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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-15
b' LATER FIR ON EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP CAMBRIA.
AT HALIFAX.
COTTON STILL UPWARD.


Baltimore Nov. 10. 6 80 p. NJ.
The steamship Cambria arrived at Halifax Thursday
evening. at p NJ, bringing dates from Liverpool to
the gu, October. She brings ont eieht passengers.
COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
Liverpool papers of the 9Th October, represent
the general tone of business during the week bring
healthy.
Cotton has been active in the early part of the week,
and on Monday spectators operated to considerable
tent buying at an advance the prices current The week
previous This advance amounted 10 from 81 TO ID per
ID on nearly all description Subsequenllv less activl
~ prevailed. Estimated amount sold for the week,
b2,7l0 bales. The make, closed however. with a quiet
steady feeling. The following the quotations; FAIR
Orleans 6sd., ordinary to mddng 5ada CID. The
stock ~ Liverpool is estma ed at AZ 900 bales of which
ZSo,O are American descriptions.
Corn-Trade throughout the country quet--buyers
operating only 10 meet immediate wants. Holders have
been unable TO maintain quotations, aud prices have still
downward tendency.
Indian Corn is held firmly at former ptcrs, with imi-
ted sales.
Provisions were in steady demand at advancing ra tes
In the early part Of the week large sales Bacon were
made at advance of from two shilling per cwt
This advance. however not fully sustained by the
trade subsequent sales. Beefn fair request at former
prices; sales limited Pork in COED demand-low quail
ties scarce, fair equally wanted and would readily sell
at 30 To So shillings Shoulders sold freely during the
week a: fro n lSs To 2ls large business has been
done in Lad at easier raes-lhe sales sum up about
one hundred Ions at from 34s to 36s.
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EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENT.

Gov. Floyd appointed Friday. Mr. Alexander c.
Layne of the Delegate firm Alleghanv COUNTY. aud
present at the University Of Virginia. second Lieu
tenant in the Public Guard OF tins State to supply The
in that office occasoned hy the promotion of
end Lieneuant ed s. Gay, 10 fill the vacancy in The
office of first Lieutenant made by the resignation OF 1t
Brown which took 81. Ct on The Isl inst
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Novels, new and interesting.
To House builders

10lI BOXES SUPERIOR WINDoW GLASS, all 81
eJV zes-2 900 lbs PUTTY.
The subscriber would like call the attention Of those
wanting GLASS; to his stock, to enable him satisfy them
that he has not only better but cheaper ecause there lit
tie or no beaaage averaging nearly 18th inch thick)
than offered In this which he will be pleas
ed to shew to customers, together with large and
assortment Of Drugs Medicines Periunery Paints Oils
DyeStnh' and Fancy Articles which will be sold at prices
and in quantities 10 suitpurchasers, y. II, LYMAN,
octio-owh Bank Square.
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NIAfsISlt gle.

Married, Thursday evening, the 1s instant by the
Rev. Mr., Norman, Mr.. JONATHAN A. DAWSON to
Miss MATILDA VAUGHAN, all OF Pitts lvana county
g. The Danville Register will please copy.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD,
I.yNcI,nIruC NV ,o,h

ISNcuBURG, NOy. 10th, Is ~
IoBaCCo--lnspcetions In LIST Nov. isis, io5 hhds.
do do do d., lsi9, 3l2 h IDS.
Demand continues brisk Ion good shipping and Manuae-
turing Leaf Lugs and Common Leaf, ~ TO 10 cts lever
Sales range from - Is 10 81 80 Tor Iugs 81 to 81
common and mddng Ieaii So ~ 50 Tor good and fine
Shipping, So to $40 Tor good and fine Manufacturing.
WHEAT So TO SiA cts ior Red, 81 to 92s Ion w hi,c
WILLIAM 4. SMITH,
Commission Merchant.
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In uul and healthy sos of country, sbost 60 niles
from hburg, ~ from Fine astls and trOs Salem
The Lynchbutg and Tennessee ksii kosd, now usaer
oon.rse, from Ly nehbg 10 Salem, will within miles
place. will greatly enhance the value ofihe pro-
perty. -
It 10 needless TO give extended description Of the
premises, any wishing TO purchase wiv view the F'o-
pcr,y before doing so.
The land will be- shown by Mr.. Richard-ou living on the
upon application Col las. Kyle and Col VIM.
NJ Pe,on resident in the nea hborhood whom refer for
information respecting Its value.
ANY wishing buy the landed property also pur
chase the NEGROES t35 in nomber0 stock, he II they
desire II.
The title the above property will be satisfactory, and
the Of sale made known application to the sabscr
Der. Address, Petersburg, Va.
the above property not disposed Of al private sale, be-
ters TuESDfY the 27tA day " N6vs".br, li~sf will,
that day. at " o'clock the premises, be exposed 10
public auction. Persons living Ut distance, who wish to
nve., their Land and Negroes, would do well 10
attend, such valuable property not Often Uttered or SALE
There IS the place, Flour Mill, which might be made
valuable by slight repairs.
The Negroes will he sold for cash. and the terms Tor the
Land, Stock &c will be made kmwn the day Of sale. IL
the weather should he that the sale will
take place the first fair day thereafter and be coninusa
from day to day until completed
WIN. H. JOHNSON
Nov tim Fx'u Of WIN, Il. johnson. deed.
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BEWARE OF COuNLEREElIS.
TRY IT! TRY TT!

vI>llE SUBSCRIBER Is now prepared 10 furnish the pub
i lie with article which he calls "A NTECIIOI ERA
MIXTURE This article prepared from the Recipe ol
celebrated Physician and has boon used by persons Of
the highest responsibility in this place r the last FIVE
YEARS. II is confidently recommended in Of DiAR-
RIItEA. DYSENTARY, CHOLERA MONBuS ,CIIOI.E
RAINFANruM, CIOIIC, So and needs but trial To
prove its eliacy II Is not unpleasant 10 the stomach
taste, and may be given adults children with IMMUNITY
Ce6eatosoits good effects might be procured, enough
fiji newspaper but the article will speak Tor itselftry it..
Prepared and soldb by
July 26-tst JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist.
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o B I r U A r Y

Died in Richmond, w edue sday, 9TH inst, MIR. Gro
F KENDALL of the firm e Kent, Kendall s Atwater in the
10th year of his age, for many years highly respected citizen
OF that city.
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II WOO dhd Npchd'd Stock y FaH and Inner Boots,
Shoes. Hats Caps. Sc. SC. j,d receired at
J W. s. s. d RU M U q HIS
\NE would call the attention OF our customers and the
w public generally, To large aud beautiful stock of
Boots, o all qualities from Miles Sons beat dow and
our stock oil Shoes large ard consists every quality
ana PATTERN al both Ladies and Misses aud Bows
N Hats o the latest aud most approved style and best fin.
ish as well as tho durable kinds, Souchos tr and
WOOL common Wool Hats, large stock; very fine aud
beautiful Misses Hat fur, hair cloth and glazed Caps OF all
qualities and the latest styles
Trunks, a large and fine assortment,
Carpet Bags, do do
Satchclls do do
Umbrellas large stock If the most heaut C,l fin
Sh; Muls Gents Caters Shoes alies Misses,
and Mems French Cork Socs Metallic Gum Sha.s Black
ing, new and splendid article fact any thing in our
line oi business be found here. We would
solicit call hom all persons wanting goods line,
ing them that effort shall he spared our part 10 rive en-
tire satisfaction. J. " y =. d. ri NBDItu
Nov l5=is
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The German ILLUSTRATED News" says:
'our editor and others Of this office have used the
GERMAN BliTERS. and can recommend IT with
confidence to rcadefs As prepared by DIR. Jackson,
fully equals not SURPRISES in its effects upon diseased
Liver and Stomach. the fullest expectation VI the ds,in
gushed physician.
The City Item, Oct l6lh says:
.hy for the Invalid How many Of our readers are
afflicted with diseased liver, stomach, or nerves Many,
no doubt They are b. pned. W, to all there Is
cure. DIR. uoofauds GERMAN BlrrERS has al
ready cured hundreds aud that IL will cure, no
who once it will doubt, il they use il directed -
1t has established Tor itself an nndyng fame which few
have done oui Of the number that has been thrown
before the public il ot the perfect prcpan
tons in use. and. German contemporary has said
that prepared bv DR. Jackson IL fully equals. il nut
surpas'os. ts effects the fullest Of the
distinguished physician who first compounded il. A. n
spurious article before The public. would eau
lion all against using any but that signed by {. NJ.
JACKSON. aud sold by him a, 100 Arch street,
The "Cam1en ncmpcra." the best paper in West
jersey, says. july 81
"uoonand's German Bittcrs."
I'VE have seen macy n,,tering notices OF this medi-
cine. aud thu source from which they came induced us
10 make inquiry spocling It's merits. From inquiry
were persuaded 10 uso il, and must say wo found II spe
chc IN lis action upon diseases o The liver and digestive
organs and the powerful nluenca 1t exrrs upon nervous
prsraton really surprising II calms and slrcng hens
the nerves, bringing them into state vi repose, making
sleep refreshing.
II ihls medicine generally used arc salts
fled there would be less sickness from the stomach
liver aud nervous system. the great majority II real aud
lmaglnaiy diseases ,mana'c. Have them in healthy
condition. and You can bid defiance To epldcmics grrer-
ally Tins extraordnary medicine would advise our
tcnds who AT all indsIoscd In give lral-u will
then recommend self, II should in fact, be in every
family" No other medicine can produce such evidence
Of merit.
BEWARE OF C0UNTERFElTS.
This medicine has attained that higher character which
is necessary fr all medicines to attain. 10 induce counter
eitefs put Firth spurious article nj tho risk OF tho
lives Of those who nnocenily deceived.
Look rel 10 The marks Of the genuine.
They have the WRITTEN SIGNATURE OF
&. NJ. JACKSON UPON TIE WRAPPER. aud
his name BLOW N IN TIE BOTTLE. without which
they are spurious.
For sale Wholesale and retail nj the German Medicine
Sure M. 100 Arch Street. door below Sixth. late
of 27S Race Street. Philadelphia aud by
DAVID r. LYMAN. Lynchburg,
And by respectable dealers generally throughout the
State.
Nov Its
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JUST ARRIVED AT HOME.

'TNVE untr'gned would respectfully inIorm the citixcns
al Lynchburg aud surrounding country, that he IL again
at ho"e, and prepared 10 I'LL, with puncualy and
despatch all orders 10 him to be dyed, cleansed
finished epual IL not superior, to ycng establishment
in The Union he has trouble and
ed the services ii superior workman from he North Per-
n.under the impression that work done at the North Ia al
well done have dome here and warranted
10 peac. lilo still continues dye and cleanse Silk erno,
Mousln Tageonia, ,lpaccas Dresses, c Carpets, Coats
Pants Vests, Shaw Stockings, Feathers Bonnets such
Braid, Straw Neapoan To colour And, usual Vr-
gnia jeans handsomely dyed and warranted not to smut
JOHN II. SOLOMON,
Sept 20 Nm Silk Il Woolen Over, l. ne hbur4.
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Cd WELLER, who has been superseded oy Col. Fle
mont as Mexican boundary Commissioner writes that
MS removal would break up the commission, expecting
Me party engaged with him 10 resign, ard take to gold
digging. He gives gloomy account of things in the
following extract
m San Francisco .4ug &C. lS49.
The rumor is quite current here that have boen sus-
pended So far as my personal interest is concern
co. have tears 10 shed if this be true. The com
misslon however, will be broken up. and the boundary
survey suspended for an indefinite period. can readily
hnd Professional employment here, if deem it much
more profitable than this boundary service 1t true
great many lawyers are here, yet the business will prove
very extensive.
ms place Is very remarkable II has sprung
up !" gay: All nations are here represented. Al
dels ot architecture, known and unknown 10 The books
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Mills for Lease or Rent.

/ Will. lease the t;rs and Saw Mills, belonging
II Mi q &. Hutt"r, situate about miles from Lynch
burg Bur'ons creek together with 100 Of good
land be found in the neig hborhood comfortable
Dwelling House, four and cellar has Just
been erected the premises aud the whole placed under
good fencing large portion o the land Is good meadow,
aud we'll set in Possession be had To- iced heat
II desired Apply TO g. HU1'rER,
Sept l0-,s Bedford county.
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BNCElCheNE Flour.

lust received a excellent lot OF fresh BUCkWHEAT
- FLOUR All those in want Of good article will call
soon a, SMITHS O.r& STiTIL2.MS.
Nov l5-is
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HALES.FORD FOR SALE.

PURSUANT IL a deere, OF the Count, Court Of frank
lin, made IN the Of DAVIS ~. Iahsnn the
dctsgned commissioner viii proceed the 18th dsy Of De
ocmbet next Oh the premises To sell the hg hest bidder
credit o one twn aud three (rNeept Ia IN
cash sufficient to eay the sale and the
snt0 the TRACT OF LAND in the proceedings men
toned, called "ialesori," lying in franklin county,
ta L..
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Two Tracts Of Land
900 and the other $50 .9crss.
I'M. b
DIR. HOOFi.lND'S CELEBRATED
German 1Iitlcrs.

Prepared by DIR. e. n LiCkSo>, at the German Med
iolne Store, No. 100 .ireh ST, Thiaieph
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Valuable Town Property for sale.

TIME subscriber offers for sale his HOUSE AND LOT in
the town Of Liberty, Bedford county The House has
eight good and comfortable Immediately attached 10
which COMMODOUS STORE HOUSE we'll fitted
up, and a Office with Among the 9TH
imp, Kitchen, Smoke House, lee House.
Stables and first rate we'll o Al the buildings end
Improvements the lot and In first repair As
private residence the property affords every comfort and
convenience and would be good situation for house Of
cnte,ta inmcnt. w &, HEWITT.
Sept 2O-,s
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PHGNIX FOUNDRY,

Immediately on The Canal. near the Lnnghorne- Mile
LYNOHBUH0. Va.
rINIIE SUBSCRIBER, under arrangement, still
continues 10 conduct this establishment, and soeis
continuance Of the patronage literally extended hereto
lore. MILL GEARING, al every description, (hsvipg
gtea, variety al pattcrns) Horse Powers aser and Co.
mcnt Crushos Barb Mills Cranes Tobacco Presses, togc
thrI with every other description Of
Iron and Brass Castings,
made and fitted up the horcs, notice. and the
and most substantial manner Also, PLAIN and FANCY
Wrought and Cast from R0tttuE,
CRATES, Sc. Nc. Ito has good power aud work
Of the first order at the head Of each Eve
article made NJ this establishment, waranedt he equal
10 any done IN the state A. q, DABNEY.
2l-llm
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ZIG .lCKEN.

JIG .1CKEN.
being the same land on which Rowker Preston
0PV now resides, situate immediately The Lynch
burg and Rm kymount Turnpike, about ! OF a
mile tom the bridge which i,now IN the course
OF erection across Stauntnn river.
The improvements consist OF a good FR.7.NED DWET..
LI\t HotSt aud other necessary out. buildings. The
purchaser viii DC required to give bonds with good
security t the deferred payments, aud the title o the Land
w" be withheld until The purchase money paid, subject To
resale IN default nj payment This n Land would
make desirable atn aud residence and we'll worthy the
attention OF persons wishing huy good tarm.
Nov l5-wtsb q, 4, WiNGfIEI.D, Cont.
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TALU1BLE RE.9L and Pc RSOJN.7L
ESTATE For NALE.

subscriber Offers, at private sale that valuable Trscs
Land called BEi.GHOvE,s the properly Of the late
X. johnson, lying In the county d Roanoke, and
tanning 800 ACRES, mere - less.
This estate /. ii the mosf valuable snA
productive In the State, and oGhvs 70 capitalists
Inducements rarely 10 be met with. d lies In
-. the most serhs part Of the vslsy u visRinia--
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-02-08
sUBMARINE TELEGRApH.

An article in the New York Journal Of Commerce
that the experiments made at Folkestone Har-
Dor, in England TO test the practicabili,y Of throw
ing electric wire across the French Channel were
emnently successful, and the strongest expectations
are entertained that modern science will achieve the
bold design of efiecting an instantaneous communi
cation between the two greatest Capitals in Europe,
London and Paris, without in the least mpairing the
strength and security which Great Britain derives
from her insnar position.
No. l6 copper wire was employed, 1000 yards in
length. This was coycred with gutta percha where
by complete insulation was effected. The wire was
thus made about quarter OF an inch in diameter
But this Is much smaller than that which it Is pro-
posed to stretch across the Channel 1t is believed
that the kind of wire proper 10 be used is the twis-
ted iron WIRE coated so thickiy with guta percha as
10 he nearly three quarters Of an inch in diameter
The wire used in the experiment, upwards OF two
miles In length was carried out IN a small boat, and
submerged In the sea- The outer end of It was Don.
nected with Geographic instrument on the deck of
steamer and the shore and with the telegraph wire
communicating with London. Messages were then
|nterchanged between the steamer and London, with
perfect facility and complete success and no greater
difficulty was experienced in making The signals with
the submarine wire than with the ordinary wires on
land. t NJ
The practicability Of effacting complete insua-
ton by proper coating Of gutta percha, was abun.
dainty established and the possibility of establishing
| Geographic communication with the French coast
was also demonstrated; for there appears to be nc
greater difflcntyin running out md Communicating
along thirty miles of such wire, than along two miles
But to the permanent maintenance of such q
communi ,aon, theie is admitted to exist the same
obstacle that has defeated our own efforts to main
tain lines Of wire the beds Of the North and Ias
Rvers, viz:-.the liability Of the submerged wire 10
fracture by the dragging Of ships anchors the bite
Of the larger sea fish, and other casualties 1t Il
proposed TO provide against interruptions from these
accidents by stretching two three lines across The
Channel In different tracks, at such distances from
each other 10 render 1t improbable that nl would
be broken on the same day. In the event Of one be-
Ing fractured the South Eastern Company who have
undertaken the enterprise, possess abundant facie.
in powerful fleet Of Steamers ready for both porte
for promptly discovering and fishing up the broker
wire, when its repair would be the work Of yer,
short time. The immense business Of line OF telY.
graph efibctng an instantaneous communication b.
tween London and Paris would justify 1t is believed
much greater expense than is involved in the ar.
rangement here indicated. .
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-02-08
Gen. TAYLOR Mt hatcher.

The old Hero was received at Natchez,
on the Goth ult., with all the honors due to
his station. The Matches Courier thus no
tees his arrival and departure
Wherever he goes, the good wishes Of the people
will find spontaneous utterance. Neither party lines
nor party bias, can hedge that feeling in. All true
Americans lore The nun, no matter how great the
political differences between them may be. As a
soldier he has shown himself to be equal TO any
emergency. We predict that his civil career will
shine equally pre-eminent
We never saw the General look in better condition
His health is most excellent and his step eestic
as that Of early manhood. We are glad TO see him
thus physically prepared at least to Withstand the
yenomous assaults. which will be made upon him
before three months pass over.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-02-08
CONVERSATIONAL PRINTING!.

The bids were opened yesterday morning
by the Vice President, and the Secretary Of
the Senate, and by the Speaker Of the House
and the Clerk we understand that the
successful bidders for the third and fifth class
es were not announced The second and
fourth, embracing the Executive docu-
ments) were declared for Mr.. William NJ.
Belt, Of Washington, and he undertakes to
execute these, it is said, at prices twenty-five
per cent. below those now paid. Mr.. J. T,
Towers has the first class (bills and joint
resolutions) at about one per cent below the
amount now paid to the present printers,
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-02-08
RRITIsH EMIGRATION.

II Is computed from official siadstics, that the
emigration from the British Islands for the years 1917
and l646 amounted to more than half million
This is the estimate of the London Times and il
Great Britain and Ireland. In Other words, this an
nual drain leaves the population OF the old country
stationary.
The chief mass Of this emigration comes to the
United States. We receive besides, large influx
annually from Germany and Switzerland. And, us
every accession from Europe strengthens the ailini-
ties between the immigrants here and the r relatives,
friends and counrymen across the water the induce
msnts TO emigration, operating upon the crowded
masses OF Europe, are continually increasing and ex-
tending TO wider circles.
The attractions which are drawing crowds from
rate also upon European countries. We may there.
fore expect to see IN enlarged immigration from
abroad during the coming year.
Another cause Will be also potent and general in
| swelling The tide OF European emigration 10 this
country. The political commissions which have agi-
lated 50 many OF the nations of the old world, must
keep things in an unsettled state for some time to
come. Many republicans, despairing of the firm es-
adjustment OF liberty nj home, and dreadng the re-
active fury OF despoiic government will seek upon
shores for the freedom not to be so truly found
| elsewhere. Others, who may be Indifferent to poll
teal subjects, will yet feel want of security, and
will distrus. the stability OF any form OF government
In Europe since all forms have been found liable 10
change, revolution and overthrow
| Thus we may look across the Atlantic and from
our position of tranquility, may behold, now
and prospeciiyely, general moving among the ma
tons of Europe-a moving of crowds,upon their pill
| grimage ,Journeying like the lsraecs Of old in
with milk and honey. They come to better their
condition and every man of them, as he steps upon
our soil, stands living testimonial of the excellence
| OF republican institutions. Bat. Amer.