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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-24

REAL ESTATE LyNcuBuRG

4 T \ Z c r o y.
~ virtue sf decree OF the lustnns Court for the
- Corpnratlen oiiynchhurg, pronounced IN tho case
nj ''Donphan & n.y. w. Nietors administrators x AL"
shall, on SATURDAY., the loh of July, lSi5 offer or
sale upon the Premises by way ofpubc auction. the
highest bidder the House and Lot in the proceedings in
said case nentoned being the house aud lot owned by
The late Miss Maria Victor aud now occupied by Alex
ander B Garland, situated near the lower end OF Nam
street The valuable Improvements and the advantageous
location Of said property make il very
ID T. 5 II a b l. T. r T. ) ID E.N &c.
TERMS
credit of six, twelve and eighteen months. IN equal
instruments Except to much will pay the casts
of the SUIT and the expenses of SALE for which Cas-, will
be required the purchaser giving negotiable notes with
one or more good endorscrs, and the title 10 be withhold
until all the purchase money be- paid.
}. {. SHACK EfORD. Commissioner.
June 7-ilOJy
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PDSIPONENlENI.

The above sale is postponed until the 2eh day Of the
present month"; and al The same time will be rented Out
Warwicks Mill and Saw Mil with the appurtenances.
adjoining the above Tract of Land, 'he rent OF which can
be applied in repairing the same
WM. +. YANCEY, Trustee.
May 2)--t2SM
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Bedford Land for sale.

DY virtue Of deed Of trust. executed 10 nc by John
ID H. Wright bearing date the 30lh Of June, 1876.
and o record I'm the Clerk s Office Of Bedford County
shall sell ON the PREMISES Public Auction, for cash, on
Friday he 2nd ofJuly next flair, II not, ON the neAi
thu
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Elk FURNACE.


FENIIE SUBSCRIBERS associated themselves the
L LIST day of January last, for the purpose of
IRON MAKING AND MERCHANDISING,
under the of Flppn & Montgomery. beg leave to
inform tho public that they prepared to eNecu tie
orders for all descp iions of Castings usually made at
blast Furnaces. viz: Hollow Ware, Water Pipes, Slovs
Plates, Mill Gear. &c.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Arc respectfully invited to examine the style and quail
ity of their Hollow Ware, which may be seen at most
Of the in Lynchburg, at the Messrs. ELLIS $.
Richmond. Orders addressed to the concern. at Elk
Furnace or A. n. Montgomery, Lynchburg, will meet
with prompt attention
Also just 10 hand. our well selected stock of
SPRING, AND SU.H.NER GOODS,
which will be sold low for Cash. in exchange for
GRAIN. A. w. FLlPPIN.
May Its A. n. MONlUOMf.hf'
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WV. VI. BLACKBERRY. Editor.
PUBLISHED b
BLACKBOARD, STATHAM 4 BILLIARD.

EVERY MONDAY AND 1uuRspy
st -Four DaHdTs per dal,3i, payable uicance No
sUpoh toH be reccired for shorter than s months
sni paper ,rJ discontinued (crcept at the discretion
Of the Edtors) Until all airedfdges pad.
az ADVERTISEMENTS inserted Ut 30 cents ne,
ssusrs ess for eeery inner form insertion and 3t cts
par square Cor ess) for epery outer form, insertion
ETERY.fDFERIiSERi is required TO lofs on hi, Ms
hsu long he irishes has advertisement an adrer
ttem.n not noted ietH be inserted t ats
be ordered.
FOR Yearly .2DPERTISL\f;t The terms are fo,
the Tricasse oftiro squares SO for square SIS for
square, insr form So. Every yearly adcertiser ,ca
required to co,e III, advertising his particular line Of
business.
JOB PRL\TLNG erecuhedn neatly aud erpeditiotsy
sud . REASONABLE terms.
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FOR ,S,FZE,

by virtue OF decd OF Iru, executed to me by John
I'D ). laughome and Sarah f.. his wife, shall sell,
at public auction. Thursday, the 6thday of May next,
fair if not The nextiat day thereafter, the prem
lses,
n TRACT OFLaND.
lying in the County Of Amherst. ON Sovas Creek nd
coming the land Doct. Flood, Chas. Mays, Wyatt
Pcttyohn, e. Warwick aud others. and containing about
One Thousand Acres.
The said Land is within , miles Of Lynchburg and a
mile of the canal with good outlet 10 each. A large
portion thereof Is heavily timbered well waered with
superior water power, which can be cheaply applied to
either milling manufacturing purposes. 1t well a
dapied To the growth Of Tobacco, W heat. Corn sc.
and worthy The attention OF those engaged in hauling
wood or who may Wood Land convenient To
iynchburg 1t Will be divided into lots parcels suit
purchasers and will be sold either at private public
sale. Also at the same time and place. will sell TIVE
ii agons Gear and Fixtures, ok Cart, Sc,
Black Smiths Tools and sundry Plantation Utensils.-
The title 10 said properly Will be undspnied but acting
trustee 4 agent, shall convey such title only YES
ted in me.
TERMS OF SALE:
A credit of one. and three years will be given.
March 22-l6M W. Il. IANCEi, Trustee.
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300 Yards rsNrl

IS q y " Il ! y, HI rs, t.i =, d G.,
Main st. Lynchburg, Va,
IN As Just received aud opened his uurivaed stock Of
! q Spring and Summer Goods. which, for style aud
beauty, cannot he surpassed He respectfully socs the
attention oil his friends and the public an examination
Of his stock, which eon,sis part Of the following
Goods:
superior rich striped and Plaid Poedc Sole.
g Fulah Silks.
- Tissue and As Noan Robes, IA beautiful part,
dress
Grcnadlan Robes. (entrcly new artiele)
Zorichlas aud Plaid and Striped Bcrages.
Broche and Embossed elnghams, every rlch.)
Lawns at all prices. Apaecas
French aud English CLintz Prints,
Gloves, Hosiery Ribbons. Iaces. Ilandkcrchets
And almost every article that be called Tor. Also
fine stock Of Cloths. tassmercs. Neslings. Gravats
Oscar Naraguin tor summer Goats, very pleasant
tiec Panama leghon. Fur. SILK and Sporting llats
Rough and Ready Caps Boots Shoes. &c
April It's
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" ID r. 4 e. II.


I'm PURSI ANCE of n decree of the circuit superIo
court of law anG chancery for the county OF Amherst
pronounced in the Of Smith Smith, and smith VS.
smiths administrative. shall, on the 2nd day OF July
next upon the premises proceed TO sell the highest
bidder either in two and more parcels, all together, As
may think will produce the best price. the TRACT OF
LAND, upon which Richard smith, Jr.. decd, former
" resided lying in Amherst county. five miles north
west otihe Court House, containing upwards OF
EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES,
,rih a fine Drceung House and other ont Houses,
upon it. and abundant supply ofTimber and Water
upon the following terms The purchaser purchasers
to pay down cash enough deiray all the expenses OF
sale and to the residue, credit Of one, two ana
three years, for equal ns,amens. upon giving bond WIN
approved personal security the title to be retained as III
innate security for the purchase money-ihe purchasers
to have possession next fall for the purpose OF seeding
full possession the Isl day Of January next. and also 10
have the benefit of the rent for the present year
ROBERT NJ. BROWN. Com'r.
May 2i-t2jy
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REGULAR S.H.ES.

Tuesday Thursday and Saturday mornings and
Monday. "Wednesday and Friday evenings through
out the year. CHARLES PllEIPS,
JOHN NJ. PERKINS.
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FOR RENT,
Wool Cardjug Machine. in good order estimated in
house erected the Branch near the Duichman sgadcn
dwelling house with if desired also Il cony enlent of
flee IN the alley opposite Friends ware house
Juao It's CHARLES H. LYNCH.
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- & II K ID.

ltIIARI .ES PHELPS returns his sincere thanks To
u his friends aud the public generally for the very lib
era patronage extended To him, during the last fifteen
years. and respectfully solicils continuance Of the same
10 the new firm.
Nav SIS
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n TRACT OFLa\D.

lying in the County Of Amherst, ON Stoyall's Cree
coming the land object Flood, Chas. Mays,
prltNnhn G Warwick md uihcrs and continuing
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-07-31
COTTON MANUFACTURES.

is said that Of energetic citizens taking
tive measures for the establishment among Of the
apparatus for the Manufacture of Cotton. rejoice hear
this and trust that will be idle, pasmodic and fuess
effort but one which may result in permanent good to
CITY, the plan be devised with prudence and carried
with efficiency nothing can tend to promote the interests
OF the various classes Of population than this The wealth
and prosperity OF communty-among US, east-ase not
by transmission Of these gifts from opulent ancestry, but
the results Of continuous and wedrected industry
and they the best friends of the poor who provide them
regular labor and certain though moderate wages If
find employment, and be paid for their labor they need
not cove riches they have the best wealth. the ues indie
pendence.
Let Manufactures be established here that shall employ
many hands, and they will abroad blessings that shall
cheer the dropping spirits Of thousands The people of both
need this Of earning their bread II the
rich that will profit by FACTORIES much the poor The
money Of the capitalist may and hope will be increased but
that the great object to be attained Manufactures are
in this country at least like the Christian faith blessing
the poor is wherever they are established and main
ained-at the North and the South at the East and the
West If look at the Laurel Factory the example
us, what flood Of light one little gem throw
upon the surrounding darkness There in the midst of
rem acres of sterile land, Factory arose the hum of indus
church and village school upeared and where
upon the broad leagues which the sway Of that sovereign
State Of Maryland the eye upon more smiling
than greets it from the tower of that same church
Our citizens it to themselves to foster and carry for
ward this enterprise il must be successful do urge it
because will give good dividends the stockholders though
that will be its effect but because will bring money and
subsistence those who in every community its most
numerous class, the poor BY this mean those who
exempt by their circumstances from the necessity Of daily
labor. III.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-07-31

"FoR LAST TrNE"-A notion prevails, very extern
svey judge from reading the newspapers that drown
ing persons rise to the surface than twice or
other words, that person falls into the water his third
time of sinking is be the last and fatal In almost
every Published of from drowning, is
toned that the boy sinking for the last time
when the timely aid arrived We apprchcnd that this is alto.
geber idle notion and the belief in it may possibly work
mischief by inducing suspension Of effort rescue There is
no magic number three nscrutable and inevitable
son why drowning person may not the surface hall
dozen times and sink often 1t possible enough that
in ordinary the strength and vitality of the sufferer may
be exhausted by three sinkngs make another rising
impactcabe but Of this there specific evidence
We have known persons to be drowned without rising
once the surface and inferior animals we have seen down
and up again many times before life was extinct
Ne,o York Commercial Advertiser
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-07-31

mechanical miracle almost has just been performed at
Providence, Rhode Island. An immense MILL five stories
high and $50 feet long by 100 wde owned by Fletcher &
Brothers, having been badly built declined much from the
perpendicular become almost second tower of Pisa It
also bowed in at the sides All feared that would fall
But what mechanical genius perform BY the APP
pcaton Of and wedges the building, in less than nine
hours restored to its original condition without brick be-
ing started Mr. Carpenter has the credit of this bold and
successful act.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-07-31

SUIcrpr.-At New Orleans ON the morning Of tho ooh
instant JosEra s. WRenr, the Orderly Sergeant of Capt
L. A. Besancons company Of mounted volunteers commit
ted suicide at the Commercial Hotel by cutting his throat
with razor The deceased is said have been tepeate
but during the last few days he was observed to he very
melancholy, and apparently down at heart He was about
thy-hye years Of age and claimed Virginia his BIRTH
place. His effects in the hands Of Coroner Spedden
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-07-31

The Merchants on Change in Philadelphia on Mon
day suddenly thrown into state OF great excitement, and
bargains just the point of being struck indefinitely
postponed IN the most summary manner by the appearance of
dog suspected Of insanity After putting all the Shy locks
and Anonos of Philadelphia flight it discovered that
the dog not mad, but worrt" The harm had been
done however, suddenly suspended Several rising
merchants frightened cut Of whole years growth.
IN Y Erening Mirror
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-07-31

Hen Ann kITTENs,We were called this morning 10 wit
very singular freak Of hen which, for several DAYS
past has taken into her charge four young kittens covering
them under her wDgus she would brood of chickens
is with great difficulty that the old succeeds in niorin
fight her approach The natural mother of these kittens
embraces the opportunity noush them in the absence Of
her antagonist of the feahered trbe-JerseU Gin Sentinel
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-07-31

Commemorative have received letter from Colonel!
Wright Of the Massachusetts, regiment desiring 10 say that
the article published time since relative to a member
says she murdered by her husband in fl of jealousy
and his knife with blood upon IT, found underneath the
bed We published of the murder as it was told
us and believed the time We have no desire to do in
justice the Massachusetts, regiment and cheeuy make the
correction -Hqtaraor0s FkQg.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-07-31

mob Of six eight men attacked the house of man
named Menick New Albany, Qndiana on Sunday
night 18th instant and the three first who entered were fell
ed to the earth by the occupant JOS Davis and another
unknown, instantly killed, and third so injured
that he survive Menck then surrendered himself to
the civil authorities.
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child Of Mr. Charles Chapman, Of Danbury Connecticut
was poisoned the 9Th instant by putting visiting card in
It's mouth which ITS mother had given It to play with. died
in fortyegh hours after. An analysis OF the card showed
that the enamel coating composed Of carbonate lead
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-07-31

over Danbufy, Comm and Mr. Willard Taylor recently
from South America and who was on visit TO his mother
standing in the door of her house, was struck by the light
ming and instantly killed The lightning killed cattle at
Oxford, Comm on Tuesday last.
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CAL1FoRNIA ArFAlRs.-A letter dated Monterey

CAL1FoRNIA AFFAIRs.-A letter dated Monterey
February LIST, says:
"Seven persons have been nominated to form Lerisla
ture They hold two sessions this year the first in
the Angeles in March and the second some time in
the autumn, Monterey The persons nominated to form
this Legislature the Ex-Governor Of Ayarado General
Valleyo, David Spencer, Esq Thomas o. Larkin, ESQ,
Don Juan Vandno, Don Santiago Arguels and f. Grimes
Esq. 1t very much doubted il either of the three first men
toned persons will accept OF the Office to which they have
been appointed neither does this proceeding meet the appo
baton Of the community Perhaps would have been better
Legislators had been elected and there is some expectation
that ultimately such will be the pursued at all events
il is the method most desired"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-07-31

Andrew Baily, Of Capt. John Bay, of Alexandria,
accidentally fell from a skf near Prince dock Saur
day last and drowned His body found the next day
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-07-31

-Now Second Auditor of the Treasury.
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The perfection Of an English inn will be found
at the "White Hart" in Salisbury. No private
dwelling more quiet and no sooner do you enter
than you feel satisfied the whole establishment is
intended for your special accommodation yetlook
into the court, and twenty carriages give evidence
that many an English company or family are just
as well conditioned as yourself; no impertinent
curiosity or service, but hint bringing just atten.
tons enough and of the right kind-your wishes
met soon as expressed-nothing superfuous and
nothing defective-every thing neat, in order, and
exact--the best that an English market can supply
ever at your command, with generous good will,
propided you hare gonineas IN yo,er Purse. The
..White Hart has probably been growing in the
affections of the lovers Of "good cheer since the
DAYS of Shakespeare, and embodies the experience
in the art of inn-keepng Of successive generations.
He who once crosses its threshold must leave it
with regret.
The CATHEDRAL, which is the object of chief at
traction in Salisbury, is the most beautifully pro-
porioned and perfect structure in the Gothic style
in Great Britain, and is thought by competent judges
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-20

to
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-20
ALL.HEALlNG DALSAM,

is now prepared ONLY by himself It ia no, subject lo those deliberations formerly com planned ol, nor is It made up cheaP and SmdH, Tor the purpose ef gulling people out of thelr money. IL has lost none oi it's virtues. The certificates which daily appear show this to be so. evsn though the nane of FOLger be remo- we'd from them, and another name substituted for it. There S no such tr!ckery needed [" establish the reputation ot my Olosaanian, nor shall |, under the hypocrilical preience oi being an O4G Fellow, sesd circulars 10 then Lodges throughout the United States, with the hope of decelviug them int" the bt!ei
 that am irirnd to their institution. All this kind of humbnggcr! delr>t. and here assert that if my Olnsaonian iS not what il claims 10 be, and wIll not rise in the cstima. lion oi the world by its own merits, kepe II will sink into oblivion. l shall ns labour ,o hnid upon foundation of ISLANDER, nor gu about privately, or in the da,k, to destroy the reputation of those opposed to me in business, but starting with clean hands and a character un.po,trd. al,a!l endeav~r [" recommend and put forward my Olesaonian as true and intal. liole Remedy for
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-20
Silk and Fancy Dry Goods Trade

ia connection with the Retail business.
 It is the object of the proprietor 10 secure tho class of customers who want rich and iash ena5ie Goods. !le hss therefore opened aud egsrs at low prices large and elegant stock of &y Goods adapted ts the season. and he conf den:ly ays.pts that m3-e A,gnifcsnt assort- ment cannot be &und in ast city in the Uaon, Particular attention paid to buying and selling DRESS SILKS, sHAWI.S. aad Housekeeping Dry Goods, et every description. all ot which ihe Vsoaie are respectfully invited Is call and examine.
 VIRGIL B. CORNISH,
 Nc l36 Yain Street, Hartford. sw49 !NAhe xisa of the Eagle.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-20
Book and Periodical Agency

IKHHE Undersigned Bnok and Mugaz;nc N Agent, respectfully tenders hiS ser~ vices tp the inhabitants of LilChfpld, and ,hr pnb!ic generally, fully believing Iha he tan render Saii>fac,inn, so far us Cheapncss, p'umpli,udc and dispatch are c,Ncern,L. Subscriptions rUceivt,d tor all the MagaZInCS at publishers prices, and forward per uaIl ur as Hav be others wise drecird. Also any rcSpeciab ble, cheap publications" "f the day, supplied on tho mast favorable ter,nS.
 Il c receives subscriptions tor ihe Chris. lian Parlour Magazine, and tho Ladies Wreath boih 0f which commence new volume in May. The former is published at:$2'OO The Wreath at Sl'OO per annum. 0ylle will send both to one address enc year for S95O.
 For the satisfactioa of those who may Fwisk Ca natural enough wiSh) m have s.,ne further guarantce of the Advcsll> srr's intention end ability to do what i> here promised, he pkeS the liberty of slatErg that for several years he has had very numerous list of subscribers in some of !he neighheuring towns. and would Ramc as one, that of Waterbury, to the ci,iZens ct which, generally, he rGter~ for further particulars.
 AddrcSs Wm. PATTON.
 Grahams Magazine Office,
 New York,
 April 26,h lS4S. M
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-20
Farm for Sale,
A FARN, cOntaini

MA A FARM, containing 230 fsHs: "A acres, well propor,ioncs'
 ,s s to Meadow, ,plowland, Pasture 1s-s.zs.ssssssA -s.=s.szssasasA and Wood land. Said Farm lies both sides of the roHd which leads from South Farms to Watertown, and iS abouttwo miles tromlhc former place, and lies in the town ot Bethlem, two railesno-'heast from the Meeting House There is on the Farm large two-s,ory DwELLlN llousE, suitable for one or two famiics two large Barns, with suta. bse out h.'''hings.-Thc Farm has been used for Dairy Farm for thirty years, and will ,"ep 30 Cows, a pair of Oxen, and sr.A of Horses, summer and win. ter; bcsa!os sufficient land 10 plough.- A liberni :'redn will be given [, good share ot 'he purchase money, il .esi. red.--Enluifc of the subscriber on the premises.
 DANIEL l.. BENTON.
 Dethlem, Dec. 2, l644. tf2n
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-20
OIL S. PAINTS,

which will be seld cheaper by the pound gal. !oa or large. quantities than any other house in this section can sell lhen. Alss ssoa sup nIv If
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-20
Daily Liac from LITCIIFIELD TO N.YORK

ENHE Ruil,aas Daily lSDe fer New
 \ Milford, Bridgeport, and New York leaves SnSncer's Mansion in 1r~h!ic!d every mnrnin9, SAnhays excepted, al "'slurk, nHh arrives at New York about 4 o'clock the salAe afi":nooa.
 Returning, leaves Mtw York every morning al {, ,u'clock, Sundays cxeerted) from he f'.ot of Market Street, by Sicnm- boat Mountanser 70 Bridgeport, by rail- Foad lo New hiIE'rd, and by stage to fAtch.irld, arriving nhout 1 o'clock the same afternoon.
 Fare from Li,chf.ll ,o New York S2,75
 Goaa h,Sses, new co ,che~n sti a change Of ssams have bsaA put on the route from New Milford To Ls,thiield, and will be run thrnush with dispatch.
 N. E, A Stage leaves New Hilfard on Tuesday,, Thursday and Saturday, morn- ings a& o'clock, for QnakerhIll, Pawling, BaeknNs', and Poughkeepsis returning on orpOsite days
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-05-20
1t,aper Nan0fngs

for themselves, their families or friends.
 This ner. s,ngnyfernt and unsurpossr'l a.s"rt ment consists of choice and fashionable ND ERR WS ~- - @0D0D"3 3D such ss rich silks. beautiful barages, muslin, f"ulard>. ginghams. &c., ,&c. Elegant aud ex. Ira brocha. cashmere. crspr. and new style shawls, French. English and American broad. cloths. cassimeres. and rich veslings. Honss- keeping G"ods. superb and common paper
 hangings, fire board jews,
 curtains. &c., &c.
 This is butt a beginning. We would shegefors most respectfully invite those who ste 'c ore. side over the deSiines of our good old com. m"nweslth the coming year. to call upon ns. and in thei, own experience, reap the benefits there to be foU.,d. HONoR. TRUTH and FAIR. DEALING are our governing principles, and with these WE SHALL CONQUER
 Come one. come all. tO this Great Centre og Ai.rsc.ion-the Grand Depot for Bsrkains is at the busy BEE HIVE
 Respectfully. STARR & BURKETT.
 The Bee Hive. is located at No. 227 Main, second door north oi Temple st., aEd directly opposite ihe Fourth Church. Hartford. 3w5O