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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-13
MONTGOMERY ACADEMY,

'INllS institutions heh Is under the and
o the PatsasrtRy OF MONTGOMERY, will be op.ned On
the first Monday IN February, 1850.
The Board OF Trustees take pleasure in announcing that
MI VIM llagan, late al mp mai,ox county, who
unanimously elected at their late cing has ace, tho
appointment OF Principal lie h,nas the III CHEST rerommen.
daon not only from the Profess 1T Washington Col.
cgc but nom those who have had under his care This
Academy u located m the vicinity nf Chri- tiansbuig
The hnldng Is Ia Y, aud eommndous, anl will be fu,-
n,Sh,d with valuable Library aud Philosophical Appaa-
tus BOARDING, including wood, H. hts washing, Sc. can
he had ~ respect able families III town. the country At
bout SO per month There will no Two sessions OF five
months each.
The terms areFo, the piimar, OF study including
odhrgnphvi Webster : small Dictionary,
Heading, Met'uie- Readers,
Whiting aua Compositions
Arithmetic, RAYS parl 3D. for bcrin ners mart I'd,
Geography, Michcll's School Geography, with Altar,
last edition, -
English Grammar ;tBullions0-rcr session OILS months.
81 50
HIGHER COURSE.
The above or either, with
latini bhion's Grammar and nuliion's latin Re adler
Greek Bnlion's t'iammar and Bullons Greek
Mathematics; Davies course,
thems'ri Dnpcrs,
Natural Philosophy =
Moral Waylands Elements OF Moral sel.
Political Economy,
Rhetoric blair q University edilion)
ASTRONOMY,
Geology.
Mental Philosophy.
l.oglc- pea session oil ) months. al 50
NICHOLAS tHEV AI.iER,
JOHN CRAIG,
X. II. MONTAGUE
Committee % behalf OF the Trustees
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NEGRoEs WANTED

l WISH 20 iie lot the coming Near, number at NEGRO
MEN, TO NotS on the Virginia and thntsscc Rail Road
near lNnohhmgi and also At "a near Rig otc the
ot Redt'd. Twill pay much any other responsible
contractor.
ssa"lsh 10 line hands lot the Canal Buchanan Tor
whichl Will pay good prices am that reports la
gone abroad Ia the mpN al contractors the Canal most
o which have been put ana by bad aud infamous pe,ssi
sinct hands recovered from the les, they
a. healthy as an, n'e'ers H. the Stde Any person. that
wishes Ia hue the Road Canal, viii apply Ia Met ar.
ilc simpson, Mehane Lee, John CLARK, and Wilks
\ butlcr, Git,S ScDrT.
nov 'g-ts
N.B.-Myselt az AGENT, will be at Iirool n, al on The
18th inst; at Relunan ttnvu thu 18th, at Metraw,
store Oh the 2ls at Halifax Courthouse the 2ith
i the purpose al pa ing oil hires and also hiring hands ui
the nest NUat. tHAS. ktDrr
Ia II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-13
ENC IIANGE.

STATE or THE STOCK MARKET
Ntlie stock per cens-rar value $loO-sa S at par
and interest
Compartment per eents-par value tl00-last sal, $ at
100.
james River aud kanawha Bonds, guaranteed by TIM
Sac, lOO.
Exchange Baok stock-par value il00-lasi sales
SI06
Farmers Bank Stuck par value $l00-saes at 4 Oo
to 1922.
Virginia Bank Sock-rar value $10--sales AT 81
LIVE STOCK MARKET
BFEf.-Scalc reigh- 81 10 s. -. Market amply
supplied.
Hogs A 80 net; market dull
MI IIONS-S2 30 10 % net a. IN quality
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-13
T. II l. NJ "A II X ( r S
LYNCuBIHG. DEG. 9Th. Isjo.

1bBAttO-tmandr continues uod It'll but lntlr tuinp
Sales range from - 80 10 - 30 for Lug; 81 - Ion
common and niddmg Leaj - 80 to ~ 30 good
Shipping
WllENT-S5 et' Tor Red, 90 cts for White
WILLIAM L. SMITH
Commission Merchant.
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Trust Sale Of
VALUABLE NEGR0EG

Sh virtue ol deed OF Trust executed the subscriber on
the - day OF -, lsil by Ii,nfy A, Christian,
ad 4" record II, the lus,nss Court of the Cooperation OF
yn'hhn,R, .halo n Tuesday, III, lat day January 1850
offer r sale, in front of III, Market HOUSE In the town Of
lynchhn,g the Negroes toned said deed all HON
are valuable
The title to said property believed to be
hut acting trustee sh only such title as is
vested IN by the said deed. Terms wi he cash.
JONATHAN CHRISTIAN, Trustee.
h..I
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L Asst NIGHT
V'l:N.F.N"S ENEEgHETIO.V,
AT vi agoMIC HALL
THURSDAY EVENING, DC EMBER ~.
EInfriFoyn sSs,t--ScienEHC.

NNGitM. and Wonderful neusinns-s pcoking Auto
vi maon aud the ie Moving Figures (Scc small bills
hosopcn at halt past Ito commence al "A oc eek pre-
eisrlN5
dee l1-it
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-13

Translated from The Courier DIES Etats Utlis.
Mons Stendha who had resided long in Italy. who
great collector ofanecdoes and traits If eccentIcy
knew perfectly tie history of Carnavae.
This yellow dress--this hat, surrounded with 1'"ers
ibis shower of rbbons-a these ridiculous nrnanens,
said NJ Sendha disguise the descendant OF an Illus
,rious Italian family. The man who amuses all who pass
with his ridiculous costume, is the Count Gacon Carna
vale Young, handsome, noble and rich, the Count Gao
ION might have passed happy aud brilliant EXISTENCE
lie was like other young Of his age and condl-
tion. The young gentlemen Of Ialy devote themselves
exclusively TO two things love and conspiracy. The
Count Gac'on was a lover and a conspitatur.
In Italy. the fire of revolution burns in the bosom
of The asocracy. W hen The day of action arrives, the
mobility are the first u throw themselves into the ARRAY.
Upon them ever falls the weight of defeat, for which
they pay with their lives. fortunes or liberty. The
Count Gactoa enrolled himself under the fig of liberal
ISM and swore to sustain the with his purse and
sword But p lItics only occupied the second place IN
his affections His heart absorbed with an ardent
passion, with which Leonoa C, OF distinguished
family in Venice. had Inspired him.
During the political disturbances, in which he took
lutte parl, the Count Gacon found himself Unpopular
lie found hmslf obliged t., submit to the harshes con-
sequences. The Prince G. refused to him The hand OF
his daughter; yielding paternal authority Leonora
married Veve'ian genteUan, the Marquis Dombelli
This was a terrible blow, under which the reason Of
the Count irembled. powerful influence alone protect
ed it from giving way ait gelher HIS friends his
patriots, engaged in rash enterprise long med ated by
them. which terminated miserably The conspiralos
We're defeated several pc sled in desperate combat =
The Count sought death. but this refuge denied
him. lie was Obliged TO fly to Paris 1t was at this
time TINT Mons SIendha who had known the Count al
Milan, met with and offered him home.
Politics no longer occupied the Count If Gacion hui
The remembrance Of his nhppy passion returned IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-13
FINE LIQUORS,

ElNL LlQUUnO,
WE have on hand, very superior article of Fine
/ w Liquors OF every descriptions as follows:
| FRENCH BRANDlES
Pale Pinot castllon 81 Co bes, quality Vintage, 1911
Dtab Otard, Dupuy u Co, = g 1913
do John Durand & Co. lSjl
do A Segnct 1916
Iomcstics variety Of Kinds,
! WlNES--Old London Particular MAZDA Wine,
Sicily CWoodhouse) do do
Marseiics do do
Tenerihe do
Port Wine, genuine article.
WllSkEY Rye, known 10 be over IL years Old, SUI
pcror sold in tns market We also have
variety OF kinds Domestic Liquors, such as Mountain
Whiskcy Apple Brandy, Sc; all oil which offer To
the trade at very small advance the original cost
Dec - -ts JOHNSON, YOU NIGER * SMITH.
VIRGINIA--A At rules held in the Clerks Office of the
county OF Bedford, the 81 day Of Decembe,
William Newman, Sally Newman, Rawey Crouch and
Jane his wife, formerly Jane Newman, Plaintiffs,
against
Ephram Newman, Ann Newman, Ransom Hale and
Lovely Hale, formerly Lovely Newman, Garrct Newman
Adam Newman, Elizabeth Newman, shelby Newman, Ben
lamin Greasy and Iuy his wife, formerly Lusty Newman
Ambrose Greasy and Lucinda his wife, formerly Lucinda
Newman, Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants, Ransom Hale, Garret Newman, Adam
Newman, Elizabeth Newman aud Shelby Newman, Bcnja-
Greasy aud uy his wife Ambros Greasy and Lucinda
his wife, not having entered their appearance and given
curly according to the act of Assembly and the rules Of this
Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
inhabitants of this Commonwealth; II is ordered,
that the said defendants Ransom Hale, Gaet Newman,
Adam Newman, Elizabeth Newman and Shelby Newman,
Benjamin Greasy and Luty his wife, and Ambrose Greasy
Monday in February next and the bill Of the Plain
tis and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
newspaper published in the town o Lynchburg, for
months SUCCESSFULLY, and posted at the front door OF
the Court House OF this county, some Court day.
topy-Teste,
Dec i3-w2m JNo NJ. REESE, n c. ]
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

MILL b. sold. al public stction, premises 10 the
w highest bidder, Monday, the 10Th day Decesubsr,
is,s my ,HAcT or iASD lying in the county Of An
OIL Benjamin Watts and others, aiming
One Hundred n f0rfy-fsC0 .1eres.
nearly hall II which Is IN woj. balance mostly fresh
having been cleared up and enclosed with M fence du
ring the last three and four This property Is vefv
yauabe being adapted IN the growth and all
iads oil grain and il in high state al cultivation.
This land lies WE'LL and il well watered aud has on "A sew.
eta good houses Persons wishing purchase do welt
the premises before the day II sale Term. made
known ON the day of sale. WM. j. ANDERSON.
Nov 22--wtiOb ft-sf#
Sale conducted by GARLAND Il MOsBY, Auctianesrs.
POSrPONE.NENT.
The abosr sale is postponed until EIIL7Y 2is Deem
Der, hs III the weather should he that
the sale will be made the first fair day thereafter.
WIN. ANDERSON,
Dec l3--t2iD by Garland y Mosby, Auctsfs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-13

The above sale viii take pare Saturday NEXT 9Th
instant. GARLAND 4 MOSBY. Aucs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-13

Mr. Cobb seems to he giving way. and Mr. X chad
snn is spoken Of as having favorable chance. The
Whgs it is said will stick ~ Winthrop til ugh same
Southern Wings voting for him. | he difficulty
of organization bids fair rival that which occurred upon
the election Of Mr. Hunter, when the baloiing continued
some eighteen days
You will find. translated from the Courier des Etafs
Unis notice of an eccentric individual who died
Gently in Paris. Though such narratives are common
enough in works of felton, it is singular To remark such
a Concurrence of unfortunate incidents marking the his
tnry If .,I
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SSS REVVAIgNeY =

SroLES from the Subscribers stable,
near Storeyille, s. e., on the night of the
9th, inst, a Bay Horse, with no par
ticular marks recollected, except some
harness marks. Any information res
pecting the horse win be thankfully ra,
ceiycd; and the above reward win be
paid for the delivery of said horse to me.
together with the thief who stole him.
with evidence sufficient to convict him
THoS. McLELLIN.
June so. 1910. 90n hIs9 ~
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PROSPECTUS
THE sCMOOLEELLOW

THE SCHHOOLFELLOvV. |.
A MAGAZINE FOR GIRLS AND BOYS.
ISSUED IN MONTHLY NUMBERS OF
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TEE Publisher of Richards Week
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first number of the above work last Janu-
ary, with view of affording to the Boys
and Girls of the South journal of their
own, in which instruction and amusement
shall be happily blended.
TIE Schoolfeilow contains articles, both
original and selected, from many pens
that have written charmingly for the
young. We will mention the names of
Mary Hewitt, Miss Sedgwick, Peter Par
ley, Miss Mcintosh, Mrs. Gilman, Mrs
Joseph O. Neal, Mary L. Lee, Miss Bar
ber, and many Others might be added.
Many of the articles in TIE ,Schooitelio,c
are beautifully illustrated, and the twelve
numbers of ono year make two volumes
of nearly 400 pages and one hundred en-
cravings, of which, every boy and girl
who may own it may be proud. -.
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pages, anu at least engravings, and IS
issued on the first of every month. 9.
The subscription price is One Dollar a
year, in advance. To Clubs 5 copies to
one address, $4; 10 do, So I; 20 do, SIS.
~ There are many schools in which
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Communications must be postpaid and
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POETRY.
LOOK ALWAYS ON THE SUNNY sIDF

LOOK ALWAYS ON THE SUNNY SID
What little things may sweeten life
II we but view them rightlyi
Our drakest moments oft arc Yiic
With pleasures bcaming rightly.
The mind that wraps itself in grief
And vents its woes in groaning,
Would never gain one hour relief,
For ages psss'd In moaning
Look always on the sunny side---
The sun is ever shining;
The shadow may be dark and wide,
But tits no use repining.
Nay, tho the sun seem vanish'd quite,
We are not unenlightcned.
The gIitterins stars show best at night,
AS though by darkness frightened.
Your path may be thro' deserts drear.
But springs cen there are flowing;
Keep up your spirits, never fear,
Heaven still is joy bcstowing.
Asa bright flower that may be found
Where all besides is dreary,
Seems to shed sweeter fragrance around,
In comfort to the weary.
just so, ajoy the mourncr sees
And the gloom Of sorrow.
Possesses double power to please,
And strengthens for the morrow.
Then let US always look for joy,
Fen in cur griefs invite her;
And what would otherwise annoy,
Will help to make life brighter,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-07-28

DEATH OF CHARLES ALDERT.--The ex-
king of Sardinia has not long survived his
abdicatitn. According to the Courier
DIES Etats Unis, he died almost immediate
ly on his arrival in Portugal, June 9th,
of an indisposition, which, though regar-
ded as slight Mt first, terminated suddenly
in death. The English papers make no
mention of it.
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He told her if she bore affection for him,
he would agree to her own terms. Her
reply was Tiny conditions are now what
they ever have been" s'Then," said the
disenthralled Writ, m accept them"
They were soon married and from that
day he kept his word and his affairs
frightened, while honors and glorics gath
cred thick upon his brow. His name has
been enrolled high in the temple of fame,
while his deeds, his patriotism and renown,
live after him with imperishable lustre.
How many noble minds might the young
ladies save, if they would follow the cx,
ample of the heroine hearted Miss G., the
friend of humanity, of her country, and the
relation of La Fayette. Temperance Ban
fser,
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
PICKENS DISTRICT.
Hannah Clayton, Applicant.

Charles Allen and Wife, Sarah Al. Allen.
James Young and Wife, Mary Eliza
beth Young, John Thos. Clayton, Ro-
bert G. Clayton, Stephen G.. Clayton,
Margaret Clayton, Jesse NJ. Clayton,
Defendants. M
For the sale of the Real Estate of
John Clayton, deceased, not disposed of
by Will. And it appearing that John
Thomas Clayton resides without the linn
its Of this State: it is therefore ordered,
that he do appear within three month
from the date hereof, or his consent to
said sale will be taken as confessed.
w. d. STEELE, o. ID.
Ordinary's Office,
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According to the estimate of the Hon.
I. Butler King, says the National Intelli-
gencer, when Rail Road across the 18th
mus is completed, with the aid of steam
ers of a speed of twelve miles an hour,
the voyage from New York viii be com
pleted in the following time:
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CHOLERA ROY Az oUEBEC. &c

90 .4Is.. nIUNIHEAL, July To.
A serious riot occurred yesterday in
Quebec on account Of All attempt to estab-
lisli Cholera Hospitals in populous parts
of the city. Several of them were dc.
stroyed. Nothing but the usual i2th OF
July riots occurred III Montreal and St.
Catherine. "i III
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El FRO sPECTUs
saCM AR DS'
V EEKLY q AtZETTE

w EEKLY GAZETTE.
BEING new and much enlarged
series of the "Southem Literary Gazette"
the only weekly Journal, South of the
Potomac, devoted to Literature and the
Arts in general--and designed for the
Family Circle.
The Proprietor begs leave ~ announce
that, on Saturday, the 5th of May, he
issued the first number, for the second
year, of this popular and well established
paper,-the name and form of which he
has changed, to enlarge the scope of its
observation, and to otherwise increase its
attractions.
Less exclusively devoted, than hereto
fore, to
Literature, the Arts, and Sciences.
it will be the aim of its Proprietor to.
make it, in every respect, .s.,
A CHOICE FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
cas- cheap as the cheapest, and as good as.
the bestp Utterly discarding the notion
that Southern journal can OF compete
with the Northern weeklies, IN cheapness
and interest, aaa
RICHARDS WEEKLY GAZETTE
shall be equal, in mechanical execution
to any of them, and, in the variety, fresh
ness and value of its contents, second to-
none. Its field will be THE WORLD, and
it will contain, in its ample folds
ESery Species Of Popular Information,
Especial attention will be paid to the sub
jeot of Fes .s...i....,ss
SCHOLASTIC AND DOMESTIC EDUCATION.
Numerous articles, original and selected,
from the best sources, will be published
weekly, on @ m
AGRICULTURE AND HoRncULTURE,
and these departments, as, indeed, all
others, win be frequently NeR "
frustrated s0itb Wood Cuts r
Every number will contain carotid and
copious summaries of the latest. a
F0REIGW AND DOMESTIC
NEWS!
in Commercial Civil, Political, and Eccle .
siastical Affairs At the same time there.
shall be nothing in its columns that can.
be considered either Partizan or Sectarian.
The following distinguished writers.
will contribute to- the Journal: ~
Wm. Gitmore .S;mms, III. d.,
Hon. Robert III. Charlton, m
y, al. Legare, '''tj'
z: Addison Richards, Esq,
Hon. B. f. Porter,
Henry R. Jaeksoa, Esq,
Jacques Jouraot, l., III.
Mrs. Caroline Lee Eeatz. 5''
Mrs. Joseph c. Neal,
Mrs. WilEam c. Richards, a'',. 2
Mrs. E. r. Elicit, '4 'ea s.l'ah
Miss Nary r.. Lee,
Mss Mary Bates,
Caroline Hoscard, @'
Mrs. @. w. DuBose, h.ar'ar1a
Mss G.. W. Barber, ftssf
besides many others, whose names nv. j.
highly esteemed in the "World Of lie, :
tcrs." @ ~
Il Err MS: :..... ...,..t
Single copies, a-year, 81 o,.strictly in adj
vance. ~ to Jed 3E 5
@ CT u BIS:
OF three supplied for $5 90
vi hve tor 8 90
Of ten for ---,- -l,-t-.s-,aI5 90
Of fifteen for - -r-- --- 90 90
OF twenty for .,a-t- 25 90
Of fiftyf ---- so 90
RD- All orders must be accompanied
with the cash, and should be addressed,
postpaid, to M oi
sWM. G. RICHARDS, 5a
~ go. E ATHENS, Ga.
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June ISL, l623. 0-m3
SOUTH CAROLINA.

wv II O<A1NNIlLAkN<As
IN THE COMMON PLEAS
PICKE.N,S DISI,RICJ.
Henry Whitmire. Dee. in Attachment
John Bishop. Pl'ffs Atty.
The Plaintiff having this day fled his
declaration in my office, and the defend
ant having neither wife nor attorney
known to be in this State, motion !;
II is ordered, that the defendant do ap-
pear, and plead or demur to the said de-
claration, within year and day from
this date, or Judgment will be entered by
default. n - teg, AZ
w. l.. KEITH, c. c.P.&
3 Clerks Office, J - s f
May 10, ls49. mHa,l8
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
PICKENS DISTRICT. ti
ERa EQss5Gy.
Jane Barton & p. Alex MIa
ander, Adm'x. & Admr.
VS.. tHa,5 .8s8H
John Iadd and Wiley Bill for Relief.
Reeves and Heirs at @ gas
Law of B. Barton, decd. l5ft ~
1t appearing to my satisfaction that
Benz. r. Barton and Joab Lewis and
Wife, Phalby, Defendants to this Bill of
Complaint, reside from and without the
limits of this State. sYes, s8oG
On motion of Whitner a. Harrison,
Comp. 6ols.. Ills ordered, that they do
plead, answer or denur tothe allegations
in said Bill, within three months from the
date hereof, or their sonseut TO the ssnlc
will be taken pro contssso. 'I8s ays5sa
a MILES M. NORTON, q. E.P.p
CONS, Office, Pickens Gill; SEA
juno sth, is4p,
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HEAD QUARTERS, J
lsT DIVISION, s. G. M. {

J
EDGEFIELp G. H., April 80, '49.
CAPT. w. B. IOoR, having been ap-
pointed and commissioned Aid de Camp
to Maj. Gen. Bonham, with the rank OF
Major, will be obeyed and respected &C.
cordingly.
BY order of Maj. Gen. BoNHAM.
w. S. GRESHAM,
Aid-de- Camp.
June o 4-sw.
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HDT All orders must be accompanied
with the cash, and should be addressed,
postpaid, to s o
WM. G. RICHARDS, a
49,, 81 ATHENS, Ga.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-20

Gus 10 night and starr . new man Who Tint my no.
It's impossible Ia say AS the same elements If ds n
exist 10 matl'r nun which quarter he my cq,ne. So
pure man rs Nlnion. could not command the Free sill
veie. What the result may BE-. us lnpussihe 10 say
nut 1t would not surprise ut all ID see james
Mei'awoIl hnaliy made Speaker, and T., Southern Wing
vies.
he Federal rlty Is unusually full ri visitors and in
,ee lamilt rarance here. II vii he unusually gay The
hfsi letee 1.-The season MS atg 'y attended The rfes
1'ni doing The henors at the " hite llansa in truly
hePuhaeln style. lis message Is most aXinuSly expect
ed that the people may learn his upon matters 81
an rem iom those that he has usaaNy treated II will
be characteristics, 20 doubt. aud If s. popular NJ Clay
Is s'lll iho Lion ii The Srn1t and sucely lie shows
noe very plainly, but the iro II htty is still in him.
W hat more nalnral that he should wish l. revisit tho
scenes oil his great tfamphs may be his death at tie
past II duty aud hsnor may eheve HIM n IL did the
sharcr OF his ioulest eaumny john Quincy Adams.
Yours, RDllA AR.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-20
THE HUNTSVILLE CONVENTION.

The work goes bravely on. A large and en-
thuSiastic Convention was held in Huntsville, AL
ALBANIA, on the Goth of November, TO promote a
Railroad enterprise of great interest to our peo
pie. They propose road from Memphis, by
w. Of Lagrange, to Huntsville and then to Join
TIE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad at the
most convenient point. This is more direct
connexion with Memphis, for our line, than any
heretofore proposed.
The distinguished orator of Tennessee, Ex-
Governor James c. Jones, presided over the Con-
vention and made a speech, which is very highly
eXtolled by the Huntsville papers. This road has
become another "fxed fact in the history OF the
great line from Memphis TO the Chesapeake Bay.
On all sides of us, Railroads are converging to
the two ends of the Virginia and Tennessee Rail-
road, and preparing to pour such tide of COM
merce through the Southwestern Valley of Vir-
gina as the world never saw before. This will
make the Stock of our road the best investment
for capital in the Union.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-20
MARRIAGES.

Married. on Thursday. the Doth uli by the Rev.
Thomas jones. Mr.. ELIJAH b. MAYS 10 Miss
CASsANDRA :. TURNER. all of Amherst,
-. en- Thursday. the 9th instant, hv tho same Mr.
hoBERIC {. Bll'B 90 Miss ELIZABETH BUR.
FORD, all Of Amherst.
-. on THURSDAY. the l3h instant by Tho same
W.. ZACiiARlAn CAMERON 10 Miss MARCIA
nt daughter of JOSHUA RuCkER. Esq. all of
Bedford County.
- IN Tuesday. 18th inst. at - o'clcck. NJ at
Rose llil by the Rev. Vim II. kuclac, Col JOHN
VI HARRIS 10 Miss HARRIET C.. daughter Of The
late fdmu1d Tate, deed, Ut Campbell.
-. On Tuesday eyouiec 18Th INST by the Same.
WILLIAM {. MEEN n NARY ANN, second
daoghter ii Edwin Mathews oi this place