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these in then sow peek OF timothy seed to the
chilly harrow and ii and you may tlus renew your
meadow without mourning The ironbe and expense Of
ploug 'ng. with the assurance that it would yield good
crops vi grass for several years.
n good c nlp0s'.-I'hcse having salt marshe 5 and
mari on their estates d. better than TO seize every
casion to form marsh mud and mari into compost for
their next years corn crop. Three hundred bushels Of
mari mixed with 10 double horse cart loads Of salt marsh
mud per acre. if formed ino pie and left to decompose,
assmilale together and being meoIaed by the effects of
Of the summers and winters frlsts, will form, peXt
~prnr a reliable manure for the crop; the which
should be followed by wheat, and that by clover In
thus preparing he material for compass, hand ami team
could be very proGtably employed from no~ until
tie period Of Frost SIcA a compost, We feel very Ger
lain, would prove infinitely permanent in is et-
feet, han twice The quantity Of barn yard manure, and
would ensure t. the soil any desirable degree Of feriIi
.ty.
II closing hints for the month, may be permit
ted To hope that the harvess of The coming seasIn, IN
der divine Providence, may prove abundant-tha good
markets and rtmuueraring prices reward the husband
for his anxlres and his t1s-and, ab1ve all else,
that gratitude may abundn every rural heart towards
The Great Source whence all receive many bles-
sings.
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12ULzGrOEl-.o


. From the Louis, lie Journal
His little chain is vacant now,
His playthiuy> PIT away.
The beauty 81 bis chcru3hrow
Is VANISHED where d. lay.
The music of his Young delight
Is hushcd iorlycmorc;
The sunny face that CLEANED So bright
has faded from the dor.
Yct etii We listen through the night
10 hear MS breathing sweet,
Ana With the morn'- awakening light
lii II. We turn f. meet.
And through TIC i,rlong day We Ugh
u catch hi he7rnin4 smile,
And see shat form bounding by
SobcaunIul erewhilc.
In vain. in yain--a shadow lies
Where sunheam- used to fall,
The moaning wind alone replies,
WI hen his dear name sc call;
The echoes Of Iii steps are fled
And glance and smile are gone
And now we know that he is dead
And we left alone.
But in each wind tha; fans cheek
His own sweet breath Rs there;
And angel-liP= in whispers speak
To comfort our despair;
And every star that burns above
His own blest image gives,
And tells Us that where all is love
Our boy forever lives
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Sugar, .szOiNsscs, SC.
IN IlliDS. y. Q. Sugar, part prime,
" do do Molasses,
10000 lbs family cured Bacon,
$50 pairs heavy Brogans, for Cavaliers,
1000 lbs MAYORS Cast Steel from square and octaGon
to inches,
100 kegs Blasting Powder,
Is do Dupont's Rifle do
> tons Wcayer's Iron, assorted,
% do Tfedcgar, all sizes,
1000 lbs. and stick Liquoricc, best brands,
$500 do Stuart's Loaf Sugar,
1000 do crushed and powdered do
GROU ND and LUMP PLASTER, FOR sale by
April Its GEO. BAGBY
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NOTNEEE.

EIIE coparncrshp, heretofore existing under the style
i $. GUGtiENHEIMER s BROTHER has been dis
yed by the death OF the senior partner. 1t is important
that the concerns Of that firm be speedily coscd-The
dersgncd Will therefore earnestly call All persons indebted
to them TO forward without delay and settle up their
vera debts and all persons having claims ainst the firm are
desired to present them for payment.
n. GUGGENH Elmer,
Surviving partner Of S. Gugsenhemer Bro.
I)er
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NEW FIRM.

fEunderned will carry the business hereafter I'M
I der the and style of \. GUGCiENHEIMER & Co.
at the old stand of the old firm. They have now and will
continue to keep, handsome assortment of
EE = CID OIZa
consisting part of Broad Cloths, Cassimeres Vestings
Cassinctt, Fulled Cloth, Jeans Sc SC.
ALsoconstantly hand, choce'assortmen Of Ladies
Dress and Fancy Goods. Likewise, Hats, Caps and Shoes
all ofwhch will be sold at reduced prices.
IN. GUGGFNHEIMER,
L. GUGGENHEIMER
Dec.7
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SPLENDID SW-LlGHT ELECTR0 DAGUERROTYPES

shse S>Ss1sCRds!4exsy Improvements
FENE SUISSE Err be@s leave to call the attention Of the
public to his Daguerrean Gallery, which nc has Just
completed and furnished in good style, with improved
SkYLIGHT, the largest South OF the Potomac, and
constructed graduate the light any degree ny
to ensure perfect likeness.
Mr. w. having successfully applied ELECTRICITY to
his former process OF making Dagucrreot is
bed get the action OF the subject almost instant
", catch the vivid expressions Of infancy.
This is great dcsderatum, does away with the here
long and tedious sitting which render cd j. almost i'm
possible to keep the mobility Of features These kenesses
superior point Of beauty and e-ke eXpresson
any heretofore Produced the colours permanently pre-
served, and the picture can be seen in any light.
Mr. w. would beg leave to say that he Of the first
to lit Wight for Daguerrean purposes, and bengonc the
first that introduced the profession this country and his
success both North and South particularly in Richmond and
Norfolk where heha received almost unlimited for
the six years. which has enabled him employ
y,thrtecn ants and he is taking annually lromye
to six thousand Lkcnesscs, which he deems sufficient guar
antcc Of the superiority of his Daguereoypcs.
Particular attention paidt the taking oil henesses Of infant
Children, Con copying of Paintings, Daguerreoypes Sc.
Great Depot OF Daguereotype Materials the Richmond
Gallery and for sale at New Yorl1 prices
call IS respectfully solicited whether sit for
likeness or not. jill. WHITEHURST, Proprietor.
Can east side Main street. few doors above Franklin lo-
tel, Lynrhburg II Main street, Rchmond; South Main
street, Norfolk; and West Sycamore street Petersburg.
p. S-Nir. w. respectfully offers Premium to any Da-
guerreotypest who will produce advertisement puport-
ing to make I)aguerrcoypcs by the ELECTRO G.lLV.f-
NC PROCESS, prior to his own, in September last.
December It's
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John G.. McClanahan,
.OCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,

JONI G, InCCldLdndU,
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
LYNCHBURG, Va.
I AN now receiving my Spring and Summer took OF
L Goods, lately purchased at low prices, consisting in
part of the following articles, viz:
200 bags Rio and Laguyra Coffee,
IS do Old Java do very superior,
80 hhds NO. P. R. and St. Crox Sugar,
Is boxes Loaf Sugar,
20 hhds and bbls Molasses, (some very superlor,)
2l0 kegs Nails
$50 sides Sole Leather,
10 bbIs Tanners Oil Chest quality,)
casks Lamp and Whale Oil,
Is reams Foolscap and Letter Paper,
100 do Wrapping Paper.
10 tons Country and Tredegar Iron,
60 boxes Sperm and 1allow Candles,
so kegs Blasting and Rife Powder,
20 boxes Tea,
l chest do, very superior article,
5000 Cotton Yarns.
40 boxes Raisins.
2 tierces Rice, fresh
Shad, Mackerel. Herrings and Roe Herrings,
LIQU OIeS,
60 bbIs Recfed and Mountain Whiskey,
25 do Old Rye Whiskey,
10 do Apple Brandy,
IL do Imitation French Brandy
French and Pale Champagne Brandy, (very supe-
rior,E
Madeira and Sherry Wine. Chest quality,)
Porter. Rum, Gin, Malaga, Sicily, MADEIRA and Port
Wine with many other articles.
COW MIS- SION USI.NESS
My prompt personal attention given to consgnments O
FLOUR. WHEAT, BAcco, BACON and all kinds coun
try produce. Also, to receiving and forwarding Goods
and Produce. No charge for drayage
May Its JOHN G. MoCLANAHAN.
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NOTICE 70 THOSE HAVING WOOL.

THE subscriber would respectfully invite the Wool grow
OF Campbell and the surrounding countless who wish
to have their wool Carded Carded and Woven send it
III possible in order that he may card
ing at and BE- able to do their work with despatch and
in good order.
Those who may wish give their for CLOTH are re-
quested to with their wool and
his large stock of Woolen Goods, which he will either sell
low give for wool at fair rates
TERMS-For cardng, ) cts per ID. viii be charged
Mixed cts when paid for by the weight OF the Wool
paid Tor by the weight OF the rolls cent will be
charged For oing, cent pound will be charged all
cases.
May 2l-w2m JAS S. CREWDSON, As'.
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FASHIONS FOR SPRING s. SUMMER lS4!
JUST RECEIVED BY
J. B. EDWARDS.

FEY DOORS .aBOVE .nEE.M& GY.4TKLN,S
AND OPPOSITE SAMUEL B. THUR.AL4.N-S
j. B. EDWARDS returns his thanks to his friends
and Public generally for the very liberal patronage ex
tended to him previous to his coparnership with w. F.
Lee and during that time, and would inform his friends
and the public generally, that he has taken the BUSH
ness into his hands, and hopes they will continue
their custom with him. AIlcare possible will be taken
to have work intrustei 10 him, done as well as i.
can Dc done elsewhere. JAMES D. EDWARDS.
Sep.ll-ts.
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n Il W. $ III d II
At Old Spring Ware House..
INE informs the citizens of
L. burg and Its vicinity, that his
NyagOn-mal&ing and
BLACKS NTH SHOPS,
in full operation. III those who want good and
cheap work get by calling the subscriber, who
prepared do all kinds Of work in both branches, with
.NE.II.NESS and DESP.aTCH
He has large stock Of very superior seasoned timber 70
commence with ana his woflmen equal 10 any in the
State Of Virginia III his Smith Shop he has frst-ra Smiths
good ana Horse hoers and always has banda good
stock Of Shoes and Nails.
JOHN II. BAILEY.
I.ynchburg, March l3-ts
The subscriber has2 very superior ROAD WAGONS
finished off and several Carryas, and sccondhanded.
ALSO,
Several Second Road Wagons;
and will in short time have and keep general assortmcno
W1GO.NS, CARTS, PLOUGHS IND
WHEEL B.4RROUS.
All of which he Will sell low.
JOHN H. BAILEY.
Farmers Hotel, Lynchburg, March I3-ts
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DE2E @oOEOZa
Clothing Establishment

TNE subscribers have nered into copartnershp under
l. the name and style of N. GUGGENHEIMER s Co.,
for the purpose of conductinga
General Clothing Establishment.
They have hand large and handsome assortment Of
l. READY MADE CLOTHING.
Of all kinds adapted to the present season. which they oei
low for cash, at their store, door R. Tyrees office
Main Street, Lynchburg n. GUGGENHEIMER,
Il. GUGGENHEIMER,
S. GUGGENHEIMER.
Dee. It's
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they therefore, have more reason to
PlNNpS with till confidence, and ask as C thelr
wishing good instrument, to call and examine ,I Y an
before purchasing elsewhere at their establishment SOCK
NOS. 5, * IL Euawst.,
where may be constantly found large assortment Of
and octave PIANOS in plain and highly fni,bed y ~
Of Rosewood, Mahogany Slc with all the a,s Eases
and American improvements oPean
The following letter from Miss Adele Hohnstork ~, -
Charles llolnstock, and Mr.. Schuhcrth, who IIscJ
their Pianos in their recent most successful Concerts
city. Will show the estimation i'll which those dsp s
artists hold the Pianos manufactured BY Mcssrs Knaba "a
G.chlc
Baltimore, Fcbruary. $50
On orr musical tour through the United States weL
acquainted the Pianos manufactured By Mcssrs ne
(;.rhle OF Baltimore They furnished with onc
Grand Pianos for all Concerts Baltimore ana H. ne
there tried ii IN every variety of music, and fully tested
power, are happy to declare, do with Gl "
dencc, that the Pianos manufactured by them anon y
most perfect instruments have with in the ii 5,
States, and rival the Pianos of the cecbratd
tories in Europc-The Pianos Of Mcssrs knabe s Oil
constructed with the utmost care, Distinguish
durability and for fine, and full tone and M
beside most agreeable touch w take pleasure in r
mcndins them to the public
ADELE HOHNSTOCE
CHARLES HOHNSTOCE
Sole virtuosen to the Duke Of Brunsvi,L
JULIUS SCUUBERTH
Director of the Musical SOCIETY," apd
Prize Institute of Hamburg
Mr. Schuberth is the posscssor OF the gold medal awarll
by the King of Wuemburg and accompanies the Hobnstl
through the United States jas the Of their Conrc
The following letter from MIR. Bochsa the celebrated H.
Bishop in her musical tour, will further show what was b
opinion Of the merits Of Mcssrs. X. s G.'s Pianos:
BAENUMs IioTEL. Dee. II 1915
Dear Gentlemen II directed by Madame Anna BisL
to express her thanks, for your kindness in furnishing her INK
excellent Piano Forte for her two Concerts al C
HALL am also happy TO state, thaI found the nstrInrn,
very powerful and sonorous and the touch very casy %
prompt Believe me, dear ss, with great esteem yours
truly, CIR BOClS,
In addition to thcabove, prepared to furnish o,ls,
equally high commendationsr among which is that 81 Nj
George knoop, who is known to the musical would and a
many Of our most respectable Professors and Amateurs MA
have instruments i'll use
KNiEE& GEIlLE.
D. Il. PAYNE & BRO.
Are The agents fer the sale Of the above Pamos aud can f
nieh any style that may be called for They would call e
attention Of loves Of Music 70 just received the
BOOK STORE.
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lectcd, and
Fresh NrriUaI of Family Groceries,
together with general assortment of STAPLE DRY
GOODS among which nay be found handsome assortment
Of Calcocs beachcd and unbeached omestics beachcd
and unbeachc Sheeing beachcd and unbcached twllcd
Muslns Innings ofa descriptions, Bed Ticks Pcn entiary
PlaIs and Checks Nankeen plain and wilcd Oznaburg
Tagging, sc.
Family Groceries.
y Orleans, Porto Rico, Clarified, Loaf, Crushed and Pul-
verized Sugars,
ATolas-es,
Rs Laguayra and Java Coffee,
Gunpowder, Imperial and Black Teas,
Rice, salt IRON sc Sc
Cast Shear and Blistcrcd steel
Also large assortment Of Hats and shoes, Wood
Ware &c &c, all OF which offered at Tow prices,
wholesale and retail. SAIITHSON < SIAIHAM,
Opposite Farmers Bank.
PS.-We have fine stock of Supcrlc Family Flour in
store and for sale. ). & s.
MAY It's
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Philadelphia Advertisement,
TO LIBRARY COMMITTEES, MERCHANTS, &C.
GEO. 8. APPLETON,
Bookseller, Publisher and Importer,
No I64 Chestnut ST., Of in, StCGuas Btdtn5s
PHILADELPHIA. PA

NlIE Proprietor OF the above establishment would beg
L leave to can the attention of the public to his large
stock of Books, every Department OF Literature lie
most particular attention paid TO the execution OF orders
from gentlemen DESTROYS of increasing their Libraries and
Committees in every town and village for the founding Of
Libraries. His motto is Charge sales and small profits
which proved BY referring his Catalogue publish
cd every quarter, which viii be gratis to all parts OF the
Union, application post pail His store is 50 arranged
that find the Books for themselves they being
classified according to subjects that thcawycr Clergy
man, Physician, Merchant Farmer, Mechanic, can ind
the Books they in search Of without the aid OF guide
Every attention shown visitors, and it hoped that
strangers will make convenient Lounge during their stay
in the City.
All orders for Books published in any part of Europe
America puncuay attended and furnished at the lowest
prices. Information in regard any matters pertaining to
his business cheeriuy application to the Propre
Booksellers and Country Merchants supplied liberal
terms
March 26-3m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-18
March 22-wt21sr

VIRGINIA: At Rules hcld in the Clerks Office d The
county court OF Bedford, the "a day Of April ls9
James v. CooDs PiantiE
against
Granville l.. Feazcl, Jacob A. Hanev and Susan hr wife
formerly Susan Fcaz; John n. Fcazcl, William Feazrl
James f. Martin, administrator u Nancy Martin decreased
William Volt and Mary his wife, formerly Mary Feazel:
oafah cazei ahd oIytr Fcazcl DcfcndaatS.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants, Granville l.. Fcaze John ~ FeazeI
William y. Fcazc and Oliver Fcazcl, not ha ing entered
their appearance and given security according to the act Of
Assembly ana he rules Of this court and i appearing by
lsfactoy evidence that they not inhabitants Of this om-
monWcath it ordered that the said defendants do appear
before the Justices Of this at the courthouse Of This
county, the fourth Monday in June next answer the
PLAINTIFF BILL and thaa copy Of this forthwith in
serted in some newspaper Published in the Of Lynch
burg for two months successyey, and posted al tic front
door Of the courthouse of this county.
coPy-Teete,
April 23-w2m JNO. r. S'rEPrOE, c.B.c.
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Ofie Of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law ana Chancery, for the
Cmmty OF Amherst, Monday, the It'll day Of May 1919
Willis r. Boco@k administrator Of James WALL deed,
Plaintiff,
against
Willis NJ Reynolds in his right and administrator
q Ludwcll L. Dawson, Decd and Isaac X. Reynolds
Defendants.
IN CHhNCERY.
The defendant Willis M. Reynolds in his own right and
as administrator Of Iuycll L. Dawson Decd not Lav wing
entered i appearance and given security according to the
act Of Assembly and the Rules Of this Court and appear
g by satisfactory evidence that he is nhahan Of
TINS Commonwealth; II is ordered, That the said Defendant
DO appear here on the first Monday in August next,
sWer the bill OF the Plaintiff and that copy this order be
iorthWlth inserted i'll newspaper published in the town
o ynchbrg Tor two months succcssvev ana posted the
front door OF the Courthouse Of this county.
ACoPy-Teste,
May Twin ROBERT TINSI.EY, c.
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d. Il. PAYNE & BRO.

Are the agents FIR the sale Of the above PIamos and can m
nish any style that may be called for. They would call t
attention q loves Of Music 70 just received the
BOOK STORE.
March 22-wt21scp
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-22

The TEA CULTURE IN THE UNITED STATES The
New York Tribune has tie following in relation tn
Junius Smiths attempt to cults the tea plant in
this country:
We have late advccs from the tea plantation Of
Mr.. Junius Smith, al Grepnvie. S. Z. His plants
are in blns4um. aud healthy aud furnishing As
those of Cnina at the same stage of growth Every
thing looks favorable. aud Mr. Smith feels abund-
anty encouraged. He expects to place fresh tea on
the tea-tabes of London aud Paris in twenty days
from his plantation lie has 4 large number of
plants. and ten seed enough for half million more.
The black descriptions blossoIned tine since,
but lately the green plant descriptions have also bios
somed. Mr.. Smith Is collecting about him quite a
furcr of aborers; having recently seat tu The North
for about twenty hands. He has asn made very sue
cessful eff TO grow the fig and almond His next
years crop will be suite imp .rIant Should
Mr. S. succeed in introducing the growth of the
plant into the United States. he will certainly deserve
sutue of gold and the gratitude of the whole coun-
try.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-22

AN ELOQUENT AND PATRIOTIC sENrrmENr.-Gov
Brown of Tennessee, in his recent annual Message
to the Legislature of that State, holds the following
language:
81 see nothing in the present aspect of the ques-
ton, to justify either resort TO violence dsunion,
threaten them remedies. If it should present
a graver feature in its progress, let the emergency
dictate the remedy. In the mean time, let us insist
rights by all constitutional MEANS and also
solve TO maintain the Union, sat all hazards and TO
the last extremity" | am willing 10 yield the honor
of dsunion doctrines to those who rely upon them
TO any present probable evils TO arise from
the question Of slavery. Upon them will the re-
sponsibility (and ea rful will Beg Of cacula
ting the value of the Union and cheapenng its Dig
nifty and DURATION in the estimation of any portion of
the American people. With the Union, have eve
ry thing to inspire the hopes and impe the energies
of PATRIOTISM amid the vast field Of improvement that
lies before US. Without it, we have nothing worth
mainaining-worlh living for-worth dying for |.
Clouds and darkness rest upon such fuure-secton-
al jeaouses-border frays-endless collisions-the
prostraion of trade and commerce, and the ruin Of
American liberty, fill up the baeful picture. Against
such contemplation. all men of all parties ought to
turn with instructive horror. The Union ought to be
deemed invauable-as when it was formed it was
deemed Indispensable 1t is invaluable aud deserves
10 be the ast of human institutions that shall fade be-
fore the trumpet Of retribution"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-22

WASHINGTON RUMORs.--We are informed from
Washington, that among the latest that ex
traordnary village, it is runored that Mr.. Meredith
is TO go to Russia; that probably George Evans of
Maine, will be called to the Treasury Department and
that some other Cabinet changes expected to be
made, on or shortly after the meeting of Cungress
Very likely. 1t is also reported that Mr.. Collamer
has got tired of Major Hobbie his first assistan, in
tho General Post Office, and that the Major is to 90
On the LIST of November. This is the thing which
plays the deuce with the wing pariy-they have so
many travelling ofice-huners to feed, that The loco
focos. from the worst to the very BEST give way
and have to be turned odri is this swarm of CAD
flies that has stupe6ed the cabinet and rendered
less. Ii Is to be hoped however, that Coamer will
retain at least one capable man in his department.
As for the cabinet, the more you change it, and the
sooner, the beiter-N. Y. Herald.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-22
HALE OF CENTRE Lopez.


Indianapolis, Nov. Ia, IS49.
At called meeting of Centre and Marion Masonic
Lodges the following preamble and resolutions
imously adopted:
WHEREAS In the death of well beloved Brother JAcoB
GLAzIzR, recognize the hand Of allwise provi-
dence; and although the stroke falls heavily and
pected, yet once more forcbly reminded of the
'unceriainty OF e." and admonshed to be always pre-
pared for death.
Received That while we cherish lively recollection of
the virtues Of departed Brother and friend, will
forget the ritual of fraternity towards the af
ced widow of the deceased and that tender to her and
the mourning family heartes sympsthies ia their be-
OF and affection.
Resolved That a token Of the high esteem in which
our Brother held that we Lodges and Masons will
his funeral in body and perform the last rites and
honors that is privilege 10 show to departed Brother
Resolved. That we as Masons will wear the usual badge
Of mourning for thirty days.
Resolved That the Secretary be instructed TO furnish
10 the widow and family Of the deceased copy Of these
resolutions. and send copy the editor Of the Masonic
Review Cincinnati and also to request their publica
ton in the Sentinel and Journal of this city.
A true copy:
G. G. wERBE. Ssc'y. pro TEN.