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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-18
TIT. PROSPECT OF PEACE.

The Washington non OF Thursday siys
LA intelligent gentleman arrived IN Washington last
,nounc ul ihe las pfrsous who LII the cily OF Nlex
=, We understand rs opinion Is, thai the treaty vii
is ra-eL the Mexican, ran agree among themselves
= ,Le distrihuono lie funds. hut NJ Otherwise H.
= slso Of opinion hat the McXeaas vii agfe, they
,,ore much IN want Of money. He thinks thai sumo
l,,y NAV take place IN The ra'iiaea ef the treaty h,
Nsxiro and thai il Is nat probable the eNchaog, # lali
feafons will lake place by the 1t ID vfn
month.
rreaner. (Mnstaug) the Mexican Congress woahl
,sally meet aj,u' the 9TH Of May then nrrtng fire
that lue being quite cerainly prevented y the general
observance Of the religious holidays Of their people.
The fllowin. letter (says The \. \. ENprcssl is
from highly respectable gentleman, t,rnerly Anrr-
eau Consul in Mexico lhrre is no DOUBT thai he has
had the best sources of information, but whether his
rredictous viii pave correct time will determine. but
rrr intent If siaeh bblne in the Iel'e and it can
be relied upon being Written III the best Euth.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-18

The ,nris drawn. near whea he h,,'s Of sah,,rip
.on will be oneled. To take socl, IN the lyuchhurs and
Tennessee Rallrmd.
Cr'zens Of vnehhnrc this will he III" time 10 redeem
N"nr pledges 10 Srcnre the terminus 81 an improvement
thai must AID greatly n Your foatfe. w'Nr Your 'a"n
large cIiy-ihen on Monday the III INST. seek Your
commissioners aud subscribe according to Nour ability
Let lnm whn has the means sahs'ahe largely, and hun
who has but 1iilr take httle. II is necessary That
all should assist aud We hope h see large subscription
the hrs' day
'I2eas nj sahih W es'etn lfgtna. navy Is 'hh line
or y"n loseeae the best OF all Improvements 10 place
Yourselves III IL" hours navel nae mHNr' Ia d's
pose OF yanr products t" have an easy access 10 Lynch
burg aud Ia Riehmond-lo deselePe s"nr nc' mineral
aud a4r'n1tl resources, aud 10 make ,"ur oeanllia
com ~ the garden spot {" Nf2nn. Then seek the
comm 'slanef' III each ct ynnr countless YOU only
tax III The eiasi which Your interest r'quroSths road
Will be eonrf1,el ani ON The t1o horse vi" be seea
blowing m pull NJ through Your md, ard conveying
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-18

In R'chrnlad " hlr informs, rs. that an article.
winch we wrote A fly numbers since las lccn very
kindly received by the Richmond Enqnirer The Whra
regrels that should have fnmed such an association
with the Enquirer The Wing. 10 doubt very well IN
destands, that IN passing through th, world, variety
OF circumstances Occur 10 force us into company Of pers
from whom we had much rather keep aoot So ii is,
when our friends act III such manner as TO drive nsaway
we must ne permitted 10 refer all the haine arising ON
the deed I" mem
H. aS !" 'ne "p1'oh I" 'ne W hia great INJURY must
''"' - "p "'s .a' '''" our course since 'he pun
l.',''" VI '''''1i ''s''' "o'h'niueo e'ff IN Inc
''''''''' ~ VT 'NS' DE excused rom plead
y 2'' '''''' ''''' VT "au no agency III
..l;l. I7,,.. ~ "''"'''I'' '''e'
,,.,.. -" '' e'"N'u '''' s''s'
ouiII,,l,,7s, #I.r.y.,,. - ,.,,, a.
Lis,,,, C:o, u.,1.r,. o,,.,. ,..7,.s:- -,
FIRST I.,,o- +, crr,ri,.. nc boo,,i,, aa,..1., ~,
Presidency The General cuIJ under M cirru,,s,on.
c.s bc,,,. g., ma a,,l,l,,, bo NO., 10 ,,,lt,,
,y ,l,e snon,,,,p,n. ,,iro If mo o,,l. If n ltd
Sn,es wis -. ,-,o ,c i,.l L., Ii- :,
his en,rted pa,r.ofsn, I'm, the te,f, omit lis fi.l.
must have kno,,,, ,,,t he viii, al tho hr,l., -, III;
Victories could mi c5n5Irc in his character su0,nt
number Of rcnnses Ia blot ont marty lines in ,I Ic
lion Of pcrsln In fill 81 np,rran, and de,,,hIo g.,
ton as President o The Unilod Sotes The Generals
motives might have been purely patriotic; bnt they were
considered by MANY Indicating an attempt to secure his
election by combination Of parties At first the tblna
seem 10 take. but after awhile parties became restless
that the General should make an expose of his political
creed From time to time demonstrate ms were made
as 10 the Generals ,rncipcs more favorable +, the
Why's than Ia the Democrats but still there was re-
serve with which many Wings were Dissatisfied A,
enrh the name Of Henry Clv was b,on,,,t ,o malice
II took very well IN The north and in many n,er d5r,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-18

. Tn II b;e A,,I;,u,I I,.,,ut..,,
fangcmon,s have alr,,Jv Lc., mad. ~, ,L ~ ti'
pLiI,J,lnl,, + , IN. o.,'J,, a. VA; ~
a rnv,,,t.,n ,,l,l !, ,.,II . ,l ; ''
1lb IF June Is,n.r G,., - ,, Ch,s NJ Nv w
nm has been rny,o.d for ,bo t,o,,' AMI H.
p,,,f.,,i,n Ns,,,7, ,,u tLIi ".' NV
S@,n,o wa - '''' III ''0' '''o''''f
a. ," '.," ''e '"" N'"S = ha'i Storm u We.
- '''''' MAN., SAYS me hfam'hl ZINES, io7h
,' L W. ,'o'' ''e'''s ''N', ano was
~, 'I',' ' 5a 1o o'
On s,rc estates helo,y Iyrclbarg the wheat and trees
completely Ildcd Persons ajp the canal represent
that the stones were IN some pare as aruc rs n man,
fist. The damale the " heat cr,p within the nilu-
enre of the hail mus have been very treat Il is curious
mctreoooca lcl that the wcatl er after these storms
was excessively warm.
- 1t beiao now ascortoined that ne;,h.r G.,or,l
Jaylnr No, Mr. C1,, !. .,,',af, :, a., It: -
n,nor ne tho WI, ..n,IJt g. Wv D,,''" ~.
leave 10 pronoso thai the WHO Conyaron Nh IN,
en,h,e ,i pliI,l, lrl,i, s,,,rII ,,y,,,s =, ,li ,,
anni,, ,,nini,,ae r., ,,i, ,an ,ba ,'o''
nal and i,ooir,4 :, H., ,,,U SIM, Inn A., - - i
tl,, IN. .b ma l,sa,s q 81 and ,r,3i6l j 49, T., -
IN fake =, much l,eres, il, ,L. ,nli, ~ Li a'
haty of his concern and in which he has rai,, -
,eIll, re ,rnst l5,, our sn,,,es,,,, ,,,I mn, h. &
ILI 90 49, " NV " W.
ne P'p9la"'n o' Hiaan'on, as ascertalned
~ ''''s"' U.s. iN'!' ~ "'"'f ., 'oe N""h'h 'oun
III - Wv" ''''N'p' '''' ""'u''o a1 my SIN
- ne eid bug bear I" "b,f@i interference Is
once NOR" brought M" rfqHsilion, IN The lucaan bns
ness III 'he 9s@'e m The Nenae-aa Monday, Mr. I al
honn conrndfd mat lhefe was mol The slightest Promb
lty hat En- land would interfere or take possession Of
'r'''!' ~ W. !" ''h'' 'e ne, IONS p'''F o ms
@''n''o" ~ ','' 'N''''o ''e correspondence "m'h
1a' o' ''.,i," - anu '''t WIS ho''I's III 10 war
''" sum ''''. o''''
- " heat crop m .iughsfd.-lhe Augusta Dem
ocrai learns HAT the " heat crop IN that county never
presented better appearance and that the prospect Of a
line yield is very naueHng.
- hnoo,to0t L,tcu;,cuc> ri, Mr., yEr,,., ;,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-18

'IE Commissioners subscriptions to the stoc
oi the lfnhbnrG and Tennessee Ran Road Company,
heg leats respectfully TO suggest their fellow zens,
that they close their stores and office. from o'clock p
on Mouda- 22nd inst, In order that the afternoon that d,
he de voted the first nda import cment in
ring the Charter of the Rail Road Company.
he Commissioners desire large attendance 4. their
fellow citizens, at the Masonic Hail can be ,o,,.1
they expect full and able discussion of the Raj Road
mcnt on that evening.
May lS-2tf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-18
GEN. TAYLOR.
THE BALTIMORE MEETING

A letter from Cen Taylor. Acknowledging copy Of
the proceedings OF the meeting held at the Exchange
some time since has been received by Branlz Mayer.
Esq, one Of the Secretaries Of the meeting ONE pas
sage OF the letter reads, ~ Oh will please do me the Ia
vor to make known achn,v cdgmenls 10 the citizens
"l Baltimore fr the unexpected and unmeted hJnors
they have conferred upon me. in such and terms
as yoh may deem unst proper To comply with this
request Mr. MAYER deems that the most suitable manner
would be tn publish the letter ITSELF and he has acc nd
Ingly handed it to for that purpose. IRE letter is in
answer 10 dupcate-Wirh accounts for the interval
mat has elapsed since the proceedngso Of the meeting
were forwarded first
BAToS RorGE, La. May Is 1S4S.
Dear Sir Il have by this daysmail received copy
dnpcate) of yonr letter of March q with an enclosed
copy of the preceding Of meeting held by The citizens
oi Bald who friendly my election to the Pres
idenry.
The political sentiments embraced in The preamble and
res buttons adopted At that meeting reIplce 10 mrei
Wuhny cordial approval and assent M movements in
ANY pact Of the country having the object offer test
montls Of honor and respect awardS myself or To adVo
cat my election toihe Presidency have caused in me
mare lively pleasure. or demaudm ore my gratitude.
lon Will please DO me the favor 10 maxi known my
acknoM dgmcnls to tic cllzens ol Baltimore for the IN
expected aud unmoted toaorS they have conferred ~
On me- in such hannei and terms )ou may deem most
proper
They obligations which. should the votes Of the
country be cast in my favor. it will most surely he my
endeayor to redeem 10 themselves aud TO all The people
of our country
must be permitted 10 add thet they have. with 50
ruch confidence placed my name in nomination belore
the country on their responsibility, free from party
action aud the eNacton of pledges from sell, shall
serve them strictly constitutional and not part J
President Gin the event already alluded 10 and az my
ability will permit
Please acceptmy thanks for the kind sen imenis you
nave IN forwarding the proceedings OF the meeting been
pleased to express 10 nc
Of M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-18
IlNDkOP WHO INSTITUTE

II wi. be seen from circular in this number. VII,
rald water IS doing. 1t ia not only preventing Diseases
in suPors"duoe The of Intoxicating liquors; but in
cornI Diseases doing away in same degree at least
the Of calone, arsenic hliserng lobea Sc How
ever, read or Yourselves. We shall PUBLISH ii is pro-
bahe, be Ing advertisement in regard to this In
stIiulc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-18
LATER FROM MEXICO
ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMSHIP NEW OR
LEANS

ARRIVAL. OF TIE STEAMSHIP NEW OR
LEANS.
The / s steamship New Orleans, Cnpt Audi ar.
rived ye.lefday evening". fur dlys from Vera Cruz.
Gen. S1ptt and suite let The city # Mexico On The ed
nit, and arrived At Vera Cruz the goth lie lmme-
datcly embarked ON the brig St. Petersburg for n.
York under salute from For Conception. He was
waited nnn by the commander 81 The fleet. and &C. vcd
q silu,e lfom the ntg hip Cnmber and. On Monday,
the LIST msf. the st Petersburg lowed TO By tie
propeller Thompspn II lassng the Sturo sup Relief.
aud the fgas Cumberland. thelf rigging m1nned.
ald t5fte cheers given the old hero Ou the Sd, the
Z .ncil exchanged visits with Com. Perry aud
u'ci By the illg ship tunb'iand.
Amons Il passengers on the New Orleans were Gen.
PILLOW and stla, Gen l1".pn. Gen. Cdsli u and staff
to BeIknap. Gel Chllis. Col. iuncar, Col. Nilhers.
aud laf,e uumhcr If uieerS.
50 drspafatr At lime thought the chance OF
bungin tugelher quorum ri Congress, that the Pr.I-
dent had determined lo exclude Tho Va IS oi New Mex
tco thhuahna, and iur,ian. ncstmatnI the repre-
scuatiun. ~ that smlll"r number might constitute
quorum, Subsequent cVepts led hun 10 believe TINT
quorum eoal b. ob atned and he reconsd I'd his de-
termination.
From the Anercan S ar Of April q.
"rtee Drpultc, iron Pnebll have arrived in this
city. whese understand. vii not proceed to Quee
uoll The 5 II next month, account Of helr no; DO
tug able 10 obtain seats IN thu diligence"
Monitor Of Friday
/, seats The stage cannot by any possibility he hal
IS la T. MI snah thna obtaining private conveyance
Ibr 1,tcatu ii Igeare eoss thf,e times week-so
It wuuld that the sests were all taken 10 the
jth OF Nav TIE American GmnissJncrs, will prob
ably ltayo dy or w and W. presume would nave
~ u jectnn elfo pucbla prpnu aklng vantage Of
the esrnt II this fails. feel contden, that
patriotic contemporary of The Mnmlor viii TIA, they
are conveyed Qucrcatp III sme way or other. Their
pre- he necessary 10 enable Inn 10 keep hls
word about that quorum Monday next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-18

RccoreryofMe .ioncylod by The President IF H..
.Nt'rarl Baakimg and Insurance Comparative whole
Of the Bank noes contained in the parcel ci by the
President of the above named Company on the Jersey
TRY boat an the 81 inst. recovered on Sa4dlv
night. being found at the residence ola c1oted woman
named Mary Stewart, living jersey City This wo-
man attempted on Thursday last to exchange two
OF hrer - notes Of the Newark Banking Company.
winch ed TO suspicion and hei arrest aud the recovery
Vi lhe BANK notes 10 the amount of S2l 0D1 Ouy two
OF three OF me checks have been vel recovered
Is believed that the Whole of the notes have been obtain
ed.-.N T. Courier
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-18

THE PhRkENll.iE IIYpRoPATIlIC iNSI11I tt,
PLEASANTLY LOCATED AT
PcrherRe, Gloucester County, Men Jerscg.
Ten miles South of Phlsdelphla easy Of access by
Steamboat and Stages every day, has been
opened for Water Cure guests under

Ten miles South oi Phlladel pima easy Of access by
Steamboat and St,rco every ,,y h,, bo,,
80, ~ ~
opened 11f W alcT 'nTe guests, under
hiphly favorable a0splccs
,,,tIr 1,tll.-..z :. .,; J.
| ,,,,a,, = ,,,I,l, &c. ,l W, Ei 'F''' w "'
,,-..', h,,I I,','' ~ W. ~, w., G't 20 n ~.
i +, ,n ! ~ ''"!,n,P W ny W
,t' ,,r -, -, - ~ - "a ''''' III 'o''ae'
-, ih,i,5i5' . ~ ~ 's'' - my P"t'''l's' -
-, -, w., y! , W. II '"r o ,' % 'he
, 1 IT,, ~ Ia, w., 'H vi r" 80 ''ei '''
, ,f =, ,,' ~, ' ,nn "'u''H ''''u'hs pa
om W. '''i'a '''"' ~' ''ei ,1',t' gymnasium
wv ''''" ''"e'' ,Pa'''e winning ha'hS and all The
,,L 't . ,. "a, , u ~. u'a'"cn' o. 4'easef
Va" tl''' ''"'' "'''''''"f l''"ENi "' ih' lni's'
H,' "i N V' 'a''P'' ,l''t' ne .'I'lE - aellHhi
w. "' "' iir ''u '".E"''nS Tue 'Innoie mid and
' 80 'o 3s'"'p',,' hoi' ON g,'"t lnan'em.nis,
','r ~ "' ", 'cn'f atmosphere ~ fe'ifed
~ V' pau ~ pI ''uu9 'hSieoN aNohhg thosf pftll-
''% conn t''a WIN pubic Iora'ins hr OBJ
l ' 10 rI p,'la,t We "iu' but to cure
ann '''iE''aie nc haad ei managers are deter
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-18
THE RIFLE GUARDS.

This admirably drilled and beautifully equipped com
pnnv under the command Of its accom- plshed Captain,
celebrated on Monday last its second anniversary. They
were attended IN spht Of p'lileness and brhhefy
feeling by the Light Infantry. under Captain Robinson.
and the Artillery under Captain Shields. Salutes We're
fred appropriate hours daring the day, and the parade
was very handsome and imposing QUO, a, o'clock
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-18

iVCAiAN.-lhr National ntelligcnccr saws
"lcrrts lfom Suca'an to the h ii \pril state that
the Indians have elected kmg under the name Of In
hirtN, winch MAS the name If then King OF lhel he
ioc the CONQUEST Of the Spauards. lie rrown,d IN
the famous lnins n Chichen lAa the oh OF Aptll.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-18

STATE OF TIE STOCK MARKET
Rcport,d by Bcreyly BLAIR, ficensed .Siorh BROKER
STATE Slorh6 per cent par talle s'oo at par
and interest
Corpomroo per cents par value 500 -aales at %
aud interest
James RIVER kanawha Bonds. guaranteed by the
Slnrr-9s and The interest.
Exchange Bank Stock par value t0O-nono Oh
SALE
Farmers Bank Slock-pa, value tlO0-osa %.
Virginia Dark Stock par value $40 sales nj OF a
GS
Manchester Cotton and Wool manufacturing Stock -
par value soc held at IS.
Richmond Fire association slock--par value so
sales snce March dividend Al $50
Redmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Iall Sioclt
par valac 500 held At S. and the interest.
Richmond. Fredericksburg aud Potomac Certificates
ofDrbl par value !lO0-neen sales 90 aud tho
sei.
llDchmonl and Louis, Rail Road stock--par VALUE
tlOO-rerrnl sale, at SO.
LIVE STOCK MARKET, MAY II.
Bcd.-t2 Is to s. % gross; extra quality So 80.
sheep. Il % to So % according To quality.
Hogs 80 To So. J,cop Shook.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-18
NOTICE..

HAVE placed all the claims du. 10 the late firms of VIM
Il ~ Ryan, aud Ricards, Ryan CO., In the hands of
leo M Benagh, ESQ who alone is authorized collect
made, longer Indulgence cannot be given Mr. r. viii
always be iannd at his Office over The Post Oice.
MAY -3w il VM n py><
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-18
OPENING THE BOOKS TO RECEIVE SUD
SCRIpTlON!S TO THE STOCK OF
THE LNNCIIBtRG AND
TEN SSEE
RAIL ROAD.

TIVE COMMTSSIONERS will attend at the Masonic
Hall ON Monday The 2snd inst prepared To receive the
subscriptions oi their fellow citizens and would again ear
mostly recommend to them, prnmptness energy and
ardour this br to promote the best Interests Of our town
and the state al large.
MAY IS-2t If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-18

DROWNED--An inquest wss held on the body Of
a free colfea man. found drowned in the river few
mts below The c,y. Ihusday last. From his
tlee pape,, he Nas doubt esldent Of iynchburg
R,ch. Ii,nts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-18
RICHMOND MARKETS.
MAY | |

TOBACCO Receipts and inspections moderate for
The Sine, receipt ai lsic's per Ia lie steam.rs
the mafkr, Is heavy with n downward tendency. We
quote lnss from 81 50 10 - and -. general sales.
Commin l-oft3 5ot,i Mddl,ng 5OIo % d.ood
io Fine : 81 Ia q 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-18
No /
from the Boston chrohoitpc, Oct. |, lst7.

7 IOIi TIV DU'ToI Z hInN0I'prJ Dot, 7, NY.
Consumption the great o nnr Northern ATTITUDES
II the blight oi domestic rcity aud the desppler beaaty
1t rob, the check It's hcathlu bloom the mi nd OF lis sercn.
itv and thu n its buliancy. Il wastes the fm dmS
the intellect and plungcs victim an early grave The
Young thr old, the and the CAV the belle the
country Lass alike its prey and ITS victims BLESSINGS
the then whose genius and research furnished
weapons to bd defiance to tins "yeller the Thtes "
lie merits the applause and gratitude Of ages ;-ho shall
have ours, at least.
one othc most import ant cries Of modern science for
the cure 81 pulmonary affections is the Baam p Wild her
and the credit OF its discovery is due the celebrated DR.
Wstar Tins valuable componnd LA. restored thousands OF
sufferers 10 health. cxpeciosn tonic dennlcent
and ~ SAID 70 be purely vegetable preparation Under
ec influence the obstinate coughs colds and b,onch
al rfiiati6ns disappear We have used it and can recon-
mend it. particularly at this season, wrn the great cause OF
disease. East winds, are prevalent.
None genuine, unless signed |. BUTTS the wrapper
For safety David Il Lyman. I.ynchblrg, and by Drug
giNts generally throughout the Union.
May st
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-18
nALIlNNRr. MnH Il. ISIS.

BALTIMORE May H. 1913.
The steamship Camhf,a arrived ut New York last
mimi with ,i,l, rr,tu ivprn al In tim la Nnv
The American steamship lernmnn, would lie detained
At SrthninpIln until the 9Th NAV m consequence II
an ,,,ry Il, hen IN ,ci,prry
FRANCE.-'rhe election for members To the Nation.
al Assembly passed. of aneily. and ii aflfds ne
,r,,t l,n.,f II, .,y ,l,t :, n. n,,,t, n,,,y "a e,. unt
vrrsay in HE aacrn iant
ROME-rhe American Minister had arr we'd at
Rome and had been mos, corllay Welcomed by Liz
HOLINESS the p,pe Of Rome
Continental annrs + mnln unclaimed in a poicsI AZ.
wet Gomnrrcial matters gradually in,prov no
England and ireland continue 10 be- much api,ated
PRUSSIA AVID DENMARK Tue rfoops Of tho
Confederation had captured rhesrp afe bloody EN-
ooorneni Jbc Dnni.h artillery und Notifications uets
AIKEN b, the rrussaus nj 9er IN, of the bayene, Ia
this action the Dlnah loss In Md and wollnlnd NIT
trn TONED The prussan lss Is lnt ,wn al only 3OOO
iOMBARDN War sfill Z ft,nucs to be uapeh n
palnsl the Auslruns IN l.amfaIey kun Cbarl,a Al
bctt nnnlans his p, seu un Al so- Ina headquarters
beng al Ap'la.
p1p
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-18
DEATH OF RICHARD TOLER.

We learn that RIcHARp II. ToLrR. editor oi
the Richmond Wing, and formerly editor of this
paper died on the morning OF the 18th instant.
OF the nature oi his disease and other particulars
We are as yet ignorant. This intelligence is /,
us, as 1t is no doubt to our Whole community
very painful. During connexion with r. II
ToLrR for man, years in the management OF this
Oilce, we had an opportunity oil becoming we'll
acquainted with hm In early life, circuustan-
ecs prevented him from acquiring much cIemen-
tary learning but by the COR OF his mind, his
genus and his industry he attained to cminencc
for extensive information, sound judgment and
Il vigorous and animated St,e OF writing His
perception was remarkably quick, by which he
Was enabled 10 investigate a subject rapidly, and
10 write upon II with viIor and frequently With
elegance. His inventive powers were consider
able, enabling him, seemingly without an effort,
10 digest and arrange rapidly great variety o.
crude matter. Prelerring solid arguments, he
did not often call his Imagination to his aid
His social and moral qualities were highly com
Imendablc, n shone Congricuoulv bright oyel
the Weaknesses 10 which all hulaan beings are sub
jet. He was long an exemplary member Of the
VI. T.. Church. His labors as editor of the
| Iynchburg Nirginian, were highly useful to tn
section Of country. both as regards politics and
local matters. In point Of political information
he had bat few equals.
@r'sT-s~T--s
r. The attention of our citizens is particulars
~ and respectfully called 10 Two advertisements
in this paper IN regard to the important subject
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-18

i Circuit superior Court of Law and Chancery ssss
"a TINTED by Adjournment and held Tor the county Of AM
March, isss:
Humphrey Gilbert Plaintiff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-18

May IS ~ tw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-18


hee causes came on to he again heard upon the papers
formerly read and the report Of Robert Iiscv no was
pointed receiver 10y the order of the 3d day OF Apr lSai
.heWs that there remains nnpa - the hands Of Robert
j. coleman, deputy for Jim Coleman, late SHERIFF
a. commissioner, the of $50 ~ cents, as of the
Zlst aay OF May, ISiii and motion OF the Plain.
h ny counsel the curt doth order, that the John
oeha, iale Shenii OF Amherst juny, Edmtud C. Moore
hopet l. Coleman, John W Broaddis and James p Cole.
man so''e ng securities James F. Coleman and Betty
M' MS W., administrator and adminsat Daniel L.
Nocha decd who was also security, Mayo Cabel ad.
mirator Of George Galloway, deed, who was another SCI
'rty, James ldmkin, Sheriff of Amherst and a. such
administrator OF IhomasJ Walker, decd, who was also
security do appear here ON the first day of the term,
being previously served with copy of this order, shew
cause any hel why they should be 10 paw
the said balance ct thynne dollars and twelve cents with
interest thereon from the 2lst day of May lS4l I'LL paid
Ana 1t appearing that the said Robert L. Coleman is not
resident oiths Commonwealth publication of this order Tor
2hr weeks IN any public newspaper published this Com
monw eah, shall be sufficient vice him. and .. "a
any other OF the SAID parties who be found in their
usual place OF abode service OF copy In the mode prescribed
by law ior services Of notices shall be sui
bcicut. 49, - -
A Cop.--reste.
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Godfrey foer. III his o;n right and executes 81 Elijah
bafne dec d Ffanres Barnes widow oil Elijah Barnes aud
William Henry Elijah, Lucy W, pulkely, sally and Mil
area \ ~ Barnes infants under the age of q years. by
h'bea ilnsley, special, assigned thar guardian,
Defendants;