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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-23
NEW CONCERN.
GUGGENHEIMER g. UNTERMYER.


Cheap, Cheaper! : Cheapest F.!
DRY GOODS AND READY MADE tLo1fd.s6,
AT WHOLESALE RETAIL.
rI,E undersigned, having asscate henssfss hFe'hef
tar the purpose Of conducinga gcReral Dry Goods and
ihng business pccifuly iol1im their friends and the
puhlis that they receiving fom the Northern cities,
a splendid stock OF
DRY 90 ID =,
In the SPRING and uMMER season, embracing
every srtisle ade>' aud GeneHens Weas all ot which
the public are invited call a examine, before purchasing
e.rssh.re We have abeautill assortment OF HATS and
rAPs B0D1's and SHOES, with splendid and general
asuftmcnt 81
FANCY ARTICLES;
ali of uhirh offered unusually low prices tall and
see ~ AMI tel assured that You Will be pleased with
nrls as ,sellas Goods, determined Ia sell low,
having pun cash They also receiving splen
iii assortment at
Ready Made Clothing,
purchased by them fu CASH. at unusually low pficcs, by
Inch means they are enabled 30 ocr great Inducements L.
the puhhr, any similar r.uhs bmtnt,
Thy would particularly call the attention ii NIRh
AfEIisHA MS and othcrs 10 thcir Wholesale Prices be
Irving that they viii find their interest TO give them
all aud examine their stock, before going farther Eas The
great facilities which they enjoy IN purchasing their supplies
enable tln with confidence that their GOODS
will be sold at Richmond prices. -
y. GUGGENHEfMER
|. UN1ERMY ER.
April It's Granite HuidiHgs, tabfH House.
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NIRGINit--M Court held for Bedford county, the
18th day Of March, 1850. ~
Frames w Thompson, Plaintiff,
Absalom williams, administrator de bonis non with n.
will annexed of Lemue Mead deceased the same Absaom
Williams, administrator of Mary Mead, deceased and The
same Absalom Williams, in his own right, and Lucy his
wife, formerly Lucy Mead, John Bates, Samuel Bates
William Bates, Lewis Bates Dimsy Bates, Susan Bates
John Arthur and Lucy his wife, formerly Lucy Bates
Bates; Elijah T. Murphy and Emily his WIFE, formerly Emil
" Bates; Elias Newman and Martha his wife, formerly
Martha Bates; Wam H. Stewart, Emily G Stewart Jane
stewart, and John Stewart, children OF Mary Stewart,
formerly Bates Alfred Ellen and Iemuel Bates children
OF Lemuel Bates deceased; Ohe last OF whom
ans under twtnty-one years OF age Nancy Mead, sam
uel Mead, Suh Mead Elizabeth Jewell Dyonea sullivan
= Gay and Mary his wife, formerly Mary Mead,
IN CHANCERY
! he defendants, Samuel Mead, stth Mead, Elizabeth
Jewell, l)yonetia Sullivan, - GAY and Mary his WIFE,
formerly Mary Mead having entered their appearance
and given security according TO the Act OF Assembly and
rules thi, Court and appearing to he satisfaction OF the
Court that they inhabitants of this Commonwealth it
is ordered that the said defendants do appear fourth
Monday in June next and the bills OF the plaintiffs
aud that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in the
i-yneburg Nrainian, paper published in the town OF
lynchbrg for two months successfully aad posted the
front door oil the Courthouse of this county.
April t1w2m. JNo. h sTEPToE, che
VIRGINIA sc:-AtruIes held in the cIerAs oiice of
the togny Court Of Campbell, on Monday the 9th day
Pleasant G. Bagby and Agnes his wife, formerly Agnes
Akers, and George Akers, plaintiffs.
,igHIut
Bryan Akcrs, John Ascrs, Peter Akcrs, William Akcrs,
-- Wadd and Mary his wife, formerly Mary I.ewelln,
Mitchell Watts and sally his wife, formerly Sally Leweln,
Agnes Love, formerly Agnes Lowellin Elizabeth Wills, Tor.
mcrly Elizabeth Lc,yein, John Lewelin, Peter Leweln
and Horace Lewen, heirs at law of Cares Lewen and
Mary ewen, deceased, who Mary Akers, and Reu-
ben BaEby, Defendants
IN CHANCFRI.
The defendants, Peter Akers, Mitchell Watts and Sally his
wife, John lcwcn Peter Ieweln and Horace Jewellp,
not having entered their appearance and given security
cordg 20 the Act of Assembly and the rules this Court
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
residents OF this Commonwealth: 1t is entered rules and
accordingly ordered that the said defendants do appear be-
fore the Justices the said County Court of Campbell the
Court House the second Monday in July and
the bill fhe plaintiffs and that copy oil this order be forth
with inserted in newspaper published in the town of
ynchbug for two months consccuvey, and posted al the
front door of the Court House Of said county, Court
day a copy tcste,
May 9-w2m GEO. WIN. DABNEY, c.
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JAMES LEFTWICII.
WILLIAM WITT,
.INl L SALE

Executors Of Timothy Rogers deed
n. b. Should the 18th day of June 1850 not he :, li
day, the sale of the first and second mentioned Tracts will
take place the first fair day thereafter and sale the last
named Tract on the day following
May 2-wtl2june
a. The stanton Spectator Will publish the above adj
versement weekly till the dav OF sale and forward tbe,
account to the Virginlan Office Tor payment
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veniently arranged FRAMED DWEI Nm Nm
House, Stables, excellent Barn. and variety ~ orh
plain and substantial out-houses. Between 2o6 a. htf
thrifty young APPLE TREES OF the best kind - 'oo
are growing on the Tact. The fencing is in good A
the plantation in neat and improving condition abnn5 l
supplied with neverfdling streams OF the purest was
well; Is easy TO cultivate, and uncommonly productive
Land having been originally OF fine quality and mn
careful and udicious course of cultivation Tor NOR II -
years, situated in the heahiest part the STATE I %
wealthy, intelligent, and agreeable neighbofhood . -
regarded among the desirable farms (of its
the county Of Bedford. The purchaser will be all IN
grain in the tall. Full possession given when 80 %
sent crops finished pre-
Also at the samo time and place, will be sold in b
mode, and on the terms Of credit another n ~ ,
LAND ad oirng the aforementioned Tract copt,io or
Of good quality, but lying the side the Flat Ton M
grazing and for its timber. Immediate possession Will m
given. I'M pe
Also on the day, if there shall be time al ,;
the next day, Will be sold in the same mode ma VS. on
credit, other TRACT OF LAM, l,;na ~. INC
and miles from the former, the ynchburo and ST.
Turnpike, containing 81 ACRES. A small house nf a ,
taInmen has been kept this tract for several wars
accommodation principally of Wa2 goner. and brewers
the buildings and Improvements thereon sufficient n,
Of quality suitable to such business; or for the private %
dence of small family The Land lies we'll he soil NJ
duces kindly and is easily improved, and the plantation
well enclosed. ~ "a
Bonds with good personal security will be required If H.
purchasers Tor the prompt payment of the several int
they become due and lecd deeds OF trust on The ma
VIII be taken as further security
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til attention OF all laiymcn, aud persons interested II
good batter, s solicited 10 examination o the mcri
o te above invention feeling confident that, upon invest
CATION and f Will be ptonounc cd the practical
Ciiun brought before discriminate ling
public. The abundant testimonials, the universal apptuba
ton. aud the spontaneous acuoWdg OF all Who
the hum in eaipn examine its principles, furnish am
pic proof Of its merits
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400 .4CkEN.

lou whereof are IN woods and well timh.,.,
The buildings consist OF comfortable ,,,s I''eo
veniently arranged FRAMED DlyrI : , .2h,
ItnITSE s@f4Asl Nj
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VIRGINIA Sc:-AtruIes held in the Clerks @ dice OF
the County Court Of Campbell on Monday, the 9th day
Of May, 1850,
Pleasant c. Bagby and Agnes his wife, formerly Agnes
Akers aud George Akers plaintiffs.
.9JUiISt
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g. Gregory s Royal have the Churns Ion
Jan 2S-tS
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TO GUARD TIE LUNGS WHILE TuREslL
INC

.Muney Pa. Jan. 90. 1850.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18

LET 1T BE KNOWN.

That the locoloco Presses and Poll
ticians of this District, persist in
slandering JOHN G. MILLER, by
calling him Free Soiler, in the face
of the following explicit denial, over
his own signature:
81 AM NOW, and have EVER
BEEN, OPPOSED to the Wilmot
Proviso, in EVERY SHAPE in
which that question has been pre-
sented, and if elected, WILL CON
TINUE to give it my ACTIVE
IOPPOSITION."-John G. Miller
LET IT BE KNOWN,
That these same locofoco Presses
land Politicians recognize and sup
port Senator ATcHIsoN as one OF
their leaders, Notwithstanding he
VOTED FOR the Proviso, and
lBOASTED that HE introduced il
into the Oregon Bill.
LET IT BE KNOWN,
That these same locofoco Presses
and Politicians are supporting JAS
IS. GREEN for Congress, notwith,
standing he VOTED FOR W j
Brown for Speaker Of the House
| the said Brown being PLEDGED
to give the Free Soilers and Aboli.
'tionists a Majority of the Most I'm
portant Committees, TO the end that
they might MAKE MORE EFEC.
lTUAL w AR UPON TIL L
IS OU TIL.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18
MODEST CLERK.

A young lady, with mind intent or
entered a store ou certain
occasion, and addressing a fresh look
ing rosy cheek youth. desired to know
if he had any nice silk hose. Certain,
Iy Miss replied he, and Immediately
the counter was strewn with the deli
cate articles. After selecting apair
she looked up very innocenlly and in
quired: How high do they come
sir" The clerk blushed, turned all sort,
!of colors, but spoke not a word. Sh,
gave him a look of surprise, and repea
ted her question. Again the you'll
started, slammered and said-Reall,
Miss, | that is to say, lhink-coul,
not be positive, but my impression i,
that they come just above the KIN ee!
They both tainted on the spot
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18

friends as the exponent Of distinctive
party principles. Col. Gilpin, we be,
lieve, claims to be running on the invi
ialion of both Wings and Democrats
but he must be strange specimen Of a
Wing who will neglect Sam. IVoodson
aud cast his ballot for Col. GiIpin.-
Judge BowIin is also considered some
what "anomalous," but he will not fail
TO get the entire Anti. Benton vote Of
this Distric'; together with good many
'anti.test Benton men, for there are mum
.bers Of such in the Decentralization.
Ger.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18

The Washington correspondent of
The Philadelphia North American, un.
der date of 29th ult., says:
1t is satisfactorily established that the
leaders of the Cuban expedition pro-.
cured the arms which were used from
The State Arsenel Of Louisiana, and
with the knowledge, if not with the
complcity Of some Of the highes, func.
tionares of the State. The President
has determined that the law shall be
rigidly enforced against all such per.
sons, and particularly against those high
n authority, who have contributed the
nhnence of their character and posi-
ions to compIicate the friendly relations
nf the government, by outraging its
avs and violating its solemn treaties.
When the authorities of a sovereign
State so far forget what is due to pub.
Iic honor and integrity as they appear
Ito have done, in the present case, they
,should be instructed, under the penal.
1 ties Of that justice which they have
3wilful!y offended. There is reason tc
believe that some Of the distinguished
participators in this expedition will be
Indicted in the city of New York.
| The President is much more anxious {,
punish the promoters and managers oi
3the movement than the drludcd victim.
IF their selfish schemes.
If Texas attempts to send an armed
force into New Mexico, for the purpose
sof seizng the territory of the Unitct
Estates, under pretension Of title, ant
aof driving off the Unit ed States troops
Iii will be answered with a stern rebuke
Seen. Taylor has made no threat. IL
! has recommended forbearance, and di
rcctcd the military officers not to inter
Here. There are other duties, however
(which an armed demonstration on III
! ipart Of Texas would call into requisi
ion, and the President is not The maj
to shrink from any obligation which hi
aoath Of office enjoins.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18
OBSERVATIONS AND EXPRESS
IONS.

IONS.
Who would suppose that a pretty
girl rcsemblcd a topper! But it is never.
hcless true, for no one will attempt toI
deny but that both are fond Of glass
AmfUL-Some person has attempted
TO prove that females do not go to
Heaven. lie makes use of the follow
ling passage in Holy writ: There was
silence in Heaven about the space Of
Ihalfan hour"
There is no, a man beneath the bIur
canopy Of Heaven, however chaste
and moral he may be, should bis faults
be written in plain and indciIbIe char
laciers upon his brow, but what would
,bIush with shame. How quickly too
would he draw his hat down over his
1eyes, to hide these faults from the
world.
Siandcr.-The bo,tomiess pit cannot
boast Of so foul tieni. Murder is it,
er,,r,yr,or, ;rnncorce i. rrev and
;ruIn It's sport.
Iauicjng.-lf those who cmplo!
a,be;r Time IN divuI,ing secrets wh;ci
| ,bev have been ;ntrus,ed wi,b sboulr
he r,rccd n have their ,onrpes cu, of
bou r,,,v of,ho bouon race yo,Il h.
a,orr,oI.ss
UoJcs,u-Tbcre !, 4 Young lady, on,
ros, xho ;s ., vcrv noIas1 that or
] the vcry mention Of "brccches" she in
.,an,,y ones irIo.hvsrerics The sam,
I vourr I,Iv wen, into = D,v Cool.
iS,orc = sbor, ,in,n s;ncc and ircn;ro,
IF oranf ,ha clerk. if ,hcv had an,
4.prss,,s Ir.yorls" TLe Cl,rL M.
] 3,uoss;,o ho, ,,sanirr asked bor 4.
4 sc,;As tie ar,irla Sic ro,I;ai ro,bc,
I 9,ar;.h'v ",ba, i, yo. -, ori;c,a r,Is,
3hv vpiyor pe,nlc" C,tou, h, ,ba,
3sLe cooSi5ered if more m,iest tn cal
Inwards." THIS is liter
\ ,lIy ,r,a
4 \ vounr man may bow, smile. an,
asav many soft commitments whenever
she moo,s lady and go, nat ,,ssos
I j,,o rort;r,e of gcnpine love pni h.
d who sincerely loves endeovors 10 con
B ceal the weakness ofhis hear, and !,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18
TO the People Of Howard
County.

FELLOW CITIZENS: The undersigned,
1t the request Of q number Of the
Wings Of Howard county, announced
themselves candidates for the House of
Representatives, under the impression
hat coalition had been formed by q
portion of the Wing party. and the
anti Benton portion of the Democrat
&c party; this coalition was avowed by
4 he Fayette Democrat, and was gener
ally believed; since that time Gen
Clark has disavowed the arrangement
as shadowed forth in that article. The
undersigned were only induced to be.
come candidates to sustain, as far as
hey could, those principles held dear
by every true whig; under these cir
cumstances we are unwilling TO con,
rinue in a position calculated to divide
he whig parly-we are for the union
# that party for the sake of the coun.
Try. firmly persuaded that in the ul'i
mate triumph Of the great principles of
hat party the country must at last
look for safety.
Whether a coalition has been formed
by portions Of the Wing and Demo.
cratic parties, as stated in the Fayette
Democrat, we leave to be determined
by future occurrences.
The whig party Of Missouri have an
immense stake in the approaching cleo
ions. After having been long under
ocofoco msrule, gIeam Of light ap,
peared, and hopes were and are en-,
erlained, that the wishes Of The Wings
so long delayed, were about TO be real
| zed; and to the end. that no charge OF
,'ividing or distrac,ing the party may
NC Justly charged on US, we hereby
Withdraw our names from the canvas,
/ IS candidates.
The wings have an able candidate II
he field for Congress, occupying th'
rue conservative ground, and nobly
y :uslaining their cause, who is entitled
II o, and should receive, their cordia
A'upport.
81 To those friends who have NANTES
( ed a disposition to sustain us, we re
urn our sincere thanks.
Z R. WILSON,
10. DAVIS.
/ July Is, 1850.
US.- 8. Preniiss, of Mississipp
me Of the most eloquent and tdlents
'itizens Of our country, died al Mattel
"a on the lst instant,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18
Public SnNking.

JOHN CLARK, Candidate for the Legis
ature will address his fellow citizens at the
following times and places, viz:
Finnel's steam mill, Thursday, July l3.
z. L. Rcnnod's, in Bonnefemme township
Friday, July 10
Honiteau Prect, near the Moniteau' bridge
Saturday July 20.
Roanoke, Tuesday, July 90.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18

er. Ills whole political teaching is
against it. The experience of his past
life, all his own high and noble instincts
repel the free.soi dogma as a humbue
and heresy. But we have no fear thai
where Mr.. Miller is known, this shallow
device can lose him a single vote. 1t is
one Of those stale tricks, intended t.
impose upon the ignorant and gull the
Icredulous, which will react upon its au
ihors.
We predict that John G.. Miller will
carry the Third by storm. But in the
battle which he is fighting he is entitled
0 the sympathy and support of every
true Wing. 1t is their duty 10 repe
,lhe unmanly assaults which have been
.made upon him, come from, what quar-
ter they may--whether from homes
intriguing cljqnes, or rene,
sgade Whigs.-H. Louis Mteligencer
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18

CONGRESSIONAL Canvass IN MIssoURI
We have strong hopes Of sending an
entire Wing delegation to Congress this
year from Missouri. In every district,
we have industrious, popular, strong
linen in the field, and they are pushing
along the Wing column with zeal and
energy that must be crowned with
success. The feud in the ranks of our
is daily growing more bitter;
and this violent disruption of the party
bands which have so long united them
together and caused them 10 shut their
eyes and minds against the light Of
WING truth, will be the means Of bling,
ling thousands of sensible, well mean
ing men to a candid examination OF
IWhig principles And once examined
hey will be very sure Of adoption, for
ihey look TO the ultimate welfare Of
/ the State, and the elevation of our peo,
[ pie and institutions to the highest point
/ Sof civilized excellence.
One strong element of success in q
campaign is a confidence that we have
The strength and the position to succeed
| if we make a proper use thereof Iii,
, TO satisfy our Whig friends in Missouri
that they have it in their power TO wiz
e "Clean Whig victory and thorough
one, that we invite their attention tc
the consideration of a sketch Of the
battle. field. Here is an array of the
candidates, and of the disPosable force
Of the two parties in each Congrcssion
al District in the State:
District John F. Darby Wig; F
A Rozer, Benton Dem; Jas. B, Bowlin
Ind. Dem. Vote for President in lS4'
-Tay lor, TAG, Cass, SAIL.
District U-Gllchrist Porter, Wig
John B. Henderson, Anti, Benton Dem
Vote for President in lSis-TayIor
6,4O3; Cass, G,929,
District W--John G. Miller, IVhis
John Miller, Benton Dem; J. S. Greer
Anti Benton Dem. Vote for presider
in lsis-Taylor, 1909; Cass, 1912.
District-IV-Chas. L. Bowman
Wig; J. B. Gardenhire. Benton Den
/ w. 7. Hall Anti, Benton Dem, Vol
for President in lsIs-Taylor, 5,93t
1 Cass, 9,82o.
\ District VS.. II. Woodson, Whis
H.. s. Phelps, Benton Dam; Gen. Wn
h HShields, Anti. b entOa Dem; Col, Wu
Il HGilpin, Ind Dem. Vote for PresideI
in ls4s--Taylor 5GO5; Cass, s.775.
4 Each candidate in the above lis
E(wilh the exception of Col. Gilpin,) hi
been put forth by his respective part
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18

AGENTS FOR THIS PAPER.
V. B. PALMER Esq is authorized to pro
cure Advertisements, receive Subscriptions
and make Collections for the TlMEs,at hls 9f
fees in the following cities:
PHrLADELPuIA-North West Corner Thir'
and Chesnut streets.
New YoEK-rribune Buildings.
BosTuN No. 5, State street.
fagette-Andrew J. Rerndon.
HuatSrHe-W. r, Samuel.
Blooming gton--Thomas q. Sharp.
LinneUS-l. WILKERsUN.
Cam5ridge--JoHN II. GR0vE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18
Number 30.
A KISS.

'Ah, Sally, give me a kiss and be
done with it,
i wont, so there now
I'll take it, whether or no
DO it, if you dare"
50 at II we went, rough and tumble.
An awful destruction of starch now
commenced. The bow of my crava,
was squat up in half shake. At,be
next bout smash went shirt collar. and
at the same time some of the he ad fast.
nings gave way, and down come SaID,'s
nair like food in q mill dam broke
loose carrying away haIfa dozen combs.
One dig Of Saliy's elbow, and nv
blooming ruflics wl,ed down to a dish.
cloth. But she had no time TO boast,
Soon her neck tackling began TO sh iver
Pariediat the throat, and whorah came
4 string Of white beads scampering and
running races every way you could
hnk Of abou, the floor.
BY hockey if Sally Jones isn't real
Ir't there no snakes. She fought fair,
however | must admit, and neither
|iled 10 bite or scratch; and when
he could fight no longer for wan, OF
breath she yielded handsomely. Her
arms fell down by her sde--her hair
Iback over the chair, her eyes closed, and
there lay lille plump mouth all in the
air. Lord did you ever see hawk
lpounce On robin or a bundle. bee
IlPon a cIover,iop say nothing.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18

DNever respect men merely for
heir riches but rather for their philan.
hroPy, as we Do not value the sun for
IS height, but for its use.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18

2D DIsrRIcr.--We learn that ihero
IS a prospec, that Mr.. Ansell, a lawyer
III considerable distinction, a resident
lof Fulton, Galloway county, will be
'aundidare on the Benton side of the
Question,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18

JTNever be angry with neigh.
oor because his religious views differ
from yours for all the branches of a
Tree do not lean the same wav.