purchase one hundred barrels Apple
w Brandy. for which the highest marko, prlee will
be pad. Those having the article to sell, Will please
call at
Jan Its MCDANIEL & LEE
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.\'O. 2 .MIChEh Ell.

~ BIS, very fine No. = Nackenl, all caught, OF
q " consignment which we will sell low ior cash
Jan It's BAt,BN \ CRGN SHAW.
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'l'ik friends ct lr nods respectfully announce 10 the La
dies and Geniemen Of lsuehbutg and ,icniy that lie
Will deliver two Lectures On the phle>eph, Of
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-02-05
REPEAL OF THE BLACK LAWS.

The bill llintroduced by Mr.. Lewis Of POI
age, to repeal the black law, so as to Civ
blacks and mulattoes, all the rights and priv
ileges allowed to whites in courts of justice
was indefinitely postponed by the followin,
vote:- -
YHAs--Messrs. FCronise, Edgerton, God
dard, Graham, Harte, Hopkins, King, Ma
deira, Mackal, Martin of Columbiana, Reid
Reemelin, Spindler, Siutson, Thornhill, III
ter, Wheeler, Willford, Winegamer, and
Speaker r-20.
NAYs- Messrs Bean, Beaver, Coonbs,
Eaton, Eckley, Ford, Hastings, johnson,
Lewis, Martin Of FayesIo, Perkins, Welch
and Wlson---l3.
Messrss Goddard, Madeira, and Stutson
voted with the democrats for the indefinite
mir. Bsbb's accommodation was thus
'aramarily disposed 81. Statssmgu.
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ARRIVAL oF1THl IliBERNIA

The Presidents message was sregarded il
Englapd as giving full assurance thai low
duties on the manufactures Of This countr,
willibe maintained, whichshas given E,nglsi,
msnulacturers.a cheerful prospect for ihcil
trade the coming spring. The Paris baters
assert that the French government intends
proposing reduction Of the duties on
foreign corn. There has been a torrible in.
undatiou in thh Roman States causing great
distress. The loss Of properly is extensive
The new Pope is mitigating haldshps by the
use of his purse as.wellas By personal oxer-
tlsns. The Pope has reduced. duties on
foreign grain. The Presidents message i
assailed by Mo whole English press, and all
kinds of abuse and ugly names heaped on
that portion Of it sustaining the Mexican
war Tho proposed annexation Of sCaHfor.
MA ls more unpopular in England than ihat
OF Texas was, when first proposed They
make severe comments upon the Presidents
declaration that the war was not undertaken Il
with view of conquest.
lRELAND.- distress in Ireland was on
lhe'increase, and the scarcity Of PROVISIONS
was resulting in deathby starvation. People
were going over TO EHgIaRd to avoid siarva
ton. Great distress prevailed in, the high
lands. The government has offered an anl
nulty to Father Matthew Of El0O per annum.
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The Tax ON BANKs.--The Report of tho Audi.
'of Of State gives, as the average Tax paid during
the year, by the Independent Banks, nearly lOa
nllis on the dollar; the Statu Banks, II do.; and
'hs old Banks little over mills; and the gen
eralaverage Of all the banks in the State at 81
mills, This, it will be seen, does not equal the
levy Tor the State tax during the past year. which
was mills: The Board of Control ow propose
banks to be placed on par with other property in
the State, but only in seeming. They propose to
pay on their capital stock paid in, an equivalent
for the State Tax, but to escape the road, school,
county township, and poor tax which other pre-
perty has to sustain. Thisis the equality which
banks seek-to have higher profits and pay less
to the government that privileges them, than any
unPrivileged prosertyin the State.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-02-05

EXTENSION OF MIAMI CANAL.-The amount re-
Hcoived on this Canal for tolls, water rents, anc
fines for the year ending Nov, Is. 1896, as giyer
in the 10th annual Report Of the Beard Of Public
Works,is S27 ,aI2, and s4,s6s less than in ls45
The returns of the Wabash and Erie Canal fol
the same period is $Il3,4l4 being an increase
$37 ,a99 over i845- Ths report Of the Audito,
of Stats says that The business Of the Miami,
Miami and Extension and Wabash and Erie Canals
is 50 intimately blended that . correct report Of
what is derived from each canno. bs arrived a.
This doubtless explains the reported defici, Of
the Miami Extension Canal as compared with the
past year.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-02-05

that NJ. Sawyer,is q soIEmads man, is EN-.
dowed BY nature with d strong ahd vigorous
intellect, which had been greatly improved
byclose applicationte 10 study and Inc cultiva-
iionscf scientific pursuits, and is lruly and
emphatlcally q working Democrat; ,and has
succeeded by his own neriis without either
fortune 81 fashion 10 elevate himself 10 4
seat in the Amoficah Coagress, certainly
q one Of Y. ilie most dignifed and noble ii the
woild..s ee, saA Ives SDfsl FThaT sdY
Y Many howeyer1do hot seem 10 fear Inc
great responsibility Of their position: Il ihey
DID, We should wipess more zeal, industry
and energy for tho welfare Of % our. great Ma
fion a;er than what il exhibited. sslA ss''5 Y
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-02-05
prom Dr.. Baker, spIingaeIe. ws.Ainston Csanty,

lsrem Dr. BAKER, Springfield Washington CSunty
Kentucky t a7HyS IS a4'
fsf e.e SPRINGEIKLp, KY, May Ia. 1s4y
Messrs sandfsrd -Parkf take this opportunity OF
informing you Of remarkable cure performed upon
me ny the use Dr. Wistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry
In the year 1870, taken with an Infammntien az
the Bowels which lsbored under for Six weeks when
gradually recovered. In the fall Of ls4l was attacked
Win severe cold which seated itself upsn my Iunps
ana io tnc space OF three years was confined my hed
tried oil Kinds Of medicines, and every variety Of
aid, without benefit, and thus weared along until the
winter OF ls44, when heard of "Wstar's Bsssm or
Wild Cherry" z III Il
My friends persuaded TO give Il ariaI thought had
gwen up all hopes of recovery, and had prepared nysc
for the change Of another world Through teir socita
uon was induced to make Of the Genufne Wistars
Balsam of Wild Cherry" The effect was truly astonish-
ing After five years Of action, pain aud sserings and
after having spent FOUR HUNDRED DoLLARsto No
purpose, and the sst and INA
proved unuvning, restored 20 health bv the
blessing Of Gsd and the use or Dr. Wistar's Basan ef
Wild Cherry. n.
am enjoying good health and such i Nv altered
appearance that NO longer knowa when meet nv
former acquaintance. : " Ifi ~ SS n r. s--s
Ihaye gained rapidly in seight and MY esl Il rn and
solid can now eat os much ss any person. and my food
last six months than had eaten for i've years hefsre
Considering my almost miracle deem il neces
snry for the good Of the afflicted and duty eve 10 ira
proprleo and my fellow men, 70 make this statement
May the blessings Of Gsd rest upon the 81 50
valuable medicine Wistars Basam ef wild Cherry
yours, respectfully, WILLiAn H, BAKER.
Cures similar 70 the above arc constantly being Per
ormed in other paris Of country and we should in.
Iced be destitute OF all feelIsgso Of humanity d wc nct
AL upon all who's aIe afflicted with pulmonary dseases ID
at onee 70 this he eny remedy that can be relied sn
Sold n cincinnut On the sorpss Fourth and wasaat
freets, By SANFORD a PARK. NM
General Agents for the Wesserx Slater.
seldby 9, LEE, Kaiida, N VI
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-02-05

GRAHAM's MAGAZINE ron FEsRuARY.-This OK
collent periodical is embsllishod with two ale.
Ean' engravner,hy Rawdop, Wright aud Hatch
ana III usual Paris Fashions, .coIored Joseph c.
Neai contributes one of his inimitable sketches,
"a man without Hope," Coopers Nautical Ro-
! nance "Rese Budd' deopsns in the interes, i, ex
Sl'ss. Among the names Of the other contribu
'ofs lor las month, are Mrs. r. S. osgood, .F. E
r." MRS. Ell Eames, Leigh HINT. w. H. c. Hos.
ne', T. !. GRIND, 7. B. Read,.R F. Greeley, C. j.
Peterson. &c.
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Thc Hon1ln RilI.

The Losn Bill "a synopsis Of which will be
found on our fret page passed the House Of Re-
preessntatiyes bya yete Of l66 to %, Among
the nays were Messrs. DRLANo, GjDDINes, Roor
and TILpEN, Of Ohio. We regret that any coa
s'itusncy can be found in eur noble State, who
w9ula entrust TO men 50 destitute OF all patriot
ism the privilege of representing them.
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NOTICE.

YTyHERE will bo petition presented 10 fbs
A Commiss oners of Putnam Csupsy III ib>ir
March Session praying for county ioad co,s,s
mencing on the county line 81 Hsndcock agd
Putnam counties on the section lins bsiwesnsec
said hne ant'l tintsrssess the Lima snd Pssfys.
burg free pikein n 1 N r 4 E.S ss s. 4, e
ian. 25ih i847
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From the Baltimore Gun.

g From the Baltimore Bun.
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
demand for eigh millions of dollars by
I Sdnta Ahqa.-- Confscqtion of church pro
perty contemplated Threatened ercom-
muaicatioa, &c. A sa
ntS New YoRx, Jan. "a, s. r. NJ.
The New York Sun has received Mexican
dates via Havana, considerably later than
aay before received. An cxpress had arrived
at the city Of Mexico, from Santa Anna, de-
manding of the Congress eight millions Of
dollars, and asserting that if he did not re-
celve II the county would be inevitably lost,
The Mexican Congress was in secret ses-
sion at the latest dates, and general con-
fiscatlon of the church pSeperiy was CON
templated for the purpose of raising tho ne
necessary funds. The clergy arc represent
ed to be violently opposed to the con6scation
and that they are threatening to excommuni-
eeale not only the Congress, bu, the govern
ment and the army. 1'7 ~ i'.a saAi''
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-02-05

ELECTIVE JUDets.-Tho Wings in the Legisla
ture, BY some previous agreement in tin-par :,
selected EDWARD AVERY as a Suprome Judge sor
tho State Of Ohio, in tho place Of Chief justice
Wood, Mr.. Avery is bu, Iinle known to the
bar, and, i is fairto presume, is not man Of any
more than ordinary abilities, and would scarcely
have been selected IN preference to ons of the
best tlawycrs in the State, had the choice been
with the people There is, undoubtedly, inf !
nitely more chance for msn of moderate attain
ments and capseityto win high Judicial stations,
in the secrecy Of legislative party caucus, than
/ there possibly con be in the scrutiny Of the
whole people Of the State We regret that Mr..
|Vaandigham's bill is not likely TO pass, for
test sfpublic opinion in reference to the amend.
ment Of our Constitution Assuredly, If it did,
The people would demand the change; and in
that case hghplaood mediocrity would have q
chance to take downward step ON the ladder OF
'preferment And, perhaps, consciousness of
this fact induces much Of tho opposition mani.
tested to aay change for the better. 9d.
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From the N. 0. comn orci.l Times
LATER FROM BRAsos. ...

|
Tho subjoined letter was addressed 10 The
editor of the Flag, and published on the 9Th
instant. Our renders win Judge for them.
selves as 10 the Correctness of tho writer's
conjectures: 81 III Is ,;jS
z "CAMARco, Jan. 8, IS47.
DEAR FRIEND: came down from Mon
terry yesterday with Col. Croghan, wi, 0 is en-
route TO Austin, Texas, aptholizedto raise a
regiment ofTexan rangers to serve during
the war. From the most authentic inrorma-
ton | have been able to gather from Mexi-
cans, ana strongly in the beieflhat battle
was fought yesterday two leagues this side Of
Victoria, between Gen. Quitman, with o.
600 volunteers, and Gen. Urea, with 10
600 regular troops Col. Croghan is moi
inclined 10 credit the report, but consider
the authority pretty good, having con rersed
with the Mexicans who brought the express
TO Mier. General Taylor is some six days
in the rear Of Gen Qutrnan with 5000 resu.
lar troops. So, if Gen. @. should find things
too warm for comfort, he can fall buck on
Gen. Taylor, and their united forces can re-
pei any attack which Urea may make. Ger.
Worth is still at Salillo, having been rein
forced BY three regiments ofvolunfsors from
Ohio. Kentucky, and Indiana. Gen. Wool
is in camp, fifteen miles from Saltillo, on
the road to San Luis Potosi, waiting oiders.
Santa Anna can, if deemed expodien,, rein
force Urea (by the Tula pass) with large
force. Mexicans inform me that such is
Santa Annals intention, thinking 10 draw
Generals Worth and Wool from Sal,;llo.
when he wouli Immediately occupy that
place. Fifteen hundred lancers are now
lowering around General Wool's ercamp-
ment, waiting a favorable opportunity 10
strike o
"Our troops still continue to suffer from
chllls and fevers a,overy port.
"General Scott is here, in Camarco, but
returns again tomorrow, to yoar city.
suppose he will proceed fiom thence to
Tampico; at least such is the impression
here. re aSif}a
# anything occurs worthy Of note, / will
write you again soon, aG
"JACK r. EVERITT.n