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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-08


THE GREAT CfIARTlsT MEETING.
TIM iron, Chants, ,ose,i,, vas hold ,os,erlav and
, los. l,,, III, I,,,asi,,t,n7, :, ,,,,ld bar, b ms
sIe l., ca'ce1ge /, cet,acI, did aot n,esr, An, ,pe
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misty l., a,nfebenJ psiy,ly IN c,Ir,se,rIqt,,, lbc
xhoJe no,c.,d3,,s wa wore ofIen tnpn,td f., ,,,l
le tbar the erelISence urr,n which he poyerement
must have arIe5 IN Inns matter Vas not h., !. and wbe
ter the rultpIed and unsoncd precautions they had
,Jonad 10 inee The imaginary prrl, could have been
so,1Giea bot dream
Asa display Of strength. rs menace 10 govern
mont and line a1in nla1tants ol Great ely, The Whole
,n,if Vas , d,fyprrhf and almost hpI,tIt. failure
T., ,yery rcsrert he men and f,,s ,,b, ,,urd IN The
prc,sson 10 the Mace of meeting were AS harmless as
rouI well be imagined Poor fellows, by lar Tie greater
portion Of them with their pale flees aud puuy aud III
clad anfs were calculated Ia INSPIRE IN lch les, of ter
f,r than nj sympathy aud PITY and must have inpres
s,J over, ONE who belfld them with the brlef' that
tb.r ,y1g. were oil that description for which leei4
ry caDgrs could not IN the first nsiance at least sup
ply a flfug remedy. va mus add that they all
,i,l ,,sl ,fJrrIv and speue6 IL ne under the com
aplo,, ra,ir.l If lbeir leaders.
Some ram had fallen durinp fhe night and the dawn
/ broLe oIp,uly At about u'clael however the sun
became visible and continued to shine brightly through
an, . roma Ier of The nnrllnr The streets Of tho
,,o,[,I,s rresanoJ at an early hour. e beyond their
al a,.,,oro II.re and there Iniobl he seen ;, de-
,l5i r ,,I}ea MARCHING IN their o1arIera mr. few
s,,1 ,,ns,,,ll,s base,ln., l., their place Of mecno
, ,.,e Gobi se,fs vefe 10 bemet occa,i,oally anx
~ -, IT,, ~, ,tiI,ja;,s ,l,,, .., ,,,,, r,,4rs
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SIC llY

The President ofIhc Scjlans Parliament in his open
NJ p'crbaer giving bei history ol thc losafreclon
ny. lhal the committee general had applied 10 The
BHtsh Ambassador r guarantee by his presence Of all
TN, h,nes hWt Neily could eblau The nogplation.
From Messlna tle latest date /, the 3st Of March. Al
the tm" cgsH iIug was qulet-hut, the Commaodant o
the rada had ootel To Capt Codrmgon hi, Intention to
renew the bln.anImen IN he course ii dnyor two, III
consequence d the Mssocse having Qualifications
md ah-Ml lLn .LLA
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ibe 'i,e.i.a 'e. 'nisers Of the national g"lfJ bs,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-08

W.snINoroN, April %. 1913.
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TRY GOODS DRY GooDS-DRY GOODS We have
- just opened splendid stock Of dry goods which
will sell auction Bargains having bought great many OF
them great sacrifices We call attention the following
articles, viz;
300 yards extra super satin-striped Cashmeres
II pieces satin stri ped and plaid apacas
pieces cherry -coored, mazarne and ghtblue nous
selines
s pieces handsome plaid Cashmeres at 25c worth 37A
80 pieces Cashmeres and Moussenes, from IS4 10 30
With abonl 10000 yards caiooes fast coors, and rang
from 81 to l2a cents per ard.
We would Call the particular attention of all
siding in the country stock OF good keep
SANITY hand of the largest Of goods
aped TO their OF any house in the city. We
the following goods, which will be glad furnish NJ
such prices they be bought for in Baltimore
where south OF New York, viz;
Blankets every quality from the Lowest possible price
the best Whitney at $40 per pair
Lnseys, from 10 cents upwards
Sleeps grey and fuiled cloths of the very best.
Cassnets, hinnes brown and white coons, ospaburgs,
buraps aud everything adapted to the of
with splendid assortment OF cloths cassimees, and
ngs, such be undersod by any house in The Dis
for The inspection OF purchasers.
N Il. Country merchants will at all times find our
sotmen good and, buy most of our goods by the
package, we can supply them at Baltimore prices
W. M SINISTER * CO.
Corner of 7th and Penn.
Oct l0-eo2wif
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removal and PeIuaieh, cure o 81, useases aiisIns
ron impure stae ohstins,a T,a,snns prnn,ions
h o. a Pustue Blotches Bes Chronic Eyes
HPes or Tetter scad Head Pain of the
Iou stubborn Ulcers, Syphtic symptoms sciatica
zones and Diseases arising njudcious Mercury
Dropsy xpoure mprudence in Life Also Chronic
eh ,,l disorders will by this Preparation.
of this preparation is widely known and every
l by pby scans and admitted to be the pow
from the that has been
% nth swollen glands sinews and bones hall
e bee restored to health and vigor The scIoious pa.
nous with ulcers oathsome himself and TO his
G been made Hundreds oil who had groan-
ans r wears under cutaneous and glandular
and many other complaints springing from
OF the organs and the circulation have been
the now win
I uons gladly TESTIFY 10 he emcacy oil his mestinabe
nreuaaion
The tsnsive acouainance through he sontbern
Of hsh LII anoointed consul TO New Granada CONNIE IL.
states, anu a'eil ~, ~ 1r an.
sel to the attention OIL an -, 900
nan a,.. csn,,su.n. Having used and witness
Ms'' ~ Of youT excellent of Ssrsapaa on differ.
the vrous parts of the country viz Virginia
eat R svT Texas and Mexico much pleasure stating
entertained great medicinal valne In
almost charm removing speedily the enervated
- me system exciting in the most agreeable
a ~ ~ ~ oyi9oratins Influence.
c @ r highly approved extensively by
G states army Mexico and cousin Gen Zachary Taylor
for the past years been the habit Of using it, and
The self adopted the article at the same time
II now considered almost indispensable requisite in the
an In Conclusion would that the better known the
gbJv will be priced that its
s viii make it generally known throughout the length and
hes n'n ~ u.s. iie,, extended country
DIe'u'v vo =, w. verv respectfully s. g. TAYLOR
' U. s. Consul to New Granada
REMARKABLE June or pNo,o'i,o 900
NEW York feb. ~ isas
throat affecting arynx during which time treated by the
most distinguished physicians in Europe and the United States
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Spirit of the Louisiana Democrats.

From the Lafayette Southern Traveller Oct. Is.
GRAND TORCH LIGHT PROCESSION IN LAFAYETTE.-The
democrats of Lafayette accompanied by thousands from
New Orleans, including the "Chamette Guards" display
ed torch light procession last night which will vie with
any similar demonstration in the cities during the
whole There must have been not less than 5000
persons, fanked by many more, spectators. The
ranspaences generally beautiful and appropriate,
and in numerous instances, transcendeny so, and in
genousiy expressive, automatically, of the creed of
party It sou-stirrng fefe to the democracy of
Jefferson and will tell well at the ballot-box the It'll
of November Ext and all elective ballot boxes where
the rights of man attempted to be abridged by "no
prnic,pie parties by whatever name or names federal
ism may gid itself. The greatest harmony pervaded
from commencement to end which is rule with here
on such occasons-to our honor be it spoken-with
hardly an execution.
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We were in hopes that the Union had done with the
eputed speech of Mr. Clayton bat the editor OF the
Delawaran complains of misrepresentation on his part,
publish the following card act of justice to him.
And here we would most cheerfully close the whole
subject
10 the Editor Of the Union:
Having been shown letter IN your paper, purporting
TO be from the Hon John NJ Clayton in which it is
serted that the report of his speech which appeared in
the Independent Deawarian of this city is "wilful
representation take this opportunity to inform you
that the speech reported and sent to YOU faithful
and correct report 1t was account of the language
used by the honorable gentleman in regard TO the Union
who heard said speech will certify that the speech,
ported, is correct In proof OF this here enclose the
leading editorial of the "Blue Hens Chicken" OF that
week, which presume ought to be considered good test
mony The Delaware Republican had also editorial to
the effect but have not got it handy; therefore
think that the Chicken's" proof will be sufficient. went
he made one When arrived on the ground he had been
speaking tne but going for the above was
determined 10 have what remained to publish in the Della
warah 1t that there one there at the rst
to report in full this speech but there several gen.
tiemen present who knew that there for that pur
pose, and who will pronounce my reported fragment OF
Mr. Claytons speech faithful one. reported the
speech as it maie-not what it ought to have been
II the honorable gentleman ashamed OF his own off,
spring, let him do what he peases with have no OBJ
econs, but do not wish to he accused OF misrepresen
ing him. was there report his speech; did it. The
public has it. and wish 10 have the credit OF reporting
correctly If this the first speech of the kind Mr.
Clay ton had made he might deny it with good
grace but he made other kind in this State
all who know hmeven those who did not hear it, but
TAINTED with his style OF speech nakingare fully
convinced that the report correct In justice to the
Deawarian and myself, send you this communication
to correct any false impression that Mr. Claytons letter
may have made on your mind
Most respectfully, yours, SC. SC,
JAMES MON rGoMERY.
WILMINGTON, October "a, ls4s
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III 10 Mk
Sale Of u s. Transport PropeIIers and


T'HE foH0wing named vessels owned by the United
States tluarermaser Department, will be oiie ed for
sale at public auction, in the city of New Orleans, the
government wharves Third Municipality, the eighth
day Of November ner by order OF Major d. D. pkins
q. NJ. IT, army
STEAMER GEN BurLER-stem wheel; 433 tons double
gine 300 horse power engines built by Messrs Imam
Gaut. at Louisville, Ky.
STEAMER GRs HAMER-2s0 tons engines built by Messrs.
Yeatman ~ Shields, Cincinnati 200-horse power, of very
superior workmanship; wroughtron shafts and crahks
stern Wheel.
PRoPEILER McKIM363 power OF engine 100 horse
Lopers propeller; barqne rlgged engines, hull, and rig
ring in good order.
PROPELLER EUpoRA-26l tons engines l20horse power,
Of superior workmanship and in good order rugged with
three masts.
PROPELLER WAsHINGToN-235 tons; engines 100 horse
power; schooner rugged; hull rigging, and machinery IN
good order.
PRorELER SECRETARY MARcyl65 tons engine 75-horse
power; hull, machinery and boiler in good order.
PROPELLER COLONEL SrANroN-l65 engine rs horse
power hull, rigging. and boiler in good order.
PRoPELIEl J. X. TpoMsoN-l00 IONS; engine 50-horse
power.
PROPELLER JAMES CAGE-ll5 engine CO. horse power.
SCHOONER PIoNEER-55 tons well found in sails rigging,
and ground tackle.
In addition the foregoing vessels several small propel
ers and schooners will be offered, description OF which
may be obtained previous to the sale upon application at
the quarternasters Office.
Oct S--:aw3lstOct Intel ]
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into the presidency work by the counsel of these
Unca wings the blessings TO the South SO being
nanty shaaowed forth by the sayings and doings of the
aforesaid Fillmore, Giddings, & Co. would hope, if /
could gentlemen, but vany believe that the 18th day OF
the next month will find majority OF the people OF
Georgia hand aud glove with the most amabe fraternity
Fillmore Gddngs, Co., enough. Ipromised TO detain
you with only few words, and | think | have said
many will satisfy you that cannot, and will not vote
for Gen Taylor, and that can and will, cordially
and heartily vote for Gen Cass.
Very respectfully gentlemen,
G. NJ TROUP
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TOR RENT.-The upper dwelling part OF that large
building, situated the corner OF 7ti street west and
avenue, and the CT Shuser Co.
and Messrs. Hall ~ Brother, present occupied by Mrs
Mccormick boarding house. The house contains TWEEN
" good rooms (al fronting 7h and the
avenue) kitchen and cellar, nth large wood-house and
yard attachedal in good repair The comfort and con-
OF the house, the valuable and central location,
and the rent make of the desirable board
ghouses had in the city. Possession given on the
LIST day of October next. For terms, apply TO
ANNE X. DERMOTT, ...
Aug. 2l-eodtf Residing the house
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LUsBY Il DUVALL, Merchant Tailors,
rr,Ier r.Ienon,s y{ofeI penusuIpauIl apeupe

TTAVE Just received, Of the latest mpoations splen-
II did assortment OF fashionable fall and winter goods,
consisting French and English cloths, cassiinees, and
tngs which they will make to order, in their
CANT style, as low goods OF similar quality can be
bought in this any of the northern cities
Also received, and for sale at very moderate prices gen
emens silk Merino, and cotton shirts and drawers, hne
muslin Shirts suspenders gloves, cravats handkeTchefs,
Stocks umbrellas, hosiery, nc.
Our friends and The public respectfully invited TO give
ne n call Oct 3-3aw 3wH
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n IRIS. cARR1NGroN, formerly OF R,chm ond Va,

IRIS CARRINGTON, formerly OF Richmond Va,
ltl having the invitation Of the trustees taken charge
OF the Presbyterian high school young ladies' Louis
vile, begs present its claims to her former friends, and
the hope change of location will prevent
ihen rom inuusng their daughters her Mrs. C. has
found louisville than she led expect, and the
people jealous the OF education; and she humby
ru the institution assisting found be-
come a blessing to the community for years to come.
The heathine tue and the OF access to
the south and southwest, Indicate il the
place school of high character and neither pains
expense will be spared place 1t al once beside the best in
the Union
Mrs. Darlington win receive limited number of board
ers, Who will be as dau ghters in her family.
3O--d3m
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GOAL COAL.-Just arrived, and now landing, 200 tons
best anthracite COAL which will be sold very reasonable
Tor cash. if delivered from the vessel Now is tire Time
lay in your winter fuel
Also on hand and yellow pine of varons qualities
suitable for building purposes which viii be sold very low
for cash, as cash is the article in demand.
Also expected every hour, lot of New York cement.
On hand, calcined plaster laths &c.
All OF which / am very dispose of for cash
Gail for yourselves, the lumber yard 7l street.
near the canal. .
Oct 20 3taw3w r. NJ PEhRSON.
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We are indebted to correspondent in Green Bay for
the following copy OF the proceedings adopted at late
meeting of the democrats of that county He says: II
am induced to do this, because have remarked that
some of the whig editors claiming old Brown for
Taylor; and of them intimate it may 60 for Van
Buren, The truth s there is not supporter OF the abo
on candidate in the county, and shall undoubtedly
give handsome majority for the nominees of the Bat
more Convention 1t has been said as goes old Brown,
so goes the State" Let fears be entertained for Wis
consn She for the democracy, and for Generals
Cass and Butler in November.
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or1SO REwARD.-Ran away from the subscriber ne

Gs1 S0 REWARD.-Ran away from the subscriber near
I'D lCU Luray Page county, Virginia. the 9th inst,
boy named Aaron He is black, 20 years OF age,
about feet inches high, has down look when spo
to- very thick lips and heavy tongue He had on when
he domestic kersey trock coat, faded black color.
broad brim white hat and other clothing with him,
collected The above reward OF $3.50 will be given should
he be of the Sne and 500 if taken in the
State so that may get him again. All reasonable charges
will be paid if delivered to me at Luray.
Aaron LETT in company with sprghty yellow boy, red
complexion, red hair, and spotted face; tall
Aaron but heavier made. Both OF the above boys good
coopers. WM A. CHAIRMAN, D.
Sept eft Luray, Page county, Virginia.
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GALE United States Muskets-The sale of muskcts
- advertised under date oil 10Th oil August last to take
place on first "Wednesday oil October, was nnavoidaby
postponed The sale will take place at the Atlantic dock
Brooklyn, opposite the cay OF New YORK, on we'd
ne say the first OF November xxi, at liz O'Clock They
will be sold for cash in lots not exceeding l,V0O each
ORDNANCE OFFICE, Washington 7th Oct loaS
The papers which were authorized publish the notice
of5th August, will publish this three times week TIL LIST
of November
Oct. S-3tawtlstN
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T.
VERY HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
Y AUCTION.-On Wednesday morning, the ls Of No
vember 10 o'clock shall sell the residence Of his
excellency Baron Gero Prussian minister, the
of 9Th and Streets his very superior household furniture
Amongst which we enumerate as follows Wis
Handsome mahogany hai1sea' sofas and lounges
Do marble-top centre tables
Do mahogany card tables
Very handsome China mantel clock and ornaments
Do rosewood writing desk
Do do piano forte, OF fine tone and
touch
Do French dinner SET gded, for "a persons,
with dessert set
Do English dinner set, Japan pattern with gild
ed ornaments for IL persons
Do English breakfast set for IL persons
Large lot OF table linen
Sets very handsome heavyplaed candesticks Candida
bras, with six lights, and table ornaments silver mount
Mahogany secretary and bookcase
Do writing tables
Handsome moreen and muslin window curtains and or
naments
Do extension dining table
Do frescreens and workstands e.
Rich cugass tumblers wines, lemonades, water bot
ties, decanters, &c.
Solar, astral, hall, and other lamps
Three-py ingram, paror, chamber, and step carpets
Very handsome casirop and other nanel ornaments and
works OF art
Rich set cast iron dress ornaments
Mahogany high post bedsteads
Mahogany dressing and other bureaus
Superior feather beds, hair mattresses
Mahogany washsands toilet sets, &c.
Cooking, radiator and other stoves
Tin safe, &c, with many Kitchen requisites.
wosted frame, NC.
AT IL O'Clock precisely we shall sell very superior
and carriage. ....
Two handsome fowling pieces, with all the equ pmen,s
Terms OF sale All sums OF and under $780, cash over
Oct ed L. G. IL G. F. DYER, Auctioneers,
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cyOLDIERs' CLAIMS.-Francis A. Dickins offers his
- services procuring the settlement OF claims OF SOL
ders in the late war with Mexico. In ordinary his
charge will be for procuring land scrip
pen sion certificate, So for pay, mileage, clothing, &c
So amount be under $50; if that sum- 10 per
cent for three months pay, So Ali letters must be
postpaid.
Mr. f. A. Dickns's Office is at his residence on street.
between 18th and lih streets.
Oct 6--l2m
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r HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.-The subscribers have Just
II received complete assortment OF the following art
cles, viz;
, 1914, liz. and ia linen sheetings
IA S4, 81, and IO-l damask, for table cloths
Satin damask napkins
Towellings every description
Table and piano
Cotton sheetngs, all widths
White quilts blankets OF every quality and size
Curtain materials, styles, with all the necessary
trimmings and fixtures, &c. =.
Also daily expected, per New York packet, irnportan
additions present stock of Brussels tapestry and in
grain carpetngs rugs printed druggets &c all of which
will be offered very low for cash, to punctua dealers
Sept. 30-2w i. h. HOOE W.
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IL avenue, between u and 9th Streets respectfully invite
me particular OF their numerous friends ana The
public their large and weltselected stock OF a and WIN
goods eved oil the latest and most ashlonaoe
styles OF cloths, cassmeres vesngs &c making Their as
sortmept this me including general and handsome
liriety arces ior gentienep's wear very complete
All who therefore pursuit of good articles at mod
rate prices viii do well TO give call.
Sept 2l-}taw3xf
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- PARKER would particularly call the attention OF
strops which certainly supcrsedes necessity for the use
value the dressing if it does not restore me
dules fine smooth edge, no charge wl DC made
81 ~" i Eor sale .I low az F1' $3.50 s. PARKERS :
Perfumery and fancy store, near Blackweis Hotel
Oct 22-H - .,.., ,u,.u;uo,.o-
Su.vIyG who wish the luxury OF an easy and clean
shave 1--WE mean of the beard) recommended to eau al
parker's fancy store the avenue, and obtain supply
of his razor-strop POWDER and OF Vroom towiefs pre-
Mum military shaving soap, both OF which have been test
cd and found superior similar articles ever before
tried Tn. gentleman who tried them says he has not
shaved so com fortaby in thirty years
the Saturday Evening News
Easy Su.vrNe-I will be by reference Seby
adj that the razostrop powder there
-, referred to strongly recommended IN the National
by gentleman who has proved It's virtue and
,ue respected citizen who called yesterday,
s that he has tested the razorstrop powder, and
nnnd 10 be worthy of the strongest recommendation
nANCING Ac.demy.-Mr F. X. Liable has the honor
i of Announcing the ladies and gentlemen OF wash
I,ton and Georgetown that his dancing academy WIN be
oed Az the residence his late father, on Pennsylvsnia
venue nearly opposite Wnards Hotel on TUESDAY, NO
vember 7th 49, . r, -rh,x.ln .,a
Saturday. -, A.. =, .r po.o,..,
Mondays and Wednesdays.
Sept 8O-3awu
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CHHOES, Shoes, ShOes!-A. HOOVER ~ son have
- now hand of largest and best assorted stocks
boots and shoes offered in this market, TO which
they would respectfully call the attention OF their custom,
price fos ladies' misses children, boys, youths, and
We in
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Fall and Winter Goods

CPLENDID Fall and Winter GOOIs-The subscribers
- daily receiving full and general assortment
elegant French English, and India fancy goods
well as the cSmpete stock OF staple and useful
tcles before offered to their friends having taken
than usual in making their selections from the
mportations of New York and Philadelphia. In
dress goods name
IS pieces Of fancy silks, styles
Is do French cash d'Ecosse, very rich
so do Scotch do very cheap
IL do black boiled gro de rhines silks
10 do do plain and striped Pekin silks
20 do real French merinos, every shade
5 do danlask satin de chine, entirely new
do broche Paris alcyones, also entirely
s do satin sr ped tyriepne, do
80 do styles mousselines de aine
Is do high coored polka musns
5 do A rich coored vevets for vistes, &c.
30 do white and colored Grape shawIs, very cheap
Together with general article
line. Z. III. HOOE " co.
Sept. 26-d2wf