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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-25
COMMERCIAL RECORD,
Extract Of Letter to Citizen Of LychS,ug, dated,

Extract Of Letter Citizen Of LynchJ,rg dated,
LIVERPOOL 18th DEC. +lS4S.
DEAR Sir The sales of TOBACCO this month lO6S
hhhds.. 234 Virginia Leaf, 2S Stemmed It's Kentucky
Leaf 80 Stemmed and Maryands. OF these AZ Virgin
Ia Leaf and 107 Stemmed taken for Ireland Is Virginia
Stemmed for Scotland li7 Virginia and 10 Kentucky Leaf
for Expectation; and As Virginia Leaf l09 Stemmed 6S
lucky Leaf, $40 Stemmed, and . Marylands, for Home
Trade.
Whatever the future may bring forth there appears
listing for immediate change the OF the To-
oacco Market Much written, from the other side, of
short crop and the consequent necessity adv anced prices
with these views circumstances this side do not accord
Although the Tobacco particularly estern Strips
voured so generally with colour the quality most
in demand has obtained high prices the aggregate trade
depressed by still stock and sales Of old Tobacco
new.
The prices Of short staped COTTON advanced during the
latter part of this month Cd a. the late lowest
point The Market this week has lost previous vivacity
the daily sales have been TO reduced extent, and ID de
cline has been submitted TO- The prevalent feeling
still in favor Of Cotton and the belief general that
the crop exceed $500 900 bacsa quartv
which, il is thought the reviving consumption Europe
WILL present prices sufficient to master The question
of crop is, therefore, still of first interest The supply
Of Cotton from India it said will be cuacd by the great
inducements which China where the Cotton crops epor-
ted 10 have failed, offers for Bombay shipments For
Island Cotton there has been increased demand and little
no advance in prices which have been during the
season, very certainly defined 1t is however possible,
thsanng the cheapness Of provisions the oensble
alleged abundance money! and all the other
nents cited in favor of Cotton that the Market again
give way for time under pressure of heavy supplies
which the recent advanced prices Cotton will hasten
ward.
OF Food in general it is agreed there be scarcity
The partial Deficiencies in the Of Potatoes and heat
in these Islands much alleviated by amrle crops
Oats, Barley Pulse, &c and from the abundance other
countries which will obtain secure unrest rred,
nearly untaNed entry into ports Supplies Foreign
Wheat Flour and Corn have for pouring
to such an extent quiet speculation which such abundant
early samples OF Foreign ability have awav nevehe-
less, the vast consumption of food which accompanies
IRENE low prices will probably lead
period Of the At present the Corn Market is
very depressed state.
Yours, respectfully,
EVANS s TROKES
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TO CONTRACTORS

VIII be received at the Office of the I,mcs
f'i'er ana hanawha Company. in the CITY Of Rirhr,nnI
uhi me 10Th day OF ebruary next, tile coustrurt IL
me suPerstructure OF bridge the North River II IL
the work NAV be the office OF MIR ,rr,n 49,,
Engineer, Big Island, Bedford county
WALTER tiWvN->
'Hh -'-"tlor thict Eng j. H. & X C,
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GREAT REDTCTION.
Il A IL T.
f ARE
From LyMCAbMrs 70 Richmond SO 50. |

THE public respectfully informed that on and after
the st day of January, si9 the price for passage
or Canal Packets from Richmond to Lynchburg, will be
dqce TO the low fare Of s. 90 Way fare in proportion
Meals extra
Below, card Of intermediate distances, for fare and
hours OF passing
Lcare Richmond 'londay Leare Lynchburg Monday,
HeGnesddy and Friday, at FTedncsdty and Friday at
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

az ne cheapest .fec York piccs both wholesale s. retail
ana VIII guarantee the sale delivery Lvnchbu-r of all
ckages that may be purchased order ed OF him He will
also attend TO the purchase OF articles of his own line for
small commission. 80 80 ~
TERMS CASH, to punctual dealers months credit
huureSs III. B. RICHARDS
No- No 90 Maiden Lane, New YORK.
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MRS. HENRIQUES
E.NELtSH md FRENCH academy,
For Young Ia6iee

Lf.NJHBT re, TIRGLNLl-isiy
rHe 18th session of this Institution will commence on Che
h'st day OF februarv-Terms unalered, viz:
Isl Glass; English and french, sls 90 per session
% do do do do - 90 do do
% 90 40 u, 10 ~ 80 do do
Ith 40 q" 90 do Do
Boarding per month, 10 90
MUSIC at Professors ch.,ges-cho.ce Of teacher ten to
the parents
Jan 22-twit
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LIGHT! Lightly!

DHoSGENE GAS-CANPHINE and ETHEREAL or
"a fresh supply just to hand-for sale BY
Jan Its Holm II SE,y r,..
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Dissolution of Partnership.

'I'Ht PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between tho
i Undersigned, under the firm of LEE * ORCHARDS
NJ " Maiden Lane, has been this day dissolved by
mutual consent he affairs of the late firm viii be settled
BY HENRY B. RICHARDS, who continues the business
'Poh MS own account X. p LEE, JR.
H. B. RICHARDS
ne subscriber, having purchased out the interest 81 hi.
partner IN the late Of LEE 4 RICHARDS NJ
lh WIZ axe great pleasure in supplying his old Friends. a,
We'll as thepublc rally, with any article in the linz
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HORACE y. Assn. IsAAo n plLIrs.
Agency once "a ths Capital OF ll,a-
aois, City ~ sprtrgneid.

HORACE ISAAC 4. plLIrn.
Land aAd General Agency once ths Capital Of lla-
aeis, cisy ~ sprtnsnsid.
aoAresideai Of ino and holders Of insslt
sdnes and al peIsons desirtou p1cAaas State
Iinois bondIhe Undersigned would
the public that they have established th capital
state Of illinois land and ageny oe for the transaction
all business apperanins thereto within the limits
All transactions relative the purchase aud
lands and reporting their locaon
ing selling all descriptions and eyrgy
Of attached general agency on he
most extended SCALE be promptly faithfully attended TO-
REFERRScEs;
Messrs. Deifendorf 4 Niles, Washington city.
g A. Gondy Co., Louisville, Kentucky
Thomas j. Reed, esq, !" ("
siss; %,;l syssiss : Co., 81 Louis, Missouri
His exseleney A, O. French governor Of Illinois.
g John Moore, treasurer {"
s.n. Treat judge supreme court
Ly peaa r ra,an'' . a.
M M.s,s; wadswortl sheldon, New York eiy.
G. Bartlett esq. No Front street,
Gen. Robert Patterson, Philadelphia
Gen Adam Diller,
Jos. l.. Chester, ESQ., .#
Col >. w. Black, Piisburg, Pa.
Gen Caleb Gushing, Boston, Mas.
q. r. Sanger, esq,
Henry H. Sone esq, I" . ..H
j. d. Pratt 4 Co, baltimore, Md.
Ap ll-dlmSswJm
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SANDS sARsAPARILLA,
In quart bottles.

TOR permanent diseases arising from
lla KINGS Evil Rheu4asn Obstinate cuisneoas Erspons
p Of nu T, s S ,ay pU, md Pain of he
Bones and Joints stubborn Ulcers syphits symptom. ssaca
Ascls. Dopy Exposure or impudenee in life Also Chronic
preparation strongly all the medicinal
properties saapalla, combined with ,e eheeaa aids,
table kngdom has been fully tested not only BY patients
aSaseS ~ and Ss apoSaon Of ts public md
has established on 10 own merits reputation Tor value and eeae
paa furnished In the
who have used H. capable doing millions SUN suffering
and STRUGGLING viii, disease y Ranss Ss anS en-,
whole aninai frame.
ANOTHER CURE OF scRoPuLA.
nvea,e Of scrof comend itself TO all similarly afflicted
SOUTHPORT Conn, Jam !, 1873
Messr sksps Gentlemen Sympathy for die afflicted induces
you the remarkable effected by your sarsaara
different pars body glands neck greatly
ENLARGED and he, limb. much swollen Ass suffering over year
leg, and below mppuuied Her phycan advised should
IN th situation we heard a. and were Induced % nee sands
alls The drsi bo,e produced decided and favorable elect
before she had used bottles 10 the asonishmen and delight Of
year since The cure wa. effected and her good
ns the disease was ,oru.h erades,ed from hs system our
'A"'' Soars, with respect, JULIUS PIKE.
well known in louisa county, ya.i
"GEsrLrxssi have cured negro boy Of mine with sar
"FarprneHs asIl, va, July IL, Isisp
sAsps seems almost unnecessary 10 direct
attention TO an article % well Known and 80 de.erved gopua
OF sarsapara induced worthless compounds bearing ho
root and we think we confer greater sned, our
e. Than !" directing % Attention s ss. s" q s s
ENLARGED TO hold quart and those who wish really good article
The experience Of has efficacy IN curing the
various d:sae. for which = aud At the present
pairing The system fr chnnse o. easonsme 'Hs' ~
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THE AMERICAN FARMER !. published ma

THE AMERICAN FARMER s published monthly in the
city Of Baltimore 81 copies for Is, thirteen for
80, thirty for SO July under the
favorable auspices the Maryland State Ag
Society, all the prize essays reports
Published therein The society At IL determined
800, appropriated follows piece silver plate,
go, awarded the person obtaining by the LIST OF
October the largest list Of subscribers the volume
July so for the second and SO the third largest
The publisher has also added I'VE other prizes, payable In ag
lie also offered 500 o prize essays e
coming volume, so In silver plate for the for the
Of buildings and The OF the
farm for the best the cultivation
SO Cor the best essay the management Of The dairy.
The FIRST number July, viii contain Of The most
papers, RurFs, Nrenia,
presented agricultural pubic, particularly Of the
regions Virginia. details
ofhs ar the five he has occupied his
In Virginia. and conclnsyey % with
able prudence IT. farming be made
The second
Ruin his clear
invested Cor land implements stocks el6
third 1881 fourth ~ and
hnh 2O0 besides supporting his family, his hands,
the Of his farm intfinscay double ts
took hand Every farmer and planter
districts Of country, will paper with
the deepest interest
This will contain other valuable papers
from GEoReE w DoBnIS
Secretary Maryland stie Agricultural society,"
fences and from Col CAPRoS sub
Iect, with appropriate drawings 49,. ~.
Address SAMUEL SANDS, Publisher,
Maryland State Agricultural sociev's Hail.
June 26-2swf l2s Baltimore a., Baltimore, Maryland.
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Nv MUSIC.

A
M FISCHER, Pennsylvania avenue, street
W. has just received the following popular
will be sold his usual reduced prcesour
The Rare Flower Of quadles, by Manuel
The Byzantine Polka; by Wentworth
The Vaeab0nd Polkaj by Gungr
Frederick William Polka performed by the Steyeark
pany.
The Water Spirit Waltz; by A. r. Kruge.
The Harp Waltz; by w. c. Beche.
The Friendship Waltz; by q. Schuster.
The Tedesco March arranged Opera of Enan by
Boyer.
Beauties Of Lucreta Boga Mosquctares Reine &C.,
pourrisj by ii. Cramer.
The Spring Waltz by T. Moelng.
Punch and Judy Polka by Steyemark
arranged by Hemsmuller. N-.1.s
The Lily Rondo; by Louis Rename.
Ernan invoan cavana from the Opera OF Enan arranged
by Edelmann.
Of the Huguenots; by Meyerbeer
Poor though my be from Donnizes Opera Of Betty,
with English words.
The world movc about; ballad by
Henry Russell.
Mother! thou the beautiful the
Opera Of l.ucreta Boga; arranged by q. Linley.
the land Of
Durward.
II Is song my mother sings; by Rodwell
Thou'u my side by w. r. Dempster.
The king he OF gold; by Barry Cornwall
music by G. Davis.
Mary Blame with words; sung by Bishop; by
Hunter. .a, i. $3.50
The Bachelors Dream by Munich. :
Stop dat knocking at the door, for the guitar.
Aug3
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THE UNION.


Us the only remedy that can on for the cure Of
headache ue@o affections general debility
nensy nervon. AND pn ens, ana a nesos. dso1as
EPILEPSY, OR FALLING SICKNESS,
hygehcal h,s, eonyuons, Se wen known
ne I'm have s pronounced s sspe a.
cine and consequently thousands nays suffered through miserable
ALTAR OF INSANITY.
The proprietor Of the Vegetable Extract however deli
1 invite and All others who are interested 10
testimony which is here offered II IL deception,
Il be said that epilepsy i neurable.
iIART's VEGETABLE EXTRACT,
years by many persons have suf
ed with this dreadful disease and IN every case where has had
@ a b bs % New York state. o m
has been afflicted with is for than nine and has been
Mrs Bradley street, York. states that she has
health GSsr every iaedD BY d the vese
Dr. Charles Brown Dover Russell county Alabama who
one q The be., N e s%e says ia he has been much
ns pecnbes IN every case Of epilepsy which comes under his
Curtis Mayber, esq, formerly Lime Mills cnw
ford county psnnsyana now Living "a Erie county,
and he happy state that q DR. Harris
SdEs Randall 1 sSg S New having
persons afflicted with fits,
New York. states tha Mr. Charles Boshon member
@ s s hs ss e 70 saas A. %
Dr. Harris Vegetable Extract Ssay M p he was soon restored
Rev Mr. smith, Rector Of ST. Peters church. spotswood New
Jersey who has been afflicted with eplepc f for forty
that he has used Dr. arts Vegetable Extac and his
EPILEpTIC FITS
For years months cured by the use of this
truly wonderful medicine
Philadelphia afflicted epiephc twenty years and
Amer travelling through England, scotland Germany
incidence medical advice dollars
returned with ms son 70 s country In November last without
cevng dement, wliateVef, ana was cured by using
HART's VEGETABLE EXTRACT.
spent thousand dollars for medicine medical
attendance was advised 70 take tour to Europe with him. which
did first visited England consulted me mos, eminent p,y.i
accordingly remained there three months percevng any
their opinion that my son's case was hopeless, and
POSITIVELY INCURABLE.
accordingly lef Ensland travelled through Scotland, Germany
and France and returned home in the month Of November last with
'sa Mi il pspsr y Hart.
s% not e. @ a y $ use ao 81 and ssn
'1e' A'''' PERFECT HEALTH.
reason, which a gone unfit him for business
enrey restored, win, The before him Of @ health
@ de been s dea.e
thank God he e n so enjoying good health Ss,.
eve. grateful g you one Thing and as here enclose you one hun
please aceep, this debt in
lsigneG WILLIAM sEcoRE
The time not r distant when thousands who trembling
may prove fatal will find relief and be restored
rer one certificates testimony OF
beneficial results produced by the use DR. Harris Vegetable Elk
Prepared by 5. Hart, NJ d., New York.
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any part Texas, Me.Iso,
the United States, TO whom all communications be
chaie. Sou, 4 Co, for washington, D c.
seth 8 lance los Baltimore street. Baltimore
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THE subscriber proposes open Law School In this place.
mennr Monday, ah day OF October and umna.
18th March, 1850 The pupils will be divided into
classes The text book used in The Junior win be Ste
blackstone Ia starke Evidence, Stephen Plead
Ing Of Grcenlcafr Evidence The senior viii
embrace fuckers Coinncntaes Greenicaf and sarke Ey
ence list vol &c earh Stephen Pleading Goud Pleading
vol Of Gritty Pleading Hocombes Inodncon TO Equity Jnrs
LubeA Mordt Pleading, Di
sest Property
Arrangements win be Philadelphia law publisher
above works the best and pro-
posing attend the subschbes lectures are requested him
inform him
be- supplied with any Of The above works through this
dunn They win be furnished cost The
course additional charge The hours for the daily
b students will be- arranged by the subscriber enable
attend lectures Of
~ washington College should they deem erpedien DO
~. lectures viii delivered the close Of the Jur
a,c,;.r and ursctce OF the Federal Courts.
The Zee be 80 per ses-ion payable N sdvsnes
Lsnssror, Va, July 10, 1870, ~"
July i7-A
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AMERrcAS RAn.aoAp JoUnNAL.

ne w nalroAa journal d published 81 Vol
several gentlemen regular ooaDSiols Known IS
The Raioad Journal before any similar pubca
railway has eeodsd S q Sss rsaas 70 @s
ten from ~ hahs begnniass and contributed carry
than upon any other agency whatever
SHY great civilization and sosresa,e
great idea ., modern times. has already done 10
elevate him in the scale Of being than other agency
The locomotive engine regard greatest achieve
has ei reached IL eai, win speed ,he
swines bird upon NE Wing, thought Or language alone,
new energy new powers conscious almost o. new faculties
transfer distant regions space and parepate in The
the physical gadeatons and the various pleasures
community the productions and ideas Of every
degree every susceptibility @ peasurable emotion.
y g 10, s1e achieved rs highest worn oil has
doa they are capable by making distant places
fold eahaneng in the rato all the
nary eseon He working humanity for progress
9 e ses, goo q q @ es pSo1Sd with these
journal. - '''S' ~
with STATISTICS showing lis extent and
careful inquiry into y anase@sn scientific discoveries the
n connection with iocomoon and the progress ofindusy
Under te mining head the readers of Journal will find
lie s w and az
work On 9Sss sn sss Y 20 s Tns %
embracing descriptions detail Of the different
expense working different mines the
several b,a,. furnaces and he result. q te working This
weekly papers, conveniently arranged appropriate heads
with statistical tables of different Districts
drawings may be found desirable.
Besides his iron, Mr. Hodge Journal
detailed OF the copper and lead Stae
which have been carefully examined by hin,
mining subjects generally.
These works viii be found Indispensable parties engaged
mining and the iron manufacture
In elaborate and practical
iron the iron manufacture and mining
country
Gen 4 James, Of Providence has engaged
assistant editor OF the Journal lie will furnish
accounts Of The progress Of mechanical invention O
Of the manufacturing of
practical mechanic writer
already well known the public He will
formation touching other branches Of industry
Great Britain her commercial political mpor
lance more to the mechanical invention Of her people
other ''
American skill, industry and enterprise, giving dstin
ghcd rank in the community
the railway, the most valuable of all this Journal will
esty devoted
J. II. SCHULTZ 4 co.
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Fauquier white sulphur springs. virginia,

gcnefdsfg ~
WAS open for the reception visitors
w sve improvements are IN progress, that win give
the whole establishment No will be IN
establishment, the comfort pleasure
Knowing by ocular evidence
value OF the water and il almost miraculous effect
uar has been regarded good policy enlarge
modaons, and complete the original design, crafty
pleasure situated remarkably healthy region, view Of
the bold Blue Ridge, and the vicinity Of the
horseback
roads, enjoy the most picturesque scenery
else In the tenn alleys, the pistol gallery the Of billiards.
the hcahui dance The lovers Of aud flowers will
deer wn gold fish, the elk aud the buffalo
relieve tedious hour those who
uapa In word, has expanded
eay could suggest 20 add To The comfort and
visitors The hurdle and the ball.
and brilliant fire works will lend respective
ministers OF religion, OF denomination, cordial
ndng nytaion given 10 spend the The
the church respected throughout the
These springs 10 ~ miles according
Frrdeckburg and % or 80 from Alexandria Twecky
FROM both these I'LL July when daily will
steamer at OF a. reach the springs tho day.
These springs known the Post Ohce books Warcnton
"" and all letters should be directed they be len
Waenon, sent 20 the White Sulphur Springs in Greenbrer
Terms Of board win be folows so Tor the whole
ocober S75 for three months; $50 for sa5
lodging 50 cents each and children under twelve
old No charge of children under When
separate tables provided for children before the
who retain their nj the ordinary table will be charged
Horses so cents day OF $40 month.
The ne wines and spirits have been procured and coase win
charged for private supplies
DANIEL WARD Superintendent
June 6-dlawScpu
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NEW MUSIC.
lust received the Old Music Stationery
i2th street. avenue, following and
price, making a only four cents
F Orders attended the above price
WIN. FISCHER.
Thea art nos near me beautiful ballad, dedicsed Mrs Ii.
All wherefore rapidly the celebrated Csvadns by
Once ny heart and free adapted Of Rosa Lee
To ne Evening soar melody, by @. Verdi
Slosne, arranged for the piano. BY Beycf.
TIE Maria Wsifzes by NJ Hohner
'tsvbeuy GsIlop; by Chss Gfobe
La Plccoa, waltz BY J. H. Dyer
serens.'e March by j. Q. Buchhovcn.
Putana and Iombardi composed by n beye
WANDERED by the Brookside; by J. Hme..
/. on. wcreI bird beautiful ballad
m th- cid chan my father sal, BY Bafs.
Joys that eownns, the opera Of Lucia de Hammer
r,ocs 4 Nv r. L. Whiie.
m Indians prayer; by Woodbury..
the wndow as by the Sable Hsrmonisfs.
I'm hars my harp willow tree.
Ts rose Of sum@sr win vsratonsi BY A. Meme
10y ~
- Pecrr>t Lacor, compians nearly
bs~ ssshcrs Selected ~ John Tsy,or Pncs
cspss For sale W fANok TAfLoh'
yuH ~
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Tran.yIy.nl. unlyer.l.y. Medical Department.

TransyIvsnis University, Medical Department.
IIE nd open the h Monday In November
i direction OF the following Faculty, viz;
benjamin w Dudley D. Professor Of e Principles and Prac
dce of Surgery.
Robert Peter NJ D. Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy
Bush Special and Surgical
Samuel AMMAN NJ D. Professor Of Theory and Practice Of Med
cine.
Relbe L. Dudley, NJ D., Professor Of General and Pathological
Henry NJ Buiii NJ b. Professor Medca and Thera-
pcutics. . =,
William Boiling NJ d., Professor Of Obstetrics and the Dis
eases Of Women and Children
~ NJ skiiman, NJ. D.. Demonstrafor Of Anatomy.
The full hundred 1--WE dollars, invariably
in advance Naturalization and Library Ave dollars
The Dssectng ticket, dollars The Graduation Fee twenty
Boarding and lodging from = - per week
ROBERT PETER, NJ D.,
Dean Of The Faculty
July 3-2aw1m