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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-08

VIRGINIA A. rules held in the Clerks Office oi The
' Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery, for Bed.
ford county, the I'd day OF October, 1919.
James Franklin, exon Of William Leftwich, deceased
Plaintiff,
against
John Norvcll, John James Morgan, David Roberts and 9TH
ers, Defendants.
IN CIIANCERY.
The defendant, John Norvcli, not having entered his APP
peatancc and given security according TO the ac' Of Assembly
and the rules Of this court, and II appearing by satisfactory
evidence that lie is not an inhabitant Of this commonwealth:
1t is ordered that the said defendant, John Norvell, do ap-
pear before the Judge Of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chaucery holden for Bedford county, Mt rules to be held
in the Clerks Office thereof, on the first Monday in Fet-
ruary next, and answer the plaintiffs bills; and that this or.
der be inserted in some newspaper published in the town of
Lynchburg Tor two months successfully, and posted al the
front door Of the Courthouse OF this county, on some court
day. A ~copy-Teste,
Oct S-w2m JOS WILSON, elk.
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GEORGIA ELECTION.
Twenty five c.aanties show a grim for Towns ID over
his last i elton Of 5SS. Both branches Of tho Legs
laiure Democratic.
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At Private Sale,
Bargains Y! Bargains I!

.ves 10 ran GOOdS.
lust received by the subscribers, from Boston, .New
- York, Philadelphia and baltimore, comprising a large
supply Of Dry Goods, shoes, Hats, Caps, Boots, Il %,
which we are determined 10 sell at such prices as cannot tail
to please either those who buy al retail, or those who buy TO
sell again our friends and the public generally, are res
pcctinlly invited to call and sec a choice selection OF goods,
suited to the present season. Come one, come all.
Sept. 20-tsi MEEM Y
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L~YNCHBURG MARKETS, OCT. q.
Prorisions.- Bacon u 10 g.; Beel.& 81 10 II, Corn Meal
60 To G2l cents.
Eor-Sli.
Uteat-lted 50 cents; White s..
Gr0ia.-Corn. 40 cts OalS2Scents.
Clorrr Seed No demand.
UhiShcy-30 cts.
Becsirdr-lS cents.
BHter--Vety dull 10 TO l2l for No. |.
Brnndy Apple. none Offering Peach none offering
Bar Iron -$S5 assorted and $50 90 when drawn 10
order.
Lo1ec-Rio9 g. cents; i.aguira . to o. Java l2l
Mocha %.
Coumiry Lmens-Tow 10 Ia II; Flax l2a 10 Is.
Cotton Yarns Sales 5 10 III cents.
Feaihers-30 to 80 cts.
EInr Seed Sale 80 cents.
F7A -Hcrrinys. No. /, 81 SO; Shad. old 81 SO
new 8 50
GinUng-25c cents.
Henp-We quote Il 10 6ic. in dema nd.
Litsecd OH-G5 10 70 cenls-in demand.
Idri-6t.
.hbhsscs -NNcst India IS to 10 els per gallon \
o. AZ to 40 cents.
H~aSiT-lnmp. So 10 81.
SugmS-NewD rleans6 10 rents; Porto Rico 7 toSl
cents; Clarified i2i crnls; Loaf | tol2i cents.
Sah.-$l So a %.
Tdiiom-9 to o. cents.
Tr $3.50 per Dbl
Uooi-2i to 90 els, in demand.
HAL U,JI. ~ l., oot
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HITs y, Ne E0ftIs OEFGOFNStss
JISED by him with such distinguished success ~ the cure
u of Coughs, Consumption, Catarrh, Asthma, Heart Dis
eases, Dyspepsia, Gonorrhua, Piles, Female Complaints, &c.
&c.-Aiso Dir. s. S. Fiteh's Abdominal Suproters, sh.ui-
der Braces, Inhaling Tubes, and Lectures on Consumption,
ami the art OF preserving Lille and Health to Old Age, Sc.
JOHN Il SEAY has been appointed agent for the sale Of
the above Goods, and will keep them constantly ON hand at
his Drug Store, Eynchbdrg, Virginia.
q : Dr Fitch's . Guide Book to Invalids, and Directions
for Promoting Health, and Instructions 10 Mothers, in the
Management Of Children may be had, Sratahou>l,, iy
calling for it at the Store as above. An extremely valuable
Book.
Aug. l3-t.f
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.umusord's Hoaser's Issa~.

WE have on hand a few copies Of this work, in large
w vo. vols, which we are authorised to sell at the low
price OF s3 tocluse account. Original price SS.ooo -.
July2-ifts D.B.PAYNE@ bRo.
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NOTICE.
THE Mbscsibrs Intending IN remove Ia the South, will Of
L fer for sale At public auction, on "wednesday, Inc 10th
day of next month. tu.tnher) the whole Of his stock OF Cat
tie, Sheep and Hogs, also whatever portion Of his crop OF
Corn, Oats, Hay, Nc. that may remain unsold at that time,
together with the wiole of his Plantation Tools and utcn-
sits one On Wagon, ono TX Cart, and ono Horse Cart also
all his Household aud Kitchen Furniture, a part oi which Is
valuable. The terms Of tn. sale will be cash Tor all sums
al and under Ten Dollars Tor sums over ten dollars, q cred
II oi s,S months will be given, the purchaser giving bond
with approved security. JOHN SMITH, ia.
Sept a7-tioot
N. B.-ifthe weather should DC unfair, the sale viii. take
place on tho neNt lair day. twill be continued from day to
ia, I'LL all the prop.f,, be sold. J. :. in.
Drt t-ttOOii
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RANKS AS COMPARTMENT AGENTS,

Having given the Virginian a respite Of some two OF
three weeks, in which TO digest the ugly facts we had
occasion 10 present In connection with banks and bank
ing, we beg leave to trouble il with a few Other rs ola SIM
liar sori. '-Repubhcan of Thursday last;
This is really cool. In the Nirginian of the
18th and Goth ult., We gave a pretty extended ex-
animation, and we may say refutation, of all the
Republicans assertions about the Banks. 1t was
not answered by that paper, though ii promised
to do so. The next issue did not contain the
promised notice, nor has 1t yet appeared. And
vet one would think, from the above paragraph,
tee had failed to reply TO some article of the Re-
publican.
Passing over the old matters in controversy,
the Republican of THURSDAY, tenders a new issue
and charges the Bank Of the United States with
having refused to redeem its branch notes at the
mother bank and Uice rcrsd, and with divers 9TH
er malfeasances. We are not the a~pologlsts OF
the manner in which the Bank was conducted at
all times. Doubtless, il often behaved badly
We have no time nor inclination TO enter into a
controversy about these old-worl stories. Wheth-
er the charges were true or false, our readers OF
the present day care but little. We have enough
topics of present interest TO occupy our columns.
b5. The Union has every day a new story of
some diplomatic correspondence, with this or that
Minister, conducted by Mr.. Clayton, in every one
of which, according TO this organ of the Foreign
Legations, he has been roughly handled aud the
character of the country lowered. Surprising
these stories TO be true, the Union must derive
them either from the foreign parties to the nego-
tiation, or from spies in the State Department.
In either case, it seems TO have been imposed
upon. All its allegations have been pronounced
unequivocally false by the Intelligencer and Re-
public, speaking by authority.
The Union accounts for this attempt Of foreign
powerS to trample upon our Government, by the
discovery it alleges they have made, that the
American people have been foolish enough to
elect to the Presidency a mere dolt-a man utter
ly incompetent TO the discharge of his duties-and
hence. says the Union, "they (foreign ministers)
believed they could with safety alter their con-
duct and their tone of language in treating or ne
gotiating with our Cabinet" Now, it is very true
that the Union has done its best, to make the
world believe Gen. Taylor was a mere imbecile,
but it arrogates too much when it supposcs its
character is such as TO give the slightest weight
to its assertions. Were its statements believed,
even by those whose organ it is, the country
might indeed he exposed 10 insult.
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Blacksmiths' Tools.

DLACKSMITIIS' BELLOWS, Anvils, yises, Screw
- Plates, Stock and Dies, Rasps, Files, Sledge and Hand
Hammers, Tor sale by GREGORY * A
npf - triu
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE,
AT AUCTION.
an arrangement among the lcgat'os OF the late Rev
- WIN Lcitwich, there Will be sold 10 the hir hest bidder,
ON the premises, on Saturday, the 81 November, II lair, II not
the next fair day. that VALUABLE TRACT OF AND,
called "OlIElt FARM, )" the former residence of the said
i.eitwich. The said trrc of Land lies in the county 81 bed.
lord, immediately on the I~ypchbug and Salem Turnpike,
within ~ miles Of the former place, and within O miles Of
the town OF Liberty. lii also within one mile Of Otter
bridge, where there Is store, post Office, saw aud grist mill
IIc said tract contains upvards nj
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Guns, Rifles, Pistols,

DOWDER FL.ASKS, Shot Pouc hes, Game Bags, PEI
L cussion Caps, Nipple W~renches, Nipples, patent Gu
Wadding, Sc. Tor sale CHEAP, by
Oct S-wlw & ROYALL.
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EDUCATION.

EDUCATION.
YNIiE undersigned will open a School for The reception Of
L boys on Monday next, Ord SeptemberD in the basement
story Of the MASONIC HALL. The course OF instruc-
ton viii embrace all which contributes a Classical, Mathc-
maiical and English education. The liberal patr mage, winch
he has heretofore received in Lynehburg will be an addition
al incentive 10 cxertion for the intellectual and moral culture
OF his pupils.
TERMS.
For English studies, per session ot five months, S2 80
For the Classics and Mathematics, II so
Aug. 3O-tsif BRANCH A.
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sINO PHYSICIANS N re-
ccivcd, another supply of that superior Kentucky MUS
TAfD, which the manufacturer warrants equal II not supe'
rior, to any in the world. For sale by
JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist.
Sept. 2i-tsif
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We comply with pleasure in the reques, Of Colone)
Childs 10 place the following correspondence in our col
ums.-(Na Int.
Ea,r NJ,Jl,S,y JN, \ SAINT % 1910
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-11
lishnent to be seen in the hand of almost every peas

snent to be seen in the hand of almost every peas
ant.
The active nature of Kossuh would not now suffer
him to remain idle. He turned his attention 10
founding societies for establishing and encouraging
domestic manufactures and for constructing publ lie
roads,
In six months after tie Funding of the .'pIotection
societies., by Kossnth, than half the Hungarian
people were pledged to only articles Of domestic
manufacture.
On the 22d Feb at Pesh, Kossu,h used the following
words in speech
'Snce $50 years. form a constitutional State; we
wish therefore tie ministers who sit these ben ches
hear and gueso,s. From ihis day forth we
wish to have Hungarian ministry"
Five days after, the news of the movement at Pesh
reached Presburg The conduct Of Kossuth at this time
only contributed than that of any other
up The Hungarians demand their rights but also
had great effect in exciting to activity the people OF
Vienna itself He was at the head Of the population
which the 10Th March demanded and obtained from the
Empire separate Hungarian ministry. From this time
forth he the soul Of the Hungarian Diet As dan
gers and difficulty came. his influence increased On
the It'll June he became Finance minister. June Eth
broke out the war with the Servans. August 25th with
Croatia. September 2Olh he was President of the
Ministry. September 9Th appears the Inperia
Manifest which produces the open rupture between
Hungary and Austria At the head of the commit
tee of safety Kossuh conducted the Hungarian AZ
fsirs His history since is that of Hungary itself
which need not repeat here-Ne,card DAILY .3drcr
Esy.
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PONYrGAn,
RESIGN ALTON
BY HENRY ". LoNGFELLow.

There is no fock however watched and tended
But one dead lamb is there
There is no freside, howsoe'er defended
But has vacant chair
The air is full Of farewell to the dying,
And MORNINGS for the dead
The heart of Rachael for her children crying
Will not be comforted
Let us be patient these Affections
Not from the ground arise,
But oftentimes celestial bencdictions
Assume thisdark disguise.
We see but dimly through themists and vapor. T;
Amid these earthly damps
what seems to us but dim, funeral tapeFs,
May be Heavens distant lamps
Thae is no Death ! what so is transition
This life OF mortal breath
Is but suburb of the life elvsian.
Whose portal we call Death.
She is not dead-the child of our Affection
But gone unto that school,
Where she no longer needs our poor protection,
And Christ himself doth rule.
In that great cloister's stiffness and secluson
BY guardian angels led,
Safe from temptation. safe from SIMS pollution,
She lives, whom we call dead
Day after day think what she is doing
IN those bright realms of air
Year after year, her tender steps pursuing,
Behold her grown more fair.
Thus do we walk with her, and keep unbrollcn
The bond which nature givcs,
Thinking that our remembrance. though unspokcn,
May reach her where she lives
Nor as child shall again behold her
For when with raptures wild,
In our embrace again eniold her,
She will not be a child
But fair maiden in her Fathers mansion,
Clothed with celestial grace
And beautiful with all the SOULS expansion
Shall we behold her face.
And though at times, impetuous with emotion
And anguish long suppressed,
The swelling heart hcavcs moaning like the ocean
That cannot be at rest
We willbe patient and assuage the feeling,
We cannot wholly stay;
BY silence sanctilymg, not concealing,
The grief that must have way.
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FASHIONS! FASHIONS
For the Fall and Winter Of 1848---9.

I WOULD respectfully inform the citizens ofLynch-
IL burg. and the surrounding country, that my North
and French report Of Fashions has just come to hand
as issued by Thomas Oliver, of New York They arc
very different from any thing heretofore issued land are 10
fine taste.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended
to me, my friends and the public may be assured, with
the advantages have in being agent for of the best
reporters in the United States Of getting garments cut
n the mos; splendid
NORTHERN OR FRENCH STYLES,
as they may fancy All work Entrusted to my care shall
be done with despatch. JOHN Oakley.
Jan 4 WITS
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j A MES G. ARLAN D
NOTICE. 10 THOSE HAVING WOOL.

TIE subscriber would respectfully invite ,e DOL grow
ers OF Campbell andt surrounding counties, " ho wish
to have their wool Carded Cared and Woven
iii possible, in order that he may card
ing and b. able their with despatch and
good order
Those who may wish give their wool for CLOTH are
qucsted with their wool I'D examine for themselves
his large stock Of Woolen Goods, which he will either sell
low give for wool at fair rates.
TERMS.-For carding, per h. will be charged. -
II Mixed cts when paid for by the weight OF the WOOL
paid Tor By the weight the rolls, cent will be
charged Fer oing pound will be charged in all
.
N4y 2I-w2m JAS s. CREWDSON Agt
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April 9-ts PETERS s STIGLER.
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LANDFOR SALE,
CO.1'T.4LVI.VG 1904 .7CRES.

flNG Immediately on the Forest Road, about Is miles
- west from 1-yachhurg, and within of Norwood
Tavern Presenting all persons shng to buy, would first
the premises. suffice to remark that 1t is valuable
nte FARM, being at least third in Woods, and
usual portion, Tor the size of the tract is rich
Bottom Land
lies remarkably well and produces kindly There is not
as much ACRE Of CALLED out land, the
tract The improvements comfortable Buildings, all
There also other valuable lands adjoining, which
can be bought if additional quantity should be wanted
Persons wishing to view the land will please call the
subscriber, living within few miles OF the Posses
sion be had the time Of purchase As this land not
brought into market raise the accommodating
indulgence can be extended, if required.
May 24-wts WILLIS 6. POINDEXTER.
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WRIGHT ct al VS. ROBERTS ON'S Admir- &c ! In Chan
BROWN 5 Gerry.
DURSUAN to order ofthe Circuit Superior Court of
Il Law and Chancery for the county of Amherst made
these the 9th day of April Si9 all persons claim
ing to be creditors Of Archibald Robeson decd warned
to appear before me, my Office at Amherst Court House,
saturday, the Sh day Of July and their claims
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GREAT OVERFLOW N TEXAs-Ihamense los. Of Pro
pery-The Galveston Civilian says that an owe flow O.
the Salado took place early last month, causing great
destruction of property in the camp of the third Infantry.
San Antonio. Such was the fapidity Of the RISE
which commenced at 9ocloc night, that in less than
FIVE minutes the had risen four five feet barely
giving time to those who had families t, remove them
to place of security, before every thing submerged
into the water.
The shrieks Of women and children confusion Of
the crashing Of tents and dashing about Of camp mpe.
bowling tempest, accompanied with flashes # lightning
followed by the loudes peals Of thunder in rapid success
sion, together with heavy showers Of rain, present bu.
faint idea OF The description Of The night and terrific
that followed. The camp situated nearly half
mile from the highlands and in the darkness Of the night,
through mud, water and grass. every had
por, themselves before they could find place Of safety
Fortunately, no lives los but the loss and dansgs
of property srepresenied immense. The los, Of o. w.
Ogden, suter of the Sd Infantry, innate five
thousand dollars WeaFr credibly informed that thirty
Thousand dollars will supply the damage done by this
overflow. Everything belonging 10 encampmpnt, in
GLIDING the fixtures of camp together with the c thing
and other paraphernaa belonging those Contacted with
this encampnen has ri her been damaged or ST. Th "a
officers with families. having made every preparation and
arrangement for the El Paso expedition. have met
ious loss, which will take repair. This sad
catastrophe, together with other calamtes which have
visited the troops while stationed here. WILL doubt,
procrasnae their movement towards Ell Paso for
time. We understand The water feta deep upon
the spot where the camp was located