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VOLUME XLY!.-NUMBiIR g.

| liberali:y of tie Students and Professor, .;be
exercises haviue bean opened b. All appropriate
payer, tho President. DR. Lewis w Green. in
igoiGctd Mr. Robert II Howson oi RicAuor,I.
Us the representative Of lie Pli:lnibropic 50.
cieiJ, who, tshing Philanthropy as the sth
ject of lis address, delivered an Orat ~, wei
sui'ed 10 he occasioni and TO The obIecs Of tho
SOCIETY,". and Displaying extensive information
eni accurate taste, worthy Of the h!.ic.;;a ol
our native commonwealth. d.. bcn,ani.n :,ico
was Then ihifGGuced 10 tho aulIcnce, "a he &c.
preventative OF tho Uaon Society-he seect.d
Tor BIS adcres' tie important suoIec, OF .'tIomc
roucaiion, which he ably discussed, win
! SQUAD reasoning, and III decorated language
Oa he heai day, tHe weather heing Eluch bet
TER latge' audience attended the soalluus
ga cries Of The Church were even cIowde.-aLd
scch display II beauty, coi-c Cd iror3 ne SUR
rcnni,0g cuGttes must conlessto nave seldom
seen teors Nor were they unpaid tuf their a.
tendance. The voices Of he collegiate uisio!s
yep me audience % mule attention, untrosea
save oy he loud applause which followed t.e
CLOG u every sgetGh.
Inc exercises were as follows
| |. Oraucn on he Prospects Of oar County, b.
Gnshvus n. Bass, OF Chesterfield
Z Or lion on lie Character OF Pope. BY e.
"a .. Fitzgerald, q Holloway
Ccn'eruns distinctions By The Pres den, up
! on nose students Of The different CASES, vic
naf gained Inrm a. The seyersI cIsminaii1ns
Oratiou on Faialism, BY William u. It'd
bail, Of Ohio
5. Mase's Orallon. BY WIN. 7. Walker, Of
PIilce Edward.
=. VaeticorJ Addresses, By Richard Sl1ses
Of Lnnerbors.
These various Ofa,ions having ben heard. lie
President concluded lie Interesting Exercises by
| dehVcflng The diplomas 10 those entitled 10 the
degrees OF Bachelor anf Msster OF Ans Net
vi hiancins The remarks Of D.. Green in PEI
! forming this imposing ceremony Were in Latin.
aansnsge with which The aicrily II Inc audi
cnce were Of course unacquainled, YET he dlani-
! ~ OF mis- m3Bne-, and souoroRsne>s and impress
siveness OF his tones, produced greater fec, IN.
| on AL han Il ,hey had been couched in oar IA,
| tive Yeinaca'af On The evening O! his cav, We
were much pleased with cur attendance a pariy,
given by The s'rfenls 10 the graduating class, AZ
The Stewards Han. The flashing beauty am
sparkling vii o; The youth 81 boIh sexes wEn a.
tended ms festive entertainment served Ia: ID
heiehien The pleasures already received Oh the
exercises OF The occasion.
These incidenss .: this Commencement, g ~,
ple;c. with entertainment and Interest show US
what 10 eYpec, from tns College 10 tuiare From
these ard many other iniicla, we are bound g.
oelievc mar career oi prosperity and D! useir!
mes, IS before her. When she c0nters the sanio
BENEFITS on our country mat she has in tines Q.
her past h'soiy her sic vii satisfy the pIescn,
hi:h, Te-iolAced hopes OF hcr friends, sri Il
every lover u cur naive Virginia. ANXIOUS.
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Ter,,,s Of the EnauIrer,

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= .,..a,.I lrncih--e1cep, Lottery Nrrirrs and Auc-
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r7 tie canimunicatioEbeingc rtined BY the name OF
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-17

The new Taylor Collector al New York has
made one hundred aud sixty removalsfrom office
ip the custom house,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-17

JAMES GARLAND AND ~ N. a. CABELL
TT I'VE united in the p.aelicsof Law, and will regu
II .Ily attend the Circuit Superior and County
css.'s d. Amherst Apromafox, Bedford, Campbell
i. Scs1a, and the town Of Lynchburg.
A!ii,ss--Lynchburg. Virginia.
.aNsS GARLAND WI continue, diligently, 10
- "a n tha Court Of Ar,rnla. Ort 2i-clf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-17

y GiSCEaY-ViRarxrA: AT Conn OF Quarter
Scssoa, lie ID for the county OF Northumberland,
i..a. Courthouse on Monday, the lilh day Of May,
IS:
Ylrsn iushleu, Administrator Of Hiram Ingram,
.,Isssst, Plaintiff:
against
Taomas Gaskns. Administrator CT Henry l. GasSins
t.:s,sed, and Chatham Hurst and Ann his wife,
Defendants
IT, defendants, Chatham Hurs. and Ann his wife,
-, tayinG entered their appearance and gwen sscur
f. ..t,rdns the act OF Assembly and the rules Of
M Gssi aHl II appe aihg by satisfactory evidence
a they are not Inhabitants OF this commonwealth, II
, g.-lcd That the said defendants do appear before
i. ..ee Of our county Court of said county, al the
c5.racas,, on the second Monday In July next. and
t,- the hill Of the plaintiff; and That copy Of this
o...r !. rrIhalih inserted in newspaper publish
:l:.s cry CT Eichaond, &c. i"o months successive
h ,1t posted the front door Of the Court house of
,I.eoauiy fo! two successive Colrt days.
Copy-Teste,
.,.o,, gTITu
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COMMISSIONERS orrrrp

. ~ RicHaosD June l4th, 1919
.ne parties Interested in the foregoing decree nre
Soy hctiae! 10 attend ~ MY of O. In tho civ ar
;loshohd OF the Isl day OF October next al 10 o.
n u, with the evidence necessary To ensbls me
{ ~,,',n the dulles required BY the said decree
'sAs V-eH9a JOHN sHoRE, CONT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-17

81 Slll MS WIG, Jamts PoIIatu aEu GeUIgiud MS
Ri-
i..s Nor,cE-I sbsil amply 10 the County Court of
n.trco county. or he FIRST day Of the August term
.:i ensuing, TO apyoiat Commissioners 10 asses the
.e csr.,in lands IN the city Of Richmond, owned
= 81 ., - whc.e 5y yaI, lying bsi1een Broad aud
r;sl.iu s.;stts part Of The iand bens on The East
"A. 47t part on tho West side OF Un!cn street, which
lie L13,.a Railroad Company desire TO condemn for
.ttuse e. FuSTAlSE,
President Louisa railroad Company.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-17

,,u reonas Adams, Mobile; Eurwell b Mose'ey
ilian Y Stokes. JuhI smith, William G Pollard
), Sliaa his wife, jams Pollard ard Geoygiana his
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26
VOL. XXvIl.--No. 10,
Observation-Disclosures ROWAN

II ever kngh,eraniry was realised in spcien, M. M d.
etn days. u was ~ in Archibald Hamilton Rowan
Endowed with figure u the grsndest prpp rons, he
ssrssed mind gu,lcless aud rona ntc 10 degree that
depicted IN novel. wonld be loked npon n E,rced
aud incredible Confident IN his great renuh and cus-
aye, aud prompted by his generos feelings ne was al
ways ready To undertake the redsssal of The roous VI
distressed damsls oo the needy and Impressed II o.
'her sex Il was not, therefore, matter II w,d-r ths,hs
shnld have devoted himself with . hearty enthusiasts
10 the cause Of The reefot his sof;iog country. lie
did so IN the purcst spirit Of patriotism. and with The
most entire disregard OF his personal INTEREST," and nm 10
the last moments, like feelings connued IL influences
him. ihse who remember The street II Dublin thirty
years since, oan scarcely have forgotten that gigantic aid
man. IN his old fashioned dress. and with his nllowing
oil tho two last OF the race Of Irish wofdocs His ar.
pnnanco then. however. could scarcely cvey np,ioa
OF what he was soue five andwenty years earlier when
he and made pedestrian tour Of England togs,ber
and when as well remember. his practice ut starring
nom our Inn, OF wet morning, 10 ro himself iptv
The hsl pool he met. IN order that he might bs beEas
hand with tho rain. Tho suels were then fresh whicl,
he had won by the performance of great feat nnder the
eyes Of Marie .7nioinefe. and Of which no was not
hide proud lie had run foot race. presence .f tho
whole French court. IN jack bos against officer n
THE t'drdo dc Corps, dressed in light shoes aud silk
Stockings aud had won with ease. the Qrea, ajmra
ton Ut Tho Queen. who h"nored him with special narks
Of her regard When |. Ar,t knew Rowan he was mas.
ter o lrune Of full f5 900 yeur. upon which imw
ever. piilnnthppc escapajes caused he,vy drafts Hs
had always some adventure upon hands, aud m hes
o these. IN which he rescued distressed dasels iion
the snaes aud force Of ravlshofs Of rank made good
deal Noise at the time HE particulars being n,as
known by means oi private printing pr,ss, which he
kept IN his house. ready for such occosous Wha he
was obdged 10 Jake refuge in America he was frequent,
" IN reeoniary distress. owing u the uncertainty with
"hch remittance reached him irim home; and ress,-
ro his telling me, that h. was, tr 90 d part or ,hs
me indebted for livelihood In his mechanical knew
edge.whlch was very considerable. aud enabled him IL
take charge ol cotton factory in New Ymk. The las,
lime saw him was nj his huse OF Ra,hcofry. 10 The
county OF Kildare where went tor The purpose Of intro
dnc'ne 10 him Lady Campbell. tho daughter ,G Lord
Edward Fitzgerald. who was Wit TO t.yons tIs
was unable 10 leave his room aud but the mummy Il
the former Archibald Hamilton Rowan, yet that the spr.
u II The prenr ehcraer, who had the smiles II the
Qncen Of France. still lived in aG.cliona,e paIlao,ry
with which he received and created The dnupher IL hs
early ASSOCIATE aud irionJ.-Iord Cloncurys Re olse-
lions.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26
POLITICAL. FRANKNESX.

II has been said that men learn politics ms Trade
An apprenticeship In which the art Of iog roiinr and
cqning IL studied Is h"ught 10 he necessary IN order 10
attain political honor. As exception TO Tho general
inlr. that pc pie always reward merit this is true; ba, no
farther and The man who enters the world IL mIiiics
with This idea in his head fn he swosuliy mis-
taken aud understands perhaps when to late his own
good. that honorable frank and open curse il surer
OF success than any other Al anul conceamen Of our
own opinions any subject, until have found out Tho
popular SIDE may aid in elevang Tor the moment
the deceptive practice If having ideas of our own uu.
III we have discovered public sentiment. may bring with
1t mn hour Of brief auhority, Tho man who
desires or expects substantial political preference must
declare his views with or in advance Of the peuple.--
Some politicians there are. however who attempt 81 play
different game. With settled convictions uf public
policy IN their own minds. they wait for popular senti-
men to develop iisof. and then they are always und
with the dear people. appauding what hay appand.
and condon'nlng what they condemn. They Oh rks,
following in the wake II every poilicpl denonslra
preyng upon The body poc. and unworthy The sup
pert Of AN enlightened constituency II man has not
mind and irnnoss enough say what his opinous are,
let him be Consigned to hopeful a'uy This ptsc,ics
among politicians. Of "holing back" until tho people
have come iorward." is n crying evil. and deserves
to he held up 10 public ndignalon As an independents
press. owing allegiance Ia Of men, we con-
denim H. and hope Ia the soveeiahs If the land req
ing every wou'd be.rule express himself on all sub
jecs: freely fully. and explicitly Union Ono indie.
pendeR.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26
SPLENDID SKY.LIGHT ELECTRO OAGUERROTYpES


TNiE SUBSCRIBER begs to call the attention oil the
completed, and furnished in good style, with improved
constructed to graduate the light to degree
to ensure perfect likeness.
Mr. w having successfully applied ELECTRICITY to
his former of making Daguerreotypes, is
bed get the action of Light the subject almost instant
ly to catch the most vivid expressions oinancy
This is great desderatum, does away with thetere
toore long and tedious sitting which rendered it almost i'm
possible tokeep the mobility of features These kcnesses
far point of beauty and eike expressions to
heretofore Produced the colours permanently
served and the picture can be seen in any light.
Mr. w would beg leave to say, that he Of the first
TO fit for Daguerrean purposes and bengone othe
first that introduced the profession this country and his
both North and South particularly in Richmond and
Norfolk here hehas received almost unlimited patronage for
the last years. which has enabled him employ constant
reena sstats and he is aking annually iromye
to six thousand Lkenesses which he deems sufficient
antee ofthe superiority of his Daguereotypes.
Particular attention paid the taking OF keneses ofnfant
Children, Copses copying of Paintings Dasuerreoypes &c
Great Depot of Daguerreotype Materials at the Richmond
Gallery and FOR sale at New York prices.
calls most respectfully solicited, whether you sit for
| likeness or not. jill. WIIIrEHURST, Proprietor.
Call east side Main street few doors above Franklin o
tel, Lynchburg II Main street, Richmond South Main
street. Norfolk land West Sycamore street Petersburg
i PS-Mr. w respectfully offers Premium, to any Da
guereotypeist who will produce advertisement prpo
/ ing to make Daguereotypes by the ELECTRO GaLpA
NC PROCESS, priorto his own, in septemberlast.
| December It's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26
DISCOVERY OF A VEIN OF GOLD.

The Alta California. of the 22d Of September, has the
following announcement:
Col J c. Fremont has denounced tract Of land lying
the Mariposa river, about forty miles from the san
Joaquin upon which has been recently discovered an ex
ceedingly rich vein of gold. The Mariposa (or Butter
ny) river was few months since visited by a party
conducted by this eminent exp Ier and washngs estab-
lished along the streams. The land occupied by this
party conveyed to The Colonel in 1916 and the mines
ihcreupon having been regularly denounced according
Mexican law; measures have been taken work them
The vein is about feet ia thickness The snrf,ct
and is found in the usual strata Of quartz The yield is
about rs. of gold to 100 lbs. of rock specimen wa,
exhibited this office few DAYS since. together with
ofg gold ex,aced by quicksilver, weighing about
three There is every 10 believe that this
vein may be traced many leagues in en and be found
OF uninterrupted richness 1 he gold mines Of California
are now in reality discovered.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26
A CANDID CnNERSSInN

late No. Of The London Times in an article upon the
suhjec, Of Slavery in America, makes ,e foil wing &C.
know ledg ineni
The will oiho peopleof England and the resources
oi The British pa''on have been applied nth absolute
authority and ugf deng cence To the extinc,ian "
slavery IN the British domut,ns The northern States
Of America have such power II Altering Tho ins,u-
tons aud the ,enures Il property in the savehoding
States Of The Union Congress itself has such power
but # had and besides the power. if il had Tho will aud
he means TO carry general measure of abolition ,cs
are constrained 10 admit that he experiment made by the
british government. anil The state in ,ehi-h The British
Hest hdies are noc placed by ,eod be roked as The
uudnsrerabie argument against such sche,ne"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26

EI.VTH GOODS.
II Il. PAYNE e. bro. arc now receiving a bean
-. uul assortment OF FANCY ARTICLES, consisting
in part ol the ioow,ng:
Splendid Pap'er Machie Portfolios
lnssanls
Work Boxes
Gard Cases
" Silver, Shell, and Pcah
Port Monies, lor ladies and gentlemen
Elegant Paper Weights, assorted
Ladies Work Boxes and Portable Writing Desks,
cral styles,
Silver Bo1uet Holders,
Fancy Pen Holders, some beautiful,
London and French Tooth brushes,
Hat Brushes, Hair do, Whisks do. Tor cloths Logan
article,
Watch Guards, Pocket Books,
Silver and gold Pencils and Pens,
Ivory Tablets, Chess Men, Backgammon Boards, Men
and Gaps.
MooWacrs Note Paper, En,clops,
lnkstands, Sand Boxes, Sc., &r.,
Many other articles will be added III few days.
De -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26

The Charleston Mercury OF the l2'h inst. cautions
the public against receiving counterfeit dollar bills.
purporing 10 have been issued by the Bank of Cales
ton. = c. The signatures said be well execnisd
and wi,hou, close examination would be likely to de-
ceive. Upon comparison with genuine bill u the
same denomination, the following discrepancies ap
parent There 10 head on The right OF the spurious bill
the genuine has none, and the figure is srkngl
different. On one end the 'Tcn' is printed and oa tho
other there is but one 10 in f.ues whereas in the gen
uine issue. the denomination in figures wi,hou, any
printed number In letters. Richmond Times,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26
Mills for Lease or Rent.

WILL. lease or rent the Grst and Saw Mills belonging
i TO Mai G c. Hutter, situate about miles from Lynch
burg Burtons creek together with 100 OF good
land as can be found in the neshborhood. comfortable
Dwelling House, containing four rooms and cellar has Just
been erected the premises aud the whole placed under
good fencing large portion oil the land is good meadow
and well set in Possession be had to seed in wheat
If desired Apply to f.. S. HUrTER,
Sent lots Bedford county.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26
PUBLISHED BY
18lackf0r0, ToWttlrp s. Co.,

EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY
n -Four Dollars payable in adrance No sub
seyiption c be receiced for shorter time than sir months
paper ,c be discontinued, (ercept at the discretion
ofthe Edaors) untd all d'reardges paid.
~ ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at 80 per square (o,
ies erery form Insertions and 37 per square
Tor iess) for ecery outer form insertion.
Eoery idcerter required TO note the MS ho,c long
he ishes his advertisement inserted; advertisements not
90 noted ,c be inserted TIL its disconuance ordered
For YEARLY ADVERTISING the terms for the prrilcge
efteo squares, Sio for square SIS for square,
form S35 Epery yearly adrertiser ou be required to
eonfae his ADVERTISING to his particular line Of business
SfJoB PRINTING executed neatly erpedtously, and
on reasonable terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26

The endowmenis Of the University Of Oxford are about
cleo. 900 per annun. and Of Cambridge fl 0OOO.-
Besides the University and Colleges Of OAiurd have
within their patronage 463 ivings. the annual value Of
which El3S 900; those in the gift Of Cambridge are
SIS, value at 1913 800 per annum.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26
WILLIAM e. MARY COLLEGE.

We regre, 10 hear that the number of Students. who
have matr:culaed thus far. at This venerable Institution
of learning, is quite limited. We had hoped that its
organization under favorable auspices, bespoke for
it career of greater prosperity hereafter.
However. any institution which has been closcd for
any lime must encounter all the difficulties ii Coege
jus, commencing. Rich. Wing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26
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 to
which COMMODiOUS STORE HOUSE we'll fitted
up, and office with two Among the 9TH
or mprov Kitchen, Smoke House, Ice House,
Stables and first rate well Of water All the buildings and
the lot and in first repair
private residence the property affords every comfort and
convenience, and would be good situation for house oil
nteItainment. w. T.. HEWITT.
Sept 20-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26

Singular ChWge-A man named Abraham Rsekstt
arrested in New York, Saturday. su>pcson IL
stealing certificate for 81 900 Us. stock. The
iifcaie mailed about years at Bosson as
Bansiable, and nothing has heen since heard u H. until
few days hack, when il WAS found in the possession II
in Bsta, who says he received il from Racket
pledge for ten dollars which he lent him.- BostoR
Doiiy .ldrertisey.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26

"A Calendar Of Sirncs - We not only pleased. but
turned by feather. The history of a nun Is u ealen
daf Of slraws II the Of Cleopatra had been shorter
said Pascal, in his brilliant way. Antony might have
KEEP, the world The Mohammedans have tradi,iou
that when their prophet concealed himself in Mount
Shur. his pursurrs halled by spiders web over
the mouth Of the cave. The shadows OF leaves in wa.
Ter. then. 10 many lessons IN life. call 10
mind Denosllenes. rushing from the Alhenan assem-
bly,. burning with shame aud in the moment OF dega-
damn encountered hy Satyrus. II was the apparlon ol
his good spirit. and changed his fortune Tie Kisses Of
his counlrymen melted distance Ito learns the art
Of eocnIion, AMI when ho next assembled the bena his
lip was oughened by grit Of The pebble Again, Soc
rates meeting Xenophon in narrow gateway, stopped
him. by extending his stick the path and inlnrng
GLOW man might attain 10 virtue and hono;l" Aeno-
phon could no answer aud the philosopher, bidding him
follow became thenceiorwad his master in cthics.-
These incidents were shadows Of leaves the slreau
but they conducted Demnshenes into the temple Of eo
quenee, and placed Xenophon ny the side Of Livy We
have pleasing examples near home Evelyn, saua,eIing
along meadow near Says Court, lolered III look IN At
the window of lonely matched house, where young
man was carving cartoon Of Tipiorei. lie requested
permission 10 enter, and recommended the artist Ia
King Charles the Second. From that day the name OF
Gibbon belonged To his country. Glbbon walks by night
among tho ruins Of Roman grandeur and conceyes his
prose epic Ihowadsen boy sitting the steps
ola house and goes home to model Mercury. Opie
bends over the shoulder OF companon drawing butter
hy and rises up painter; Gloo sketches n sheep stone
which the notice Cioabue passing by that av
aud the rude shepherd boy IS Immorlazed by Dante
Milton reres to Chaoni; and that refuge from the
plague gives 10 us Paradise Rrgained. Lady Austin
points to sofa aud Cowper creates the Task dispute
abou, music desk awakens the humor If the I.unn;
and an apolhecays quarrel produces the Dspensary-
The Chancellor installation approaching. and Gray
had promised to compose the ode. but he could think
Of beginning. friend calls al his roonis and is 70.
ceved with the startling saluation.
"iIence, avauni 'ts holy ground"
The visitor is alarmed; but the poem is commenced -
That slight circumstance. knock the door. was the
key ioa splendid c'amber Of imagery IL lmotPs Jour
nal Of a Summer IN The Country.