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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-07
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DEALERS III
Groceries, Liquors and DoGiestics Of ali kinds
Fucardiny ind Commission merchants,
MAIN STREET, LYScHBUR6, VI:
4 RE now relieving. and have in store; large and
"A well selected stuck Of Gouds, recently pnrch a>e
in the Northern cities, for cash-consising part Of the
following articles
2o bags Rio, Laguayfa and Java Cuhee, sOns very
superior;
IS hhds. n. O., P. r. and St. Cr'ia Sugars,
5 bbls. N. y. clarified do
Is hhds. and bols. p H. and n. O. Molasses
fierce Stuaft's extra Syrup,
2OOU lbs. Sole Leather,
10 tons Iredegar and Country Bar lrUn,
224O lbs: Bstered Steel;
1000 do NayIor s, Co.'S Shear and Cast Steel,
100 sacks Of Salt,
so bales Of Doueslirs, from ga 10 ga,
10 do Cotton O1naburgs Nos and 2,
10 bbs. Tanners Oil;
10 do Nos. and 2 NIackarel;
DO boxes sperm and taowr Candles;
$50 kegs Nails; all IS; ,iacludny boz and lining
Nails,
500 lbs Hoop tfon;al sizes;
80 kegs Rifle and l}astn. Powdef
20 nests VOID Ware
so boxes English Cheese;
1000 lbs. Lewis's White Lead;
90 boxes Stuarl's Loaf Sugar,
10 bbs. Crushed aud powdered do,
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarns, best lactnries,
10 tons Richmond Ground Plaspr,
II cases Hats, including Panama, Leighton, PALM
Leaf &c.
LIQUORS.
so bills Mountain and Rectif d .Nhiskey,
20 do old Rye }. Martin Henhart's do
pipe Otard, Dupuy & Co., Brandy,
do J. J. Dupuy j. Co., do
do A. Segneite, do
20 bbs. Imitation Brandy,
ID do Apple Brandy,
10 do Rye Gin,
10 do Boston Rum.
do Sicily M.dera Wine,
do fine old do do
5 do Malaga Wife,
Including indigo. Madden, Copreras. Alum, oa-pe-
ire, B,rax, Lngwood. Putty, AIspce, Pepper Ginge,
Pants, Tow Linen Bleached Shee,ines and Shir,inas,
lf@ce Chains SPADES, Shovels. Castiss, Wago-box.r.
with variety Of other Articles not mentioned 10 The abos
catalogue.
o. WANTED.-Bacoa, Flour, Fla sseed, Butter.
Tow and Flax Linen. Ginseng. Beeswax ,Whiskey Sc,
for which the highest marks. price will be given in
Cashur Barter.
April 20-fs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-07
TOU.vLOTS FOR sale.

pursuance Of decree Of the County Court Of Mel
son. offer for sale three lois first Street. in the
"wn Of Lynchbnrg viz: containing 7S Gig feet, Oh
which is wooden factory. occupied by A. Snder.
Another containing 40 6 IL feet on which there is a
DWELLING HOU Sc, occupied by d. +. NJ. Black.
And third containing % feet, on which stands a
BIRCH HOUSE, It preseu, occupied as factory; BY
A. ii Armisead.
The abuee PROPERTY if not previously disposed Of ri
vatey will be sold at public auction, the premises,
on "Wednesday; the 10Th day of August, lS4S.
TERMS will be announced ON the day Of sale In
the mean time persons desiring Information in regard
who is authorized to negotiate orit.
LANDON C. HIVES,
July 3l-tl6A if Commissioner.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-07
EXECUTORS SALE.

WILL he sold at the residence Of the late N. G. Tar.
w dy, near the Natural Bridge. on Thursday, the
l7ih inst all the property Of which the said Tardy died
sezed viz: Stock. consisting Of Horses, Cows. Sheep
and Hogs, Plantation Utensils, Household and Kitchen
Furniture. &c, &c. Also. several likely Negro Slaves,
noe,y Of House and lat, situated in the town of
Buchanan. and the undivided interest Of the decd,
in several lots Of land in The State Of Indiana
TER.MS.-Fm all Sums Of five dnllars and under;
cash will be requrednn all FIVE doas cred
Of six monts wi be given the purchaser giving bond
with approved security.
Angus; 7-ll7A JNO. WE JONES, Ext,
r-. in. G. Tafly, decd
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Debtors to the virginian

VVHE undersigned will attend Campbell and Bedford
July Courts and Franklin. Henry, Pttsylvania and
Patrick August Courts. for the purpose Of collecting and
or up all accounts due the late Of Tole Town
lev & Statham Statam. billiard s Towhey, and Black
ford. S,aham s billiard. ThDse seen al Court, he
will call on All who indebted by boni open ac-
count he hopes will be ready fol- settlement as hs is
anxious To 81 So his business in Virginia
Jdae e-IsM (HAS. w 81 i liiAH.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-07

We slid sometime az that General Taylor would
be charged with running Buena Vista, before the can
vass is We conf lently expect hm be brand-
Ell with c,wlrIice. As the hop ofthe locfcs wax
flntsr and fainter more alI re ,nstrIls stories will
b. AFRICA led VAST satisfactorily proven bv Ohio
aft lIviis thar G,l II trSpn within fourteen
mi es Of the ble If the River Thames and that all the
credit Of that blttIs justly due 10 Col Richard NJ
JJlnsJn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-07

Il gentleman IN this city, who had transmitted Mr.
CfIendeu acy OF the eAlfact above alluded 10, receiv
ed, atIc o'c'ck last night, the fluwins telegraphc
De Ia'ch from the gentleman in Frankfort through HON
IL vas forwarded 10 Nj C.:
Il have received Jr you satisfactory letter from Mr.
Crill~nden, which viii send BY The morning car-all
a ei"
The whole afTlr seems 70 bea clu nsy AMI mpudent
fabrication Mr.. Cnuenden, have not doubt, viii
receive very heavy majority in Kentucky
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-07
Nelc London .7cadeniy.

HyHE frs, session Of this Institution under the Of
i Mr. Foster, the present incumbent. terminated
the 2Srh July, when Examination Of the students
spmbage of the friends and patrons Of the school The
suit highly satisfactory, and gave evidence well
Of the diligence Of the sndehs, Of The qualification Of
their instructor The Fall Session will commence on
the st Monday in October next Terms OF tuition and
boar her ufure.
The Trustees have it in contemplation. as as they
are in possession OF the funds devised Them by The las
Mr. Harrison Chiffon procuIes Chemical and PhiIos-
optical Apparatus, which will afford Professor f.eaer
the means giving the students Of this Seminary prac
ca knowledge Of The sciences taught In our Collie
res, thereby saving 10 parents the expense Ut sending
heir suns 10 those ins,t uiions.
August 7-wtIO G.. ALEXANDER, Pres't,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-07
ALEXANDER n. JORDAN

WILL the exercises Of his school Monday the
w 4h day OF September and contine them for session
Of five months, ending January 3st, hS47 He respectfully
socits Continuance of the patronage of the public, with the
assurance that his energies will be devoted the nteectu
al and moral culture of those committed his tuition He
will be enabled to afford all the facilities towards liberal
educaon usually found in primary institutions Of learning
TERMS
the first principles Of Arithmetic $40 90
The hig her branches of English, including the
Physical Sciences IL so
The Greek, attn and French Languages and
Mathematics Is 90
August 7-w4w
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.H.1KRE.fGEN.

Married, On Tuesday the . ult by the Rev Tho
C. G. ggin Mr. ROBERT p. MATTOX 10 Miss
CHARLO TIE c. MORGAN.
- On Tuesday. the 2jh ulf., ~ the Rev Tao.
c. 6 ,Ign. NJ \ VI. F. SNYDER, II Miss MARY j.
NATION al II Bedford county,.
-. On THURSDAY 5rd oflIe present month. by
Elder g. IL. o .den. DR.. Robert c. Harris, to Mss
Sophia. dau Gutter of Moses Snead, all Of Bedford
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-07
GEORGE BAERY
DThOtesNte AHd RefMil Grocer

~ HOGCOV<G Oft9C 46GtWlt GROCER
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
" % hhds. Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugars,
l2O bags Coffee, Java, Muracabv, Laguayn and
Rio,
do old JAVA superior to any ever seen in
this market, supposed 10 lie 30 years old,
lO,OOO lbs. Loaf, Crushed and Powdered Sugars
W lerces N. .. Clarified do very fine,
5000 lbs. prime Western Bacon, hog round,
10 hhds. City cured Side,
10 do ana 5 bbls. \. o. and West nJis
Molassts,
z tetcps Stuar,'s pure Syrup
% bales 4, 7 and A brown Dumes,ics.
~ do Manchester Oznaburgs, Nos. and 2,
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarns, assorted,
50 sides Sole Leather,
l2U kegs Nlshahn Nails,
rs tons rredrgar and Country Iron, embracing
almost every assortment,
50 Keys " he Lead
Is hbis Tanners Oil, very fine,
loo gallon pure wntet srfA ed Lamp Oil.
10 TO Solar do do d.
70 baskets Sweet Oil,
~ 10 very fine Vintage, 1913,
case laquered Boxes extra fine Tea,
81 chests and half Chests do
to imperial and Gunpowdsr do
50 keg: Blasting, Duponi's and Kentucky Rife
400 Safety Fuse,
20 eces Ground Plaster,
~ e is Wagon Boxes,
ii &c new Rice,
1000 lbs. prime Western Feathers,
1000 lbs. Blstered Steel,
1000 lbs cast and shear do
50 boxes Tslow, Sperm and Adamantins Can
dies,
loo sacks Salt,
ceruuns' superior Indigo,
z iarrels Madden,
20 boxes x 10 and l0< IL Glass,
ton Grind Stones, (real Nova Scotia,)
tags Ginger.
do Pepper.
| do AllsPice,
10 cases superior mass Liqucrice, favorite brands
10 do do stick dv do d.
Is boxes Tin Plate,
500 lbs. Spetpr,
500 do American Sheet Iron,
500 DO Russia do do
10 do Mace,
8 gross NIason's Backing
10 boxes Soap,
; doz. Painted Pals
; boxes spced Chocolate,
. dor. Spades and Shoveis,
~ realms fine Cap and Letter baEet,
bUxes Havana Seyars,
100 pair heavy Drogans, &C., <
ALSO,
large lot Of Prints, Bed feelings. Pantaion Goods,
Handkechlefs Sheetnss, festings &c, all Of which
will be sold bargain
His friends and the public are respectfully invited ID
call and examine his suck before 5uynE eiaeWhsre a.
ne is determined To sell
April 24-is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-07
WHISKEY, BRANDY, SC.

SANDS SARSAPARILLA-Ioss o. appetite Indges-
ton, Dyspepsia, Heartburn Gasrs Inflammation of
Stomach all proceed from the unhealthy
secretion Of gastric juice and bile. The savary glands
longer send forth healy flow and the Liver issues acd bile
Then follows acdity Of the stonach ercaticn Of wind
distress after eating oppression OF the precorda and
nausea remulous sensation variety Of other peculiar
feelings known only to the SUFFERER For these and kindred
diseases new remedy has dawned upon the "c having
s aT 1s s .hf Isl o. Suffering na Sands
peculiar enterins the circulation thus coming contact
with the germ Of disease and dplacing unhealthy
secreons by extending its influence every Of the body
causing general reaction when health succeeds debility
and disease and speedy restoration is affected.
- repaired and sold by A 4 u SANDS Druggists, lOU
uiton street, New York
Sold also by DAVID r. LYMAN.
and By Druggists generally throng holt the United
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-07
BALTIMORE MARKETS. AUG 9. P. NJ

BALTIMORE MARKETS, Aug 2. PM.
F1or-Sales Of Howard street at IS
Uheat- Sales Of prime white at 95 los cents per
bushe
Corn-Sales If prime white at 46 cents, and Of prime
yellow al 81 cents per bushel. There is more doing
i'll the article, and the market has an upward tenden-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-07
RIBBONS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

TINE SUBSCRIBER has dii hand large Stock i
i Questionable tibtuns, plain and figured; Of all
widths. Some Of them will answer to dress oAMmoi
Bonnels aud The IL. will DO for fensy Ard ornamental
P. ST. am this day teseving large lot Of Goods, Of
varuus kinds sent from Auclion Sale in Rich mind
which will be sold a. abvul Nall their value.
July 5-isif JNO. j. PURvIS; Ae't
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-07

FREIGHT ONLY e sgiLLlses AND PENCE fHs iiHD.
fGVHE port Of Bremen isopen now. u Ar vessels,
Il and good fall bnsiIiessi is artcipaIed. The fine
ship ''Nlea uw Guy Point; and loading fit the
above partial ,e very low Of p shngs and pence
sterling the hid She all tespec,s 6rs class ship
and shs will ltave quick Jespascll +.
We grant advances u cunsien TRIMS Of Tbhaccu and
Stems BY her " ss tslieps ar friends, n H.. Msies
s. Co. HENRY LUDLAM &CO..
August So if Ruii..ionI, Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-07
PUBLIC DISCCSSIO.N.
companies.

The Democratic Ass ,cailon, having announced that
:. Z. LEAkE, E-a., viii address the public on the
18th inst, il this place, and invited DISCUSSION we
are horizrd to say that the Wing Elector. for this
District, JOSEPH X. IRVING, ESQ, will meet Mr.
IEAKE ON that occasion
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-07
SAVINGS BANK STOCK,
AT AICIION

SAVINGS BANK STOCK,
ABDUCTION.
WILL be added to the above sale Shares of Stock
w in The Citizens Savings Bank Of Lynchburg, 81
Shares in the Mechanics Savings Bank of Lynchburg.
standing in the Of John C. Shackleford, and 4
Shares in the Mechanics Savings Bank of Lynchburg,
SHADING In the name Of X. $. Wilkins, belonging to
Jno- Z. Shacktfurd. which Stock is conveyed in the
deed Of trust of the 23rd Of May last from j. c. Shack
lef,fd TO the undersigned as Trustees.
]. ". DUDLEY. Trustees.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-07
THE

TIE
TTRCI.NL4 FEMALE INSTITUTE.
REV. X. II. PHILLIPS, A. ". Prin-ipor,
HEAD OF THE FAMILY
PROF. j. c E.NCELBKECHT, Music and Botany
ihs Principal will be assisted in ,ther departments
BY an able corps II experienced Female Teachers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-07
PUBLIC NOTICE.

III AVlNG bought Of Mr.. Henry l.. Du1rl. in beh I
l. Of ourselves aud others his rnlre stock Of goo II
store furniture and all debts due him by bond note s
open account. hereby request all persons 50 ind or
ed TO cme forward whou; delay and pay their reSpec
tive liabilities to If thu parties, such person
we may hereafter designate.
Any person wishing to buy great bargain in desi
abe stock dry goods. will find their n,rres, L,
make early application. it is ISL effect spec
dy disposition Of the entire stock
WIN. II. RYAN.
CA COLHOUN,
f. J. BURTON,
August Ut j. J. PURVI>, Ag't
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-07
FINE SEE,iRS,

VIE subscriber offers or sa stock Of the finest
oesdrs ne has ever had the pleasure Of Offering IN
inns ina ke They consist Of Regalia Caycedores, Pru-
cip Silva. Colorado, &c ST. Thuse in want Of real
q nd Smoke invited 10 call
JOHN H. SEAY. Druggist
June I0-tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-07
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral Of Mr.. Jonathan Deacon. Ca soldier o
The Ravulution will be preached The residence
Mr. Thnmas Martha, il Bedford county on Saturday tn,
2bth inst, by the Rev. Abner Anthony. lie funera
wlll be attended with the honprs Of war.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-07
BRYANT s. TT-\SLEY,

BRYANT s. IT\SLEY,
HAVE ia store large and we'll assorted
LII srocK GOODS,
consisting in par, If the following ar,ices:
Is Is hhd' i Port. Rco Cuba and n O. Sugars
80 hrxes Loaf Suysrs, "Woolsey s. Woosey.''
800 bags RIs. Laguayra. Java. and African Cot
fee
20 hhds Molasses,
20 bbls MIlasses, prime article
40 Upxes Hull s Sons and Tallow Candles,
1000 lbs. Sole Leather, god and damaged,
$50 kegs Nails assorted sizes,
20 bbls. Tanners Oil. Prime article,
20 baskets Sweet Oil,
2 casks Solar Oil,
tierces Of RE,
90 boxes and chests Of Tea,
2 ceroons bes, Indigo,
1000 lbs. Nader,
1000 lbs. Alum,
2OOO lbs. CopDeras,
tons Country and Trrdegar Iron.
500 lbs. Cast and Shear Steel,
20 bbls. North Carolina Tar.
80 boxes s * 10 and 10 x IL Glass,
500 lbs. Putty,
80 Grind Stunes,
POO sacks Salt
Is bags Of Pepper.
bags Ginger,
10 cases LiquUrlce.
80 kegs White Lead, NO. l. and extra,
$50 lbs ShDe Thread, fine and cuarse,
80 kegs Kentucky Rifle Powder,
50 kegs Blasting Powder,
500 lbs. Hoop Iron,
45 rpams Cap and Letter Paper.
40 bales 3 A, rs and 4 brown Domestic,
$50 pieces beached Domestic,
800 pieces of Calico,
80 cases Fur and Silk Ii is,
6 cases Wool Hats
With great variety Of other goods. too numerous to
mention in advertisement, all of which we offer al
+ >cee dinghy low prices, for cash or barter.
Auo,, It's BRYANT s. TINSLEY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-07
BOLTING CLOTHS.

TNfiE subscribers keep constantly on hand, all Nos
l. from to 10 Of Old .4nker and Dutoms Boiling
Cloths. which are warranted genuine, and will be sold
very low. PETERS s STIGLER
August It's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-07
FREIGHrS UP AND DOWN THE CANA

NEW YORK MARKETS. Aug 2, NJ
There is little ding in etrhr Flour or Grain-,pera-
tors awaiting the foreign advices, W due.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-07
POWDpp.
POWDER:
nkA KEGS Blasting And Gun Powder. For sals
kOU McCORKLE & SIMPSON.


llCORlCE.
~ CASES s.Gsu.hey's' Mas f;;Sofice. saPeesk
~ Of article mid s'ci will sdssin The former 80
<pnsafion Of ll.s brsI,just u haiid Also. sses -
ofo'ber brands boh If Mass and Silk. t ssls s IN
July G7-p MeGOHhLE = S'- rs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-07
SPRINGS.

HNHERE will be B A I. l. given at the Buffalo
Il Springs, on Tuesday, the 10Th inst, commencing
al O'clock
August st
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-07

This company will perform at
Lafayette on Wednesday the 9th,
Salem, on Thursday, the 10TH
Conner Springs, Friday, the 1lti,
At Albert W liams Salem Turnpike, Saturday, the 18th,
Liberty, Monday, the 18th,
New London, Tuesday, the 18th,
Campbell c. H., Wednesday, the 10th,
Aug. st
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Fresh 1r,lip Seed.

Fresh Inn;p Seed
usr received supply of SUMNER rvRsIP SEED. war
- IA!IieJ fresh and OF superior quality for sale by
JOHN il. SEAY, D.uEgist
] L. 81 -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-07

Prime Rio Green C.tee.
IN BAGS prime Rio Green Coffee,
eJV Receiving per barge Tennessee. and for sale
bargain by GEORGE BAGBY.
August 7-6t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-07

NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF LONDON
Capital 1.ro Millions Fire Hundred
Thousand Dolars.
NOUNDED on the mutual and joint stock principle
u make assurances on Lives. grant deferred and
immediate annutts and tndowments for children. Doc
tor John H. Patteson, Medical Examiner
Pamphlets with Tables Of Rates furnished gra.,c ON
Plcatiun,
Angus, AT NJ. w DAVENPORT. Ag't,
lot I.ynchburg and vicult J
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-07

Til, .nL.te, SpeLter and Sheet Iron.
~ BOXES Tin r, tie, part bright roofing,
90 IL slabs Spelier,
500 IS. Russia Sheet IRON,
645 lbs. American do Ms. q aud "a,
Daily expected fon New York
August 7-6t GEORGE nAGBf.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-03-29
The Changes In Life.

A friend called upon Us q day or two
since. and was not little annoyed at what
he described as an insult that he had just
received. He said that he had passed
down Chestnut street, and had met an in
dividual with whom, some years before, he
was on terms of close intimacy; and, on
bowling to him in polite and friendly way,
the other took no notice Of him whatever.
land this" he added, '.is the second time
within a week that the same discour:esy.
not to say indignity. has been practised.' y
We made some inquiries, and ascertianed
that while our friend had, through misfor-
tune and the failure of others, been getting
behind-hand in business position, and Pc
cnniary resources, his old acquaintance
had been among the favoured sons Of for
tune, and had grown quite rich. And
here was the true secret of his unworthy
conduct. He is Of that class Of men who.
when in power are tyrants, and when seek
ing power are sycophants and parasites.
Our friend had been able in early life to
assist and advantage, and then the other
lavished every species Of courtesy and at
tention. He lauded, complimented, and
f1atfered. But circumstances having chang
ed, the one having gone dorm and the
ance; the hollow time-server at once aban-
doned his old friend, turned from him cold
ly when he met him, and at last passed
him by without speaking. What a base
worshipper Of the things Of this world!
What paltry and unworthy spirit! And
yet similar cases are constantly occurring.
Look through society, and watch the
changes of fortune. Select out the proud,
the naughty. the insolent among the sons
Of men-the individuals who seem to think
that they are made Of better material than
the masses, are entitled to higher privileges.
greater immunities. The chances are ten
to one that, in the vast majority Of cases,
they will be found among the mere mush-
rooms Of the hodr-that large and heart
less class who regard gold as their god.
and pride as the incense to be offered to
the idol 1t too often happens that the
greatest of tyrants are among those who.
at the beginning Of life. were not only
humble, but powerless and poor. They
cannot appreciate prosperity. They can
not look back with true philosophy. They
cannot see in the multitude around them
human beings like themselves. many pos.
sessing more virtues, and all struggling in
a spirit quite as disinterested. Like the
unworthy individual to whose case allusion
is made in the preceding paragraph, pride
has hardened their heart and madened
their minds; and thus they mock themselves
with the delusion that it indicates SUPER.
ority to play a base and ungrasefui par,
towards the companions Of their early
vears-the pharmacies Of their childhood
and the associ ates Of their purer but hum.
bier dsye.-PkiI. Isowtrtr
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-03-29

An OLp LApY.-ln 1859 there died in
the southeast part Of Newton. according
to history Of the town. a Mrs. DAVIS. at
the advanced age Of 1T years and 1l5
days. She buried three husbands. had
nine children, and at her death left As
grandchildren, goo great-grandchildren
and 900 great great-grandchildren. 1t is
said at the age Of one hundred she was
capable Of performing good days work
on her land. which she cultivated herself.
Gov. DUDLEY visited her few years be-.
fore her death with portrait painter. who
took her likeness, which is supposed to be
now in possession of the Massacu hsetts
Historical Society
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-03-29

WILL RISE IsovE rr.-It is a resolution wor-
thy Of angels-l will rise above it-when the
storms Of adversity fall upon a young mans path
Though in the deepest waters Of affl lotion, he
feels that he has something within him that can
not be destroyed-an energy. that il rightly ap-
piled. will in the course Of time carry him thro'
every distressing scene. 1t was this spirit thai
willed IN the heart Of Fulton. when the word Of
side. He felt that he should triumph. He kpe =
where his strength lay. and he wss never ess'
down.
Falter not, re pray you, young man. What
II every hope appears to b destroyed-svery ray
Of light = extinguished, and despair and death
haunt you on every side? Form the rssolu ton
~ will Tiss-and yeu shall ovsresms svery OBJ
ssaelo sDd ssoDd forth 70 The veyld-a nan,
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ted. and all persons connected Herewith
protected in their vocations. Prisoners Of
war snail not Do sent into unwhole4omo
districts, but shall be well and properly
treated, SO leng as hey observe their pa
roles. And i, is declared ,ha, neither tho
pretence that war dissolves all treaties,
nor any other whatever, shall be consid.
cred as annulling or suspending the .ol.
emn covenant, contained in this article.
On the contrary. the state Of war is pre-.
cisely that for which il 10 provided: and
during which. its s,ipulations are 10 be ~
sacredly observed as the most acknowl-
edged obligation under the law Of nature
or nations. ,., 80
ART. o3-Provides that this treaty shall:
be ratified by the respective paities-ths
President and Senate Of the United States
and the General Congress Of Mexico
and the Publications exchanged at Wash.
ing,on city, within four months from the
date Of said treaty.
This document is signed by Mr.. Trist
on the part of the United States. and BY
Luis g. Cucvas; Bernardo Comic. and
Mig. Atirstain, Mexican Commissioners.
SECRET ARrIcLE.-Provides thntif Mex.
leo is unable to ratify this treaty within ths
four months prescribed, she shall have
four additional months, dating from the
expiration Of the former period.