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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-20
THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN.
BLACKBOARD, TowNLEY s. DlLIARD
.nO.ND.1Y. .NOVEHBER 20. IS4s
THE ILLUMINATION

iswe stated in our last Friday night was set apart
bv the " higs Of Lynchourg manifest their graica
t,n al The result of the late Presidential election The
dav was threatening AMI it long doubtful whe ther
would not have be posponed-but fortunately there
was no necessity fJ' such 80 as It was
dark which, in consequence Of the clouds at
l. hour. Capt. Shields Company Of Artillery with
battery Of pieces, began cannoaade from the heights
On the Amherst side uf the River which kept up,
with little intermisson, for bout an hour. On the same
heights were vast bonires, which must have beer
seen in many Of the adj lining counties. the effect OF
these columns Of flame and the almost continuous Hash
and booming Of the Artillery, seen and heard from
the town. was very striking At the sound Of the first
run the lighting Of the windows commenced, and in
half an hour Main bright day. The illumi
nation was not confined however, to the Main street
Church and Cooke Streets and many detached bouses
elsewhere were in blaze. The spectacle presented was
,ruly magnificent. The streets were crowded. The
whole p pruati1n seemed TO have TUNED ont Lades
and Children promenaded the side walks from one end
Of The town to the other. Yhe best feeling prevailed
throughout. There were no insulting remarks on the
part Of the vico:s any spitefu ebulin that Of
the defeated. The Democrats though not sympathizng
il The cause, could not but enly the beauty and spen
in saving that not a few of the houses. which attracted
attention by the taste and brlliancy with which they
were lighted up, those of our fellow citizens q The
opposite party This fact which reflects c,edt upon
their magnanimsy md good feeling. The weather. as
we have said. wa. threatening throughout the day
Abou. seven O'Clock. il began 70 rain. The external
lights were .Stin..ished and the cleared of
the thousand. wc, had. up tina. hour. thronged them
Che Illumination continued until 2 o'clock. when che
lights we're ex,inguishet and al 9uie:
Our friend. Of the Pa.rio. hat handsome Transporter
cies in their windows. The Hotels were ,espenden.
Many % to-. hovses the M,in beautifully
lighted. may be invdious to discriminate. bu. we
.hnL the most striking and beautiful exhi bans were
presented on Church s.r7e.-pa'.cuary BY The 'sne-
mens in Hare. .ew bloc. Of buildings. the Epsco
pal Church.
On the whole, she spectacle was. in high degree
beautiful and magnificent and nothing could have exceed
ed the good order and kindly feeling which reigned
throughout the evening. Not accident, IN
pleasant occurrence, mared the enjoyment Of the
sion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-20
NEW CONCERN,
ENGLEDOyE 4 NOEL

NHE subscribers have formed partnership under the
Il style of Engledove & NOEL, and have purchased
the stock of Goods lately owned by Mr.. Thomas NJ
Wilkinson Agt at whose old stand they intend to pros
ecuie the DRY GOODS TRADE
The stock has been purchased great sacrifice upon
the original cost. and will he sold Cheap.
Intending to add. early in The spring. to their pesen
assortment full and new stock. they hope to share
portion of he trade Until that time great inducements
will be offered in the sale of their which
CO np,s ed mainly of new and seasonable gopds.
ALFRED s. ENGLEDOVE.
JESSE Nj. NOELL,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-20
BALTIMORE Nov. IS -5,P. NJ.
Dedication in the Baltimore Post Office

Dc7Mcdlt0N N lie 9jdIlNOTe f0S1 O77cC
| regret To inform You that clerk in the Baltimore
post office uf of The oldest and most respected fan
lies Of the State, has been arrested the charge of
maltea in Office the amount distracted from the
public funds being abou 10000. The money has nearly
all been recovered however and security has been given
for The balance. He generally esteemed by all who
were acquainted with him and the last whom
his friends would have suspected Of such ac.-.hs
is the fist instance Of malteasance that has taken place
in city post office for many years and there per
haps Office in the country that has efficient
and worthy body Of assistants than Postmaster Bucl-
; and may say, there is postmaster who has
given more general satisfaction the public in all the
duties Of his ofiice-The delauer named Richard Key
Union
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-20
MARRIAGES.

Married in Milton n c.. by the Rev. D,ct. Harden,
Mr.. John Durham, of Caswe county n. c., 10 Miss
Catherine Fair, Of Lynchbdrg, We,
-. the 9th inst. by the Rev. John w. nj.
Williams, Mr. UiIlidm Tia, to Miss Mary a. K.
Womact, both Of this place
-, on the | 9Th inst BY The same, Mr.. Olrer j.
.Mays to Miss Elisabeth T. Harris, both of This place.
-, BY the Rev. WIN. Fl. Sticky, Mr.. James N.
Carson, TO Miss Mary Jane, daughter Of John Hughs
all Of Appcmatox
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-20

We did not observe the comments Of the Fredercks.
Reudy Club this city, until they qp.ted Of
the CITY papers. As we happened be present the
occasion referred TO- 1t may DE proper to for the salts
faction O." readers at distance that think the motives
N those who supported motion invite Mr.. Bolts to
address the Club, have been much msconsrued. The
gentleman who offered the notion avowed his object to
be 70 promote harmony amongst the Wings Of the CITY,
he SAID that Gen Taylor, whom we had that day Nov.
I'm. 81 warmly sustained, had shown generosity in the
hour of victory and we, the Wings of Richmond ought
TO Initiate his example. Thus introduced, the motion
necessarily understood by the audience as proposing
an Invitation 70 Mr.. Bolts to come and rejoice with the
" higs Of the Club over the large majority Richmond
had Just given fir General Taylor. And doubt not it
was considered reasonable, by many who had not
approved Of Mr. IT'S make him an overture
thus based on the implied assumption that he ready
10 exchange cnngra ulaonS with the friends Of General
Taylor. When vigorous opposition was. nntwhsand
Ing, made by p the motion feeling evidently took
posses ion q large maj rv Of the audience that whe n
in good taste not to Introduce the notion it would
Re too harsh TO refuse hear Mr. Bolts and that
when It had been minated by the mover that he had
Indicated his willingness appear and address the
Club
fanknesS constants to say. that no prOpri.
ETY. n inviting Mr. Bits ri lice over the probability
ot an event. which he had contributed more than any
other in the Cni,n prevent But we must assure
our friends of the News that the action of the majority
OF the Club did not justify their very severe scures
Rich Times.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-20

j
RussELvILLE, Putnam county, Indiana July II, 1S4'.
YOUR Indian Vegetable Pills. have Pills 10 be
great demand lately for the OF Fever Ague MIR
James Boyd who has been laid up with
Ague and had tried various other remedies, all
prov Of no avail He determined Indian Nege
table Pills and by using box he sound and ell
r. Spencer had daughter Mr.. Hugh Groves and
Mr. Charles Nichols and three of his family
the same time and Acue and tried the
BILE Pills restoed them all to perfect health
you from what have your Indian Vegetable Pills
may be relied for permanent Of Fever and Agu
Yours respectfully,
JACOB DURHAM, PM,
Also, an Acting Justice of the Peace.
/ This is to certify that entirely cured of the Chlls
and several months standing by the of four Doses
Of four pills eac of Wrighs Indian Vegetable Pills, and
and have had symptoms oft SINCE which about yea
ago. j. ". Sfh>CER'
Texas, Champaign county, OHIO.
This is certify that cured ofhe Chlls and Fever
bv the use af Wrghs Indian Vegetable Pills. after having
had three attacks OF it. DAVID BERRY
Sugar Grov9, Fairfield county, Ohio, Nov 10, 1916.
Look out for Co,mte1eits
This the needul unprincpled persons al
parts OF the country, make and vend hem
D.B. PAYNE s BRO, Lynchburg;
James +. Galloway, Brooknea,;
W. n. jerks, Mariners View.
In Bedford County by
William Gish, Cross Roads;
Wright s Matthews, Chamblissburg, p O..
Alex. Casey, r Emeus;
Bassett Smith, Joppa Mills
w Leitwich * Son, Otter Bridge;
And generally in each county seat.
Offices oted exclusively to the sale of Wrghts Indian
Vegetable Pills. wholesale and RETAIL 1863 street Phila
delpha 2SSGecn WITCH street, New York; and 1876 fremont,
street.
August rs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-20

The generous support which the Vice President elect
Nard Fillmore, has received the South. is sutfi
cpnt answer to the calumnles that Industrious "
propagated against that excellent man, by political part-
zanS. The Southern people knew that he was Ato
tiunis and hence he received the votes of the slave
holding States of Maryland, Kentucky Tennessee North
Carolina, Georgia, Louisiana, and the individual
thousands thousands the Southern people in S
gnia and other States.-.4er. Ca.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-20
TRUSTEES NOTICE.

THE undersigned having been appointed Trustee in
Deed OF Trust executed by Francis G. Morrison and Rob-
ert X Watkins, the It'll Of October, lSiS would hereby
give notice to all persons indebted the late firm OF Morr
Watkins, to forward and settle their accounts
Immediately as further Indulgence cannot be given.
Payment be made either to +. G. Morrison, who is
my Agent, on to myself.
OF Is III w4v J. KOYALL HOLCOMBE .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-20

The example If great republic acrJSs The Atlantic
r-s1s = t. popnlaon its wealth and lis power.
hitherto uneNam.ied pace where poverty compara-
tr-ly unknown; where man ras privileges winch
Is IN dofs not P<sess nor power, except as De-
r.t~lt in his .andS ar he god those deposit
it. and f,r the of which he Is promptly made
a,r-urtabe-the existence OF country governed and
:, situated has a. g been unheedel ~ the pc pie Of FL
49, and they are naturally iaspuei with wish 10 ap
yr innate their c5nditi as close T. |! as possible
P,rvrrL Iy-uRABtE DIsEAsE -NIr.J w 4. Chilli
e. the Mayor w Noble has recently resigned his Office
I.h,s letter 10 the Council he saws.
HE melancholy fact that | am the victim Of 4 dis
ease utterly incurabe IS Impressed upon my mind with
each sIcreednn hour f my life. ~ pen describe
nv physical suferngs any generous friend estimate
nv mental anguish Feeling myself to be ncapacltated
10 discharge ha duties III The office uf Mayor b.
reason Of ny affection respectfully tender You my
We chaacei NV years ago. II become acquainted
with fact in his geue.nau history the rectalof which
NAV throw light upon this nysterluus letter.
Abour sx wears an, 1han the subject Of temperance
had excited Very genera attention Mobile. under then
the phrase 1f Washngt1nianism. Young man, APP
parently than twenty years Of age, made
HI eseArarce Of the meetings which were night
y hfI promote the cause, and requested permission 10
sign tie temperance pledge Ii not eatr- stranger
lie seemed % BE- known only few Of the numerous
assembly. He boated and haggnrd and b1fe about
hun idubaoe marks ot graded drInkad. Alter sign
mo the pledge lie address tue meeting. Ills
Youthful appearance and the with which he
enlisted in the ranks # the ret1rmed, drew from the
audience expression Of universal sympathy. and excl
ted unusual interest in his case.
AMI this interest was greatly heightened by unex
peced burst Of eoqu-nce from the trembling lips Of the
speaker. as h. depicted his sad experience OF the
hiehi,uL effect OF incompetence, and connSeiled ms
y1uuI friends 10 shan the path winch had ed MN to the
bank Of destruction For many successive evenings this
u9g The chiespeakera at the temperance inset
mainly through
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-20
Yours, in Gloom and Glory,
EIInNIkS u ST

1.-The Ruling Passion strong IN Death-"-Ne are
informed that during The dying mouents OF Gov McNutt
of Miss person entered the room with newspaper in
his hand. 1t was about the time when the election re-
Turns were coming in from Pennsylvania. The eye Of
the diving pelcian assumed nomentary brightness as
his feeble voice ainily arculated the inquiry Whai
the last news from Pennsylvania" Before the answer
could BE- given the queris, was corpse.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-20
For New Orleans
K.E%E G.ZLE!s

A S TWELVE MONTHS HAVE ELAPSED SINCE
~ dissolved my connexion with the i n
give notice all indebted the old firm, forw
pay their old arrearages, in o cees they must expect
the claims to be put legal train of collection An ndu
gence OF twelve monts sufficient all indebted will admit
small claims printers debts and cannot spare she
time travelling around to those indebted again On
the day Of January all then paid will
put legal train o. collection, without distinction
person. tlIAS. ". ) IAI1iAM.
Nov 16-tan
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-20
PAINFUL CASUALTY.

We deeply regret to state that Eugene Mckinney
the eldest Of Thomas Mckinney Esq, Of this place
was killed, on Thursday night last by falling the
precIpce Poe's lanyard. We have not heard any
fhe particulars. The night very dark and he
is supposed have missed the path The body no
discovered until day light the next morning. The skull
was fractured in two places.
The deceased was young gentleman Of promising
talents and engaged in The study Of the law. His
unmey death has plunged his family into the deepest
aflicon and excited the liyeest sympathes of this
clunmunly.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-20
DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
s. B. D.4VE.NPORT-DENTiS
OFFERS his services to the citizens Of Lynchburg
" and The adjoining counties, at the following very
reduced prices. when performed at his Office on :
M A RKET TREET,
doors above Main. viz:
Inserting artificial Tee,n on gold plate, each IS %
do do do on pvot lock from 2to3 90
Plugging Teeth with gold foil from u 2 90
do do do Tin do each IS
Filing each 50
Cleansing, from l 90 90
Extracting, each so
Satisfactory reference given by hose for hom have
operated
June l5-6m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-20
INTERCHANGE OF.COURTFSIES.

The Wing and Democratic editors in Cincinnati take
things as they come. in pleasant way The " hlg ed
ItOr Of the Chronicle wresa the Democratic ed
itor Of he Enquirer, as follows:
CHRONICLE OFFICE. Oct. II.
Dear ough-Send me Rooster to crow over the
Ohio election news in the Chronicle in return ful
which will send you Coon to grin over the Pennsyl-
wanna news in The Enquirer The interchange ofcuts.
think, will embeish both papers very aPproPF
ateIy and agreeably.
Yours, in Gloom and Glory,
THOMAS b. STEVENSON.
Accordingly nexr morning. Brough's cock was dis
played il fun feather in Stevenson's paper, while thai
''same old coon grnned over Pennsy sana, in Bough'
paper. Sam Slick SAYS
..Revoluiions in States operate likewise similarly OF
indvlduals'-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-20

TO CONTRACT ORS.
"E have on hand, suitable for Contractors,
w 1900 lbs. Cast Steel, assorted size,
5000 Feet Patent Safety Fuse,
l5OOO lbs. Round, Square, and Bar Iron, well as
sorted
$1,000 lbs. Western Bacon prime quality.
8 Dozen Rowland" Shoves,
ALSO.
lot Of Crow Bars, Sledges Mond and Rope.
Sept 1875 MCCORKLE & SIMPSON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-20

William B. Archer examined before tie Hastings
Court on Iuesa last, the charge Of forgery and sent
on TO the next term If the Superior Court Il. Tmcs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-20

AGREE d WITTEN,
GrOcers 4 Commission Merchan Is
LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA.
IL AVE on hand large and well selected stoch O,
Groceries. which will be sold low for cash, or ir
exchange for country produce The following compris,
. portion Of their stock. viz
$50 bags Rio and Laguvra Coffee
10 Old government Java Coffee
% hhds P. r.. N. o. and St. Croix Sugars,
70 boxes Woolsey and Woolsey's Soap,
20 hide. and bbls. Moasses,
rs kegs Nails,
10 bbls Tanners Oil,
tons Country Bar from.
I, g Yredegar' %
80 boxes Sperm and Yallow Candles,
W Adamanne
100 kegs Gun and Blasting Powder.
90 boxes Yea,
chest " Every superor.)
$4,000 lbs. Cotton Yarns,
2 Tierces Rice.
$500 lbs. Cast Steel
500 lbs. Shear So
10 doz. Spades and Shovels.
500 lbs German Steel,
80 boxes Cheese,
$50 Sacks Salt
80 bbls Nlackerel
800 lbs. Band and Hoop Iron,
Ito oHs.
50 bbs. Mountain and Rectfed Whiskey,
% Old Rye, part very old and ans,
IS Apple Brandy,
pipe Gard, Dupuy s Cos Brandy,
g A. Seignette
10 bbls. American
10 * Sweet Wine
10 Madeira and Sicily Madeira.
fl ESQ.
Caicces, Bedtcking, Donestics. Oznaburgs, FulIed
and Plaid Llnseys, Cotton and Wool Cards, Bleachings
Pepper. Spice, Ginger. Saaratus, superior carb Soda
Shoe Brushes, Hemp and Cotton Lines, Curry combs,
&c. &C.
November co.'s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-20
TO THE DENoCR VIC PARTY

~ readers already informed, that by of the
~ Senate, the close OF the last the Union
selected Of the journals in which the proceedings and
Deb that body 10 Be published. A similar
ms> me part Of the House OF r. representatives WILL it is
hoped, be made when that BODY 1t purpose
make the Weekly Union hereafter, mas heretofore
political commercial, and miscellaneous Sheet
crease rather than diminish efficiency these several de-
raments To afford space for this purpose and the
time to furnish subscribers full
ports, purpose during the OF Congress-
Congressional Supplement to the Ueek1y Union, which
shall contain the uli reports published daily edition
There will be at least number OF the supplement per
week OF the and form 1.Congressona Re
g>ter The Of Weekly Union has heretofore been
put very low But determined spare efforts
t. increase already extensive circulation propose
afford oonr subscribers both the Weekly Union ,r the
and the Congressional Supplement during the
q Congress at the price which the Weekly Union
alone has been hitherto published VIZ Two dollars per an
nun ipyar bly ado
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-20


THE CONGRESSION.1L SUPPLEMENT
Containing The full reports debates andpruceedinss in Con-
gTess "ll be published together the low Of Tco
Dollars per year.
Clabs viii b furnished with copy each q the above
Five copir> for IS
Ten copies or Is
PAYABLE N
fomaserS, by sending five subscribers with SO en-
f>edi De entitled to copy Of the Weekly Union an
Congressional Sup lemeni
- lhe Weekly Union be had heretofore for less
Aan YEAR BY sending proportional subscription but limo
case viii the Congressional Supplement be sent with it
les the full year Is paid for. -
We sIbnit 20 Democratic friends that this arrange
en to them opportunity of aiding in the support
% our cherished principles BY sustaining newspaper publ
on undoubtedly the cheapest lin proportion the guam
W and value q the matter afforded thcn which has
> colltry been devoted tile maintenance Of the demo-
cratic cause.
In taking upon his shoulde,s for the present the
whole 'U nion establishment the editor of the
polsbty which h. is assuming, and relies upon the iber
aGy ct the dem ,cratc party sustain him in his eff
ioris for usefulness. TuOS. RITCHIE.
Washington. Nov. 4, 1S4S.