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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-18
,NOre Ejghf,

.NOre Light.
yY'IF subscriber continues keep o. iap- regular sup
4 ply of the 'SPllOStiENE GAS,7 and LAMPS for bur
ming the same This GAS affords the best Is 1t nor IN use
lit is both brilliant qnq beautiful, and the time soft
and pleasant 10 tie eve. The Lamps constructed as
TO rend, them perfectly safe They consist Of Chardc.c
Parlor and Stand Lamps, some Of which bclutiis
Also
Camphne Lamps of the latest patent and small. Tape,
Lamps, useful article io the chamber. supply Of
Cansptine constantly on hand for saleby
Dec lS--ts JOHNH SEAY, Druggist
yIIRGINIA.--At Rules held in the Clerks Office OF til.
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery fox The
County Of Halifax, in the month Of December, lS4S.
John w. Bradley PLAINTIFF
against
John w. Roberts and Thomas J. Williams Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant John w Roberts. rot having entered his APP
pearance and appearing by satisfactory evidence that he
not an inhabitant Of this Commonwealth 1t ordered that
the said defendant John w Roberts, do appear here
first Monday in February next answer the Plaintiff 5
BILL and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in the
Inchburg Nginan for two months successfully, and post
I'd at the front door Of the Court House OF this County.
Copv-Teste WIN S. HOLT, ID. 6.
Dec. IS, w2m.
The Board CT school Commissioners
nF Bedford County, will hold adjourned meeting at
" BeGtor! December Court The School Commits
ssoners are earnestly requested to attend
Dec. IS 1t.
Erinscs Gsliaps. Buttons,
A Ps Glnp mead black Silk Fringe tur trimming Man
Il tllas.
" gimp head col do cherry blue, drab, purple,
2 g wide hk gimp, for trimming,
Is " assorted col. gmps.
so &c assorted col silk Fringes,
Silk Forences cherry, scarlet, bue. black.
Mantpamakers and al! others. respectfully reGues
ted to call and get supplies.
Dec i8-lt
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
LYNCHBURG MARKETS.

Corrected for :he ocee enthusiastically Dec. l6 l94s
TOBACCO.
Receipts small and prices unchanged quote Lugs 81 50
20 2 50; Shipping and Stemmng Leaf $3.50 to s. in
quality; Manufacturing from $3.50 to 81, with hign
prices for finer descriptions which have become scarce.
FIour-Si Ia
Psorisiols.- Bacon, G CTS Beef, 5 to scents Corn
Meal, As cents.
Uheat-White 80 cents; Red s..
Gntin -Corn, 4 lets; Oats p cents.
Glorer Seed As 50 a s..
IVhiskey.-Sales at 80 to 81 cents.
Beearar-lS cents.
Buher-Rather dull, 10 70 ~ for No. /.
Braudy-Apple. none offering Peach. none offering
Bar Jron-s85 assorted and $50 60 when drawn to
order.
Co1ee-Rio to cents; Laguira s. to 9 Java l2l
Mocha 20.
Country Linens -Tow 10 and Flax ~.
Cotton Yarns-Sales Ii to l6 cents.
Feaibeys-3O to 50 cts
FVrr Sced-Saes 50 cents
Fish-Ierrnys. No. |, 6,50 Shad, qli I 5
new 50.
Ginseng-25 cents.
Hemp-s5a to 6.
Lii,seed OH-70 cents, months; in demand
Lard-8cens but little inquiry.
,L,l,sses West India s. to 40 cts per gallon +
o. 42to As cents.
Plastef-Lump, So t7.
Sugars Orleans to I cents Porto Rico to
cents; Clarified l2A cents. Loaf IL ! to l24 cents.
Sal-&2a and So
Tallo,c-9 to 81 cents.
1'u-$3,50 per Dbl
Uoot-23 to IS cts. dull
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-18
Fine Perfume.

4 SIPPlY Of genuine FNtlNA LAVENDER WA
n TER. Lcllg httIl article fox the toilet.
For IA 4 tn JOHN IL SEAI, Druggist
pc. i-tS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-18

The subscriber having purchased the interest OF his
rarncr in the late CONCERN Of LEE * RICHARDS, New
ork will take great pleasure supplying his old friends,
pubc article the line
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-18

UMP PLAsTER--Io TONS LUMP PLASTER
Liter sale bv GEo bAIbf
Del l6-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-18

The Board CT school Commissioners
nF Bedford County, Will hold adjourned meeting
" Beaora December Court next The School Commits
ssoners are earnestly requested to attend.
Ilnr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-18

The foADwng appears in the Albany Express :--
Wanted An ableb died person TO hold my we's
tongue, she and Ioein. cua5. 70 keep s!.l.
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yTIRGINIA.--At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
' Circuit Superior CotIt Of Law and Chancery foS The
County Of Halifax, in the month OF December, 1SiS.
John w. Bradley PLAINTIFF,
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VIII DEW PELL, .a4ctsomee-.

saic OF nne old Wines !" glass, In New York
IN @. IL w. PELL IL co. will sell. on Thursday, April
-. 9th, lS45, at IL o'clock, the American Hotel
part Of the stock of William b. Cozzens, ESQ., comprising
MApE!sAs Of the following names, viz: Adelaide %
BLACK Warrior, Como de Lobos," Reserve" 'Consti-
cial" Every fne,) ''Scou, Penfold Il Co.. sold Red
Seal" "Hope," ''Brahmin No t." "Vctora," "Back-
burn, unknown, III years in bottle, Henderson" "East
India, ssRed Seal" &C.
SuEnRIKs of "old Arambura, "Topal" "Manzanila, p
"Pale Pauldng," "Amontillado," Every finc)
Port WINEs-Some remarkably fine old Port Wine, and
very choice old PEACH BRANDY
These wines have been selected at various times and
kept with great by Mr. Cozzens. No other wines
have been admitted. st.
Catalogues will be ready three days previous sale.
April 13--eo3t N 3,f-Ye 5ys
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By n. ". DrER, .s.csss~sy.

FLOWERS At Auction.--On Thursday evening next,
Il the 9th instant o'clock shall sell my auction
store large collection OF flowers, plants, c from the
celebrated greenhouse OF Robert Halliday, OF Baltimore.
such as Japoncas Azalias Cape Jasmine, Heatropes,
Moss Roses, Cactus, Nc.
Also qnanty of large size standard suitable for
cemetres and country places Purchasers may be
that h sale will contain the very best and desirable
plants as well as the largest collection offered at pub
lie sale In this city. lLq
The plants will be arranged for examination the morn
ing OF SALE The attention Of the ladies Is respectfully
quested. la r. w. DYER,
April 25-d " Auctoneer
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VXTANTED.-A few persons OF enterprise who COM
wv mand $780, TO purchase invaluable article recently
introduced, and highly approved where it is known Any
be assured Of clearing $3.50 $500 per month by
calling at "Tylers Hotel this day only and inquire for
given ..s
April 27-lt* & 8
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~ BY a. HREEsV, .4Ncef0neeT.
Positive sale of handsome mahogany furniture auction
0N Thursday, the 9Th inst, 10 O'Clock. Cir fair wealth
~ err i not, the first fair day) shall sell at the
der Odd Fellows Hail. 7h the entire stock of urn
tire, viz:
Mahogany black and white marbletop dressing bureaus
Centre and pier tables ia0aN fhfaa. N'
Wardrobes and book cases 80
Mahogany double and single French bedsteads
Do plush covered spring and hair-seat chairs
| f., DO. rockers r.s .ff
Do. spring seat sofas Of various pate rms
Do. washsands teapoys, and looking glasses
Do. extension, dining, centre, aud other tables
Do, office desks, high and low post bedsteads,
mattresses, &c. t1
With large quantity of other furniture, unnecessary TO
onumerate. ais t.lt g.f ie
Also, two 4Eoans and good second hand pianos
Members of Congress- and ladies' and gentlemen who
furnishing, particularly invited TO attend tho sale.
As Mr. Brown is about to leave the CITY, and all be
Sold fine opportunity is offered of purchasing cheap
rate. tYt M isti@ 1855 lN $3.50.
Terms of sale: All of and under $50 cash over
$780, credit OF thirty and sixty days, for satisfactory
ly endorsed bearing interest s ns
The above let. 4...
April 22-3,eod+ A. GREEN, Auct.
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A cARD-A lady, dcsirot,s Of visiting Europe, whore
n ,he hs presents herscf 70 some resPecsa
Bile niy going out and would cheeul'y penoI tne
isnd xoyerness assistant to an invalid
having the experiences of years. and possessing
arising or tho varied and cheqnered ecense OF no.
through which circumstances have combined - place her
She further compensation than tbs proteoton OF
those whom she may accompany. Unexceptionabe refer
ences given Inquire at this office.
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Our Democratic Exchanges will confer great "a vor

The subscribers propose to commence on the 10th OF
May, campaign paper under the title above and to con-
tnue the sane weekly for the term Of six months pre-
ceding the presidential election. which is to take place in
November next The paper will be devoted exclusively
to the discussion and advocacy Of democratic principles
and measures. and pledged TO the support of the cand
dates who may be presented for the surages of the
American people for the two highest Offices in their gift
by the National Democratic Convention which will as
semble in Baltimore in the month of May next.
TERMS:
The Campaign will be edited by one of the best polif.
cal writers in the country 1t will be printed on NAM
MOTH SHEET nearly ttoice the sss Of the DAILY Union,'
and folded in q convenient form for binding, at
ONE DOLLAR FER COPY.
Clubs will be furnished with copies for IS.
IN
or Newspapers, by publishing the abous,
together oiM tbs notice, until the first Of June aOH
fhe last number Of he ..cANPAIGN" Will be pub
lished after the election, and will contain the official
turns OF the canvass in every State
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CTURMs RESTRICTIONS the works Of God
- and his providence throughout all re-Complee
edition, in volume octave, OF 4S6 pages, full leather
binding. Price (half price, 81 cents.
April n sft efi .t.t- f. TAYLOR.
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If Erone almost simultaneously recolstrucng their gov
crnments our own insular model" This iscertanly
very atterng view take of what is passing but at the
same tme it is very superficial vew and deals rather
with the present than the future
should the King OF Prussia succeed In the plan he has
promulgated consolidate the strength OF Germany and
n combine its several States in bond OF frmer unon
der NAV vet throughout that portion OF Europe
h then we fear the Austrian dominons doomed
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT nor will the court of Vienna willingly
resign to the King Of Prussia THAT ascendency in the German
councils which, for many generations, has been the in
hertance of the house Of Hapsbug Placed as Austria
pru..ia and the German States are forming in the south
barrier to French ambition and French propagandsm,
and in the north presenting condensed bulwnrk against
the evathan power Of Russia greater misfortune could
occur to Europe Just than the political severance of
German nationality Should Hungary revolt and declare
republic of which have prevailed Of late Austria
would at once be reduced thirdrase power and could
scarcely fail fall easy prey to lis ambitious neighbors
That there are serious troubles before Europe which for
Of time must continue depress and keep
it's stagnant condition. they be blind indeed
who do not discern War; fear is inevitable where il
may first occur when, it is, as yet impossible say
but il is an event for which this country should DO pre-
pared not 50 much by increasing its amaments,a by
husbandng The signs Of the times certainly
demand that government should Practise the most rigid
economy, that it may be the better prepared for coming
We feel assured that the good sensc OF the nation
will as long as possbie avoid hostics the danger Is,
that they will be forced upon in scil-defence gg
The Paris Constitutional from which wa copy the fol-
lowing article is understood to express the opinion OF
the moderates" as they termed among the French
rsvolu,;on;ss In this respect the Constitutional oc
cupies in relation to the provisional government med-
nm position between the National, which rs understood
10 be in favor Of ultra revolutionary msasufes aud the
Journal des Dsat which is regarded as less friendly to
the revolutionary government. = ~ sn2
e5a "A M From The Paris constisatiesasl March o.
l,av approaches her deliver%nce she shakes of the
yoke great and petty yranss who oppess her Whilst
Minn by prodiges Of heroism sHuggcs, almost unaned
against the Austrian sodisry, Parma accomplished her
revolution in day Charles II, Of Bourbon, named q
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But your majesty will perceive that this consultation
would not be free that the power Of that assembly,
from which projection for father land and for the
throne is demanded, would be entirely broken that
the Young German constitution would be wounded In Its
first moments OF ife if the royal 81" Is still be raised
above voice of justice and the path Of law and be
forced upon the whole German nation its general leader
Ausra's standards amid all the stoms have retained
upon their ,erories the Of the German nation One
Austrian Princs the banks Of the Rhine, procamod
high the union Of the whole German nation when was
still prosecuted by Prussia. The house Of HapsbuK has
history Of centuries, the love OF the people on ~ sde II
IL ID determined to take old position in front of the Cor
man But Austrias Emperor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tho
choice must alone be decided by the representatives OF tho
people, and that the choice must remain iree Inc Ger
man nation in this answer, doss not protest. for agafn
anv one dvnasty only for the independence Of the Ger
man Diet and against any temptation Of die post o. honor
~ benp The leader Of the German nation The German
nation only exhors your Majesty again the sees
Of ds,enson not disgrace the hoor in which Berlin
burying dead who fell fighting FOR German 1eedom and
for German union
,sIsw q Also from ths visnna 0azsns 'srssIs
On the very heels of conflict which hled The streets
of Berlin with bloodafer massacYe unpsfas,d ID the
history Of Germany, which alienaaed from Kilw Frederick
William The hssI Of HI; own s.s.s sa a = 70.
bitter piece Of irony for him e demand ts whole Cor
@ his gaanos shs .ai ss Is
many, whocan only conids In tho nan 1hss pessoaal
ns saa sS. esq shS aa.sa
s,tutionAl law granted 10 PussiA By sh peasnt Of
CO - :, sse asss liz ssa s.s:
are reeognse thu Diet which 10 asdmble ~ Bec1on
F apprecfang tho differences bsfwesn he royal promises
and their fnflment it 10 sufficient for them e remember
between myself and my peopaSs Ffsdsfiet ths -.
mfed BY all Germany, might aspire q ms 81
70 many centuries But nowrst sbs nssce nMHS ysoss
opinion the chocs q me ffss shlef d untsd Cor
m1ny il will put at head none butt prncs who enjoys
It'd confidence and its love- ~ /.
The CoioRwe Gazette sees IN this article the threat Of
rupture between Austria and Prussia
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-11-20

THE "DEAD" WHIG PARTY. Was it ever
known before, that ''dead" party, after its flu
neral Grafton had been pronounced, has swept
the whole country,--elected its President, cleo
ting its members Of Congress, electing its Gov
ernors, its State Legislatures its every thing that
il wanted! In our limited reading, we have
known no such instance. Salem Gazette.
GJ- The party which has done so much, is not
the Whig party, but the Taylor party, composed
Of that portion of the late Wing party which was
willing to abandon its principles for a"masterly
availability" and to support nomination not fit
to be made. combined with portion OF the dem
ocrsts who did not abandon their principles, and
a considerable number Of no,pcrty men, who
never had any particular political principles.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-11-20

LIBERTY IN EUROPE. The editor of the
London Christian Times says, in reference to the
present aspects of civil and religious libertv IN
Continental Europe:
"Ihere are many who look upon the present
unexpected and extensive changes with sanguine
nope, and there is not little to encourage them.
Civil and religious freedom, with some excen.
ions, seems, at least for the present, to be gain
err The Jesuits, its sworn foes, are ignomin.
iously driven from Roman Catholic States.
Even Rome has dismissed them. The question
OF separation OF church and state makes progress.
Meanwhile openings of usefulness are present
ing themselves in unexpected quarters. We
nave reason to know, for instance, that in ithree
:nort months rom the commencement of the Ita-
ian revolution, 1000 copies of the Scriptures were
sold in ltaly and that the demand is still urgent
ana irrepressible. There has been nothing like
this since the days Of Savanaroa''
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APPLE ORCHARDS,

We are glad to notice at length, that we are
getting a right class of men hold OF our apple
orchards. The subject is becoming reduced to a
science; and man who does not make his trees
grow rapidly and produce abundantly, may pos
sibly pass for worthy, honest man, il not other.
wise disqualified for the title, but he must be put
down as great ignoramus, and most negligent.
slovenly manager, so far at least, as the subject
OF fruit is concerned.
People who pay attention to their fruit trees
are sure to make them bear We have glorl-
Gus fruit soil and climate, the best on the face of
the glooe, and we ought to produce it in such
quantities, that every household should be pro.
tusely supplied with the choicest varieties
throughout the year. The best may be as easily
raised as the worst, as the trees OF such are not
unre4uently the greatest bearers.
Shrewd men, who raise fruit for sale, now
generally select one, two, or at most three or
lour KINDS, which are OF standard demand in
market, good yielders, and proved to grow in
perfection where cultivated, and con6ne them.
selves entirely to these. They see that thew are
properly set out, properly MANFRED, the land
properly cultivated among them, properly trim
med, and properly managed in every particular,
ana they are sure to find an abundant suppIy OF
choice fruit on their trees in the autumn.
A gentleman within our knowledge. has a
small orchard on the Hudson River. of less than
seven acres, which produces from $500 TO $3.50
worth OF apples annually. This is hot one wear
OF plenty and another or two OF famine, but is a
steady, regular average yield Tins man does
not nave, what we hear often called by haphaz.
ard farmers bearing years, or rather he has no
other' And all this is secured by the simplest
process, viz good management. He scrapes
me trunks OF his trees every year, and immedi.
ateiy and before the insects and their larya can
hnd hiding place when thus exposed. He
gives them thorough drenching OF wood ashes
ana not water, as thick as can be made 10 run
freely from whitewash brush. This practice
with lime occasionally added about the roots AZ
me trunk, with the management we have before
Indicated, gives the satisfactory results we have
mentioned. After carefully hand picking his
apples, he heads them up in barrels, with a few
anger holes in each end, which are then thrown
upon their bilge, or sides, and allowed TO remain
exposed to the weather under the trees, iii there
Is danger OF freezing, when they are housed II
not previously sold american dgrteulturist.
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WHO'S BEAT,

=, we Free SolIers are not beat; no such thing.
NO man was ever beat who had clear consci.
ence ie!t; ana no party was ever beat which had
Just principles left. Then who's beatp W.
know the Taylorites have elected their ticket but
you know there is such thing as loading gun
50 heavy that it will kick over the man Who
himself! Before the Taylorites crow too mncS
about beating, they should wait and Sc what Cen
iaylor,s administration shall be. They NAV find
themselves in the situation of the man who sued
s4o ana obtained judgement: "but," said
the defendant, swat a little, I'll let Won know
that can beat on the execution
!. we wish to say candidly to Free Soilers-wait
.he developments OF the future. It our opin.
ION that great work remains for you to do. Stand
hrmiy BY your principles II the coming adj
ministratlon shall do what its friends in the North
nave claimed for it-it it shall really carry out
me great principles OF human liberty, we shall
certainly rejoice that the work is done. Butt
not, there will be plenty of work for the Free
Soil party-Wyoming IN, CO. Mirror.
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THE NORTH STAR.


BIZ I'D W AhD " AbbDl l.
Lo the Northern Star is besming
With a new aud glorious light,
And its heav'nly radIa nce streaming
Through the clouds of misty night:
FIeemen IN our great endeavor,
IT'S sigma hung on high,
And will guide us on forever,
Like banner in The sky!
Growing brighter in all ages,
Cheering Freedom on lis way,
Shedding DER Times clouded pages
Gllmmers OF the coming day
Ever telling man the glory
And the freedom Of his birth,
Waiting to record the story
OF the Freedom of the Earth
How the mariner, mid the surgng
OF the stormy waves and dark,
Halls the Northern Star emerging
From the clouds above his bark
IT'S trust that laieth never,
And light that never dies
IT'S his beacon stat forever,
Beaming in the Arctic skies
IT'S the star that Freedom claimeth
As her emblem pure and bright,
And we watch 1t, as it fameh
ia the cark aud troubled night
While we march to battles glorious,
With our weapons, Truth and Love,
Freedom, as she proves victorious,
Halls her Banner Star above
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THE WHOLE OR NONE. The Due de Bordeaux,
who is the legitimate heir in the direct line Of the Bour>
bons the French hronebu that has vanished away,
announces that he will not be candidate for the PreS-
dency that if the French people call him. he will
be King of France, or nothing He has not learned
that it is his will but that of thirty-fve millions Of
Frenchmen, which will decide these little matters But
the of Kings, and Bourbons in particular, never
forget anything, or learn anything.
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The QUINCY House. The Boston Excelsior states
that Mayor Quincy, who it seems owns the public house
bearing his name, had been offered additional rent of
$500 per annum for ii, if he would allow liquor be
sold on the premises. He "spurned the BRIDE"
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TELEGRAPH OPERATORS ARRESTED. Judge Mon-
roe recently granted injunction to restrain O'ReIys
Southern line Of Telegraph, as violation Of Morse's
patent. We see by the Louisville Journal that three of
the operators OF that line have been arrested Franks
fort by Judge Munroe'S order probably for contempt in
violating the decree of the court Their are
Wooord ZONES and Zook.
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WISCONSIN. The latest dispatch we have seen from
Wisconsin states that Cass has IN the State 600
more than Taylor who has 900 than Van Buren,.
The new Senate stands Taylor, Van Buren,, IL
Cass; the House 10 Taylor, Is Van Buren,. 26 Cass ;
Joint ballot, 10 Wings, % Free Soil, 50 Locofoco So
neither party has clear majority.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-11-20

sGoLD MINE IN HAvERsrRAw. An extern
sive bed OF ore has lately been discovered upon
lands OF G.. s. Allison, in North Haverstraw N.
Y, which upon analysing is found contain three
6iths gold and two 6lths silver, producing in
value over one hundred dollars per ton Of ore.
An arrangement is shout being made to work and
refine the ore.-R0ckIdnd Co., Mess 18Th.