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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-13
Z NEZlE

Letters from several sources confirm the intelligence
of the defeat and capture of General P,rz ~ the CIV
erumenl force under Monagas. This, for the present.
will pat an end 10 the revolutionary movements IN that
countfy. Paez was justly Indignant al the assassination
of members of Congress in their own hal, a year OF TIVE
ago. and, atldhnling it To the secret agency OF Managas,
although other hands were used, felt himself called upon
10 come out from his retirement and put down the tyrant
But, contrary to his expectation, the people did not gen
orally sustain the movement, aud, after several partial
defeats, he found HIM self Obliged ID return 10 the Island
of Curacao. Maracalbo still held ont for him, or a, least
its f1rtress. and he collected a small squadron. which he
hoped would be able 10 oyefpoaer that of Alonanas but
il WIS itself defeated and captured in the Lake of Mara
al length surrendered. aud SO far as we know, there re
manned NJ organ;z opposition 10 Alunagas throughout
the republic
Thus atfairs remained until near the close of July last
when Pae8 again landed in Nenezuela, in The province
Of C5rn, and. collecting a small force. IRE presented pfnr
10 the defeat ut 900 lie | 500 men, marched into lhe
interior, hoping 10 add t, his numbers by new recrui g.
The result is lid in the adyices which have just come
tn hand. After twa engagements, IN which he was par
tally defeated, he found himself, ON the 18Th Of August
surrounded by Alonagas's troops, ard surrendered at dis
erection. This altar tHk place nj or near Carabaho.
sure forty miles back of Porto Cahello. What will be
the fate of Paez ard his principal officers. among whom
are palaclos and Macer4, remains 10 be seen. PaeZ IL
decidedly the most distinguished man IN Venezuela. IL
is identified with its history. is the most comment Of lis
people. These considerations. and sptne other personal
10 Monagas. may possibly save PACE from being shot
course pursued towards him by Monaaas. will have much
to do with the question, whether The latter will be permit
led 10 serve oui the remainder Of his term in peace.
,j0uf. Commerce.
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II vi o N D M A II XXI cts.

'1'''
TOBACCO-Receipis continue quite light. aud
breaks small. Prices are steady Al The fllowing quota
tions Lngs al s. 25 10 So 50; Common Leaf in good
demand at So p to 81 SO Good and Fine S6aS 5o;fne
Manufacturing s. 10 $l7 the latter description scarce
aud in demand, particularly if dry.
FLOUR-Slles of Richmond soperfne sells al s. 81;
Scotlsyille brands sell al s. 50. Receipts are light for
the season.
WllEAT-The supply is ample and sales continue to
be made for cash nj 81 lolor white. aud 81 o5 for red -
On four months credit. sales Of white aud red have been
made at ll2l and lo7l cts. per bushel. The marks.
is not animated.
CORN-We quote Corn at SO cents per bushel.
CORN MEAL-65 els. per bushel. Kiln dried meal
is held at 81 50 per Dbl.
OATS-Not much doing. We quote so cents per
bushel as the nominal price.
PRONISIONS-Ihe market is quite firm with a fair
demand. We quote Smthfie'd ard city cured Bacon Al
8 cents, hog round; W estera sides 7 cents; shoulders g.
g. cents, and scarce. Hans 9 a | cts. Lard, IN bbls f.,
= a 8 cts. in kegs. 9al0 cts.
BUTIER-Nlouatain. fifkin, IL a Is cts. per ID, for
a superior article, an ordinary article may be quoted at 10
to IL cents. Supply Increasing and demand decreas-
ing.
COFFEE remains firm. with an upward tendency
Lapnayra 7. 8; Rio = a s; Maricaibo 8 a 81; Java Q a
MOLASSES-The marke, is bare of good grades
We quote Cuba Al q a 26 cts; New Orleans % a 29
cents; p. Rio % a ~ cts.
FLAXSEED-tl l0-none arriving.
SUGARS-A good demand for the sea son for all des-
criptIons, We quote New Orleans a. a d, Porto Rico 5
a g.; St. Croix O. a = cts. Refined 9 a o.
TEAS -%Inperial and Gunpowder So cts. a 81 per lb.
and dull.
CLoVERSEED-Nolhing doing-consequenlly no
price.
FEATHERS-32 SO cts. per ID. for geese.
FIsIl--No. | gross Herrings-none in first hands re-
tail prices So a $69; No. | gross 81, scarce. Nackerel
No. /, $9a-2, 81 81. a4s. Shad-s5l as.
dull.
H~IDES-Green sailed Al cents per h.; Calf sailed rs
cents to 81 each; Spanish, II a l24 cents.
IRON-pig Iron $25 10 S33. according 10 quality;
Swedes 500 per ton; English SOS; Iredegar Qtlchmond
manufactory) $50; up Country Bar SIS to S97i !, ascord
ng to quality. Nails 4.
FREIGIITS.
To London 27s Cd. Liverpool 25s, for large ~ships;and
30s to 35s for vessels of 400 to 500 hlds., TO out ports in
Great Britain, France, sc.
New ~York-Flour. per bbl.. 90 els Coal, ga &c. per
bnsl,el; Tobacco, 81 per hid. boxes25 cts.
Bosion-Flour2 rs cents; coal, none shipping; Tobacco,
per hid, 81 SO; boxes 25 cents.
Baltimore-Coal 3 cents.
Philadel hia-Flour 25 cents; Tobacco 81! per hid
20 cts. for boxes; Coal S cents per busle', Philad' lphia
measure.
On the Canal-To Lynehburg and intermediate pla
ces, 10 cents per lOOlbs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-13
TIE SYRACUSE CONVENTION.

The Democratic llunker) State Conventinn,siiiing NJ
Syracuse. New York. adjourned sine die. Thursday at
ternoon. after adopting a resolution. proposing 10 With
draw any of The nominoes presented by that Convention,
excepting those fat Cnmptraller. Attorney General. Ca.
nal Commissioner anil State Prison Inspector, Pfoeided.
Tint the utira lBarobarner) Convention, which is speed
lily to assemble. ratfy thlse names, aud complete the
ticket by nominating we'll known candidates for Judge OF
the Count Of Appeals, Secretary OF State. Treasurer and
Suite Engineer and shall impose ~ test upon the said
candid lies, inconsistent with the resolutions aiople by
the Damoc Tic Convention, held in the Presbyterian
Ghurcl.a Rome.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-13
FATE OF HUNGARY.

The news from Hungary is d~eplorahle. 1t comes upon
US entirely unexpected. and in 50 authentic e shape as 10
forbid doubt If its authenticity. We clafts. we had al
mos, a conviction that The gallant Mlytars would prove
successful in The fierce struggle. oaf hope and sympa
t,i,s. in common with ihnse of all Aallo. Saxendam, were
,hsr,inghly enlisted in their behalf. and the sad fate which
has overtaken them is the mle deeply deplored. We
observe suspicious are branded that treachery has been
praciised. We will not believe this, except upon the
best evidence. The overwhelming force brought against
i" ne llnngatians, by twa Of The great military PAYERS oil
Europe, sufi re to accoun, for the catastrophe. The latest
intelligence. however, is II b, effect thai the surrender
of Georgey was in consequ nee 81 negotiations. A Pans
press says that Great b litan,. anxious 10 terminate the
cnntesi, aud to prevent the further aggrandizement OF
Russia, ~inlerposed and eff cied the surrender. II his
be 50. we may hope The most favorable terms, consistent
with dependence on Austria, We're secured to the Hun
parians. Should tre,chery have done lis work--should
Russian gold have found its way into the pairo, camp-
who would not make his own the words of The poet,
Oh fr a tongue to curse the slave, -
Whose treason, like a deadly blight, -
Comes DER the counsels ofthe brave,
And blasts them in the hour Of might.
The fate of Europe would seem TO be decided for the
present. The revolution of February. 1913, in Paris,
WAS felt in every naiion of Europe. The people every
where arose and cast of their letters, with an ease which
INDhillst iHo hioo' Si'iiph' SUI -
no possibility of resisting the popular will. But France
proved treache rous 10 the cause Of freedom, and her policy
has led 10 the reinstatement of Legitimacy and absolntlsm.
iler shameless interference with the aff,irs Of Rome was
the cause of Russian interference in Hungary. She has
proved the worst enemy of popular freedom and deserves
the execrations Of It's friends throughout the world. Her
fate must be an object Of india. renee. We hope she may
never again call herselfa Republic. Booaparte's mem
orable prediction is realized within less Than The given
tim. Europe, in the middle Of he nineteenth century,
will not be Republican. and will be Cossack.
The guardianship of regular sober, constitutional
liberty, is committed 10 one race. W e believe no other
Is competent 10 discharge the duiie, il demands, or To en-
joy the blessings it cpnfels. If this be bigoited a creed, we
cannot help it. We shall lenonnre it, when we see any
people cot of the Anglo-Saxon race, enjoying, peacefully
for ten consecutive years, a noieiy Of that liberty which
is essential To the existence Of oae of whom "Chatham's
language is his mothers tongue" and giving, FIR tile
SINE brief period, reasonable evidence of a capacity Of
selfgoveTnment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-13

The --latest iatetigeaes Jioa the bib Patriot Mitchell
New York. September 5.
CAPT Simmons. of the batqne Winslow. which arfiv-
ed at New BadGafd Yesterday. from the Pacific. reports
that the British balane Neptune. of London. from Ber-
muta for Cape Town. put INTO Pernsmbneo on The 2lst
July for refreshments, having been out one hundred days.
The Neptune had on noafd the lfish Patriot. and a
namber OF cnnyieis. who were being taken tn Cape Town.
Capt. Simmons obtained a refs1nal iaier',e" with
Mitchell. from whom he learned that his health bad ma
ttrially improved.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-13
AGENCY OF
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Sc.-Aso, DIR. s. S. Fitch's Abdominal Supporters, Shout
der Braces, lnhaing Tubes, and Lectures on Consumption,
and the art Of preserving Life and Health to Old Age, &c.
JOHN II SEAY has been appointed agent for the sale Of
the above Goods, and will keep Them constantly on hand at
his Drug Store, Lynehburg, Virginia,
g. DIR. Fitch's' Sc Guide Book to ~Invalids, and Directions
Tor prenptine4iealth and Instructions 10 Mothers, in the
Management Of Children may be had, gratnitously, by
calling for it the Store as above. An extremely valuable
Book.
Ann 2 lii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-13

with all their ardent zeal for the extension of the
area of freedom. and their not less enthusiastic
love of plumber, will find themselves frustrated
in their intention 10 make a descent upon Cubaf
or upon Mexico. When dispersed and sent back
TO their respective retreats, we m them as
worthy objects of Locofoco sympathy. No doubt
much party capital can be made Out of these vic
tins of Government persecution-tllese martyrs
of liberty.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-13

Col Benton returned from his 'onr in The Plate coun-
try and the upper part Of the State, To Bionviile, on Wed
nesday last. We learn. that. although his eyerllons,
physically. are very grFat, enduring much fatigue III
travelling .ron point TO point and addressing The people.
vet his health was never better. lie seems 10 strengthen
with The exercise, and his spirits rise with the opposition
which he encounters. H. seems determined II carry the
war IN extremitIes. aud whilst his opponents may make
a desperate fight. they may yet have 10 surrender AZ dis
cretion. IL isa cdnlest Of life aud death between thu par
lies. lflhe Colonel succeeds. his opponents are forever
politically dead if he fails, his fall will be final IN his SEN
aiorial position.
Gil. Benton, we are authorized 10 state, will address
The people Of llowarl county at Fayetle, on Saturday, the
first day Of September next. This Is carrying the war
directly into Atrlca-entefingt The strong hold of Jackson.
Lowry. and other leaders of the black Democrats. and
we may look for a big crowd and a rich time. The way
he Colonel will lay the lash on the backs OF the knot OF
opponents, who are in and around that Town, will be a
caution TO all political slaves who presume 10 offend their
leader.
10 Spi lgfed give Phelps aud his followers some aid and
comfort, and expose HE ireachery Of those who dare OPP
Pose him. From Springfield, lie will return to the Hon.
James 5. Green's district, The northwest poTti N OF the
State. As Mr.. Green has boldly taken The stump In OPP
position to lie Colonel, and has been making speeches,
in company with Mr.. Atchison, against The Appeal, we
have reason to believe the f,u' lcil 6y when the Colonel
gets into that district. The quarrel Is certainly the most
purely I.OrofJco of any that ever came IT IN this, or any
other State, and we are gra3 flied 10 know that the great
mass Of The Wings are determined TO stand off. give a
cleaI ring. see a lair ght, and, under any circumstances,
moi to be involved or committed 10 either party. The
Wings, though a sympathizing and peace-loviug people
in this contest danot care a sttaw how much the list OF
of killed and wounded may be swclled. The country
and 60 d government would lose nothing in the pollli-
cal immolalion Of all the conibafalts-H Louis Rep.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-13
EducatiOn---~maH children,

MRS MARTHA \ DAVENPORT will resume her
WI school-duties on the Sd of September. Her school
DOM is at her residence, on main street. She will teach
Smelling, Reading. riting, English Grammar, Geography,
Arithmetic, Sc Her school IS designed more particularly
for beginners. She pledges herself to give strict attention, to
The conduct and studies Of her scholars. They shall be
thoroughly and CORRECTLY taught. Charge, one dollar pei
month, PAYABLE quarterly,
Aua m--lI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-13

The cloud Of Dtspolism darkens %learfully over Flu
rope! The last hope Of Hungary Is exringnrsled. Rus
STA and Austria ride lriumphantly over her embattlei and
blood Plains Her patriots are fleeing for re-
fnge To the doninions of the Sultan, while such of her
armies, as have not yet laid down their arms to the uniu-
ly alliance, ARE in full retreat, and combating, alas now
no longer for The ~shadowy phantom OF National %lndepen-
dence. but for their very lives. The vanqnishcd are Civ
en- up to the Cossack, who, if our telegraphic despatch
es speak truly is executing. ftarfully but faithfully, the
ferocious threaieninqs of Haynau the IIyenai
Disastrous, indeed, beyond all parallel, is the news we
,aE sh this morning from the scene Of warfare and ii
wIrSend a thrill, we are sure, 10 the heart of Ibis nation,
which will reverberate and respond to the quiverngs of
the electric telegraph. from HE Bay Of Fundy to the
Gulf If Mexico. The last resting place of Continental
Liberty IS invaded, and the last FAINT gleam of re publican
Ism is overshadowed and put out with a suddenness which
almost amazes and confnunds
The drama is done, The last act IF the European ira
gedy is before us, and the curtain drops upon a scene tor
rible enough to alarm the friends of liberal principles, in
whatever part Of the world they are now TO be found in
Great Britain or in the United States! The sword is
shea,hed, and Monarchy is the victor.
Thus ends the grand series OF events. that, following
in the train of the Partisan Revolution of 1913, gave birth
TO a hope that a mighty and combined effort was TO be
made for the disenthralmen, Of Europe. The effort has
been made, and has cost rivers of blood. but in France
where it began, it has eventuated only ina contemplate
farce--in Italy a comedy-in Hungary a tragedy.
The Magyars, however, transmit a heroic memory to
after generations, who, at some future time, may I'M
sheath again the sword, to accomplish what the present
generation has failed 10 0chieve.-not from any want OF
determination on their p~art,-fur how nxcd and consis-
tent was that, from beginning to end, the world has wit
messed with admiration; but because of the tremendous
power the oppressor has ~yengefully hurled Il, them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-13
D. R. Lyman's Anti-Spasmodic Elixir
AN OUNCE or PREVENTIVE WORTH A
L.l'D DE- (IKE

uyIIE SUBSCRIBED begs leave to offer 10 the public a
remedy discovered by himself for Diarrhoea, Cholera
Morbus, { ramps ,Spasms, Pains in the Stomach and Bowels,and
all diseases Of like spasmodic character, As'a''e Cholera IN
cluhcd.
In Offering this remedy to the public, he has not the vanity
to presume that he is possessed Of more than ordinary 'nior-
NATHAN about the treatment of diseases oi tho character above
named having never seen a case oi Asiatic Cholera, but having
been troubiodfo several days with a very bad Diarrboca, he
made the discovery of The remedy by trying 1t upon himself,
cnectingn perfect cure in 3or 4 hours, and relieving all the
symptoms, viz:-pains spasms, &c, in 5 to 10 minutes
Since the cure upon himself, he has given ii to some 80 to
50 other persons, by whom IT has been used with the same re-
suit ,eieeting a permanent cure IN every case SO iar as he knows
or believes. For information, the public are referred to the
f,uo,ying persons. W o have used ii, viz;-D. 4, G. Peters,
Seth Halsey, James A.. Stigler, John oglesby, Alex. Temp
kins. Cashier Of the Farmers Bank A. Is. Rncker,the Editors
ofthe "Lynchburg virginian, "Lynchburg DIR. A, [. John
son, Of A amherst county and many others IN town and country
not now fecollected. I'm. LfMaN'
B-Thisr remedy is perfectly sale and can be used upon
children " ithout the least fear OF injurious results.
Price so cents per Bottle.
July l2-ts if d.. X. ].
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-13
WILLIAM I SMITH,
Commission Merchant.
LYNCnnuRG MARKETS. SEpr. l.

LyNCIlBURG MARKETS, SEPT. II.
Pfotistoas. Bacon. d 10 q; Beel,s 50 10 81; Corn Meal
Il cent.
ifoU-Sit Ia 81.
uhtat-iied So cents, White %.
f'Iatt.-Gnfn. 40 cts Oais2S cents.
tlortr Seed M demand.
uhiskey-2S els. sales-held al 50. -
Beeslear-lS cents.
Bntter@Nery dull 10 10 70 for No. |. -
Bfuat3 -Apple. none ollerin. Peach none Offering
Bfr iron -&s5 assorted and $50 60 when drawn 10
order.
co9es-Riosi To- eents; Laguira s to 9 Java l2l
Mocha %.
Country Imeas-low 10 to II, Flax LEI 10 Is.
Cotton faras-Sllcs 5 10 l6 cents.
Feutbers-3O 10 80 cts.
Eihr Seed Sales 50 cents.
Fish 3lerrings. No. |. 81 50; shad. old 81 50
new : 30
Ginsehg-25 cents.
IieHp-We quite Il Ia 6ac. in demand.
Linsetd Od-65 10 70 eenls-dull.
Lard
.Noiasses -ANest India 81 to 40 cts per gallon \
o. i2to Il CENTS.
~Hasier-Iump. s. to ~.
Sugms-New Orleans6 10 cents; Porto Rico 7 10
cents; Clarified ~ cents; Loaf llatol cents.
Sah.-$l 81 %.
IaHor . 10 - cents.
Tp-$550 per Dbl
U0oi@2i TO 96 cts, in demand.
II,I Dill DD =, o.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-13
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
L~YNCHBuRG. sept. 3, isaa.

io~bAtGozinspeeted the past week, a6s hhds.
previously, afa5 hhds.
heeeipts small, Inspections decreasing demand good Tor
u descriptions prices range from 81 to 81 50, Tor ings !,
- 'ota 80, iar Common and Middlng Ieaf; s. 10 So 80, if
good and tine Shipping s6 to $40, Tor good aud hne Manu-
WHEAT s3aan cents Tor Red and w hite, from the heavy
receipts and difficulty from low watcr) In sending IL of .
Se'etalol nnt Mills and Lumber Houses are now 81 crowded
as not 10 be able Ia receive a bushel should receipts continue
iaeNi, as heavy a. the p,st, week, iii doubtful " whether II can
DO stoieda at all, unless al lower prices
WILLIAM 4. SMITH,
CnmlniSSinn Merchant
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-13

Vermont Elections, Glorious Victory. We have re-
turns from III towns from Vermont. They show Il net
Wing gain OF 1921 from last year. The House will be
strongly Wing, and we have carried he Senate by an
equally decisive majority. In short The Wings have swoI
HE Stale, as with sheSnm.
" Y. E4pust o. Saturday euenine,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-13

The President. in consequence of his enfeebled health
very pru len,ly returned from Niagara Falls, TO Wash
ington city, with as little parade AS possible. He reached
the seat of Government on Saturday. IL is feeble, but
free from disease. and we may hope that a few days rest
will restore him to his generally robust health.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-13

Gen. Taylor reached Baltimore Friday night. in The
steamboat from Philadelphia. He was met at the boat
by his brother. Col. Taylor, at whose residence he pass
ed the remainder of the night, and proceeded on to Wash
ington in the early Train Saturday morning. The Ameri-
can ys,'hat the General appeared to be very feeble, and
walked with difficulty v.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-13

90 The vote in Albematle, on The Sd inst, upon the
submission Of the Free School bill was a very small one,
considering the county can poll at least $50 Votes. the
poll stood:-For Schools 500; against Schools 80
Majority against $50. The ma joriiy against it in l845,
when the question was before submit ted, was Ali Out OF
1889 votes,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-13
GEOKGE


Uloesale and Retail Grocer :. Commission .Merchant
ar THE NOV STORE.
I s now in receipt OF his FALL. SUPPLY Of tRON
] S1EEl., GROCERIES,, DOMEsTIcS, ~. &c con
sisting in part oI 80 tons rolled and hammered Iron, embra
extensive stock ever offered by any house in I.ynehborg
5000 lbs. east, shear aud bliseied Steel,
20 hhds and tiereea N, O, Porto Rico aud Santa
Cruz Sugars, from common To the best,
30 boxes and t,efees loaf, crushed, and powdered do
100 bags Rio, I.aguifa, Maracaibo and Java Coffee,
10 boxes Imperial and Gun powder Teas,
chest best g'npowder do
$50 sacks Salt, Liverpool,
ln kegs Nails and Spikes Sd to 6 in spikes,
30 9 lining and box do do
$500 lbs. good and damaged Sole Leather,
10 hid. and bbls N. .. aud W 1 Molasse-,
t,ercc Stuatt's suga,housc Syrup,
tieIec fresh Rice,
10000 lbs. prime Western Bacon,
300 g lIofse Shoes,
100 i Horse Shoe Nails,
300 " Harness Leather,
% boxes sperm, tallow aud adamaniinc Candles,
6,0oo lbs Cotton Yarns No. 4 to IL,
500 " Wool Rolls,
500 " N. q. Clarified Sugars,
IL bbls Tanners Oil,
100 gals. winter Sperm Oil,
100 " Solar OIL,
10 bbls. No. : Mackorel,
10 & N. E. Tar,
u bosc. Tin Plate i0x1i and 1is20,
1900 boxes American and Russian Sheet Iron,
8 bbls. pielling Vinegar,
1000 lbs. Rio, Havana, and Brazil Sugars,
% bales I)omesties, Oznaburgs, Nc.
IL tons Lump Plaster,
800 lbs. Western Feathers,
40 bbls. Snperfne and Family Flour,
s boxes and hall boxes %l.anghorne X Armisiead's
and Burton Il Mays, Chewing Tobacco, ve,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-13

Oo- Warner Hall, in Gloucester county, "A well known
seat VI old tine hospitality, and the residence of Colin
Clarke, Esq, was destroyed by fire last week. Mr.
Clarke's lnss was very heavy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-13
ANTI-SPASMODIC ELIXIR,

rINIIE SUBSCRIBER, having received from several por-
i SONS OF high standing IN tins place assurances ol the good
effects oi his Elixir, hegs leave To ofer the following ccrti6
cate, as evidence, that nc does not desire to impose any rem
edy upon the public " without mrril.
Very respectfully, -
- II LYMAN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-13

The Three Vessels, seized by the IT,. :. District At
tarney at New York, on Friday last. on suspicion Of be-
ing engaged in the expedition against CUBA. were all
steam vessels. 1 ey are in possession of IT,. 5. Deputy
Marsl'als and their posses -one of them, the Sea Gulf,
Is anelored under the guns Of the n. Carolina.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-13

o. The Engineer Of the Tunnel, through the
Blue Ridge, advertises for proposals for its con-
s%truction. 1t will be 4,260 feet long-16 feet
wide-20 feet high, and pass at the depth Of 700
feet below the highest top of the mountain.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-13

o. The gross receipts o the Louisa Railroad,
for the year ending 1st July, were ST ,626 %,
being Sl4, 100 SO more than the preceding year
AN increase of nearly % per cent.