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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-24

II has been SAID Of Great Britain that
wherever she plants her foot there she e.
reefs her throne. With equal truth it may
be asserted that wherever Uncle Sam sets
up his tabernacle, he effects a resolution
He formed a settlement in Texas, and it
has lapscd into the Union He invaded
Mexico, and we find his children scatter
ed throughout the republic, teaching the
Aztecs to swear in Anglo-Saxon, white
sticks, and chew tobacco. In his march
up the Rio Grande, he left line of Amer
lean villages In his track. He battered
down the walls of Monterey. and then made
himself popular, and set the fashions there.
The same thing occurred at Saltillo and
IN New Mexico. California was cedcd
to him, and, passing across New Grenada,
he metamorphosed Chagres and Pananlain-
to American towns. Calling at Acapulco,
San Diego, and Monterey, he effected sim
liar changes. Arrived at San francisco,
he turned the wilderness into powerful
state, wrestling from the grasp Of Earth
the treasure which it had hidden like a
niser for countless centuries. Now he
stands upon the shores ofthe Pacific, with
his eyos fixed on China, and ere long we
expect to find him at PeEin, perslading
the Celestials to cut off their pig-tails, and
Introducing cavandish and long mines in
the place Of the 'black dirt" His arms
and his impotence seem to be alike and
irresistible Ifhis bulk were equal to his
energy and enterprise, we might say Of
him as the Scythians said of Alexander
that the world couldnot contain him
But how does he establish and extend
his empire! Not like Great Britain, by
perpetual war with halfsubjugated foes
50, he has talisman mightier than the
sword. He carries with him the charm o.
free institutions. He makes liberty a prac
teal blessing ON every soil into which he
strikes the staff of his flag. He claims
exercises, and comedies to others, the priv,
ileges ofpolitical independence. He speak:
as with a thousand tongues througha free
and fearless press, and prejudice, oppres
sion, and misrule wither under its inhu
ence. He is the cosmopolitan of the ma
uons--at home everywhere; but it is not by
doing in Rome as Romans do" that he
wins respect and popularity. 1t is not by
conforming to foreign systems that he OBJ
tains his influence, but by assimilating for
eign systems to his own. Wealth ant
prosperity follow in his footsteps, and tn,
feeble and the weak gather self confdenc,
from his presence and his example. Lik,
Napoleon, he knows no such word as i'm
possible, and races sunk into depreciation
and ignorance, seeing what he can ac
complish, feel the spirit ofmanhood stirlin.
within them. Such is Uucle Sam.--Sua
day Times.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-24
Arrest Ter MurSler.

A man by the name of james Anderson.
and his family, consisting of his wife and
two daughters, who have been residing in
the neighborhood Of Newcastle, in this
County. for three or four years past, were
arrested on Tuesday last, on suspicion of
being guilty of murder which occurred
IN Rockbridge county some FIVE years ago.
The whole family passed throughthis place
on "Wednesday last, on their way to Lex
ington, IN the custody of the Sheriff of this
County.-Ffacastie Wig.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-24
NEW RECTIFYING DISTILLE.
~

Curry Stress, tnear the Columbian Hotcl) Rib
moad, Va, calls tie atton,iop qf merchants to his
large and extensive stock Of LIQUORS, now on
hand, consisting Of Foreign and Domestic Brpndics,
Wines and Gins, Apple Brandy years Old, pure
Spirits, old Mononguhela, Tuscaloosa and rcctfcd
Rye Whisky, &c.
~ All Liquors sold at my store nre warranted
entirely free from drugs Of oil kinds, aud Of the very
best quality this market niord.
Please call and examine for Yourselves Terms
liberal for city accepunccs, or discount for cash.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-24
SPRING GOODS. 4.

SPRING GOODS, March 81, 1S5I-Thc
~ subscriber has received his entire stock oi
~ ring and Summer Goods, embracing much the
largest and most varied stock he has ever had the
pleasure of offering, and would ca the attention Of
the Ladies particularly, to his variety of Dress
Goods. consisting in part of printed Foulard Silks,
in great variety; Beragc de LANES, Albories, emb
Tissue, Rrocade Hermann, silk tissues, Bohemian
cloths, French jaeoneis, silk ginghams, popns,
French gingbams, Paris organizes, Grape de Paris,
printed lawns. Polka de Paris, Golunbncs rich
brocade silks chene and plain silks, bluck brocade
and Plain black silks, shiie brocads do, solid
mouslaincs and beugcs, wide cheDc ribbons, neck
and bonnet ribbons, silk neck ties, herman scurfs
and shawls, silk scarfs, French worked slceycs, col
lars and cuffs, inside capes and lace capes, mourn
ing collars, sleeyes and cuffs, hid gloves nce and
sir yeils, lsome very rich) linon cambria hdk'fs
hosiery, &c. &C. All the pbogc goods ere very
handsome and cheap.
mar 25-ilts nDN r. g. PETERS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-24
To lie CT izens efLnckhnre.

We would respectfully recommend 20 YOU a.
suitable person to FLU the office of Mayor. Mr.. TINS
LEY FUCKER Mr. h. is gentleman of much ex-
perience and well qualified: having served several
years as Sheriff, and for many years Justice of the
Peace in his native county, Amherst, where he did
more business in rhe latter Office than any one Jus
tiee and esteemed one Of the best qualified Justices
IN the county. He was distinguished for prompt
ness, decision and dispatch in the discharge of his
duties, ard gave general .asfaction as the people
cs t-nhers, viii ftes,.
NAVY VrTFEc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-24
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
Lynchburg, Mnrch aa, 1851.

Receipts very light; markc, without any pcrceptble
eiaage- 81 hlds. only inspected during the week.,
against 90 hhds. corresponding week hast year %
hhds. sold, mainly Lugs and inferior Leaf, Us fol-
lows: 3 thds. AT from 81 to % hhds. at from
- a0s$5; 2shds. at s. 10; s hhds. at from $6a$7;
hhds. at from 50 to 81 80; hhds. at from Is 10
to So 50; hhds. Mt from s. 50 to $40: hid Al,
ell rs; hid at Sic so.
WHEAT.-7J to SOC. for Red--Sq to SIC. for
White. WIN. r. SMITH. Comr. Merit .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-24

THE CHAPLIN CASE-BAL For
FErTED.-It will be seenby ourcorrespon-
dents report the Howard District Court
proceedings, thatin the case of Chaplin, the
abolitonists, indicted for an assault, &c,
with firearms, on the parties who arrested
him in Montgomery, Nd, while abducting
the slaves of Messrs. Toombs and Stevens
Washington; the recognizance of $4,000
was yestarday forfeited, by his non-ap
pcaAnce for trial. This is as was expect
ed-his abolition friends, in the natural and
mischievous peryersity Of their nature, pre-
iering thus 10 waste that amount, rather
than do so practical good as to devote
it to the purchase of some of those wor-
thy colored people whose honest efforts to
obtain freedom deserves the sympathy
and often receive the assistance of Slave
holders as well as Others The money,
forfeited is perfectly secure to the State,
beng, we believe deposited in bank
Baltimore iSur, March Is.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-24

YANKEE NoTIoNs"-At the Burns
Supper in Boston, the following toast, COM
plimentary or otherwise to the ,adies, was
received with great applause;
Good Uires-They are pretty much like
good times-never exactly on hand; but
always
''Coming boys, wait little longer.
We ask, would not the girls make bet
ter wives if the boys ,oould wait a little
longer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-24
TvO RICHARD G. FORTUNE ant


Il Mary his wife. Jordan Arlington and Polly his
wife, Susan Z. Guy infant under the age of
twenty-one years, William NJ. Cabell, admir- Of Sal
y Vaughan, Janetta Vaughan, Mildred Vaughan de-
ceased, and ofNancy Guy deceased, George Waugh
an IN bis own rie.. and adm'r Of Botscy Waugh
an de- u, Floyd J. Vaughan, John c. Baew and
- his wife, Martha Srpeot, Jane Snoot, Ann
Smoot, Catharne Smoot, the last three infants I'M
der the age of twenty-onc years, Thomas Smoot
John Smoot Redin NJ. Gaunt and Paulina his wife,
Seaton H. Loving, admir- de 6onis nan Of Jordan
marlborough decd, Roberto. Loving and Nathan
iel O. Smiey,-I'oke notice, that on the 2sth, 29th
and Both of April next, and the LIST, Cd, Sd, and
4th of May next, the Clerks Office Of the county
court Of Nelson county, shall take tine dispositions
Of John Thompson jr., Sterling Claiborne, Charles
Perrow, Alexander Brown and others, to be read us
evidence the trial of suit depending in the
circuit court of Nelson county, in which am plan-
tiff and you arc defendants.
mar ot-w4w / GARLAND
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-24
WTORMs-WORMs.-I

~ ding Dr. M'Lanc's Worm ycrrnifagc to the
public theproprieors ofthis great remedy prefer to
usc the language Of those who hnyc tcstedts merits.
Read and be convinced. 9f
'ALMEsp, ALLEeHANY Co, Pa, Sept J., 1917.
~ KID g. Cove received quantity Of NJ
Lanes Yermifuse by your agent, which we have
sold to our custorners, and in every ii has had
unparalleled success, and has never filled in any
csse. We can cheerlally recommend it as the best
worm medicine that we have eyer known. We
yfiight mention any number Of cases, where IL has
had wonderful success, If it vas necessary.
KAURN e. RICHARDSON"
For sale wholesale and retail by ID. b. PAYNE
s. BROTHER and D. X. LYMAN, Druggists.
Lynchburg Va, and by Druggists general !,
Throughout The y. $. 81 mar 2a-it
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-24

Owing to The inclcmrury of the wcsthcr, the n~c-
tirg cbc held at New London on Saturday, the 9Th
instunt to take into consideration the expcdicncy
Of constructing Plank Road from shst place to
Lynchburg. was adjourned to the first SATURDAY. ia
April. An who feel interested in that work. are
earnestly invited to attend. mar i3-tlap
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-24
M ARRlEM-

On Thursday the 18th inst. BY Rev. 8. W. Lang
horne, Nh. AMBROSE b. RucKfR and Miss SARAH
JASE BExAGH, all Of Lynchburg, Va
-, in Joaesboro, Tennessee, Tuesday, 2Sth
February. by the Rev. Rufus Wells, Col joins II.
DAVIS, late of Lyncl4burg, Va, to Miss MaRr f.
GREEs, daughter of John Green, deed, Of ths
ce.-LyseA. RcpsLii,as. s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-24


The SENSE OF BEING MARRIED--Our
old friend, Lord Campbell, says that, in
Scotland, man can scarcely tell whether
he is married or not. How different is
the casein this happier part of the king
dom Here, every moment of hus-
bands domestic life is sensible assurance
of the fact, that he is blest with wife,
When he comes down in the morning-if
he can possibly have forgotten that fact
he finds his newspaper aired for him, his
egg and toast ready, his tea made, and his
kettle simmering on the fire. All these
preparations for his comfort have been
made by her. And there she sits, ready
either to divert him with pleasant observa-
tons, or, ifhe is inclined to read, to busy
herself with the arrangements of the table,
and not only to remain silent herself, but
also to keep the children, if there are any,
from disturbing him too.
Should he have committed slight i'm
prudence overnight, and have a headache
in consequence, she condoles with him,
and administers his soda-water. When he
rises to go out, his bco:-ihooks are at hand.
SO are h.s boots, probaioiy warmed; when
ne returns, the best dinner the house can
afford awaits him. Ifhe expresses wish,
he finds that it has been anticipated; if he
makes a remark, it is asscnted to- The
stockings he puts on, has been darned O.,
marked by her; every change of linen re-
minds him that she sewed on the buttons
Yes; well does the Englishnan know that
he is married, BY feeling, at every turn the
sweet pleasure of the cenjugal tie.
A Witty REToRT.-Sm Ashley Coo
per relates witty reply made by an Irish
to Scotch surgeon. The former as
serted that cancer never occurred in wo-
men who had ever been mothers. The
latter denied this. and mentioned the case
of lady who had twice been mother of
twins, and yet had cancer afterwards
10 tins apparently conclusive evidence,
the 1rishman Immediately replied, GAY, by
my soul, but don't you know that's anex-
ception to the general rule ? Where's the
wonder in cancer following gemini Fit
always does"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-24
I,OTTERIES.E''.


= >
w LUCkTLOTTERF OFFICE. Mas
Sfrri opposite RE ltan~iot Honx. r. NORRIS
q Co, Successors to d. Paine 4 Co, Massgsrs
whose liberal and popular Schemes command adj
miration and arc not excellcd BY any other IN the
United Ssates. and from their good luck heretofore
IN the distribution Vi Cayssai Pa.cs, the same may
be expected, s-s, 49, -sss hs
s3'Paekngss, Certificates, or Single Tickets,
can be had Al al times sy order or otherwise
ES-rwc Schemes, large aud small aud Draw.
ings received daily.
- All orders shall have prompt aud consden-
tial attention,
ES-An Prizes cashcd at this Office
Grand Schemes.
Monday. March a. Washington Cosn,sis--75 Is.
Capitals s27 .5oo-iQ.0o0, 5000, 1000, I,235.--
Tickets IS. ai.t.-
Tuesday. M1rei e5-Ba Air l7--7s 10.
Capitals se5, 600 OF 5000. 20 of $50, 20 Of 500
Tickets 5.
Jreiaesdop, Mayet a6--Sasg. Canal 1913 10.
Capi,als-s1.00o, 20 900. l00ou. 5.Dn0, 5000
$50 80 Of ,000.-Tickets $40.
TAarsdsy March o7-C@7oA County l3--75 IL.
Capitals 2o,O0o 10000. 5000; $500 90 Of 900
Tckcts Is.
Friday, March aS-lMd Coasali lated 26--G6 IL.
Capitals 10000; 1000; 5000; 1, 9o0.--Tickcts 81
Saturday March 29--G'd Coaso'ida ed HIS Is
Capitals $4,000; $4,000 $4,000; la,500; S09s; ~
Of 500; 40 Of 900; 40 of ,o00.-Tickets SO.
| Monde March 81 IVashiag,oa County 1875 Is
| Capitals $4,000; $500; 5000; a.500 500; IS o.
700.-Tickcts 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-24
JEWELRY. GOLD

M HNU SH FEK-JUHNT +. ERI(ijT I'M,
regularly employed in the back Dom Of lis Book
7 me Jeweiry and foncy Go.ds and Watch Store
z, go1d po'hnap, Tor the purpose Of repairing
Watches, mending jew CRY. Silver Ware. COMBS,
&C. and n'al.ing Silver Spoons, Finger Rings, &C.
Al work entrusted to him viii BE- thankfully recciv
cd nd warranted 10 be dbn in Tie bert manner, or
, no charge made for il mar Data
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-24
e$EE NEW CARRIAGE, BUGGY

49, dNO cdDOLE aOLlcES5, S5c.--We
have just started first rate and comfortable
Hack, with gentle horses and careful driver which
we viii hire out on reasonable terms
We would also call attention to our stock Of Bug
gy and Saddle Horses. which are equal 70 any in
market April AZ cur sucsihu room. - Main u,
mar ,.-ls MCSEY &. HOKCcMEL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-24

The above figures do not represent the
whole working population in Belgium, of
course; in fact, they exclude the whole
agricultural class, which would have made
the statistics still more melancholy but
they represent, without doubt, fair av-
erage estimate of town wages throughout
the Kingdom.
The same correspondent copies from an
authentic report recently issued >. Lon
don the following Table OF Incomes, in
ureat Britain. !. exhibits the limited ex-
tent OF WAT are called the middle and up
per classes" or the Responsibility and
standing of that kingdom
TABLE OF INCOMES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-24

n Y y s31Ust1IDtf, HDUut tHt TIN OF JanuurF
last, my negro man DUKE WINSTON. The said
Dixie Is mulato, about six feet high and tolerabiy
stout Duke is about "a year. old, has a wife at
Mr.. James Hunters, contractor on the Railroad
near Lynchburg, about which place suppose he is
lurking, though II is more than probable he has
forged pass in my ] will give the above
reward il taken out of the State and delivered to
me- or $25 il taken in the State and sscpred IN jail
so get him. lie is very good carpenter and
shoemaker SAMUEL SIiAbDOcK,
mar 24-w3w- Benteyoglio 2. O.. All. CO Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-24
A ND sTIILIT COMEs!!-The al

IN scribcr would inform all those who arc fond ri
prime. nice. white fresh Corn Meal, to be delivered
every or 10 days. TINT he furnish. if required.
much $50 bushels In tho time given, and
would ask all those who want the article, givsin
their names, so he can know how ~ mako his ar.
Engagements. nothing but the best article shall be
sent 10 an, customer and should il be scnt, retur.
the same VI his EXPENSE and he will refund tho
ncy \ fair sample expected every day.
mar Ma JkS a CREiNDSON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-24

The above sale will positively take plncc on
Monday morning. at 10 o'clock, being postponed
from Saturday on account Of the inclcmency Of the
weather MOSBY g. nor CONpE
mar 24-1t ff auc,;on..,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-24
ITO THE EGANT NE "
GPRLNG GOOD2-CQI HOLM A. HaI 4

= SPRLNJ EUODS.-CULHOCN e HOLT
Mareh ~, lS5l-Ifave received large portion If
thzir Spring foods, comprising elegant stock Of
Ladies Dress Goods. Embroidercs Grape shswIs IN
all varsiies elegant network thaws gloves. mitts.
nhhaps. &c SC. Also handsome stock Of ging-
hams. primes. 6r. &c. An early examination y
earnestly solicited. mar Pits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-24

A European correspondent of the New
York Tribune transmits the following Off
cial statistics in reference to the wages of
the working population Of Belgium
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-24
LIE PIESInENcY-T 1

The PEEsIDENcY.-The rewspapers are
full of spcculatons upon the subject of the
next Presidency. In Indiana, Gen. Joseph
Lane, has been nominated for the Presiden-
cy, by the Democratic members of the
Constitutional Convention and Of the Gen
eral Assembly.
The Mississippi Free Trader objects to
Gen. Lane of Ind, for President, and says
that he is only known as good soldier, but
is kind enough to add,-"that the Hon.
John W. DAVIS, late Speaker of the House,
Commissioner to China, &c, is the only
public man it knows ofthe North or West
who has had the mpnliness to avow the O.
pinion that African slavery is not sin, or
an evil to either whites or blacks. He is
now almostthe only man inthe whole range
of Free States into whose hands we would
confde the interests of the South without
apprehension"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-24

M Edi'or-Wo hereby nominate Doct Henry
Lathnn, Ambrose y. Ruckcr, and John r. Davis,
rs suitable and proper persons to be Oversecrs of
the Poor of this corporation, for the lower Ward.
mar "a MANY VOTERS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-24

Il ND IT CUM Els .--The subscrlbcr tnkcs
4 a this method inform the merchants Of Lynch.
burg and the surrounding country. that no has 90
certcd an agency, and vt abort naticc furnish
any a,.,ount IN reason, of COTTON YARNS and
OSNihyRGS ofthr best brand made In Virgin.
TO- and she b obliged 10 sell far cash or good ns~
go,iablc papnf he hopes not to DO complained Of
when he requtas il, a. Il j. sad there Il no law On
necessity. i4"' JAS. .. CREwDSON'A
N. B.-Stric, attention paid to tho selling ,.SsM
Kinds Lumber and Produce, and also 10 tho rrcciv.
ing and forwarding Of Goo,l., Wares aud M~rch.n.
die in any and every direction. J.SC.
mar oJ-ls
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-24

Mr. Eai'oy-Permit US through your columns,
to eau the attention nfthc Of the lower Ward
To the following gentlemen suitable persons to
act as Common Councilmen for the ensuing ,
months John NJ. Otey. Henry Davis, George Il.
Roberts, I. ID. Jennings, Paul Jones and Jacob
Rumbough MANY VOTERS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-24

THE PEDIGREE OF WAsHINGToN.-Mr.
Mapleson, the editor eff the illuminator of
pearls Of American Poetry" has pub
lished an Illuminated sheet, showing the
pedigree Washington.
The pedigree of General Washington,
as traced and Illuminated by Mapleson,
carries back his descent to VIM de Hett-
burn, Lord of the Manor of Washington,
in the country of Durham, England. From
him descended John Washington OF
Whitefeld, in the time of Richard II land
ninth in descent from John, was George,
first President of the U States. The mo-
Their of John Washington, who emigrated
to Virginia in 1867, and who was great-fa-
Their to the General, was Eleanor Hastings,
daughter and heiress of John Hastings,
grandson TO Francis, second Earl of Hunt
mgdon. She was the descendant, through
Lady Huntingdon of George, Duke OF
Clarence, brother of King Edward w.
and King Richard Ill, by Isabel Nevil
daughter and hciress of Richard; Earl o.
Warwick, the King maker, Washington
therefore, as well as the descendants Of
that marriage, are entitled to quarter the
arms of Hastings, Pole, Earl of Salisbury,
PlaEtagenet, Scotland, Mortimer, Earl Of
March, Nevil, Montague, Bcauchamp and
Devereaux.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-24

not on the next day (tlc 2Dth) on one and two
years credit. SEPERiL HOUSES IND LOTS
belonging TO the estate Of Aumqn Hancock. deed.
viz! 3Tenemenfs with hall Scre ofground 10 zach.
on the lett hind Of the new arm Of the turnpike,
corpnaReing about Mr.. ID. L. Rccsc's shop on The
turnpike. Also tho Lots of ground and improy4.
mcnts thereon, in the renr Of John q. Mccn,'i and
George Bnghy's stores, on first or water street.
Also acres ofground joining Mccm's lot and lie
dirt bridge road near Mr. Liggnit's ot on the hill
...+ ... BENZ. y. sCRUGGS,
r. X. CRALIk, -
Ill. BROWN,
A.. J. HANCOCK.
Ianr Ill O21un.ic q -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-24
CLOTHS, CASsIMERES AND res

4 'LOTHS, CASSIMERESI AND YES.
~ TLNGS.-The subscriber has now one of ths
largest and best stock of Cloths, Cassirncres and
Vcstings ever offered in this market. Gvn,lrn~n
can hive their garments made up in the most fssh-
ionohlc manner, us he has in hi. employment Mr..
James McAiackin an experienced tailor from Phi.
adciphia, and fiji warranted in every instance;
Bioley's fine Llack twilled Cloths,
Blue, olive, green and brown Cloths,
Summer cloths OF every description,
Linen coatings and cro,on cloths,
Plain black Doeskins,
Plain and fig d black Cassimcres,
Fancy Cassimcres in great variety.
Black and cod 6g'd silk yestpgs.
Marsailcs Vcstinss, sonlc beautiful st,irs,
Rich white fig'L silk posiings for parties,
White Marsacs do
D-;c ~ nj,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-24

Lynchtag an AJolitionist IN kentucky.
Rev, Edward Mathews, travelling agent
of the American Baptist Emancipation
Society of New York, winston pilgrim
age to the residence of Cassius NJ. Clay,
ofKy, stopped at Richmond, KY, and
made use of certain unwholesome express
sions relative to the subject of slavery,
which induced the citizens to order him to
leave town. He left, but returned day
or two afterwards, whereupon some citi-
zens seized him, and after ducking him nine
times in ahorse-pond, ordered him to leave
the State. Upon refusing to do SO, he
was dipped twice more whereupon he
promised to leave Immediately, and took
up the line ofmarch on foot for Pennsyl-
wanna