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long ater thy prImevaI run.
'TIou co-ll5 d.v.I,9c if that ,,iitIerel +,,,o,,o
Might tell ~ " hat those irtle., orbs bave seen.
How wv world looked when il ,yas fre,h and vunq
Ana tie great IeIuuc sin had left it green:
Or. was it then so old. that Hisorv's pages
Cont4inodn3 record of its early a.es
sui. silent, ul,o nrnnaicative clf:
At sworn ID -a-recys then keep thy Vows:
But prvthee. tell us sonnet hing of thvself-
Reycti ,i, secrets of tlv pris,n-bou.e
Since IN The world IF slijrits tbo, lat slumbered
What La ti,u secn: What strange adventures numbered
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-08
SOMETHING NEW

MAY be found at Lacy s Garand's the Basin. 125
WI bushels OF Mountain Evergreen the best mprover
Of the soil known to the age will be from the
letter appended from Of the largest and successful
farmers in Wythe county.
Wythe County, ia NOE, 18Th ISIS.
.Hessrs Lacy s Garland,
Gents:-ln relation to the Evergreen Seed, my ex-
perience satisfies that when in conjunction with
Clover excels Of land thing have ever
and in addition urpases any the Grasses FOR late and
early pasurage 1t needs but trial prove what say
Yours truly.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-08
LADsEs' DRESS GOOEgs.

AT PRIME COST FOR CASH, UNTIL lsr
MARCH.
THE subscriber is offering his NEW and unusually
Il large ana cheap stock OF LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
consisting Of line fashionable DRESS SILKS, CASH.
NEItlN, ALPACCAS, MOI SIINS, GINGHAMS extra
me fashionable NlSETEES. FINE w. GRAPE. TER
ard tAStMttt stayvis, sc. prime cost for
CASH, until thu ist Of March.
IN Iadics VIII please call and the most desira
tle STOCK eyer offered in this market, cost. ell will
convince that this Amnbug. BENJ. ii. LEWIS
Jan IS-M Nv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-08
Family Groceries ana Staple Dry Goods.
HEw CONCERN.

L3JINDER {. BUCh.NER.
GrOcers and Commission Merchants,
StlyF their strict attention all Goods and Produce
- consigned tu, sale or pment They have in Store
and afiIat a general ana well selected
STOCK OF GROCERIES.
W hich they OFF, to their friends the public general
IT, al low prices. Consisting in part Of the following
tcles
l23 bag4 Ri,. Laauyra and Java Coffee.
~ hhds \. o. P. Rico and st. Crox Sugars
II = and bbS. MolaSsos, part strictly fine,
bbls. Tanners OF, prime quality,
100 sacks Liverpool Salt
$50 kegs Nails, assorted,
80 boxes IalloW, Adamap.ine and Sperm Can
dies.
1000 lbs. American bistared Steel,
500 do. Cas- and Shear do.
tons Mountain bar Iron.
II boxes Glass lOXl ? and SXl0
Is nests Woodward,
II dUz. Buckets
boxes W. and WIS Loaf Sugar,
5 bbIs fine Clarified Sugar,
10 bales Domestics, 3 4 to "a
: bales Oznaburrs. No. | and 2
5000 do Cotton Yarns,
1900 Ibs. Sole Leather, good and damaged.
10 cases Wool and Fur Hats,
-LIQUORS-
90 hbls Mountain and Rectifed Whiskey
10 do Old Rye and Tuscaloosa do
PIPE Otard. Dupuy, &Co. Brandy,
do. j. J. Dupuv, &Co do
10 bbs. Mountain Brandy,
5 bbls Gin.
5 do. n f. Rum
%. Sicily, Madeira and Malaga Wine, parr
do. Port Wine, Every fne)
Including Ginger, Pepper, Spec. indigo. Nader
Tea~ (~ome very ne.) Trace Chains, Spades Shovels
Castings, Demohns, Bieached Domestcs Bed Tick
ing. SC.
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R E.NO E.EE,
S. B. Observation-Disclosures

S. B. ENPORT-DENTIST
HAVE removed my office to Main Street. opposite to II
B. Richards old stand, where viii be found at all hours
OF the Gay, unless Professionally absent prepared to
execute all operations IN my profession upon liberal
the most approved principles and for by beauty and
TASTE will warrant them unsurpassed will also attend
all calls to the country and ghboung villages where the
operations will justify it. For the extraction OF Teeth du
ring he night and the Sabbath, be found my board.
ing house, Mr. kearns'
Dec t-3m
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7 0 TIL { L A DIE S,

ME have just by Adams s Co.'S Express beau
W tiIl lot Of Ryan's best Shoes made to order which
we should Be pleased TO show the Ladies, as follows
best Black Lasting Cater Boots, thick soles,
q French Leather
C Kid * Morocco BusFins s Ties
g Misses Kid g
beautiful article blue Lasting and silk Cater Boots
Also, eztra article Gents Ladies and Misses over Shoes
Call and see them, at
= JOHN w. & S u. RUMBOUGu,S.
November 2--t.
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q gEovP Eight.

sREOI'P EIegNF.
EIE subscriber continues to keep hand regular sup
4 DIV Of the .PGIOSGENE GASP and LAMPS for bur
Ming the This GAS affords the best HsM IN
it both brilliant and beautiful and the time soft
and pleasant the eye The Lamps constructed
to render them perfectly safe They consist of Chandeliers
Parlor and Stand Lamps, Of which are beautiful.
Also
Camphine Lamps of the latest patent, and small Taper
Lamps useful article for the supply of fresh
Ganptine constantly hand, for sale by
Dec 1S-ts JOHN H. SEAY, Druggist.
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Selling of at Cost, to close.

M r nowoherng entire Stock of Clothing Cloths.
W Cassimeres Nestings, and Furnishing Goods prime
cost We can assure gentlemen of the boy
goods, that this humbug Or deception praced in or
der to dispose Of large goods profit but that
we are determined to close business entirely
the goods hand be disposed Of In
tam the above assertion and satisfy the creduos in
voices will be shown, and marks will be conspc-
uouy placed ~ the store, that compare
WIt ne marks on the goods. Our stock is mostly and
we invite the public TO call and examine whether they wish
to buy WIiIrTEMORE s co
Nov. 30-t.
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EiEFn RnrfrsHssn

4 SUPPLY q genuine PARMA LAVENDER WA
~ IER. deiigAtial article l.r the to.let
for ty JOHN II SEAl, Druggist
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-08

gsAsA
FOR CHRTsTM4s AND .NEJT YEAR GIFTS
SHAKESPEARE, elegantly illustrated
- Moore's Pocucal works
I.ongieow7s
Willi,'s
Poets ana poetry Of England
4 Z America &
Sketch Book bv Irving
Moores I.alla RooIh
SCOTS Lady of the Lake
Burns, Pope, Hemans, Cowper, Milton, I4andon, Tup
per, Montgomery, Hood, Croley, Ossian, Goldsmith
Campbell, Pope, Hirst, Smith, British Female Poets
Reads Female Poets Of America
Flowers Personied, an elegant Annual for 1919
Parlor Book OF Flowers
Natures Gem, beautiful book of Flowers
Book Of Pearls, annual for 1919 elegantly illustrated
Gums Of Beauty
The l4adys Album
Rosary, illustrations of the Bible
Women of the Scriptures
Mirror Of Life, elegantly illustrated,
Scenes in the Life Of the Saviour,
Scenes in the Lives the Apostles
Scenes Prophets
Military and Naval Annual
The Offering OF Beauty, an annual 1919 illustrated
The Garland
The Moss Rose
Friendships Offering
Snow Flake
The Ruby
Wreaths of Friendship
The Gift Of Friendship g
The Jewel
Tie Charmer
he Rose
The Pearl
New Year Day, by Gore
Pilgrims Progress, elegantly illustrated,
A beautiful assortment Of Bibles,
Prayer Books and Books for children
Also
Variety of elegant Portfolios, Writing Desks
Note Paper, Card Cases Fancy Boxes and other ari
ces suitable for presents be had at the Book Store Of
ID. B. PAYNE s BRO.
Dec 14-ts
DOR SALE or Barter for Country Produce.
Il coo tons Lump Plaster,
1OC do ground do, in bbIs or loose,
CORN .uE.1I., SHIP STUFF AND BRAN.
w Al TED-
1000 BUSHELS RYE
HUNT & LANGHORNF.
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IS NV0EsVH MEDICINE. -

vs. w UEsW NaEgbECANE. ~
HARRIS, TURNER &HALE.s
Compound Syrup of SPigcEa, ~
V f A B l. f V r K MIFU CT
THE most efficient the safest peasau,est and most con-
vcnient TpORM .IEDICLNE ever offered to the public
large number Of unsolicited moniaIs it, merits from
Physicians ana others, viii " found around each bottle
Manufactured only ~
H1RRIS, TURNER s, Hale,
UHolesae DRUGGISTS
No 20l .1fmIct Street, PhUadelpbia
Importers and Wholesale Dealers
rcal Instruments Druggists Glassware Window Glass
Paints Oils, Dyes, PcrhrmereS, Sc, Sc and exclusive
manufacturers CHARTS, TURNER s IIALES
Sugar Co~fcd RUS,
Huxham's Linmen for the Piles Ranbridge Hair Tonic,
Eclectic Eycyler, Mrs Madisun> unrivaled ndcbe Ink
Mrs Sherwoods Extracts OF Lemon and Vanilla for flavor
ng Puddngs Ice Creams Sc, Sc. For sale by j. H. Seav
ana p r. Lyman lynchburg-A Duvsl ana PURCELL Ladd
( O., Richmond land by Druggists generally
Aug. Win
Dl virtue OF the authority vested in me by deed Of
- Trust, eXccutcdby John NJ Price and wife, bearing
datethc lh day Of july 1916 and orccod in the Clerks
Office o Boetourt, Roanoke ana Montgomery counties,
offer to sell, privately, that portion Of he
BENT MOUNTAIN'
T K \ + O = LA n u,
which remains unsold consisting Of about
FIVE OR SIX THOUSAND ACRES OF
P.3LU4BLE LIND
The said Tract situated counties of Mont
and Floyd and embraces within its boundaries much
TOBACCO LAND.
The whole Of well adapted 70 he growth Of Grass,
to cultivation of roots, potatoes, rnips beets, sc. sc.
To persons wishing to purchase stock farms for rearing
cattle, horses mules sheep cannot too highly recommend
the land now offer Tor sale. know OF such range for
stock the ''Bent Mountain The extreme healthness Of
The place Proverbal and there desirable place
for summer residence
Persons no may be DESTROYS Of purchasing, VIII addres,
John NJ Price, the undersigned Fncaste. Mr.. Price
will be ready accompany persons who wish to
the lands Mr. Shlings, who lives the place, Will
take pleasure in showing the aHd Terms Of sale will be
made known by Mr. Price, the undersigned, and VIII
endeavor to make them agreeable persons wishing buy
ALEX. p. ESkRlDGE,
June S-wts Surviving Trustee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-08

VIRGINIA: At Rules held in the Clerk, oE..
i-ynchburg Hastings Court ON Monday the 4,I ' The
December, lSlS. - ~ AN day Of
Henry J Brown ana Lucy &. lis wife, pl,ir..p
against H',
" m. II. Erode ana Mary hi. wife, WIN. G. JL
Elizabeth his wife VIM. H. BroScnbrough ard Att, ana
WIT. IN their own rights and as admir-. and admir- f ms
uel H. puyal, dt.'d Philip Duval and Richard 4pl-
the TWO last infants under the agc If twcnty-onc
George H. Matthews, admir- Of Philip Duval deed = d
- Defendads
IN CHiNCFRI.
! b" defendants. VIM II. Brodic and Mary his wife w
T. peterborough and Attawav his wife, Philp I)nyI
hlchard )uval not having entered their appearance i
given security according the OF the General A,,tu
ana the rules OF this Court and it appearing by sati>G
evidence that they not inhabitants of tins Comnpv
1t Is ordered that the said defendants do appear here m
hrSi ay q thc next March term o this court, and an,
ms paw ~ the aid plaintiffs. anu that copv oG this ole ii
ottW inserted in spmc newspaper published iii The nv
OF lynchburg, for two months sucrt-vev and posted AZ IL
front door of the house Of said town of ynchbutg
Acopv-Fcse, JAMES BENAGI OK.
Jan l-W2m
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Msll Stones.

.NsH Stones.
THE Subscriber is prepared furnish number of Mill
Stones of the best quality, shortest notice, at
his establishment, Backsbug, Montgomery county
lie Will also deliver them at ynchbug place whefe
he may make sale, if preferred. Address
MCDANIEL & LEE. Lynchbnrg-or
ISRAEL PRICE, BIacksbug, Va
Jan S-wts
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NENN ENaRM

il der the name and stvIe Of \. GUGGENHEIMER * Co.
at the Old stand of the old firm. They have now and will
continue o keep, a handsome assortment of
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Refined GelaeiDe.

SUPPLY Of refined Geatine both in sheets and shreds-
also, Extract Of Lemon, Vanilla Beans and Extract va
na, Tor fla voning cusards, ice creams gelies Sc &c
Fer sale by JOHN III. SEAY, Druggist
Her A
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CIOshjng Establishment.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
LANES GARLAND AND WILLIAM M. CABELL.

LANES GARLAND AND WILLIAM M. CABEll,
III AVE- united in the practice of Law, and will reg
4 4 ulary attend the Circuit Superior and County
Courts Of Amherst, Appnmaox. Bedford, Campbell and
Neson, and the town Of Lynchburg.
Address-Lynchburg, lrginia,
JAMES GARLAND VIII continue, diligently, to
practise in the Court Of Appeals.
Oct I9-tf
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.4dapted 10 December aud January Sales ofthe
Newest and most Fashionable styles
HANDSOME printed cashmercs and mouslin de LANES
i changeable silks,
Iartans, pink cherry, blue, white,
Flounccd muslin dresses embroidered in colors,
Iunic party dresses, embroidered in white and colors,
Plain coored French merinoes,
Sewing silk, neck tyes, all coors,
Wide black silk for making mantiIlas,
Black silk mantias,
Col merino cloaks,
Col. silk visete-,
Long Highland plaid shaws, new article)
W hte and col. kid gloves, (Aexandcr's make)
Dec lS-tS MEM s GWATkIN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-06
SENATE.

TUESDAY, Dec. 4.
The Senate called to oider and the proceedings Of
the previous day read.
Mr. Dawson moved that the Doorkeeper OF Senate
Instructed 10 contract with the editors Of the Indiana State
Sentinel Journal for four copies Of their session paper
the lowest club rates.
Mr. Randall moved 10 amend by inserting four copies OF
the ndana Gazette printed in Indianapolis in The German
language On the adoption Of tine amendment,
Mr. Carver said he in favor Of taking equal num-
Der OF papers published al the capital that publish
the proceedings Of the legislature The editor OF the GeI
man paper referred by Senator from Allen informed
him will publish all the proceedings OF the General
Assembly. Now, sit, there gest many Germans 10
our State and coming. who make good citizens
but unable To read The
English language Now, is ii right to keep them unnfOm-
ed " proceedings Is not best to keep al OF ouf
people Of the doings Of their servans He voted
against taking the c0motve because II will not give It's
pToceediug he intended taking il at his expense. II
Senators 20 taking all the papers published heIe We
might as well take ali those published ia the vicinity; aud
he would make moiSn 10 amend so that equal number
Of copies OF the Nobesvie PlsindeaIer be taken
On the adoption Of the amendment the aud weie
demanded BY two Senator'S
Those who voted in Affirmative are Messrs. Adams.
Alien Berry, Bfugh Buekiss Eddy English, Evans Carver
Graham Hanna, Hardin, Herod. Hubbard James, Knnsfd.
Lyou Marlin sIiIIer Mkin Mouson OdeIi, Poste Ran
dsl Read Of c Reid Of u, Rousseau, Sleeth, Walker,
WaipoIe Winstandley, and Woods-52
Th.se who voted in the negative Nesrs. Cassstt,
Cofpett Day. Dawson, HsmTek, Harvey Hend cks Hoilo
way tiustefter Maoit, Montgomery, aud Teegsfden-lz
Mr. Cassau moved ske out four and insert one lost
ayes IS, noes %
MI Montgomery moved amend by inserting, and four
comics Of the Locomotive % adopted
Mr. MiIIkin moved add the Christian Messenger -
ad0pied-ayes %, noes Y
o. motion Of Mr.. Mikin, the resolution and pending
amendments were laid on the table
The President lard before me Senate communication
Asditor State, transmitting bis annual report
laid the table.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-06

David Cody was declared duly elected and Of
fee,
Mr. Bird offered resolution informing the Senate Of the
orzanization Of the House; which adopted
Mr. Spencer offered resolution that committee Of two
be amounted similar committee of the Senate
10 wait upon Governor and inform him Of the ogauiza
ton of the Houses and their readiness receive his
nua message; which adopted and Messs Spencer and
Edwards appointed the committee.
Mr. Mcke offered resolution that the rules and joint
rules session be adopted by the House; which eson
ton adopted.
On notion the House adjourned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-06

fifty The bill points out in detailed form, The
OF esectins delegates. The Convention at In
dianapolis on the second Tuesday uf May next. The
delegates IN receive three dollars day for their services
and their officers the usual and shall av
the power to employ competent stenogapher TO take
down the proceedings and the debates. The amended
Constitution to be submitted to the next General
Assembly, whose duty shall be pass all laws
sary for submitting the people, and organizing the gov
eminent under its provisions TO be submitted the
people at the April elections in 1851 and the Conv
10 have the power of directing of The amend
ments TO be submitted the people distinct PROPOSE
ti0ns.
Mr. Wilson Of Harrison moved TO suspend the rules
and read the bill second lime now.
Mr. Edwards hoped the rules would be suspended.
lie hoped precedent would not now be set, Of such
hasiy legislation. Suspend the rules this BILL and il
may be found before the eluse Of this session. tina, bills
will be passed that will have 10 regret. On
morrow the bill will up its second reading, then
the gentleman can move TO print it.
Mr. Wilson thought, the gentleman iom Vigo mistook
his object. IL not encourage hasiy legislation
but for the purpose OF having the bill printed that proper
dsberation might take place. The bill impor-
tant one of considerable length and time would
be required to print IT,
Mr. Edwards again warned TIE House against the
cedent of such precipate legislation. He fully under
stood the bearing of the question:, and concluded by call
ing for the ayes and the motion postpone the
rules.
The question was taken postponing The rules, with
the view of reading the bill second now, and de-
cIded in the negative ayes 81, noes 70.
The Senate, invitation, again came into the Hall OF
the House and the Speaker again commenced opening
and publishing the votes for Governor and Lieutenant
Governor and having gone through with the same the
Senate retired.
The following is the result Of the vote:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-06

Mr.. Lord declared elected into office and
entered upon the discharge of his duties.
On motion Of Mr.. Cravens the House proceeded TO The
election of Assistant Clerk The following the result Of
the baotIngs, to-wit:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-06

Mr. Boone elected into Office and entered upon
his duties.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
On motion of Mr. Brown the House proceeded 10 the
election Of Door-Keeper. The following is the result:
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Mr. odeH introduced bill for relief of Chris Mil
Ter; read first, second aud third times, and passed.
Mr. Holloway introduced joint resolution on the subject
Of slavery in the territories Of the United Staies read first
time
Mr. Randall offered resolution that the Senate win, the
House eODeurng iheren proceed the election Of Auditor
Of State on Thursday, at o'clock, p NJ. -.
Mr. Miller moved to insert Treasurer before the word
Auditor adopted
Mr. Martin moved 10 lay the resolution and pending
amendment the table carried.
Mr. Morrison introduced bill TO abolish the Office of Agent
OF Slate read FIRST aud second times aud refered 10 Sc
lect committee.
Mr. Randall introduced bill providing for the calling of
convention Of The people to amend the constitution Of The
State read first aud second tines aud referred select
committee consisting Of one Senator from each congestion
Mt Buckles introduced bill defining the duties Of the
auditor and Of the county Of Delaware read FIRST
aud sec"nd times aud referred to select committee.
Mr. Carver introduced bill for the relief Of Charles
Warner; read fst second and third times aud passed
Mr. Sieeih introduced resolution appoint committee
on the pat Of the Senate to act With similar committee Of
the House. 10 notify the Governor Of the organization OF
both Houses; adopted.
Mr. McCay Introduced bill for tie relief Of jeremiah
Draper; read first time.
Mr. Reid Of IT, introduced bill incorporate the Milton
and Waterloo turnpike company read hrsi time
Resolved That The Auditor of State be requested Jay
before The Senate detailed statement Of the amount OF
audited annually defIay the expenses Of the
office OF State Agent, from the lime OF its creation up TO
the close of the current year; adopted.
On motion, the Senate adjourned.
AFTERNOON
On motion Of Mr. Martin,
Resolved That the Senate will, the House concurIing
heien proceed TO the election Of Auditor and Treasurer of
Stale, on Friday at 10 o'clock, A. M. adopted
On motion Of Mr.. Harvey 100 copies Of the rules and
Jint of the ordered be pnted for the
Of the Senate.
On motion OF Mr. Dawson il was ordered that thou
sand copies Of the Governors be printed in the
English language, and FIVE hundred the German language
for the use of the Senate.
Mr. TeegaTden presented the petition Of William Andrews
and Others the subject Of petit Jnres in Lapore county
read and refeIied TO a select committee
Mr.. Cornett presented petition for the relief OF Luna
Wilkison read and referred a select committee.
Mr.. WaIpOle presented petition of the citizens of Mad
county, asking the Legislature establish orphan
asylum; read and laid on the table.
Mr. Morrison presented the petition Of Elisha Driski and
others referred TO a select committee
Mr. Martin presented the petition OF George Lathener for
divorce referred 10 a select Committee.
Several motions made relative taking
pending which,
The Senate adjourned.