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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-23
For the Nirginlan.
LAUREL HILL ACADEMY. AMHERST

Messrs. Editors: Allow me, through your excellent
journal. to notice examination, on Friday 18th july
Of the Students at Laurel Hill Academy in Amherst
Sscted by our intelligent and accomplished teachers
Mr.. and Mrs. Watts
Being invited by esteemed friend and patron of the
School, 10 attend lis eXamnation,we cheerfully complied
expecting 10 find Grammar School of the primary order
amid the beautiful mountains of Amherst
The younger Students having been examined, in all
those branches usually taught in primary schools in all
Of which they gave entire satisfaction the real business
the day commenced. with class in Geometry. and
while the angles and squares in quick succession up
on the black board indeed surprised al the
pldty of their demonstration, and familiarity with the
science.
The was class in Algebra and now the clinkng
of the chalk upon the black board commenced in god
earnest as the intricate given out; their signs
Affixed their different quantities found; and carried TO the
final result In all these different operations the stu
dents clearly evnced that they acting upon the
known principles Of this abstruSe science.
Next tefJre was class in Latin. Having read and
translated from several authors, only dlomac y but
giving liberal translatons requested 10 examine
them in the grammatical construction of the language.
We Immediately compiled, and with freedom which
might have made fear FIR the answers, but fears
groundless. Adams Grammar had gone befJre
US illumining every word.
Next was class in French, examined BY three
French teachers, and said have passed well. But as
we had always found La Belle France rather coquet
sh. We had nothing to do with her.
Next was composition by the Young LADIES' each X
hbiing thong hfu mind, and her Of think
ing
Next in order came Defamation. And here the young
gentlemen acquitted themselves very handsomely-some
speaking original pieces with appropriateness of die
ton, which showed the training If And, while
II might seem nvIdous, 70 notice any particularly,
where many deserved Distinction yet there was one
scarcely in his leens whose graceful elocuon land fer
yld stye tn claim The Academic
His fertile theme was the influence Of mothers. And
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ST. LOUIS, July I6.
INTERESTING ITEMS OF WESTERN NEWS

The cholera is rapidly on the decrease. The inter
ments on Saturday were 49, of which SO were from
cholera. Those on Sunday, (yesterday) were 81, .of
which 6S were from cholera.
The intermens for the week past, from Monday to
Sunday inclusive, 957. Of which no were from
cholera.
Col: S. H. Macree U. S. A., died yesterday morning
of he prevailing epdeufic He was an invaluable and
accomplished officer.
Letters from Colonel Bodville Bonneville > in COM
mand at Fort kearnes, that The Cholera has entire
y desoaied the Pawnee villages. The Indians would
be attacked while hunting. and die on their hunting
grounds.
An enthusiastic Democratic meeting was held in Bu-
chanan Co. Mo, the 81 instant which resolutions
were passed with great unanimiiy sustaining Col Ben
ton.
Mr. Hall. NJ. c., present and attempted to defeat
the Resolutions, but signaly failed In Platte County,
at similar meeting. resolution adopted 10 open
poll at the August election, for and against Thomas
H. Benton.
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MONTREAL. Monday. July 16.

More Rioting bct,ceen the Orangemen and the Cathol
les Serious Loss Of Life.
There have been several serious and fatal and quar-
res Upper Canada Of late between the Catholics and
Orahgpmen.
At ST. GATHERINGS. six men killed outright, and
several severely wounded.
On the 10Th inst. street skrm;sh occurred in Haml
ton, ip which killed.
In this city (NIontrea) on Saturday evenng.a Catho-
lie Ishman killed by of his own counrymen in
alteration The Coroner's jury returned verdict of
wilful murder.
~~~~~~~~-~~
MARRIED-On the 4th Inst, by Rev. Jas. Leftwich,
Mr. Samuel H. CLAYroR, to Mis-, JANE daughter OF Solomon
Wright, decd all of Bedford.
81 The Patriot is requested to copy.
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r @ II NJ N D M A n X ETS.
July l6 l849.

July 10 lS49.
We have change to note since our quotation Of las.
week. If any change, there has been slight improve
FLOUR-$5!a$5.
WHEAT-Some sales of new at 81
CORN-Sales at 52.a55c.
OATS-30 cents
COFFEE Rio, 6sa7. Lagura, 6sa7; Java, ela-
TO- cents.
CUT NAII.S-Sales at 3.a4
WHISKEY-Cincinna,i and Richmond Rectifed.
25a24.cents.
FIsH-Cut Herrngs in demand at Sc. gross, shad
dull at Sc 81.
NACKEREL-No. 8, 81 3oaS4 so.
TEAS-Gunpowder and Imperial ,35 to 80 cents, and
81 Csc.
MoLAssEs- Orleans, bbls 24a25 cents;
CANDLES-Sperm, &c.,; Tallow, i2c.
COT'TON-9aa9 cts.
CLOVER SEEDS 75a$4.
FLAX SEED-None
HERD GRASS SEED-$l 90
TIMOTHY do 90
PIG IRON-$27aa32t per ton
BAR do -"AIanakn Works." rolled and hammer
ed, $S5
BAR do Country, 800 OO-very scarce.
OIL-Best Sperm, ST 20a$l SOC; Solar, 45aGOc.,
Tanners, $lla2b per bb
PROVISIONS-Western Bacon Sides, 69a7 cts;
Smhfed and city cured hog round Sets; Extra Hams 10
! cents
PLASTER-Ground. 81 per ton; Lump Plaster, So,
from wharf; from basin, 81
SUGAR-New Orleans, 4Ea5s; P. RICO 4sa6.
cents.
SHOT-6 cents
RICE-3a GEMS
SALT Last sales from wharf, ST 50; store, 81 4Oa-
ST. 45 cents. :.
A better demand for goods. and business improving
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TO CONTRACTORS,

CEALED PROPOS AIS will be received at the Office If
- the james River and Kanawha Company in Richmond
until the 10Th day OF August next for the OF the
connection of the Companys Canal with water of
James River at Richmond from the Basin along the line
the old locks and through the Richmond dock This work
will consist of five locks IL s. 10 lift with short inter-
mediate basins, such cuves wallis wastes street bridges
c shall be necessary the raising OF the walls and EN-
bankmen Of the present Dock the extension Of the Dock
let lock at the lower end thereof capable Of admitting the
largestvessels coming to the port Of Richmond.
Sealed proposals will also be received the time and
place, until the date for the construction Of follow
ing works:
l. For the construction Of the connection the
canal with the Rivanna river at Columbia. This work will
consist of canal four and half miles long, timber
the Rivanna at Stllman's Mills, stone guard
lock, and several culverts
g For the construction the connection of the Commando
canal with the James river at Gainesville This work will
consist Of timber dam James River excavation of
Pemberton, and canal Pemberton to James
River 1000 feet long, with lock OIL feet lift.
g. For the construction Of the connection Of the Company
canal with the James river near New Canton-Ths work
will consist OF timber dam James river, the excava
ton of canal 1900 feet long, and lock Of feet lift.
a. wooden bridge across James river at Hardwcsville
24 feet long, supported by stone piers about 40 feet apart
s. wooden bridge James river at Bent Creek $40
feet long, supported BY piers about lao
This work will be paid for current bank notes. Besides
the usual ~ cent the monthly estimates
the contractor contractors will be required to give ample
security satisfactory the Board Directors for the COM
pleton Of the work at the time and in the specified
the contracts.
Plans of the above work will be exhibited and spccca-
ons delivered tn the contractors. the
office in Richmond by the 5t day Of August next app
cation to Mr. F. H. Gill; the Engineer charge Of the tide
water connection and Mr. John Couty, the Engineer
charge Of the other works above enumerated After the
cept the proposals. will be taken for the consdera-
on thereof until the 23d Of the month"; which day.
the proposals should found satisfactory the
jobs, as above advertised, will be let.
WALTER GwYNN,
Chief Engineer J. r. & X. Co.
Richmond July %, ls49-w3w
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Opinions of The Philadelphia Press.
"The Dispatch" December sist says: can invaluable
Medicine have frequently heard the Celebrated Ger
man Btters BY DIR. Hoofland spoken OF in
OF ton, and know deservedy IS a
practice, certain quarters, 10 pun all manner
but in the Of the above Bters, hun
dreds living witnesses of their great moral and
worth As medicine for the Liver Complaint Jaundice,
ble eecting cures thoroughly eradcang diseases.
when all other medicines have failed We feel convinced,
that the of the German Btters the patient does not be-
debated but constantly gains strength and vigor to
the rame-a fact worthy of great consideration he Bit
tiers pleasant and SMELL and be administered
deed they be used by all persons with the most perfect
safety would be well for those, who much affected in
SYSTEM to with one tea spoonful or
less gradually increase. We speak from experience
course proper Judge The press tar and wide
united recommending the German Bttcs, and to the
afflicted w c most cordially advise their
For sale, in Lynchburg, by d. II. LYMAN; and by re-
spectacle dealers, generally, throughout the State
July 23-1t
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JUST RECEIVED,
Bw .fdamss r. Co.'s .Erpress,

4 FRESH supply of Books, consisting Of the Pirate
n o76 the Assassn's wife and Daughter by Harry the
Refer; the Poeton Legacy complete in volume,
prng the singular circumstances attending the beqes ad
mnistraon inheritance this remarkable Affair." which
kept the beautiful and tranquil village of Poteton in hot
water for y months Magdane and Marcia, the Recory
Guest by Mrs Grey; Revelations Cholera its
cure, by Samuel Dickson also, plain Treatise on
Cholera intended for the private individuals by Joseph
Ralph, M D. the Farmer and Gardeners Book Of Seasons,
llustrated second volume OF Roland Cashe by Charles Lee
yer, illustrated by Phiz Outline History OF California tx
petition, designed and engraved by XOX containing the
fate of the Get .4u You Can Mining Association.
fresh supply received every week The public
spectuy invited call and examine before purchasing else
JOHN p. WRIGHT,
July l2--tsif At the Old Post Office Building.
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S.NITHSO.V r. ST.4TH.4.N,

Main street, opposite the Farmers Bank,
LYNCHBURC, Va.
WE wish to prtchase 10000 bushels of WHEAT, for
w which will pay the HIGHEST CASH PRICE.
All persons having sale Will do well give
call before ing. WILLIAM T. SMITHSON,
ROBERT STATHAM.
p s. We have on hand large and splendid assortment
of FAMILY GROCERIES, together with general
ment of STAPLE DRY'GOODS, HARDWARE SC. &c,
all of which will sell low Tor cash give exchange
for all kinds OF Produce.
We will give particular attention to consgnmen Of Pro-
duce of all kinds. Prompt returns rendered.
July 23-ts SMITHSON & STATHAM
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RY virtue of the authority vested in BY deed Of
ID Trust, executed by John NJ Price and wife, bearing
date the 4thday july 1885, and Of record in the Clerk
Office of Boetourt Roanoke and Montgomery counties,
offer to sell, privately, that portion of the
"BENT MOUNTAIN" us
TRACT OF Lam ID, a..
which remains unsod, consisting of about
FIVE OR SIX THOUSAND ACRES OF
VALUABLE LAND
The said Tract situated the of Montgomery
and Floyd embraces within its much
TOBACCO LAND. tRt
The whole off well adapted to the growth Of Grass
to Of ROOTS potaoes tups beets &c. &c
Toperons wishing to purchase stock farms for rearing
CATTLE horses mules Sheep cannot highly recommend
the land offer for sale. Of such range for
stock the Bent Mounain'' The heahiness
the place proverba and there desirable place
for a summer residence. nM
Persons who be DESTROYS Of purchasing, VIII address
JohnM Price, the undersigned, at Fincastle Mr.. Price
will be to accompany who wish to view
the lands Mr. Shllings, who lives the place. will
take pleasure showing the land. Terms of sale will
made known by Mr. Price, the undersigned and
endeavor to make them agreeable to wishing buy
ALEX. p. ESKRIDGE,
june s-wts Surviving Trustee
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SITUATION WANTED.

"ANTED 4 SITUATION, AS TUTORESS, BY a
w Young Lady quaifedto teach the usual branches OF
good English Education, together with the Latin French
Italian and Spanish Languages and the Elements of Nathe
matics salary would bepreerred but promise OF TWEEN
ry Esqr, Lynchburg, VIM. w Day Esqr Richmond, Va
July 23-w3w
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WHEAT! WHEAT Il!

T WISH to buy large quantity Of WHEAT and will
L make it MUCH to the interest of farmers give me
call before they sell their crops will buy, to be delivered
at Septoe Taliaerro's in ynchburg Beaver Creek
Lumber ouseand will also buy crops delivered on the Ca
nall VIM W. MOSRY
InIv r3n;f
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Transmitted for the Baltimore Americana

BUS IUIN, july II.
ARRIVAL OF THE U. S STEAMER PRINCE
U. 5. steam figate Princeton, Com Engle,
arrived here this afternoon from Gibraltar. which place
she left on The 25h June, all well bard The U. s.
steamer Allegheny, Com. Hunter. and the u 5. schoon-
er fancy, Lieut. Com Hunter were t. sail from Gibra
tar for home via MADEIRA The former the 25h and the
later tie q ult.
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RAN AWAY

ENROM the subscriber the 9th day of this month, my
Negro Man ISAAC, about q years DID, of good size,
common black him. reasonable compensation
will be given for his delivery me, secured in jail that
I get him again. WILLIAM THOMASSON.
Bedford County, Va, July 23-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-23

TWO GOVERNORS-Advices from Florida inform
us thai Governor Musey the old Locofcco Executive
sill holds en- to his Office. and intends doing till DC
ober next. Gov. Thomas Brown, Wing, who was
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lectei last fall has been installed and is the proper n
Ger, So tina, Florida is blessed with two Governors.
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Wanted 10 Hire.

A FEW ABLE BODIED active, young Negro Men, for
IA the of the Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road Com
pany Persons having such hire will please make appli
cation at the office Of the Company.
F. G. MORRISON, Treas. & Cpk
mi, 0t;F
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Commissioners Office

Commissioners Office, !
Campbell Court House, July II, 1S49.
The parties interested the foregoing order of Court will
please take notice. that have appointed Thursday the 30th
day August next to the taking of the account
directed by said orer which day by ten O'Clock, A.
they requested to attend at Office at Campbell Court
House, with heir accounts vouchers and copies Of court
pers prepared for examination and settlement.
JOSIAH STEPHENSON Com'r.
July 23-w1m
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

.VeaC Great fall IN prices.
AM home from trip after goods, have bought very
largely, particularly in LADIES' DRESS goods, viz:
Rich SILKS, Bareges Tissues, L0,ons, SC ScAlso gen
tlemens goods ofcvery Observation-Disclosures SHOES,
HATS every kind, Bonnets, Ribbons and Flowers.
As my profits will be SMALL shall be compelled TO sell
exclusively FOR CASH.
To my friends in the trade whose assortmens need i'm
proving will sell many things low they can be bought
in any Northern market.-COUNTRY MERCHANTS
will please examine large stock and doubt not, owing
to the great decline in prices they will be able
buy goods which will pay good profit.
May 2S-ifts JNO. J. PURV1S, Agt.
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DOCTOR T, L. RIVES

TIAviNG settled permanently in Lynchburg, offers hs
citizens and vicinity Having had several
experience his profession he hopes to receive share
Of patronage When not professionally absent he can gen
orally found office Main Street, nearly opposite
the Franklin Hotel the HOTEL wheEe he Will be giau
to attend to any calls either in the country.
June lS-3m
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Ii NLhb KAEIS, JULY j..
Proristons:- Bacon, 6; Beef, S cts; Corn Mea
As cents,
Flom-Sia for old-new re,ails at S.
Wheat-Red so cents; White IS.
Graua.-Corn 40 cts; Oats3O 80 cents
Clorer Seed No demand
WhiGkey.-Saes at 26 cents, held at 81 cts.
Bees,car-lS cents.
Batter:-Very dull, 10 to I2k for No. l..
Brandy-Apple, offering Peach none offering
Bar Hon-$S5 assorted and $50 60 when drawn To
order.
Coffee -~Rio to cents; Laguira 81 to 9 Java l2s
Mocha 20.
Country Lu,ens-Tow l2and Flax Is.
Cotton Yarns-Sales 4 to Is cents.
Feaihers:30 to 50 cts
Flar Seed-SaIes 80 cents.
FM-Herrings. No. /, 81 50; Shad, old 81 so,
new 8 so.
Ginseng.25 cents.
Hemp-We quote 6 to e, in demand
Linseed Oa-65 10 20 cents-dull.
Lard-6 act.
.uolasses-West India 80 to 40 cts per gallon n
%. AZ to As cents.
Plasler-Lump, So 10 G..
Sugars Orleans to 7 cents; Porto Rico to
cents; Clarified l2s CENTS Loaf III l2s cents.
Sah-$l ST. %.
Iallom-9 to 9! cents.
Iar-$3.50 per Dbl
Uoot-23 to 25 cts. dull
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
LYNCHUBRC. JuIv o. ,eAe

TOBACCO.-Inspectedt the past week, 4s7 hhds
previously, 7,0l4 hhds
Receipts and Inspections larger than for the preceding
two weeks demand good with changein prices Sales
range from 81 SO to 50 for Lug S3to "a so for Common
and Mddng Leaf - SO to So for good and fine Shipping
and Stemming S. to $40 for good and fine Manufacturing
with the following for extra hhds viz hid made
BY Fizer. at Sll so; do by w. Robertson atsl5 25;
do BY j. Greasy, at SIS do By d. L. Wells, sig IS
do BY d. C. Thomas, S12 and Sl9 do BY F. G. Thomas
at SIS do by VIM Stone at Sl so do by Satterfeld
at s2 do BY Fuqua at SIS; and do byS. Berger
Sll Is, and SIS.
WILLIAM T. SMITH.
Commission Merchant.
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For Sale Privatel!

For Sale Privately.
0NE good second hand Carriage and Harness,
~ do do do Darouche do
VIM IL. MOSBY,
.4uctioneer and Commissioner Merchant
June 2l-ts
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O. FOR RENT--A COMFORTABLE OFFICE
Mil on Nam street. Rent low. Apply TO
EZ2.Iu June 25-tsn M. HART.
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BLANKS FOR SALE AT THIS. OFFICE.
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FREIGTITS UP AND DOWN THE CANAL.
Tobacco, leaf (per hogshead,) so so
Do manufactured, (per box,> 8
Flour. (per bbl.) 8alO
Bar Iron, (per ton.) 90
Pig Iron, (per tony 90
Lead. Pig and Shot, (per tony 100
Plaster. (per tony 90
Salt, (per sack.) 6. tos
Merchandise and Produce, (per 1907 stolO
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IN FEBRUARY next, cd a. ny el1et, . C
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M sskaNEdsfis az tn dat Tke4 shipE,
~stAlheSee On tfsppsrssassaisysfs nfk
shsy average &f6.0U6 PEI dry We
mako sp-eztssets ffnmrs u fsiend
sea de NfiadEh Fail:
extreme heat ~ hesFd IN
much aksssf m been much txaRsfstsd-
Ws have s,IGffed nntistnR hyaftss
A alreeatas The Usefulness sof tlis taestity,
& PEE eeet,ina % pstvsnt Il from being AHe
.df She la6st healthy pisces In lie aWefs8,
muck saoFs Sd. than. ascFar1e6fo CITY
There Il acnhSisnt.sfrasm rf pure water.
ebnsh: for bssliaR uddfsnkiRg. summing psss
sous sncambmeni. . WefsresioId. b
people Who mined Il here last ssaso5. thai
Ii wilt b better . inonth hence yfhanssit 6
nav. The wster l. falling, and when Il
gets down 90 that we can work ions the bed
Lof. the. riyfF, she dust will be found more
plrn'ifnlff sad IN lsrges pieces. Mining i
bard w9EGsS /, ihn,, lthvrr = .notbine .nnplsssaa.
abou. il; il gives .yon . godd, sppetite and
sound sleep 1t night. The. miners
hfre avefaae about en- ounce peg Day:
soecEsssrI1 G"ts Dicsisc;- Mt = van
Dyks; mrmoe ~ the Nns.h scrk usm
ana Whining Assocsattan, wbsch company
has r'csrtsy cnrplefcd q l.tsr.l q
neaes 6er; : mtle soSse me lnnc'nrs o.
ths N"t'h Fork VAN tne MO hHsFieaae'
has Just returned from their seen. Of opera
.ticns The work If drainsge had BEEN
ccmpie,ed only three DAYS hefn,s he left.
and though She comrany lsbosed under me-.
ny disadvantages, they hsd raised IN ti,is
short time oyrr 1000.
The association i composed n sbnnt 'h;r