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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-10

IL.
~ AIMS ga NsN-hestl. ~ .astsh
~ Northampton, BIeueb0io, WiPoi1,
Bellows Falls M,ndsor, Newbury and Wells River
Passengers leaving NewYofk Cisy by the m1flias gsn
Of tho New-Ycrk and New-iisven Railroad arflye 81
Springfield at p M stop an hour for dinner, nj hsn
proceed to BraulehOrO BY the fsp OF the Cos ascacsi
River Railroad where they stop iOi ne night NJ Il morn
Ing proceeding BY stage 10 NapOe, ~ nal 49, thes
by railroads IN connection with the Come int fss
sumpse Rosd, they arrive ~ Wells River ff i.DPA.
whero ges m readnoss tO convey he % ison.
az miles nom Fsbyan's end II miles from rsncona
Hois) the same evening Passengers leaving sss.kcn
City BY the p NJ train lodge al Springfield, AID By ~
a 2 NJ train lodge al New Haven, snd leave ~ 6Ah
the day by Ihe above rosts, errsingA Nss Rlyss
ats PM.-kare on this route. New York 10 W1gor
Wapols 70 Wells River, 81 ."i Wells River 70 Floy'
ans. -.
The above route FOR la dfectusss cLfapness I'D com
fort tia believed cannon be squAied and sly csnlo
be supposed by any. Tho section " country when u
raverses ls smphaucsliy The Garden u New sng snd
The picturesque scenerYwith which 70 hbOunds and Ne
many objects u interest n iLs various boh1uisl tnh
oninsrY ind ieereris o. The bsye'iey esof-fis so'p1
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THE ADVERTISER, hsyioz with

FIl fA-bIUNAbLk RATS Jssl rnisn.a, 90
I'll most splendid arsels oSef offered, ssgsnG French
sils nsl.. 81 the Price u g. usually sot a. a.
Also, AZ article a. ~ 59--ss.i bats a. o.
sf In BROWN f4e ca1s-<t
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DANIEL =. TIEMANN, JOHN ID RiKER j.
Inspectors c. ). r~eilh Ward
Osiss New. York. Oct 4. igte oe Y

,sJlNDDM SHADES. tilu tcralcrs, DrnPei}l M.s
w uns. Ac a. wholesale and rciail.-J {. WOODfJhp,
IS 6ru@dw sy has tho nlOsl extensive assortment 81 NE
above ARTICLES he found n tie city, and a. greatly elc
"A price, Several styles Of superior window Shades
l,eols he style of Louis XIV JOshcs Flowers, &c
a so prspery CurlEins Curtain Loops, Baads. Pins
Ortsf ficusrv ord and rssso.s, Window Wire
&c Sc Merchants b0ying Al wiOesss vii trtiI v then
s,-.t A., m l,.f,r. tnalny their purchase. ~ -
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.SOLAR LAMPS. 6irandolvs and Chandeliers q ihe
NlAgest patterns bfoassa sit or silvS "a esr9hene
vihtsas phosseoe .ss. OF ana lars iAnQs t~i .lre
"a oihar ls.irfns hsannia and glass cnerg and
sncy Ornamental also eanPhene, sPitt gss, Phetgene
a. oil " icss g.assof, &c Sc. -
- CBAS FULLER. rs Green wieA-si
~ fkarnfaFs 81
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- EALED PROPOSALS Wi 20 receive" ny 'hr
Sund~nlrnec Comms riunors aud lrlpe cOn az Con
non schools Of the 1eciih Ward 81 ne Nv oi sew
New CITY HALL sual MJhdey, tbe fld dey 81 oee'rf
.nst al O'Clock NJ. Tor teG4Dg and vcnuiaunf Nsfd
schontuouse No a. IN trs iuared aud i"cn.f II'nf'
,ri~een second ano 1inid ave
fanher Information may be obtained On application Al
The ssif oii,e .,,,, ..,,.,,,
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DRY GOODS.
NEW STYLE OF EMBROIDERY

UN Sill LhAF 2
MRS. REISKY, recently from Nle1ns- vii receive
4'lfsw pupil. for destruction Ia embroidery on st'
Grape, In any stye aud Respectfully nVlie'
ladies' cal and exaniSs FER zssor1elt - eof9'oer-'
ana fancy articiss a. O. FRAskLiN--T.
% M Wesf Broadway.
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nRAsGE COUNTY COCRr-cNAN0k COUNTY - lrfs
O~oofs sssiaif Fal1g Osr-f sr-l-if t,f e'-t 1fi,
80, 80. =. a. .-.fs--rt frr-hl a. Grey
Gri--T r. Csc Az nl 1roN 80 ~.
- - HUG4 nACKtnsON. a-i slsAN J b tf@ .trl~
CfnSYr EO8ERI D. OfDSkl. -oNAlhsh ciNNt.
join y. GiDsEF. NARY J. GlpNtf al toNaNA
49, h-r-.F slrrrl7-f o. a1fe-f 80 r0i a
Z 80 VIA go 60 r' t-e C-s .' t.r
Coaa.v q Or.ar- sra try cf A-Fs'. j, D i-i -7
m r,-- "a a. Ssr1u-rt. Dag CO . ~ re-
.ftr f.--tr ir- --rrI- 1--ec ere ore H ne i't
- % s7t1 'r' % s1---i .'- -
COR Ha-. y Cf~ts- Or,-r- 1r'y ca 90 i't a,is' I'd
Srv.~t-r r.. c'cek 80 cr~ou Or ~ --f or
- d -. -.rf'.-t- D.t.i seras- -. isis CO atLhNl'
. a.
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tNss York hereby 90 AT f-fI4rf .aFlt claim
ss.nst MARY l. bONFsNft Dee ID IL CT oI Hss f9st -
oeas>t pese1 ssin- 9Th tl4ci nrl' t-
a. rss.i-se- - 81 r-sf- .-Ff Cry N-s fors
b-ior- tsy yan4sy -ftps'sf Nrr W. - ia
DAY cfJ1iY lrrt Jv-kfh , brntrhht
.tlI
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DUBLIC ADAIslsTRaTOk's OFFtCE So Ss,.sl-.trs-t r.
leroy th~ relatives I'D eat o il0f itIiE
MAYER at NJ cyr Ns~ flrt sng- fr fcss-i s11
slsssi have ed H'--ts- hat he f-e- 81 - 80 a
OF Pools Aiaa.ifstor. 70 am
~ po.si ssc1fig a. l-ss to
esr-i b. aEfsl ssi1rstlr oi ne i-es.-d
POI. tag ol Octa-f Ds-i N-s fon sept - LEA
JANFlS THAyFll Poole 4IrHr
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DLbLll AyhiNl'irAi1te 'rfiArt NO Ht'-f--sf
i l-rsbf 20 - rssiTes snt n-tt of an o.
SAMUEL HtNBCkGHEk. hts c he Cf ol A-F f0fs, fsisf,
asf o. baq- i-i 1siafs hat 81 M apPy
s4rrog- Of - County Of fos. DO of atu
tratoa uro1 ~ ss,ats ~ l0h fag H o. %
etk ths .r-ccIr Uss' >as ins i
rHaYyfi. PnaHf AIr|aIsffst0r.
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DUsIIc ADalNtsTKsrURs OFritE, 50 >ss.su.Iir--f-
Sot-- r-rsb, ss-1 ~ fsar-s emf a-ti o. n q PAT
RICK ffNNAS Cey oi NsN f1rs 5sc-ssi lai who
ALLEGED ai tsstae itat shall aqpy il- .-rf0g-
Counf f1fs. -sl a sor as0r 49, - sls
IL SAD rssfstr 7ih Say oi November sFi 80 o1 ocs
in o.. ors1ooa.- Dit-f >~- fafs DOT o lsfs
a. 1s~.- rsNFs rpAfgR Psr.r AIrl..frsf0f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-08

utions were drawn BY Mr. Bayly himself and am very
confident that the abstract 5ove embraces the
Of them They will not be officially published, | am
assured for days YET and the only copy Of
them is IN the hands of Mr.. Bayly."
The reade- cannot out remark that Mr. Bayly's resolu
lions materially different from those Of Mr. Floyd.
Instead Of making positive declaration thai the South
vii forroly ans aggression by Congress upon the
uareneed rights Of the slaveholdng Sraes they simply
aer, N right Of resistance and warnngy thai
when the aggression shall have heen committed 1t will
then becim. he duty Of the South summary 10 dis
olive the Cni2n but 10 devise the mode and measure
Of redress" MIR tryd's resolutions. the other hand,
unquesooaoy commit the State Of Virginia to open and
sing ehanded resistance, 70 matter whal may De the
denomination Of Her sister s. rthern States.
In this consists the imp 'rtant variance between
these reslt and that adopted ~ the South Carolina
legislature Wi ch only declared To readiness OF 'hai
State ID % operate with other Southern states % resist
inc the enforcement he Wiluot Provl>o. resistance
in that resolution meant something more th-." sen
timen." and looked directly 10 lie ioTcinle man uH"Ie
Of principle affirmed but The resOlruon Of ne WI 80
South should be taken. Rich. Times
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-08

holders willing sell at S. but others ask high
GRAIN-There is very little Wheat at market e
day. The few parcels ufrred sold at lOOdlU CTS =
good TO prime reds.
Sales If Corn at 40 CTS for white, and - cts. {
yellow.
Oais worth 50 els.
Nothing ofany moment has bee
done in Beef Pork; small sales Of No Beef are NJ
king al Sill 25ill 50. Mess Pork i. held at 81 i,S
5. and Prime at sl2al2,50 per bbl. In Bacon thel
is te doing Shoulders are Bringing 5l-Sa54 Cts. :
des 5.a7s cs.; ana Hams 6.49 cts. lard in kegs
held a. CTS. and hbs. al Z. CTS.
WHlSkFY.-The market is dull. We note sale
Of binds 24 els. and of obs al PSI cis
January t-P. n.
FkOUR-Ciry Mills and Howard street Flour /.
held a $.
WHEAY-Prme r d sells at l0T cents per bushel.
CORN--Saes Of white al 81 cents, and yellow 81 J.
cents per bushel.
OATS Sales at 80 cents per bu~hel.
WHI>kEI-Salesu Of bbs. at % cents per gallon.
PRONlolONS-Ihe market Is improving.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-08

Resistance cord action" That's. the questsore J"
The Enquirer Is ''ncned q think" we presume not
incorrectly, that the flowing version, ~ the W ashlng
TN sp1ndeat tile Philadelphia Inqliree, Of the re-
sutnnS rfared by NJ. Bayy the meeting Of The South
members Of On gress. ''approxlm5 les the trnlh
Nj BlyIy Of Virginia nf-rel a saries Of resolutions,
embracing essentially in regard the rights OF the States
and the pIwer IF the Genera ,v1rnnent, the PTncl
pies # the resolutions of 79S. They do not recommend
resistance but insist upon firm nainena If the con-
sttulpna rights Of the South and Inc right OF the
people uf the States resist in snch manner as they
NAV deem prupe any unconstitutional act Of the Gen
4raI Government regard the Institution Of slavery
The resolutions further pr1p1se the appointment Of
committee draft address the people Of the slave
holding States merely showing the progress Of abolition
isfn, aad suggesting any note Of remedy leaving
thlt De devised BY the people Of the States and the
Stale Legislatures.
"'The res,u'irns fired BY Mr.. Blyly. and finally
retired 10 committee Of one from each slave State,
learn automatically declare first The deep attachment Of
the nh 10 the union u these States. second that IN
case If the violation # the Constitutional rlgns OF any
u TIE cInfaderdcy it the privilege and the du-
tv of the States agyreved thereby themselves to devise
tie mode and measure 1t redress: thirdly, that IN case
The ayression on The lights Of he Snth threatened by
the recent action of the House Of Representatives on the
subject Of slavery shall be consummaIed, II Will become
the right and the duty Of the savehodng States 10 &C.
Use ir.r n-4s-!e IL .t1rcss then T!o7esi Inc 'es2
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-08
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
Office of The american. January l,5P. ,

Otfce q The .7neFlcdn. january I, 5 P. NJ.
CATTLE.-There fair supply of Beeves at
day. the offerings reaching 500 head. Of which
$50 s,Id. 60 remained unsod. and 26O were
driven Philadelphia. Prices ranged from 81 25as4
per 100 lbs on the hoo equal to s4,50as,75 net, and
averaging IS 25 gross.
HOGS.-\Ne note an Improvement in the price Of
live Hogs, sales having been made to-day at $5a5,-
81
FLOUR.-On Saturday there sales of 400 bis
Howard street Flour 81 81. Since the publication this
morning Of The Europa advices the market has
BEEN something hrmer. There sellers on'Change'
day 45-but this not eazed buyers not BE-
ing disposed to pay over 81 g.
Therc is nc i'qr:'y 3. City Mills Fcu: 70 dsv,-Scme
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-08

severe cough ~ ans ia the sius U-~,,
ting until he was bat mere living skeiton aad h.dt
advice Of three phys ans but none Of them could give
any relief and gradual surely he seemed To be sinkl
into the tomb Happenins accidentally OF 81
Gree Almanacs We fer As though the Basam would "
there Were some cases ill., It had been cured when
as bad as he therefor procured bottle Of:
he began grow better and by us7 three bottles
cough was ell gone and he is enoymT good hedHA,
which he is solely indebted through the BILE sing OF God
Uistar's Balsam IF Uitd Cherqg VIM DIXON
DIR kidder says the article has given universal sasac's
70 his customers.
None genuine, unless signed BUTTS on the !, oDss
Prce one dollar per bottle, SIX bottles for five dolal
For sale BY d. LYMAN, Druggist, fynchburg -
and by Druggists generally throughout the United States
Jan st
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-08
ROSTO% MAR, st, Dec. 81.

BOSTON MARI IT, Dec. oo.
Flour aud Corn-The marke; 'T fioen c1" . n'
firm, straight brands Michigan selling at ~ -
Genesee common at 1915; extra Cenesee at
So round hoop Ohio and ST. Louis s. 25a$v 'oU 10
common. and S5,75at6 for extra In Corn sales na''
zen made AT 60 cents fox yellow, and some parcels :"
81 cents and So cts for white. Northern Oats are "a
Their scarce and bring 3Sa40 cents, and Rye 67a6S
per buShel.
Cotton-Has been in very fair demand for some days
past, and he late advance is fully sustained Sales "a
800 bales and The stock very light
Coffre-The sales have been 5 DAB. cents fuf 81.
Domingo and 3-4a7 cents, for Sumatra
Provsions-Sales of Mess Beef at sllasl2 per bbl
cash and mos, and held higher. Lard is rather
scarce and selling in small lois previous rates. No
Prk in market. Dressed Hogs bring fem 6a6i cts.
per ID cash.
sugar-Ihe market is very quiet, and lie sales con
fnrd to small lots without change in prices.
Woo-lhere las been considerable doing in wool and
some 5000 lbs fleece and pulled have been taken
full previous rates.-.TpnnaL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-08
MARRIAGES,

Married, by the Rev. james McDaarmon, on the 26lh
ult, Mr.. Joseph W. Davidson. of Prince Edward coun-
Iy, 10 Miss Rachel B. Bel, Of Appomatox county
, on the l4th ult.. by Rev Benz R. Dawson.
Mr. Jeptha !! Cuff to Miss Catharine McCary, Of Am
heTst.
-, BY the same, on the ooh Mr. Samuel Gar
ner. to Miss Marian L. Pugh of Appomatox
-, BY the same, on the 9th, Mr.. Chiswell
Glass, to Miss Susan HILL Of Campbell
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-08
STATE OF THE STOCK MARKET.

STATE OF THE STOCK MARKET.
Reported BY Beverly Blair, Licensed Stock Broker.
State Stock g per cents-par value sl00-sales at par
CoTPorauon 3 per cents-par value &lCO-last sales
96.
James River & Kanawha Bonds, guaranteed by the
State-9S and interest
Exchange Bank Stock-par value $l00-none on sale.
Farmers Bank Sock-par value 500 SO.
Virginia Bank Stock-par value 70 66
Manchester Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Stock
par value tl00-held at t95.
Rchm"nd Fire Association Stock-par value SO
t29 2 a 80.
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail Road
par value $lOO-hed at SIS and mi.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-08
Farmers and Merchants


Al an annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of the fs.
meTs and Merchants Savings Institution held their OF
fce an 'he h,wn Of Aynchbug Thursday. the 4h Of
January .o49 David r Edley was. motion, called to
the Char, and NJ W Davenport appointed Secretary.
The Committee on the Of the books and affairs Of
the Institution submitted report The condition OF the
institution as ALLOWS:
Ihe Committee appointed by the Preslden. Of the
Farmers and Merchants Savings institution to exam
Inc the Books and affairs Of the Institution. ana report
The condition of the same on the lst January le49-
respectfully submit the following report thereon
ihe condition ofthe Institution i. ~ fo!lows:
LIABILITIES.
Certificates Of Deposes outstanding 1895 is
Stockholders On joint Fund i0,o32 II
OLD Stockholders and others t53 ;6
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-08
NEW YORK MARKET. Jan.4.P pm.

F.our,, $
WHEAT-The market wears an improved aspe.'
I'd holders demand higher prices.
,70RN-A 10: Of mixed corn sold to day At 81 CENT
C 11I;: S-The market is frm advance of ha
ben realized u oEices rent before the late foreis
YREA>I-Ry NOTES S1-i SIS premium.
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S5i.:7i a.
ASSETS
Bills and Notes discounted 81 ,4O7 So
Cash on hand In Farmers Bank 90 81
- a5l.41l As
iour Committee beg leave to further report thas they
have carefully examined the Books Of the Institution and
find them have been neatly and correctly kept They
have also inspected the list Of deb tors and are Of opinion
that they good. They have also the qualification to
report that debt in the transactions Of The past
year. has been either lost suspended Upon full
view Of all tive Notes, Drafts, Books and PAYERS Of the
Bank, your COMMITTEE well satisfied that it is in
sound and healthy condition and safe depsi,um for
those having money to depse, and is affoding active
facilities to the trade and commerce of town and coun-
trV.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-08
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
LENCHBURG MARKETS.

Saturday. Jon. s. 1873.
TOBACCO.
Receipts snal and prices unchanged We quote Lugs S.
~ - 80; Shipping and Sennlng Leaf $3.50 to $
in quality; Manufacturing from 8 so a. with higher
prices FOR finer descriptions which have become
Eiow- {. Is -.
prOrssi0s- Bacon no old on first hands: Beel.5 10
cts; Corn Meal. 45 cents Pork 81 90 to 81 So
"hea.--ied 50 cents; White S..
tsru.l.-Corn. 40 CTS OATS % cents.
'Lor.r SEED Is so s..
Uhiskey->ales at 80 to 81 cents. dull.
Beeslcar-i. cents
Ertter--Very dull 10 to '2i for So.'
Bran4y-Apple. none Offering Peach. none Offering
Boz iro.-t S5 assorted and $50 50 .shen drawn 10
o-des.
Co1ee-Eio 5 to 9cents; Lasu.ra s. to 9 Java re-;
Nocna %.
Country Linen, Tow 10 and Flax l2.. >. yel 10
demand.
Cotton Y..n. !; 70 .;cea...
Feahes-30 to 81 cts.
EIar Seed Sales 90 cents.
Fsh-Herrings. No !. s. 50; Shat, old !: so;
new 80
Eilseng-25 cents.
Hsnp-So sales We quote s. y s..
LiEseed Oils cents
Lard-to sales of moment.
.Nolasses-Nest India IS % 40 e, p., gallon; \.
o. AZ to As cents.
PLdster-lump, S. to7.
SuguS-Sew Orleans to cents; Porto Rico 8 10
cents Clarified I2s cents; Loaf III to ~ cents.
Sah.-S2a and s..
1aioC-9 to 81 cents.
7m $3.50 per Dbl
Uoot-23 to = cts. dull
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-08
Ihare for Hire. bY the month.

OK OR EIGHT YOUNG NEGRO FELLOWS among
- them fine Blacksmith. will good stand 10,
Blacksmith, with lag custom,-Louse and garden 4.
tAched. s. NJ SCOTT
Jan Sit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-08
GREET REDTCTIO.V.
+ A IL L

r. A Ii Il
From LynchbHrg to Richmond 50 81
THE public respectfully informed, that and ait
the ls day of January, lS49 the price for passage
Canal Packets from Richmond to Iynchburg will be
duced to the low fare of 50 50. Way fare in proporon
Meals extra.
Below, card Of intermediate distances, for fave
hours Of passing
Leare Richmond .Hondau. Leape Lunchl,riry .1ondr
Wednesday and Friday, at "wednesday and Friday a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-08
COP.lRT.V.EKSHlP.

STHE undersigned, successors the late firm of John vi
s Co.. have this day formed copartncrship und,
the and style Of PATERSON & DORYIC. t,
the purpose of conducting
" TOb0CCO' Commission business.
At the Old Stand. aOA Front Street, New York
The usual advances VIII be afforded on consignments
JAMES l. PATERSON.
JOHN ]. DORTIC.
ia Sim Ne" York, January !, 1919
- Republican copy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-08
LIGHT! LIGHT

rAMPHINE LAMPS and CAMPFIINE, the best .,
~ cheapest light in use, warranted perfectly safe
u received and Tor sale the sign Of the Golden Mortar
Dec li-lmif d. X. LYMAN
IJARPS.--5. +. BROW NE would inform his iriends
purposes visiting Lynchburg the third week in Janu
yS will be happy to attend any orders he be favor
with-or for repairs. He will have with HIM fine select
of hARPS, Strings, and Music Orders left Mr.. p =.
lor, Main Street, Richmond will be promptly tc
j. F. BROWNE & CO
Jan 4-2tif 295 Broadway. New York
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-08
80. sTRAYED from ny ia ther,s, in Amber.

n STRAY ED from NY fathers in Ami e re-
IA opposite Lynchburg, the night OF w Wednesday I'll
~A-A Sd inst, my RIDING HORSE, dark bay, and tvs
colts sorre with blaze face years old in the spns
the other bay two years old in the spring.-Thev
tracked 20 The toll bridge and may be either side
river. Any information respecting said horses by letter
otherwise addressed to VIM lsbell Lynchburg myse
Stone all Mills, Appomattox, will be thankfully
and who may put himself the trouble OF br.,
Jig them to either place, literally rewarded.
Jan SIS F. w. ISBEIS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-08
VIENNA

Pvae e'.ers mention that abdcaOn of the late En-
pero IF Ausr had produce very favorable impression
increased ~ The hope that tile Emperor would again
establish the Court at Vienna.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-08

Saturday. jon. s. ls!9.
TOBACCO.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-10-10
The Elisha.

We had the pleasure Of "trip on this admi-
rable New Orleans and Baton Rouge packet a
few days since, and cannot refrain from express
ing our highest admiration of every thing con-
nected with her internal management. Her
captain is assiduous, vigilant and careful, and
although he looks pretty fierce, is nevertheless
exceedingly obliging, and as quiet as q lamb;
the politeness and attention of her clerks are
written in their countenances; her table is
crowded with the ~luxuries Of three continents,
and if we mistake not the fourth has some hand
in filling it up; her servants are active, Clearly,
polite and attentive; her beds are all upon
springs; every thing about her is as clean as a
new pin; she is as punctual as the sun, and
runs like o skeered rabbit. Success to the
Elisha.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-10-10

Do NOT RELY ON APPEARANcEs.-We were
informed yesterday, by a person who stated it as
a fact, that on the landing of the steamship
Falcon'an individual came on shore without hal.
coat or boots. After looking around hin for
some time, with a free and easy, independent
kind of an air, he called TO- drayman and reques-
ted him to take charge Of pair of saddle bags,
which were on board the vessel and'convey them
to Hewlett's. With some hesitation, the dray-
man complied with the request, but on attempt
ing to lift the saddle bags he found he was
unable to do so without assistance The fact
was, that they contained $4,000 in gold, which
the c~oatless, hatless and bootless man had
brought with him from California. We will
guarantee that his costume to-day would not
disgrace an ha55:tuf of Broadway. Truly, ap-
are fallacious and deceptive.-Pic-
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-10-10

WISE CoUNsEL.-The Home Journal gives
the following extract from an address of the
venerable DR.. Mott, President of Union College,
New York:
81 have been young and now am old; and in
review of the past, and the prospect of the flu
ture, I declare unto you, beloved pupils were to
permitted me to live my life over again, | would
by the help of God, from the very outset,
live better. Yes, from the very outset I would
frown upon vice; | would favor virtue; and lend
nv influence to advance whatever would exalt
and adorn human nature, alleviate human mi
serv, and contribute to render the world l liv-
ed in. like the Heaven to which | aspire, the
abode of innocence and felicity. Yes, though
were to exist no longer than the ephemera that
sport away their hour in the sunbeams of the
morning; even during that brief period | would
rather soar with the eagle, and leave the record
of my flight and my fall among the stars, that
creep the earth and lick the dust with the reptile
and, having done so, bed my body with my mem
DRY in the gutter"
The life of DR.. Mott has been a daily ~illustra
ton of the value of the sentiments he so hand
somely expresses. He is now a patriarch O
some seventy-six years, and has presided over
Union College for forty-fye years, preserving
in his old age that fire of genius ana that kind
illness of heart which have made him the idol o
all who have:.every enjoyed his instruction.