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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-09

FRESH SUPPLY
Aic'oREI.f y SIMPSON hANEJuS1 REcEN III
VI ~ STORE,
~ hhl7 n. .. rSue,i,
terccs do clarified Sugar.
barrels pal, eri1ed and ground Sugar,
do crushed do
l. boxes Naalsc, y Woolsess besi .oai Susar,
LOO bag Rio, old 1aya iaguay'a and Mafaeabo tonec
20 baskets Sweet Oa.
- barrels Tanners oil,
10 hoses " induW Glass,
40 do Thlow Spettu and Adamanine Candles,
100 legs Blasting and sporting Powder,
30 reams faolscapand Letter Paper,
200 kegs Nails,
Nine nests WOODWARD. Measures. 60 reams Wmp-
ping Paper 100 lbs Candle Wick, 80 bs Cotton Tune, 900
Id, Cuppea, dH ANo and Il boxes Tea, all OF which,
gether With many other Articles and iumer stock, Of
icf nr sale at the lowest market lice.
MtrchS Is
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RICHMOND COLLEGE.

We learn fromthe Richm md papers that the Trustees
Of this institution conducted under the auspices Of the
Bap,isls. have elected Heath j. Christian Esq, 10 the
chair OF Ancient Languages which lately became. VA
cant by the resignation Of Prof Holiness no Is now of
William and Mary College
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SkHs, ,. sSiaiis,
!Surc-s1r 10 Talbot s. LdHier,
MARkET STREET,
Eha,rEhfFrp ED

Auctionecr and Commission Merchant,
ID ECfdN rs On consignment and sells at auction.
ia Dry Goods. Groceries, Shoes, Crockery, Hard
ware. Furniture, 81.
Also paes personal attention to the sale Of Real fsiae
Negr,cs Horses and all kinds Of produce, ia town OF
country
Liberal cash advances made on consignmen's intend
cd Ion public auction.
Always On hand general assortment of Goods Of all
descriptions winch will be sold private sale al anc-
ton prices NM j. WILLIS
june 24-ts
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ssSecure the shadow ere the substance fades"
TENIE subscriber would respectfully inform the citizens
Il OF iynchburg, aud surrounding country. that he
will remain iii Iynchhurg. until the lst Of August
Those wishing to gel lkenes>cs OF themselves would do
well 10 call before tlal time Miniatures taken IN every
kind Of weather, and all pictures warrcued attc ste
Of the original. L. Il. gibbs
July SIS
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A TOWN LOT FOR SALE

yINIIE valuable corner Lot % feet front Main Street
1 Immediately opf osite the Franklin Hotel. will 1t
oierod at Public >alr the Isl day OF 5 pm er ISL
between the hours Of II 4 II o'clock. \. NJ.
Aug. 5-tls GlIAS \ CLARK.
% Republican will copy.
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" N z u.
In pGRSl ANCE at a decree The Circuit Superior
Coeri Il Law aud thaueery orihe euuni, of Camp
hell pranoeuced GA the day ui October lSl6. IN
The case Of Clement. guardian Sc. against Jane
\ Clement ahd others shall, on the is day If Sep
trmhcr, lsii upon the premises proceed To sell To the
high Il bidder. credit 81 one. and three wears
the Tact of Land in the hi aud proceedings mentioned
upon which Alexander Clement. dee d. formerly nsijsl
klug IN the III CamrbeIl. ,lc waters ofSonea
Gacv.aad Ak ms5 south Of tho tourl House, contain
it,. al nut
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Merchant Ea.B sr5Iag.
] Q IT N Q II 4 r !,
At the Old Stand Of u IN. s j. Odkel

y =
At the Old Stand Of Um. s J. Oakey,
VNTOULD respectfully inform the citizens oi Lynch
w burg, and the public. that ho Will continue TO
conduct at the old stand of himself and brother, the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
in all It's branches. He has hand. and will
,inuay keep. beautiful assortment of Cloths. Cassi
meres Vcsiings and in ac everything suitable or Gen
tIemen's wear wlchhc lllniako mp order III the most
fashionable STYLES. handsome fits and warranted work
manshp lie would invite the attention Of the public
10 his stock.
Feb It's
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yl'lF. subscriber will pay the highest cash price or
WHEAT.
delivered either Mt the an2hunc's Nils or at Beaver
Greek. \. \. MONTGOMERY.
August 6-wts
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LaNesngsss. MONDAY noEsvsNs. AuG,sr o. M.
GREAT MAIL ZINE TO THE
a.

IVUusIA,
J - RtclmeBd fredericksburg and y aSiiseion ciiy
1RANll.lERS guine North are hereby Informed
Il that the above Line Is Tie oily daily hue The nius
expeditions i6e, and Hie oaly certain line.
Passengers leaving Richmond by this linz, daily AT
y NJ. an'te at Baltimore 10 tea, At Philadelphia in
the course OF the nieht. and at New York hv II \ NJ
The next day heinz business day. aud sometime, foo
daHs,in dtfeBtce o travellers by the River aud BAY
haais and are, moreover eNennf from all risks Of sra
sickness and stofms as b, the James River aud Bay
line.
FARE ny THIS ROUTE.
From Richmond Ia Baltimore s. HD
Baltimore Ia Philadelphia ) ON
Phila lelphia to New Nuk by the
early N 'nlng lac 500
laaddition to the above line. the Companies On the
Greai Mail loutc have. On .AiasdIy aad T7aaalass a
SECOND most delightful Inc, Lg ,edy y ,lcqaa Crecs u,d
mouth u Potomac.
Passengers by tins last line 90 hy the Great Mad
line As Tar Acquia Creek, where They take The suht
and peaulia 81 aaer Paghataa. Capt [. W. er>
MILL (Which leaves Ar9am Creek Inn, diatrly GA the
arrival Of the cars from Richmond aud reach Baltimore
sonp hours III advance ul Passengers 10y the James Ry
Il and bay hne aid al &c erpfHse. Passengers
10y Tins last i6e equally avoid the dangers ii s,a sieh
ness and the uncertainty o lhc wide and rouah portion
Of thel}ay be Wetn Old Point Comfort and the mouth
Of Potomac aud make the mp between Aclula CnHek
aud baltimore IN Y,adia Steam Boat unsurpassed IN
strength, beauty or ccmfaG.
Fef further PARTICULARS. through tickets. apply At
the eli OF the Richmond aud Fredericksburg Rail Road
Company, IN l;,elmond.l 10 the Ticket Agent.
July Ism
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pOSI'pO.\-I,lfENI,

The sale of Lands under the above advertisement Is
unavodably postponed They will hefea ter be offered
at private sale. Parties desiring purchase VIII apply
to Champe Garter. pedlar Mills, Amherst, or TO Thomas
H. Ellis or Charles Ellis, Richmond.
July 29--3t {. CARTER, Tuste.
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BIG0.N .3.SU L1RD
FE1llE Subscribers have IN store.
l35 09D lbs. family cured Bacon,
10000 lbs. leaf Lard.
which they purchased before the late advance in prices
and rs thcy determined 10 effect sales particularly IN
ye those in want IL examination OF thclr stock be
fore purchasing hey viii be enabled 10 offer greater
inducements than those who have purchased recently
\ small advance upon cost is all lhey ask.
july It's BRN ANr & TINSIFA.
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Notice

IS hereby given. that shall petition the Iegis
Z laure OF Virginia, fol divorce from my husband
Mr. Samuel +. Gobts, OF Patrick co, Va
MARTHA Il. COBBS.
Piusyvana. August 5-lm
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fHSlE Valley Union Education Society oi Virginia
will hold lis next annual meeting. at BOctonri
Springs on Monday. the eth DAY Of September. Nafi
OTIS matters d! inpriance will caim the attention Of ,he
Sorieiy and all the members urged TO be present, Ell
thcr III person by pr,Ny
CHARLES I.COCKF,
Recording Secretary.
Boctourt Springs. August 5-tlS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-09

FUN KtNT.
AWoal Cafdng Machine. IN good order, situated in n
heusc erected the Branch near the buchanan sgaden
adwellmg huuse with Il desired, also enlent oil
fec on the allie, opposite Friends ware house.
June It's CHARLES H. LYNCH
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fs0S2li ds.sy Fscaeiv.'

fENlE LIFE or GEN Z. TAYLOR, illustrated.
Just received, price only % cents.
- u PAYNE.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-09-25
Hec0F,sc QG EaArysNEs6i.


q, II you "t|ll 10 see 'lle 1l'aidI'ei Vi your
Slale s' SUI oy 'ne DARK n anu p Ga',,',iiS
s'aln co. 81 n Nyiooir.ioh ' '51 pal'AfUP''F'
'o1e iof ''t' T. fahclS ii1o''ldS
ii you W ,S'i 10 see 'lie ii'liie ol lo"'
oeloN9a o'A'e become Il pye "oIu ana re,
Pioaoh "'''o"S hef Noh'S' Hets"'o's' ana
me ScIfl o. honorable l'hhos' and Hef
tAai lt '4!" i. 10 as warning 5Sa'iIS'
,,,e II G''@ ~ % 'nSI'o''eS'E' 'o'' ioi EH'
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'.'G c "a, an" u 10 'iG Ils'l. 81 suffrage
We iol W. va. ! 'I'o'S l 'io'''''"'
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-09-25

MORE PROOF-The Easton Gazette,
published at the residence of Mr.. p +,
Thomas. says that tie Wings of that county,
like the Wings of the State generally, OPP
pose his election because they honestly, con-
scieuUousy believe him unsound upon The
great subject Of State faith; and the Gazette
thus adduces proof, interentiaI and positive:
that he is msouud and has ever been SO, on
his vital question:
They believe that in 'I3 if the horid
doctrine Of reputation had gained ground
and been likely TO pervade the State, that he
pursued such course as to be ready for
that side of the question, as he is nor for
state Eehh when he finds this sacred doc.
tine prevailing, and likely 10 subserve his
purposes. No speech Of MIR. Thomas at the
favor Of State lai;h--mo document in lis fax Or
can then be traced to his pen--no conversa.
lion even in its beha!--no, not even UP TO
1915. On the contrary, we know that he
said 10 a gentleman olthis county Of as high
character as any in it, "Ihaf Il wGS useless to
kCIp 50 WGCh GdM2F d3O"t hcPHdiWiO1-tAdt
.HgyIam mast r'ptdiate her dejt, or large
porijon Of d--she ncrcr conid Pug il aH-that
@uglaad had rpudjotcda portion qfhcr debt
F,aocc had doac The &amc, end there araS no
greater disgrace in NInyiaT2ds doing It,"
This conversation, together with one re-
Gently testified 10 by George Holiday, Esq,
of Kent county, a fellow member of the
Committee of Ways and Means with Slr.
Thomas in 1913: ANA Il man of the highest
character, moral and political, must satisfy
every man that, at the crisis, the turning
point of AIaryIand's destiny and course on
the subject OF State faith, he was recreant on
,,.o great question. Had Governor Pratt,
:, iIan T. Goldsborough and the Wing par
IT, held and expressed such sentiments as
Mr.. Thomas then did, where would our
good old State now have lccnt--punScd in
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-09-25
FROM SANTA EE AND
CHIHUAHUA.

III qlid there Return Of Iolrtec.s-Sals
A,rirai ont Ct Goraumem '%gajc.
Tho Saint Louis papers contain news
from Santa Fc 10 the &lh August. ln,clli-
genco had been received at that place from
chihuahua 10 he Isl Of IuIy, which convey
the gratifying news tAa' satisfactory state
OF affairs existed there! The MeXicaus ad-
here rigiJly TO their treaty with the traders
Fourteen companies Of Volunteers left San
Ia Ie fox Fort tcaveuworh, and the four re-
naming ones would follow in week
MIR. Love, Colonel we rhink) who had
charge of 100000 in specie funds 10 pay
the army. arrived at Santa 70 on the 1lh OF
August in safety.
The companies or returning volunteers
do not average over forty men.
The New Orleans papers, the 18th state
that gentleman had arrived in Texas from
san Luis potosi, WHO reports the Mexican
soldiers all gone from that place 10 the Cap.
itai GuerIIas numerous from Monterey to
Rio Grande.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-09-25

TEHe temperance Convention.
We have been requested 10 give place
to the proceedings of the Temperance Con.
vention held al EbcncZcr on Saturday last.
as they have oeen published. We decline
doing SO, because they are not correct We
were present in that coNyeu;ion we know
the printed proceedings convey a false i'm
preston, and we suppose they were pur
pssslE wltten out soto do. We cannot
lenJH hand TO give currency 10 the cheat,
and I'VE regret that the zeal Of those who
tax rAch high stand in morals, (if hey had
anything to do with it) should have led
lhemlo practice such deception.
It is mt hwc that that convention nominal.
ed ticket, or that it passed any of the Re,
solutions ALLEGED to have been passed by the
,'procecdings" in question, and we are sur
pgised atie temcrjly which allowed the pub
LEGATION 10 be made.
decided majority were opposed 10 nom
mating ticket, and upon finding such 10
be the fact, the minority retired in confusion
from the house. The majority who remains
cd We're unanimous in the opinion that il
was now ineNpedIcnt 10 run temperance
ticker. What the minority may have done,
wasno action Of the conventions whether done
around a { stump or in the house after the
convention had retired. and it may be sub.
Jet ofrogret to some volunteering men.
TO find this new party as well yersed in trick
cry, as they charge the older ones 10 be-
We trust our Wing Temperance friend:
will moi allow themselves to be led Off by
any OF these tricks Of the enemy. If the
running Of Il temperance ticket was arca
matter. with any oh.ecl in view. part Of tie
! nominations are calculated 10 throw rilicule
upon it-and one corner oft is most ex
cep'iooab.o, politically speaking to the
'whjss Of This county.
The whole matter is calculated TO in.
.iurc the Temperance cause and the Oh.
jcct somom hayein view by it, is Il
defeat the whig party. Let every true
wing stand to his integrity, and no
throw away his vote and cNdangcr the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-09-25

deep disgrace instead of occupying the proud
position she now does. What saved her
from the one and placed on the other, but
the supremacy of Wing principles in 1874
and the election Of Governor Ptau! Nothing
nothing else.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-09-25

Respectfully offers his professional rv,ccs to
the citizens Of EIkton and its vicinity.
As he has several years, practical experience
in sckly sect ion Of the lower part Of the Pen
msula, he may with coniil cncc expect to rem
der general satisfaction 10 all who may favor
him with their patronage
Scyt. 2jlh. ISL.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-09-25

The R,o del Naae IfGcn Taylor had re-
NAMED with hl- forces where he was, there
would have been 40 ovasion--ihere would
have been no conflict consider the
marching upon the Rio Grande as being un-
fortunate, ard certainly should have advised
AGAINST il il ! had been cc1sulted'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-09-25

Gle was OF opinion" he said ..lhal If tlto
annexation Of Texas had not taken place
there woHld have bccu no war with McNi~
GO, but tie annexation was net tbe cause Of
III wa" The immediate cause olllie war was
lnarcha8 Of ourlroops from Corpus Christi 10
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-09-25
GAss, EEAsEEA EYES.

Baltimore Flour So 23a 81 81 Wheat
% 10; Corn So TO SO, Oats 81.
U'L"mg'o".-FIout IS so, wheat - 10
Com 60: Oats 81 cts.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-09-25
WHAT'S THE HOPE OF PEACE.

Al,.r we fa,r ,horr is uo,.e mn, ,l.o least
Thsre mo ay;lorro in ,,,n I,,.r,,,.,, IL. ,I,,
n .o,ocol nj nogo,ia,ion. that the enemy. inns
been lmmbIpd He soeat- -, one a.trrI
viii, mower and s,ron@ in Ii, La..ure and
albania TLora !. rn .ia,, ,r r,.,ca NO
.haIow i'm, forth Of fine ,}iuo 10 come
poaco ;.t-,n.ol ,1ont I'M, H., I,s,r ofr,n
enemy .loyy. M sym1ro,,s Of li.,o.f,.,r
,or ncace An is varDjl,a An lo6a. lilr
,,...i ,;,o vaays I,.,r
,rLe I-niou 100 does NO, lr,;cyc i, r,o
.,,..oss nj tho NEGOTIATIONS Lot,ro l1.,i,o
!, f,rrsb,lows is di.ha,isc il, H.. la, .yo
,,,,,,hors q. ,.,,,rI,, p. !, !, rnca..,,. f., ii,
A. v5.f of co,r.a rrav. .,nayl,;. ,,., ;.,-
,oryiews with the NIeyicae whether tl,aga
,rnre INV hooos ofnr,ca and rr ras.,o
l,,,b, co,,,,n,,,,;co,oi +, lie cocro,o.,. Of
S,o,o h;s on;n;o, IN five ,ro,,;.o. T.lo.o
o,iuore could mot have Lee, r,vorall, ar
the Irnion;. Ianonoao uorId la l-deI,rt
from, vbo, If i we tol.a :, ,).ar Mr. Tr;.t
3D.. ,,.r.,o,, ,l,. ,,.,,,, .,,,.,'.,
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E|t@.I UI
Here then is an annual saving iroutha
expenses Of the State Government, equal
to the interest Oh nearly one million Of
dollars. Remember that this is the result
of Wing legislation. y. I. L.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-09-25
From the Bait. Patriot.
SSs.iS Reforms.

While the Loco!oCo party Of Mary
land have been ever tiEiag of reform and
never doing anything to promote it when
in power, the Wings have shown their
Willingness TO promote it, not by words
~, but by the evidence Of actual leg
lslation. The Wing party have had a
majority in both branches OF the Logisla-
turc tor the last four sessions. Here are
some of the evidences Of their desire to
carry into effect all proper and whole
some reforms.
Annual saving.
The act Of 1913, CHI. 2Si, tax
cs the commissioners OF In
Spectors, Wood-CorAcrs,
and all other State officers.
Receipts under this act in
1916 S2.9tG OF
1911, oh. 1871, abolishes the
Office Of State Arnorer at
Annapolis. 500 90
1919, Oh. 1872, reduces the
salary ofthc Governor from
$1,000 to 1000. 1920 90
1913, Oh. 232, reduces the
salary of the Secretary of
State from $4,000 to
$1,000. 1000 90
1916, CHI. POS, making the BIZ
ennial Session act part
Of the Constitution. The
average annual expenses of
the Legislature for ten
wears. from 1896 10 1Si5
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SECURITY aFGElG.s rs.
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From he 1ier Go:eiie.
CELEBRATION OLE REIR0crSslnN

On Saturday as the occasion Of the Rctrcessjou Of
tic Town and County Of Alexandra To Nir,inia Vas
celebrated in this place. in appropriate and handsome
Iaanner National sllnies fired at slur So, at noon
aad at s1nset Two flags If the shipping in port were
displayed and 11gs suspended in different parts Of the
t5"n After O'Clock the procession formed under the
ejDmandof DR.. Nm l.. Powell Chief Marshal assis,
q BY be aids, and marched through the prnc pal streets
Tn military made a beautiful display The Ringqoa
Cavalry and the Mouat Vernon Guards attracted much
r..e ian T~ono bands ofnu,.c accompanied the pro
eosA9n the AeXaa4tia Brass Band and the ladcpend
tat Brass Band. TIE MAJOR aaI Comnon Conncil enl
ing Inc o. ciiizans also nted the occasion About
RON le procession arrived al the publc Square. and
iEga e7aconrse a5sea-ad ioyyent prayer was offer
"a BY kev Elss i5Is9n, and eloquent addresses wrre
.iessTe1 by 9, ~ P Cus..s, Of the County, aad r. l.
SG!th, o. i-a Iva. The aulirr WIS tleg d-,u:s.
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.gD!ice

IL. persons Indebted to Hatcher s. Green are re
"A snect.uily requested to eai and settle iheH a
cunts, e, is eraala 10 settle up tic business Il 'he
concern q, speedily as possible.
FEB. lJ-.5 lIAlt HEX ! hl'F'i--N'
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pANRrn & WRIrLoCK,
GENERAL. COMMISSION MERCHANTS
All SII + Il Il . X T. X 5,
RICHMOND. VA.

4 RE prepared 10 receive STORAGE on r,ason-
a able terms IN tie commodlaus FIRE proof Ware
laase occupied by them the Dock. adjoining the ware
henze Of Ncssrs JOHN 4 Lancaster 4 g. They are
4lso puIardtp t5taaJd PkODtcE y .hERCHfNs
BI/f. with despalth and on reasonable terms.
In d. BIN
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virginia:
T rules held in the Clcrls Office the Circuit SIM.
a Court OF Law and Chaaee.y, fsf the county If -
lfa, on The nj day Of February, iSl7 AK
CLOS II. Cailis5te, p,,;,.o
dr0ift
Mas I'll tyres and R,h,,ra his wio William G. l,,
Csus C~lleate, De(r',I,a,.,' ana
In CHSScEaY.
T." pdsu11n.s5 William Caeot, < Cyrus alli.o,.
having catered thsr appearance, and given src,rr, nc
ding 10 the al 81 Assembly and the rules 81 this Cur o'
appearing ~ satisfactory ylcncc that thcy are o -
tdIts OF commonwealth. On tie motion Of the
counsel il is ofsfsd tina, the aid absent defendant "
at rules 20 be held IN the said Cef orc on the r,, %
IN May next, and answer the plaintiff s bill and tia,
this order BE- forthwith pub~nea in some ne ar ~
d IN the town oflvnrhburg. Tor months
and posted at The front door OF The Count House Of ti @
. ON SONS Gaarldas I'm
i Copy-l'este,
Feb. fj-wlm nv ~
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