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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-22
NEW GROCERY STORE
AND
c 0 M M SION HOUSE

TTNtE undersigned have formed coparnershp,
L purpose of carrying on the GROCERY AND CON-
MISSION BUSINESS, IN THIS PL.4CE, at the
OkD SILND OF Smithson; Steptoe Co, Opposite the
Farmers Bank,) and they receiving, and have
in store a large and well selected stock of
Family Groceries and Staple Dry Goods.
BOOTS AND SHOES, and also good assortment Of
H4RDU.1RE which, with the additions that will contin
to be made to their stock will enable offer to their
customers and friends generally very desirable stock
which they determined sell cheap cash or
credit Particular attention will be gwen consignmens
OF produce OF all kinds prompt returns rendered.
They respectfully solicit their friends and public
orally to give them call before purchasing elsewhere
they are determined to please.
They will sell Tobacco at FIFTY CENTS per hoghead
When advances made, the usual will be
charged They have good auctioneer attend the
sales. VIM. r. SNITHSON
ROBERT STATHAM,
Opposite the Farmers Bank Lynchburg, Va
F. S.-Particular attention given to orders. s. s S.
Jan 15-12m
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NIRGINIA..At Rulesh

vIRGINI AT uleshoden he Clerks Office 81 the
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancerv for the
Town of lynchburg, on the 9Th day of March, 1919
CALVIN Tate, Alice Murrell and Harriet Tate, Pits
against
Lucy Tate Samuel Garland adm'or Dc bonis non Of Caleb
TAFT dec d. Gret Tate,n his right and as
tor OF Edmund w Tate decd. Claiborne Deison, Thomas
Ash and Lucy Ann his vie. Thomas IIoyle and Pauna hs
wife, Charles W. Delson, Gustavus Deson and Augusta NJ
Deson. Dof's
he defendants Gref B. Tate, Claiborne neisnn, Thomas
Ash and Lucy Ann his wife, Thomas ovlc and Pauna LIS
WIFE, Charles W Deson Gustavus leison and augusta NJ
esn net having entered their appearance and given
rity according the Act Of Assembly and the Rules ot this
Court and it appearing BY satisfactory evidence that hcv
not nhab tants of tins 1t is ordered That
said defendants do appear here the first day the nest
term and the original and amended bill the Plain
this and that copy Of tins order be forthwith inserted IN
newspaper printed in the Lypchburg for u
months successfully and posted the OF the court
house, the said town.
Copy-Tese,
March S-M2In Ii knnrS 1.l.1
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FASHIONS FOR SPRING s. SUMMER ls4c
JUST RECEIVED BY
r. r. EDXV Arms
rXRGE.V'E.F.

lust received at the Book Store Man of the Intern
- Improvement of Virginia adopted by the General Assem-
bly, Virginia, 18th March, 1918 Price One Dollar
Feb 5-ts d. r PAYNE & RRO
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from the placer within the past few days. but they bring
no news OF interest They represent things fayorably
as al 90 who have been successful, but agree in the
opinion that man has 70 suer some in this branch of
productive industry. We learn that party are opemtng
in the Middle Fork with submarine armor by which
arrangement they take out many thousands daily OF IN.
dust They think, when they get their apparatus fairly
at work, they will average $4,000 per day We make
Fork. '''''''e
"The extreme heat we heard so much abou, has
been much exaggerated We have suffered nothing by h
as yet AS regards the healhiaess OF this locality
zee nothing 10 PREVENT fom being OF the healthy
There constant stream OF pure water both for bathing
and drinking. running past our encampmenl
that il will be better month hence than il is now The
water is falling and when It gets dswn that
pentnlly, and in larger pieces Mining is hard work;
but here !; nothing anPsssaa, aboa IT, gives You
miners here average about ounce per day"
We have advices from the North Fork of a very fat
terng nature Companies that have turned the current
OF the riyer are now taking out from three 10 five thou
sand dollars per day.--Ptacer Times, dug. IL.
CALFoRNIA RELIGIOUS lRTELLGENcE.-The follow
ing churches have been organized in San Francisco
l. Roman Catholic-service every Sabbath
O. First Baptist, Rev. O. c. Wheeler, pastor
g. First Presbyterian, Rev. Albert Williams pastor
A. Protestant Episcopal, Rev. F. Mines, rector-ser.
vice every Sunday
s. Methodist. We understand that this denomination
has commenced the erection OF church the head of
O. Congregational The Rev. T. D. Hunt has consent.
ed to ocate occasionally for this church until the LIST OF
November next.
lain, breaches each Sabbath at the Public Institute
In connection with the above, il is proper we should
state that Sabbath schools established in the Baptist
Presbyterian and Episcopal churches and there is also
one attached to the Chaplaincy
Two small steamers are plying on the waters OF the
Sacramento.
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Extract of letter 10 the Editors, from Pennsylvania
Oclober 8. 1919


October s, 1919.
"The work OF prescription goes The minions OF
federalism determined 10 every democrat from
every Office in the United States Honesty competency,
and moral integrity cannot protect them from the nquis
ton Of federalism. II will by It's VIC
tim, and, after having despatched him, il will direct
OF IFS favortes 10 fill his place.
1.-The friends OF the administration are 30 yigan and
untring their efforts that they have, after much exer
ton, (having circulated three different petitions for three
different persons.) got worthy postmaster, Mr. r.
Marshall, removed from the Espyve post office, North
Shenango, Pennsylvania and have secured the appoint
ment OF Dr. j. Capp, one Of the ederas. for whom his
friends made much unworthy exerton by circulating
petition together with such statements about
Mr.. Marshall as they saw III to make They alleged that
their statements vcacous but instead OF this being
the case, their allegations malicious fdisehood His
removal considered unjust that many OF the wings
pettoned for Mr.. Marshall but all to no purpose
The system OF espionage which is presented in the
Union has been practised towards Mr. Marshall When
any doubts arise in the minds OF those who appoint the
postmaster, they write Immediately 10 some prominent
wing in the county in which the appointment is asked,
and he, whether he be CONGRESSMAN not, inform
them in such doubtful cases. drsiag from having tpo
petitions 10 canvass how TO decide In this case, the de-
cson in favor OF the federal doctor, and against Mr.
Marshall"
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By GREEN 9 TAsTET, Aac,lon.er..

HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE At AUCTION
Ill Monday, the 18th instant ut 10 o'clock
Of ~ and streets, Formerly resdence
of superior furniture
Of c rooms and consisting Of
Moreen, damask and muslin curtains
window and rods
Best three ply and ingram carpets
Mahogany marble-top and other bureaus
do maple and poplar bedsteads
DO walnut and pine wardrobes
DO marble top and other Wristbands
Marbeop pedestals, gilt frame mirrors
One patent spring and hair bed and stand
Feather BEDS bolster, and Pillows
Hair and shuck
Linen sheets, quilts and blankets
Mahogany secretaries, bookcases, and writing desks
DO and chairs
do breakfast, dining, and card tables
Wood, tight and coal radiator
Window and
Hall and mantci lamps, candlesticks, &C.
All nearly and In first order.
All under s25 S25 credit Of
and months satisfactorily endorsed, bearing
terest. GREEN h TAsTET,
Oct IO-aifyysatkds Auctioneers
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On. SrRiSa IN CHcKAsAw NAuoS.-A letter from SIXTY
Hays Town speaks OF remarkable discovery in the Indian
countryat the falls in beautiful Fort Wash
taand Says THE oil exudes from the rock cliff
hanging these falls in drops OF the size OF
having the aste SMELL and consistency Of British oil The
oil and with which It mingles has. by drink ny
aud rubbing externally effected Of the astonish.
ing cures OF chronic rheumatism and mercuria affection.
that have ever been known Persons have been ca nied
there doubled up with disease emaciaed skeletons
coming away in very short time perfectly cured"
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From Ola wright. again.

ALpEMARLE COUNTY, Virginia. March a. is47.-Mr. Seth
W. FowieDear sri take pleasure In stating
IN Wisarh Basam Of Wild Cherry
gri attacked with difficulty Of
which brought her appearance 10 the bnk Of the
suited physeians who her
be that they could do for her uied remedies,
but did good some account Of Wisari Basa
and thought would but had itte faith In a. procured
boIe, which administered according directions
before the bole
procured second aud she took and - think,
nearly She attends her daily labor and hear complaint
from her. r. T.. JEFFERSON
Remember genuine signature OIL BUTTS
the wrapper.
For by r. q. PATTERSON,
Octg-a Washington, ID. g.
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A Curious FAcr.-The whole population Of the United
States could be compressed into space ofone square mie
and each individual be allowed sufficient breathe
in Fifteen inches square wond suffice for this There are
LOO yards in mle which. being Multiplied gives 81 800
inches and this product divided by 49, the number Of
ches Of space occupied by each individual would place
LIZA OF them in low extend the length Of mile and
the same number Of plete square mile would
consequently number II Si2576
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ny u. o. q a. y. DYER, Auesionses.

VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN--Two three story brick
houses, situated the street, the West Martet The
other 2i immediately north Of the wiz be offered
public sale The highest bidder, accommodating terms on The
18th portion OF lead
inrd Chesapeake
canal the second nesbsrood Of residences
Of foreign legations bargain be given private any
derns houses will lose oppoune ad
vantage Il they fail TO apply. JOSEPH BOULANGER,
q 18th
iO--sfd II. c. g. r. DYER, Aucuoneers.
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From the New YORK Express. Oct. :
Late and Important from Nicaragua.

Late and Important from Nicaragua.
We have by the steamer Empire highly important news
from Nicaragua dates having reached this city from the
town of Grenada 20 the goth August.
The New York company for the ship canal have Oh.
tanned an absolute and unconditional grant from the Nj
caragua government and until the completion oil the
canal the exclusive righ. Of navigating the nyer ST.
Juan and lakes Nicaragua and Leon
When the vice consul OF the British government al
Leon asceaned the fact he wrote TO the Nicaragua gov
eRment complaining OF them for having asserted that
revolution or instruction in Nicaragua had been stirred
up by British agents. and treated II as cause OF offence
TO his government.
The Nicaragua government replied that il had 30
Serted believed il TO be true, and reiterated the declara
ton
The Nicaragua government in its prompt reply TO the
redonstranee OF the British viceconsu, doubt relied
upon the protection Of the United States government II IL
should be deemed necessary
Among the passengers in the Empire City for this
gion is Mr.. White, brother OF Hon Joseph L. White Of
this city, who il is understood. agent there of the
New York company.
We understand that the United States charge daaires
has succeeded in negotiating favorable commercial
treaty with the Nicaragua governments and Mr. White,
who is bearer Of dispatches, brings copy Of this treaty
with him.
The charter, grant which the New York company
have from the Nicaragua government, secures 10 all
tons mot the United States aone) the use OF the ship
canal such terms the company prescribe, but which
must always be uniform, 80 that the vessel OF one
ton have advantage that OF another Great
Britain, therefore, has nothing 10 complain OF.
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Total

II we presume that these delegates will he admitted 10
in the convention, that body will then consist Of
suPernumerares from the district Of San Joaquin which
will make the whole number Of delegates hfty.sx.
A TRrsrry RIVER EXPEDITION Major P. B Reading,
whose name is identified with the earliest Anglo Saxon
explorations OF California has recently returned from
trip the interesting region Of Trinity river lie start
ed from the Sacramento about the middle OF June travel
led up Clear creek and crossed the ridge dividing the
waters OF the Sacramento from the streams flowing into
the ocean by the on practicable route: His camp on
river was found to possess aurerous sands and as the
party followed up the stream the found in great
er abundance They averaged for the few days remain
ing there about 40 dollars each per diem We shall pub
ish more detailed account OF this expedition in few
days.
Successful GOLD DIeeIsG.-Dr H. Van Dyke, a
member OF the North Fork Dam and Mining Association,
Beas Bar, little above the juncture of the North Fork
with the Ro Americana has just returned from their
scene OF operations The work OF drainage had been
completed only three days before he left and though the
company abored under many disadvantages, they had
raised in this short time over $4,000.
This association is composed Of about thirty hard
working and from the results OF the few days labor
since drainage, and the fine prospects Of continued
cess, they confidently count upon yield Of about ten
ounces per diem, each during the next and sue
Our advces from the Middle and North Forks are very
| favorable One party OF twenty on the North Fork,
within some twenty miles Of the snow, were averaging
80 per Jay eacn and gentleman direct from lne Mid
die Fork informs us that many Of the old miners are
doing better this year than last Yet many returning
who have either luck no energy; we think il a
| want OF the latter commodity. Young gentlemen who
come across the sthmus should get berhs 6remen
board the steamer, and arriving at tue bay, ship
a launch" and after wrapping her up take some
seventy five pounds Of craps on their backs and travel
for the mines On their arrival at the III Dorado they
would come down TO the "pork and beans" OF the bust
| ness with much better grace.
A party Of seven arrived at dry diggngs the i4h
having left Missouri on the 5th OF May Among them
are DR. J. H. Dixon, OF Pennsylvania, and +. Green,
lMichigan.-Piaor Times, July as
TIE MINEs-We have seen several who have returned
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From Florida.


The Tallahassee Sentinel Of the % instant contains the
following letter from General Twggs, commanding the
United States troops in Florida addressed to the COVER
nor Of that State corroboraies all the other authentic
intelligence have recently had from that quarter that
the Indians are DESTROYS Of peace, and have no DISPOSE
ton to enter upon hosities with the citizens OF Florida
HRApoUARTKas wEsrKRx DIVISION
Tampa Bay, Ella September ~ ISi9
Sin. have the honor to inform you that the 18th in
slant had an interview with the chiefs Of the Florida In.
dams at Charlotte Hafbor They disclaim, Tor the nation
all disposition unfendy TO the whites say the
RACES unknown the nation, and were perpetraed
by lew outlaws who deserve punishment, and who will
be surrendered some time In the course Of the
coming month Under these crcumsiances entertain the
hope that security and confidence will sooa be secured 10
the citizens.
lam, sir, very respectfully, your obedicnt :s,yan,
We observe that the Hon. Thomas Brown. the
wing governor OF Florida, has entered upon the duties OF
his office. In executive order dated on the LIST inst
he directs the discharge OF the volunteer troops which his
predecessor had called INTO operate against the
Indians, assigning reason therefor that the general
government has assumed the responsibility OF depressing
the hostes OF the Indians, and has ordered TO the from
ues military force fully adequate for the purpose. We
hope soon TO- hear that quiet is entirely restored TO Flor
hda--Naf. Intel
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Dentists' Gold Foil.

THE undersigned respectfully
ers, he has recently made such arrangement with
FOIL Of number, iryone dollars the ounce, the quality
which equal, superior,
dentists In every State Of the Union have
All orders directed sanonen' Hall viii receive las usual
prompt attention by WIN. FISCHER.
seuf
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nv GREEN - TAsrEr. Auotlen.srs.

dutch BULBOUs ROOTS At AUCTION.-On Thursday, the
ilth instant, shall SELL auction Concert Hail.
Hotel, O'Clock, Of bulbous
which arrived from Harlem, and In
pri-ng every variety Of hyacinth tulips peds onqus,
crocus, sc.
ladies' and gentlemen Of District respectfully invited 90
named Of quality,
planting inures the finest flowers be
punctuai 60 the time. GREEN 4 TAsTET,
Oct ga Aucuoneent
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PATENT Percussion CArs-Sergeant Wright OF the
Washington arsenal formerly an enlisted soldier) hs,
received or about oreceive from the 90
Tor the patentrgh Of his invention OF machine for
king percussion caps.
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MARYLAND ELECTION RErgRNs.-OPFIciAL MAJosrrrss.-
The official shows that Mr. Ham ous m shortly In III,
d district s ll6; Mr. Hammonds majority In the 81 dis
uct 24; and Mr. Eyanss majority in the 9th distric
is 5Oe.-Baifimors Rsppbiicap
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A Rare Bargain .

TUE subscriber, being partly need Of little money offers for
sae very cheap, SMALL Beautiful coloed Bay fley
raned 70 de esknd and gentle under the halter for the most
mid The said thoroughly
quained will, bride and saddle Of, col
low without difficulty For terms address X " r. al this oce
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DIED,

On Wednesday, the 10th ROSE daughter
ROBERT and RosE GRRRNHow 5a'
The friends Of the requested
their house, street. this Chursday) afternoon,
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VHO wants bargain Zone building
w Washington Is offered
y feet commands OF the finest views and
heathies and rapidly improving
stocked apple, pear peach, cherry trees
the roses, and laid garden
edgngs To gentleman
such opportunity will shortly For further particulars
and plan OF lot apply GREEN TASTET,
ll-eO6tf Com. Merchants
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ON night Of the 2lst September nom the premises OF The
subscriber, Monroe township, Cumberland county, Pa bright
having right hind leg, and lame
when he said leg being white 70 the pasture JOINT ne has
years old and Il rather low withe reward Of SIS win be
fbrougt 80 for ie hor. and thief
Oct 7-a. JAMES WILLIAMS.
7 AMARTNE's History OF the French Revelation
m le1e ,,,sla,ed by w. A. Duvare VIM tbase vol
une win portrait this day received For sale BY
TAYLOR h MAURY,
Oct7 BOOKSELLERS, near 9Th street.
THE Br,n,.ns, splendid ein Book for 1850, edited
II by Arthur
fupperf froverbia Philosophy fine engraving
Evenings az Woodawn, by Mrs Enet
Frvntenac, q Metrical Romance, by A. D. Street
This day received for sale at TAYIoR MAURY's
oct5 Bookstore, near 9th street,
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.


BALrMoRE, October los D. m.
The Psaass ipaaa ssctioa arrival Of Gemeral Taylor
Agrieptuai Fair. Cosaea election. recsipfs
The markets. &C.
Between the election rctuFns from Philadelphia and the
accounts of the riot city has been in quite of
iermen this morning. The democrats rejoicing
the result Of the election, and all deporng the dis
graceful Of and boodshed that has again dsgaced
our sister city.
PRESIDENT Taylor arrived In the this morning from
washington and will afternoon. his visit
being Tor the purpose Of attending the agricultural fair He
was present THIS morning. and examined the fine
catue ana various articles exhibition and declared his
Intention 10 be present at the match ioorrow
morning al ~ o'clock The exhibition is very fine, and
has attracted thousands of strangers TO our city f
Our election for members of city council il progress
ing to-day quite spredly There is number OF indepe-
dent candidates running in Of the wards which win
cause considerable splitting tickets has given zest
to the contest Under any however large
majority Of the board 10 be democrats.
At meeting of the board OF directors Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company. held this morning Thomas
Swami, esq, reelected president of the company.
The report of the of the road for the ending
on the LIST OF September is as follows,
For passengers. For freight.
Main stem S3S.il5 ~ $Sl, 4i9 III
washington branch D6sO H 7,Il0 43
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sss,seo IA
S5s,Oe5 ~

Making total for the month, Of $l47 955 3d.
The MARKETs.-In the Baltimore market this morning.
there nothing done Ia Howard -four Sales
200 barrels City Mills at IS 06i. No change in grain.
Small sales of all descriptions wers, however, made the
rates that have prevailed for several days past.
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ice in the house Island belonging
n Jesse Brown, ESQ., for sale The quantity known
ascertaned by calling house Application may
made either Dr. Henry aw, VIM b. Scott his office
joining Wnders building til
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Tor RENT, and possession given lat ely, thai
large, convenient and finely boarding
corner of 7th street west and Pennsylvania
For terms, &C, apply ON the premises, to
Oct ll-3taw2wThsai&T u ANNE r. DERMOTT.
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WANTED, suite Of consisting dining ROOM
and two bed with board for gentleman NJ his lady
and daugher and respectable
location the vicinity Presidents Square,
preferred, welfumhed dwelling desiably
Address Mr.. g., at this Office.
u-eow
NOvELs.-st Jamessj o Queen Anne. BY Aims
IN IS
The Cations, by Buwer; completed.
The Little Savage, by Captain MarryaL 81
The Bvos Daughteri Romance Of the American Revolution.
The salamander, by Eugene Sue. Is cents.
Therese Dunoyer by Eugene Sue. IS
Woman, cents
Pendennis, by Thaekerayj No. D. IS cents
Oct IL FRANCK TAYLOR
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~ !. Is
Death OF "a Sister OF CHARITY. --The
superior ofthe Catholic Orphan Society at
Mobile, Sister Martina, died on the 7th Of
August. The Mobile Herald, says: The
deceased was native of Philadelphia, and
at the early age Of seventeen, in the posses
sion OF great personal beauty, and with the
most captivating and persuasive manners.
joined the Sisters Of Charity, and to their
mission oflove devoted her whole life. She
first served in the Asylum Hospital at Bal.
timore; subsequently, she went to st. J,ouia
and was one Of the founders Of the celebrat-
ted hospital Of that city; and finally, in
lS4l. came to Mobile, and took charga Of
the Orphan Asylum. where few days since
her noble career WINS ended. To praise
her deeds ls sup Pc. il is sufficient to
record them. The world knows what oen.
tleness, and faith, and love, and heroic en- :.
Adurances are the attributes of the sister, Of
lcharify,''
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HORSE THIEVES: --One Of the gentlemen
was pursued from Muscarine county, where
some horses have been stolen from M
Odds, to Jones county, where he was taken.
He was brought back as far as this civ
where his examination resulted in binding
him over to court.
In Delaware, Benton and Linn counties
they have had ta! doings in this line. and
in one or two instances. pretty severe mea..
ures have been resorted to, in order ia rid
the country ofa regularly organized gang.
who appear to keep their head quarters in
Benton county. There have been great
many men through this place lately, ia the
pursuit of thieves
With the spirit which has lately been a.
reused by their depredations, we confidently
look for the breaking up of those old ganps
Send them on to Fort Madison; things are
being so fixed up there now that they will
be securely lodged, -[Cap. Rep.