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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
The following w ill to th« jsilttieal eotn|>oMtion of tho
next Legislature :
Whig*. Ijcvfnrm.
Senate II ~ I
House 7‘i *>'2
83 83
third congressional district.
Tho Sheriffs of this Distri-t met at I’ittej Irania euurt
Imiise. on the 7lh inst., ami after a scrutiny of the polls,
j.ivo the certificate to Thomas S. Klinnnotr, E*|., hv a
majority of one. The llepuhlienn thinks Mr. Trod way
will contest the election, lie learn, hoyrcver, that lie
will nut.
MC'MMOM) ami OHIO HAIL HO AIX
lEtf call the attention ol' tlm public to ihesul jeci of this
•cheine. It is fast gaining ground in our community.—
Theaense^f the people of the people of Lynchburg is lulu*
jjkcn on the *<21 stand 22d of May, whether she shall take
|iXKJ shares. Every citizen of the place should make
liiuiself acquainted with the project, so as to cast his vote
intelligently on that day. He give a communication
vii the subject this morning.
pETERSBCRG CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
It has not been ascertained «ifieially, who is elected in
tliis District, the Sherifts from the counties of Meck
lenburg and Amelia fulling to meet at the proper time.—
|t is believed, however, Droiugo le is elected, though
there is some doubt since the meeting o! the Sht:rills.
FOR THE Vtftmt'M*.
The election having passed by, 1 now feel myself at
liberty to say to tin* people of Lvnehburg, that, by my
communication published in the Virginian, in vindication
of Mr. M is! tv\s cuurs • iii the last Legislature, I had no
hies of interfering in the election between him and
Dr. Saunders: fbr I hid written and sent on that commu
nication before Mr. M »sby had anno'inccil him*-If a can
ilidate, (so fjr at least as I had information.) I wrote
that piece to show that, in my opinion Mr. Mushy degt i
ted no ce11sure, and to let the p-ople t Lynchburg know
that, they were by many nvinhera of ihe Legislature lie
liaved to selfish in opposing ihe coiiiiimalion ef the Ca
nal.
I can assure tho people of Lynchburg, that I f**< I a live
lv interest <n her welfare, and would,** far possible, with
out overlooking tlic interests nf others, w ho have « «j ml
claim*, do any thing proper to he done, to promote her
prosperity. Cl IAS. PERRO/C.
FOR Tilt VIRGINIAN.
T H EDI N N E R TO DU. S A I NI )K Us.
The subscribers and invited guests to the dinner in
honoruf Dr. James Saunders, tin burn nominee and can
dhlale in the late election, ass Miihlod at the. Universalist
Church, in Cyuehburg. at 4 o’clock, l*. M.. on W ed
nesdiy Die 12th inst., accord ing to previou- arrangement,
where the indefatigable and rourlroiw host, (’ .1. James
M. I.anghorne of the Washington Hotel, had tastefully
and conveniently arranged and hnimtij’iilh/ loaded four
Table*,running the whole length of the Church, each
of which was capable of accom n dating fifty persons.
The assemblage was called to order by Mr. Janie*
Fretwell. ami org mut'd by app tinting DAVID E.
SPENDE. ESij , President, and the f Jlowing gentle
men Vice-Presidents;
1st. Daniel I. Warwick,
2nd. Col. W n. 11. Drown,
3rd. Charles \Y. Christ inn,
4th. William D. Avert tt.
5th. ( apt. A. S. I lenry.
A benediction was then pronounced bv Rev. T. Jones.
After plying their respects to thn snuiptu -us fare that
grace*! the tables.— pleasing the eye by it* variety and
tempting thn appetite by its odors. the dishes lieiug re
moved and the wine brought on, tin* company w i h gr< it
harmony and glee, preceded to think the f dlowing Reg
ular and Volunteer Toasts:
AVben the 4th It g ilar t ast wasvlmit t> be drunk,
the President prefaced it with a few remarks pertinent
to thn occasion and complimentary to Dr. Saunders.
After the loud and reiterated applause w hich succeeded
that toast had subsided. Dr. Saunders responded in a
speech of an hour and a half in length, in which he re
turned his heartfelt thanks f ir the testimonials of esteem
• nd confidence tender* d him hy so large and so respcrla
hie portion of his fellow citizens: and in a happy vein of
wit and humor that kept his audience in coniinued con
vulsion* of laughter. proceeded to delineate some the ae
tors tad their acts in the late County canvass. We
have rarely witnessed a set-tie of so much harmony, hilar
ilj and good fueling.
KKl.I LA It TOASTS.
1. Our Country:—Noble in its institutions, illustri
ous in its sages, glorious in its nerves, invincible in its
armies.
2. Our State:—Once aim shown the brightest star in
o ir glorious constellation, dimmed is her lustre, faded is
her gl »ry, “rouse, brothers rouse,” and “Jet Virginia l»r
what Virginia was.”
3. Out Town: —around her our warmest affections
cling—w* hurl hack in proud defiance the wanton charge
of aelfislii.es* so lavishly heaped upon her. Justice not
generosity we ask at the hands of our neighbors and Leg
ulators.
4. Doet. James Saunders: — K high toned, whole
ftoulod citizen, who, in all his various representative
lnuts, was never known to court personal popularity at
the expense of representative fidelity. We delight to
honor such.
5. The James River ami Kanawha Improvement:—
The groat Aorta of our State. It should have been
prosecuted under enlightened Legislation, aided by the
experience and improvements of the age in wlib h we
live, with no rival schemes to divert its legitimate trade.
f>. l«en. Zachary Taylor:—In battle powerful m
the whirl-wind, in victory gentle as the z- phyr—im
mortal honor he to him who “neve t surrenders.”
7. To the Lynchburg Volunteers now in Mexico: —
Health in the camp, victory on the battle field, and
the reward of valor on their return to eivil life.
8. Town and County:- Hound together by mutual
dependence and mutual relations. The bonds which
Unite them should be indissoluble as their interests are
•one and in It vis ible. Palsied be the tongue that wjuld
V*rk to aleniate. them.
0. The fight of the People to designate who shall be
their public servants:—*\Y right unestimablc iu freemen
und f rrntdahle to drmngogne.s only.”
10. Richard II. Toler, K«|.:—Our former townsman.
Imd delegate in the Legislature of our State. Though
courteous in Legislation, his “courtesy,” was never ex
tended at the expense of his constituents.
1 L The right of a constituency to exact the Tcdrmp
lion of pit ilgre and to rerjuire/b/r/i/t/ in the discharge of
representative trusts:—A right which we dare ever to
maintain and defend.
12. Our glorious Heroes and Martyrs in the Mi xiean
Campaigns:—Honors to the living, tears for the dead,
gratitude to all.
13. Woman:—Whether surrounded by domestic af
fliction, in the midst i>f political strife, or raging iu the
battle storm, she is the halcyon that broods o’er th.
•pint of man, and calms the tempest «f his passions.
\ til,( M HE It 1 OASTS.
By Daniel I. Warw ick, Mayor of the Town : —
The memory of our departed friend, .lames W. Morgan,
Esq., well uiay u*e mourn his untimely exit from tho
«tnge of life; for in kiiu we have each lost a Inollttr.
Drunk standing and in silence.
By Michael Hart. Esq.;—The free and independent
voters of the town of Lynchburg. Whether defeated or
victorious, may they always exrreise their privilege at
the polls, untrammellrd and unbiassed by personal eon
vidorations: and always fir the |u lie good.
By Dr.Thomas 1*. Mitchel, (an invited guest):—'The
great Central improvement of our State, congenial with
lho spirit of our age—propelled by Stea n or (galvan
ism.
By Peter L. Dudley—John W.Sjtne of Petersburg :
talented, fearlessand gallant. Weexpeet him and such
men as him to represent us in the next Legislature.
By Chailes W. Christian—William M. Harwell,
ttieves S. Scruggs and Panins Powell: The former no
bly advocated, and mil generously sustained the vines an 1
intei'tsts of Lynchburg in the last Legislature. Cirati
tude to them.
By a Wliig-r-The Editors of tlie “Richmond Times
«nd Compiler,”— the impertinent intermeddlers who
presume to know more of our local matters titan w e
dionrsHves.
By A. f*. Henry—Representative governments: wa
•hulp . 7 >'T iho com*, of our
h. tv fr ‘ .I "" U'"!U »<voui,.a
’ • ' r, K: ',rm'"lJil‘vt"0"w ^muiluua ou n not
in aNsiTU (1 Ujo niitn.
lb- JJfxtt r Oley—Ilrnry Hwlowomli at. honrat man
anti a grntloiiiati. di t, an d hy t, oitolmtatton of tvun. sy
,\t hr'!hur* ,U"WS h .. a frit ml.
t Mr. Ilaihuvoml. lining loudly ,-alksl f. r. an*.in his
,, a.''' ani1 “‘Mress, d ,Im> 1 u»i|'an> m a viry lumlsnmr
a al jxi rtiitir sporoh abmil thirty tmtmt, s,„ lotmlh. ami
ou-H-liHlt"i hy oil. rinsr tho l.ilin.uttn sontitneni:)
• V Henry Itaihm,, d-Tho , I, .„to fran-htso : \
jiinh an,I holy privtlisro ronf. lr,.,| Us |,y lh(,
I'li-. I i,l ottr am-eai.irs for tho ufmir l5ini„,rv; ho who
s< ‘ ,v* * ' ^',rri*|'l lln frot? and oittist'ionti ins o\, romo ,.t it
lor sordid and sottish pnrp - - m nuwuithy of his anoos
try and a , onomy to a Iron ropo'dio.
Tho f, Ihmitig nolo was rtoiivrd finm Ch trios \V.
Malltatn, l'.s,j.,otiCnl tho Kditoisof tho l.voohhut . Vit
glntan :
1.1 xi imuiuj. May I'.'ili, |,-|7.
C .finIninPii— llcini; nmfiue<l to niv ulli.'v by Im.lhiss—
iliu'eing |>ubliraliuu liny .anil tin N ni,.r Kilitnr abwm
I '•annul be in attendance with you.
W ah high regard, your friend.
t pc i , . . hias.w, statii am.
1 ' Hor,d t'»c following sentiment: I .vnchburg :
Iter vole slit* has shown that she repudiates would he
/histcutnt men, and supports him who is known to hr
devoted to her best interests.
Sent in by a \\ lug— 1 lie result o! our recent election:
It demons! rates what has oft. n Mure been proven, that
a faithless public servant may huh times triumph over an
injured constituency.
1*.V K . II Glass, l.s»|—Mr. M shy and his Danville
Kail K >ad: both inure popular in Richmond than at
home.
Ky S. M. Simpson—Dr. James Saunders: Victory
could have added no laurels to liis brow, nor lias defeat
plucked a leaflet from the chaplet ..t his t ime.
Ilyl). A. \\ ilsun, Jr.—Our Army and Navy: May
their lame he unsullied and eternal as the ndliii" years.
Ky Ko. ( iwth.mi — |)r. James Saunders: A noblo sp.
ei i eu - f the Virginia G» ntleman.
IX. K. A Saunders- Henry I*. Irving: Though his
election was denied imp ssible by many in the tanner
Whig County in his district, and th n : ro kept ft m the
p 'lls, w ill ya t he returned by the suilrages of the noble
W higs >•! ( uniherland. Fluvanna Akc.. if - Ji stitiujmt.
Ky Wn , r.Voiiii r- (’barbs L. Moshy and \\ Intmell
P. Tunstall, deh gates elect to the in \t I a gislatim : \\ ell
may the peo|de of Lynchburg exclaim, “two Iticlunouds
in the field !”
Kv Win. D. Christian -The Tunstall and Mushy
Kail K ad: M.ty those w ho take stock in this improve
incut learn the tact that courtesy is nit a good material
to make a K ill K »ad of.
Ky Mr. John YA Dudley- The brave, illustious, mag
uauiiuons, (Jeueral Lopez de Santa Anna, who look leg
hail at Kuena \ isla.and b ft leg bail at ( erro Gordo.
By James I* retwell—( harles L. .Moshy: too cvurle
ous for Lynchburg, but will do for Hat Creek.
Ky Jesse T. Diuguid— Lynehhurg: All she asks of
our Legislature is a fair shake and nut too much eourlt
sy.
Kv \\ illiam Mays — Dr. James Saunders: in his elec
tion to the Legislature. Comity and town would both,
have 1m*cu benefited, but in the election of Mr. .Mushy
neither.
Kv Major II illiam A.Talbot—Duet. James Sauuders:
II is dignifi-d and manly hearing in the late can vass lots
secured to him the esteem and confidence of Ins friends
and commanded the respect of his opponents.
By Jno It . K Kuekuer—Our Aimv: Its recent bril
liant ▼ i'*turics achieved in Mexico, w ill form the bright
est page in American History. 11 .nor to the brave t.fl]
cers and s»!di< i s who have so illustrat'd her history.
By Siunn I K. Tlmmcm—The Hat Creek precinct
has plac'd the wreath of victory on the brow of tin?
champion of its i uaginarv interes’s. and the Lynchburg
precinct has hound it w ith a thorn that rot only vv lliers
i s beauty but imparts acuteness of anguish more sensibly
fell than express*'d.
By Richard («. Anderson—Dr. James Saunders;
though defeated in the late election by tin- cry of perse
cation from Ins opponent—hr lias the eons datum of Imv
iujr received ot the people of Lynchburg w here they
both were ' 1 known. ONK HCNDKLD Wli
F(M K I C.r.N MAJORITY.
K\ a Democrat Charles L. Mushy, the nnnihilttorv
of Whig majorities in Campbell. Another election with
him as the II big < amlidaie.and l)einoerae\ w ill “waive
its joyous wings.” in triumph over town and county.
By II . G. Miller—The Danville Kail Road: /Chit
mel P. Tunstall. President: Vinci ut l! itchrr. Secrrto
ry; and Charles L. Mushy, Chief ling inter. Ab strum
propellers.
By an Amateur—Cntil very recently Lynchburg and
Gullibility wire ugarde.l a> synonymous t rms As
Yankee laud if called upon would abundantly testify, but
from the late rage for iranrposiug language "a rrnmsidc
ration" has been moved and the vocabulary of vitupera
tion has been referred, and the n suit of ihe In In »r of love,
is a substitute of the word "selfish"as better d< fining her
character—and yet then i>. m t a town of the same siz**
in the State ( f Virginia, that has eonIrilulled ti.ere liber
ally to, ami ri reived fewer benefits, from Internal lm 1
provement or more readily extended the hand ofencour
agement to those who have s night citizenship with us —
even though they were "gentlyborn and gently raised,"
n »r t » the distress'd sojourner a nicic melting hand of
charily or unalloyed sympathy.
By William T. Booker: Dr. Janus Saunders—al
though «b leafed by the courteous conciliator (!) in the
county of Campbell, is victorious in the town win re both
are well known.
By Richard I*. Waller : Dr. .lames Saunders—A man
of chivalrous and enterprising spirit and character. Jle
can never be defeated.
By David \\ . Burton : The Richmond and Danville
Rail Road—a visionary scheme of a few "log rollers,”
may the de l gate from Campbell in the next Legtsla
tun* of Virginia, move a "reconsideration” of the vote
by which it passed, and aid in the repeal of its chatter.
By •lolin S. Oglesby : If thirly yen is acquaintance and
friendship furnish any evidence, of r< speet and eharaeter.
then I say huzza for Saunders! Saunders first, Saunders
last, atid Saunders all the time.
By.1. \. IJitcher: Dr. J nines Saunders—Anunern
promising W hig, a faithful representative, ami true to the
interests of Lynchburg.
By Win. M. Stilton : Our fellow townsman. Dr. das.
Saunders: Kvor dear to Lynchburg while Lynchburg
values merit.
By Thomas S. Thurman : Richard II. Toler, Ksq.,
the former Kditor of the Virginian,the organ efthe W lug
parly ofLytiehhurg—tliough his “mantle” lias not fallen
upon our ''ahoultlrrs,99 helms nevertheless 1r ft an imprest
siou upon our fondest affections, which neither time nor
distance can obliterate, but rather augment and strength
hi ; and whilst we desire his greatest happiness and in
terest, we would, in all kindness ami “courtesy/," hail a
emtingcncy that might arise to re unite him to the object
of his first love—\ irginia . inti, (the Virginian.)
i>\ I *i«r r,. n«<ok( r : » under now the mantle now
worn hy *\Mister William Smith,” would look on the
should rs of the "Great Persecuted—the anti Lym-h
burg delegate l
By Jetlersuu Mays: Dr. .lames Saunders, our town’s
choice and nominee—a gallant gentleman and a warm
friend of his fellow-citizens; may his laurels never be
tarnished hy the narrow triumph of Mr. Mushy in the
I *• election.
Hy John H. Solomon : May the American army con
dime their march until they capture Santa Anna, and
with his wooden leg splintin' him to (hath.
Hy Peter C Drew; TheLox and the /fulfill the hist
Lcgislalu-p of Virginia : Bet\v*« n two such friends, the
IjUitlb had little to exjioct.
Hy M . (’only : I )r. James Saumh rs : lie deserves, as
he has, and will continue to receive a< the hands of a
generous and intell gent people, lhat respect and confi
deuce which he so eminently deserves.
Hy James O. Williams: Whilst we would :»1I have
rejoiced in the success of Dr. Saunders, yet we feel no
mortification in his defeat, for he was nobly sustained by
Lynchbirg, who know him hest, and knowing him appro
ciated his fidelity to the iutero t of our town.
Hy Alexander P. Wat ton: Dr. James Saunders : the
furnace of persecution may he heated seven limes hotter,
and seventy times more : he will come out unscathed by
the fire of malignity, brighter to all and dearer to his
friends, w hile his enemies shall sink with the dross of
their own vile materials.
it) James Ci. Swinney : Dr. Jan.es Saunders : A
perfect specimen of the Virginia gentlemen long may
in* live to enjoy the honors which are so generuusly be
stowed upon him by those w ho know him best.
Hy Jcj.se J. Salmons : Dr. James Saunders : Courte
(nut to his friends, but never to those who war against
their best in (crests. The people of Lynchburg a hi not
afraid to confide their inter* s;s to his keeping.
Hy Charles W. Chr stian : “The Jury of the Vicin
age*’—Although its vet did has been overruled for the
, Pn’*'nL 11 "dl l*o recorded a* iho judgment of the
; ( ont t.
Ilv Uo. II. (»Ium: Lynchburg: Though tho arooml
I t»>\\ n ill tin' Slate, she has received few * at favors al the
hand «.| the Legislature.
ll\ Mam. I \ \\il«on,Jr. : The litienl partiefi of
Lvnohbuig and Campbell, may they bury Federal poli
cos until limy sneered in ol.» ting a representative who
willJnilhtu!li/ oniry out their local luterests and wishes
l>\ \\ i.'liam I* A ontig : Mr. Janus Saunders the
Lynch!-mg candidate in the Into election in him we had
ol"‘ " •|,'s inti rest it was to uphold our j eincitdef (tnd
1' f,‘ / I It \\ ;;s I.' II !l l!,. I || hits'
l!\ Alaj. \\ m. \ | dUit : Mr. Janiea Saunders ami
t barbs L A|os!»y; I loitor and dtsUnctimi to tho former,
w 11 ■ «h*s built up It is n pH tat lull by de« d> . I \ utue : l)i»
eoinfihim to the httn r, who “rest.s upjii the reputation of
being thi “g-mil imended.
Il\ Michat 1 Mart I he town of Lynchburg, though
threatened on » m ry side, her \ irnn, enterprise and intel
ligence will ever Mistaiii her, ami, hue the I’humix, she
will rise l,,.in hi i ow n a«h« s
l»v N\ 111 i.* in M Sutton: Our follow men of (amp
j hell May tin* "euiirlesy " taught them by their courte
j ona deh gate, insure to I .ynchburg the privilege ol select
, H'g her oirn U preseiitulive.
A A I Hooker; When such ltUh§tHoa as Jim
Ihdh ami Whaler William S mill, obtain i HV*e, *'iho
g* utly I*, rn and g nt!\ raised,*' should not despair! Oh
w hat a tail our cat has got.
Hv John li I hum an : Tho idea that the Demoera
cy w i ll to iull.ct a stab oil the cause ol II logo* ry thro’
Mr Mrs \ is v tsi.0'aiy . and is im.it Iy nilcmled ns a lul
la!-\ to i allies,.! precoei.ius giiW'lh. Il Ac is the **gtrof
embodiment" of the cause in the town i f I ,ynebbing, the
s »"Uer it g os the way of all Mild naiv thing* the heller,
and tins its epitaph — -rrijuieaeut in juice.
ID D T A uiing : May the suiph commodity, llic*
‘cvuticstf" and **conciliation” ol'oiir del* gale elect, lit v
er be held Dn man \ >y the di h gale from Koekoridge.
or lake passage “uosu^pi • ling ” up, n the U d I road of
soun; w il. y cii. niv. should iho inti rest ol Lynchburg be
ever **ef ronsidi ml.'1
Hy II. M Dewitt: I .viteblairg: .Misunderstood and
misrepresented m various portions of our Slate. Not
w ithstuudiiio the prejudice and **|iorseoiiiiuit” by which
slm is assailed, “may she ll urish and grow like the given
hay tree by the side of still watt rs.’
For lhe Virginian.
TMK H AIL Hi) VI) (Jl KsHON.
ll I tJ • not greatly misconceive the subject, 1 hazard
nothing when I say that the ipiestion \\ Inch the ciuzen*
ol I .\ iiehbiirg will decide cii the‘*?lst and w*Jd instant, is
the m 1*1 important w hieh has ever occupied ihcir atten
lion, either as in- reliant*, trndi rs, labourers, professional
men or property h dders, m their town.
A great hue ol inti reotmmmieation is about to hr made
by Railway between the tide waters of the .lames River
and that gr. al basin lying between the Mh ghatiies and the
Lakes of the N nth. and the R eky irioinitains in the
far W( >t: this I me of i ravel and transport to million* w lm
now inhabit, and fur the countless millions w ho arc to in
habit this region ; more fertile, and possessing more
and all of i very thing that man in the most advanced
stage of civilization can w ant. it is promised shall coni
incline at our town, and we are invited hy the people of
R lehniond. w ho originated this go at cnterprize, to unite
with them in its consummation. The ipiebtion is shall
weaeeejt the invitation? Hiis is the plain outright
uuestion that is about t i he answered hy' the people of
I \ nehliurg. Rnl that w e should all a*one man nnsw er.
not only aimw r.yea, hut sin uId each and e\< ry one put
forth our energies in the accomplishment of the object, ii
to my mind, put beyond all doubt. All the reason* for
an opinion boeotifuh ntly entertained and expressed, thus
puhhcly.it would bn in, should he given to those mho:
have a right to know them, when they are naked by their I
vote* to adopt them, hut a communication, short a* this |
must of necessity he, wi!! n t allow of any such freedom |
ol discussion, m r is it, in truth, called fi r, liecaiibc I do
not ask my fi llow tuWiiHiiiHii to endmk in a new and
untried adv-nture, that ih pends for its favorable reception
by the public upon the ability of its advocates no: the
figuring is all dour, the argument is all ova r, the Loeo
motive has done all the caper in# niid told the whole
Story. \ es, it has told It to ull tIh■ p> ople living thing
more linn five tlinusand mih s of tin Iron r. ad that it
daily travels n tie I ’ailed Slate*: an I a I ng an eoua!
extent it speak* daily and hourly to the people of til F.u
rope and Asia, too: telling to all (lie sum* thing, saying
to all. come forth, men and women w ith your baggage
and v mr good*, v.ares and m* nhan li/.e, products of your
min<s, your work simps, your factories, your field*; nay,
your horses and jour lat cattle, your sheep and four
swine, I am able mid w ill mg to tike all that will come,
toil carry von with my strong firms, whithersoever yon
I Rav the argument is all over.and so n i*, »> far a*
In the ipicstion of the utility of Hail w ays, to facilitate,
nay, to nrah trade and travel. Let me then state the
proposition to he jt i pounded to the people of Lynchburg
hr a business (pieRtion. They are asked : w ill you per
mit n hundred theusnnd dollars of debt to he created find
taxes to he levied, to pni/ the ini first on it? The *n
*wer, in my hum de opinion, should he emphatically
ye*: Provided we can secure two ihjccl* : first, that
the road shall commence In re and progress westwardlv.
I say such should he the answ er, for this plain common
sense view of the subject. Non cannot lose, but you
must gain. I have the authority for this position, of one
of the must judicious prudent, sagacious merchant *. not
alone in Lynchburg, hut in Virginia. .Mr. Jesse Hare,
(that gentleman will » x misc me for exhibiting his name
uia new spajM i . hut I know *o well that his view s of all
the practical afTairbol hie have, and deserve to have great
weight and authority wherevr r he is known, that I have
tnhi n this liberty) he says that if a Rail road was made
110 miles from Lynchburg out west and ncrrrrnd, that
Lynchburg would be amply beuetitied for her subscription
of one hundred thousand dollars to il« stock. 1 will not
then argue that any farther, hut if there are any who still
doubt, I would buy to them go and consult such men as J.
(i. Mi en», llenry Davis. .1. M. W arw iek. Col. Maurice
Lang home. ( . Wmfree, J is. L. ( laytor. It. H. Mor
riss, John R. AleDaniel, Jnhu I lollins, and our worthy
Mayor, and if they nr a very large majority of them do
not concur that it is judicious at h ast, that the Corpora
lion should subscribe for one hundred thousand dollars of
the stock of the Richmond and Ohio Railroad, upon the
condition set forth above, then I yield llm cpicRtion. I
say go to the poll* mid vote against the me asure ; hut if
tin v doenneur in tlm views lu re expressed, I than n*k
that you w ill not allow any eireiimstance whatever, to
cause you to stay aw ay from the polls on the ‘^Ist. and
£2n<l,and that you record your vote in lave.r of iliesub
scription. A CITIZKN.
FURR SCHOOLS IN IIRNHY COl’NTY.
To the Hi I i tors of'the I'irginimi :
In nn editorial :»ri i«*L published in y air paper of the
(’.Hi inst., giving the result of tlio vote in Jins county upon
ihe Free School Sysmin,which hail been submitUd to the
peop/e, you say, ihe voters of Henry, by a majority of
nearly two to one, declared in favor of tlio system; of
course there willlx'iio further opposition, and in less
than ten years, the wonder will b« that there ever should
have Ik i n any.” The w riter of this article regrets that
the Rditors ofiht Virginian had not Ucome Ik per ac
ijitainted with the details of this system, and its operation
upon the people of I leuiy, before it pronounced an opin
ion fav irahle to the sssteiu which has for the p i sent been
fastened upon us. Do tin y know that some forty or
I fifty voters pay m*re than half of this enormous t; x, and
; receive little,or nn benefit from it? Do they know that
i this overwhelm ng majority licit has fastened this uu
I just system upi u the pn»j'le ol Henry, receives a larger
amount than tin v, thereby making it a matter of gain
to them; and this system was adviwated by many upon
the ground, that it was to their interi st? Do tluy know
, that it has arrayed one class of the community against
:i not lit r. and produced a state of exeiti ment, that is dis
tructvn to the harmony of society ? Do they know that
I it has already, and ifcuntiiumd. w.li send out of the
, county many of our enterprising citizens, with their
Slaves, to increase that tide of immigration which is year
ly rolling its thousands to the far wist; and should this
system lie adopted throughout \ irginia and Dcoine her
! settled |Kilicy, it will in luimhle opinion do more to make
k her a non slaveholding Slate, than all the combined
forces of Northern Aboliti mists? Do you know' that the
cost of the official body belonging to this system, and ne
cessary to Keep it in operation, will cost p< r annum bIkmiI
as nmeh as our parish jeviis.nnd w hen you mid to this list
i of officers, the Teachers we shall have in thissmall
1 county, about fifty, who are to he fed and provided for
.ail of the property holder? Do you know that tlio opposi
tion tothis System i • to its details only ? All were w illing
i that their property should be taxed sufficient to raise a
sum, together with the school ijuota, to educate the poor
| and needy, but tin y never can believe it either light or
just to tax the r irununity to educate the children of
I tiuU'p< lukitl turn. Now it all these tiling* Uo true, Id It
J not .*» matter of wonder tint an hmioinhlcfettd hiolmdmhsl
j pHtplf i v» r should have adopted inch a nyatrutf Heuiem
, Iht tfiat tin* little county, remotely situated from
1 market, with a )M>pulaiinnid about seven thousand, will
have to |lay about, six thousand dollar* per annum, il the
School* arc kept in o,mi.taut opciutioti uml their usual
r« venue ami oouuty levies, am.-unling ton futllier .sum of
between three or Cur ih« ms.im] dollars. I ml i all the
eironistamv, I cannot believe the lalil-rs of the V iroiuian
w ill throw the Wcightofthcir inllm ne«» against anoppicsd
ed |*e< plr.w hoarelmw*dd"W u umlei a W < iglil of dirt Ct ta\
at toil that is unexump tsi in the utoluiiYit h ol tho old world.
tl „ 1IKNUY.
Henry County, May II. IS 17.
KUO.M t.r.v T.w I .OH
I In* National liiielligeiieer published an extract id a
Utter I mm New Oilcan*. whioli stun* that ••( ion Tay
lor id determined, (though opposed to the plan,) to ail
vanre Iruitt Ins present p-siiion. 'Two thousand iron
U»uml 18 gallon kegs arc now (say* the loiter) making
for him here, uml many of them have gone f award, in
tended lor cart \ ing w nter a. t • tlio di sei t, Uct ween Sun
l.nts uml Saltillo. \ mule, with a park *:nUll<i, w til car
ry twool them, otic slutig on each aide. A thousand bur
sos nre also being bought f.r him, with other large *ep
plies.”
NOTICE.
I !»• I’TOJXWr I tlHM'lllir n| 11|»* citireilH of thfl COttVtticN <d
I'nnklln and Medford, nt tin* M. mlows of (, „,so t reck
on the Sth of May. mi the subject of the Rooky Mount
Turnpike, is |*oslpoucd to the \ M of May.
Col. WtNids.ol E innk I in, Mr. W in. M Hurwall,of Ihsl
ford.nml Mi .1 \| S|tetd,ol I .yiiehburg, are invited to
attend and address the meetingun that oeonmon.
H00f> NEW s rUR I III . PI \\ I tKS.
I sold i hlids. i f PoLiceo this v\ • ek, | r Mo U.itd DeUi
ol Medford. I foi ,fl"» ami I forc'd, both bought by .Vih
Halsey, Esq. Manufacturer.
TIIOM \s .1 OTKY. Coin. Mir.
PINE PRICES FOB TOBACCO.
I had the pleasure this \ve« k of <, Hum- a crop of I > hlids
for Mr. Norw.Hid, olTers.ui, N C . at |l .T»to$l0 50,
average $7 'll for the ernp. I hSid lor .John Scott, ol
( am pi >« <| |. hi ,C nil taken by the m.iiiuf.teliircis; and a
(,rop { I I liluls ) of shipping q 11 till y lor Mr R ihcil Rob
insult, of ( liarlotte. at an at i hum1 .-I .4 • .w, , hesjdi s many
oilii r hog Tends at I to .r»i I. Our market is quite n in
mated, Hood and fine shipping and winking qual.ties, in
tu demand at good and fair piiees.
PETER 1)1 01 I S . Ci m Mi i
/o Itirltanl A Hniii? and John Johns ami It illtani
I nrhush. b^rrcnlm* of IS.hniond Slnlhtim tleQftisetl t
linherl Slot ham. Charles II SI at ham, Janies I*. Sim
thnm and John II Alt h i/tnn/ :
f|l\kE iiotiee that I shall, on Monday, the ‘.Mill of
■ the present month. (May ) proceed to take the dep
esitioiiMof John Maine mill oth« Is. til the store house of
Mohert \Y. I lorrer. at Clover I lill, in the county of A p
jHimaMox, to he read !is evidencem a suit hi ( hanceiy,
now |N nding in the Circuit Superior I oitrl ol Law and
< ban.cry lur said county, in which I am plamiill, and
you and others me defendants. 11 IV in any ouumo the
deposiiioiiH he not taken on the above day, they will be
continued fr. in day to day until completed, when and
where you may attend if \<<ii think piopi r.
Yours. iSie.,
May 17—‘it HEORHE YY. A MAINE.
.* € .J U Ws
JOHN J. PI R\ IS, Agoiif. li is just re.tchid liouu
• " from a second trip after Hoods, and is th s day . p«ii
ing at his store,
A L*H*e Supply of Dry (,ood«.
eonsiating of tiinghams, l.nviis. Printed Cumh nc*.
MaU .runs. Rerages, and other fashionable dress Hoods
for flu) I.adies.
A I SO,
A general assortment of I. udst'or gtntlamrii'* m ar.
This stock of (iuoda will ba found full rJ/» per cent
cheaper than similar Hoods have Leu * Id in this mat
kct.
May 17—Is if
Itoiinc-tfi, Itlhlinnn »nil I'liini rx.
Jl >1 l.> I I 'M.
\YK have run iv# *1 h liirgc iisKorlinen*
<if Lace, H aul . Vermin and Pamela
Htinnrl*. which main h dim nimh Inr
eer Ilian any vte have eflered in thin
market. Our Silk, ( 'n»|»e and Chij»
PminrlH. are a - usual, v« r y | re It f.
MO I K MM. IIONNK IS cm
nIuiiII\ en hand. It I III.MNt.
!\ N.—Old Bonnot* and Hat* uotiu 11 j> ns usual.
May 17—ts
Robert* A' Walter,
jVF.tr an.ivi /•/•; nio.vr nnnu.vo,
Opposite (ho VI a ti ll of Virginia,
Air nn« receiving n larpi nod well selected stork id
ano( i:hii:s. uqt oits, domestics, at.,
W lilt'll they inti lid til sill Upon III) pi ii i<] (it ins U*. any
house engaged in tin ttade, m im I ;n pi h.rnll k mils < I pro
duee usually hinnglit to tins mail<<t,\i/ Hnrnu, Mutter,
W liiskev. IVhi'Ii and Apple Brandy, Kin* and Tow Linen,
Wont and Wool Rolls, Feathers, tiinsrng, Flaxseed,
and will all.1 r all biicIi, the yery highest maiket pin t*.
'I'lu ir slock consists in port ol t lie foil. .yy mg arte l« •
St ti\H I .iM I, Powderid, t m-lied, t laritied, St C' r • • i x,
l‘oi to It ten and New Oilcans.
I'tllTKI. - M.m Iui, old .1 j\a, Lagnyrn, Kio, hr Kr..
Molasses, Tallow and Sperm Candl.-s
TI,\S Black and tirren, nome of Ilia finest ever brought to
tlii- market.
Cotton Yarn at the most approved Fa toi ie*,
MR \ N I t\ Me si pure Fi • nr !i,| mil it ion do . Apple and Pm eh
WINK Finest old Mi delta, Sicily, Madcria, Port, Shnry
and ^wert.
\YIIIS|\ L\ W all*- lust. best fdd Rye and Rectified, rnm
ni'iii Rectified nml Mountain,
f • I N Pure I loll.md and \meiiean.
It I ' M Ik st old JaiiiB' i.i. and New Copland.
It tee, liar Iron, F.ngli* h and Ti edegnr Iron.
STI’.KK- < :«-t. Nheai and Blistered,
l eathers, Wind and W ool Rolls.
Nails, nil *i/.e-, Powder, Blasting and Importing; Shot and
Lead.
Window Class, S k\ IH and 10 hy 12.
Salt iin<I Sega i - in every variety.
I toinesties, i 4. 7-q, anu 4-1.
(tton ()*nahtirp**.
Soap, Shoe Thread, Saltpetre, Alum, I micro, Muddii.
t opperas, t iing* r, Pepjter, Alapiee . Letter, Foolscap and
Wrapping P.ipei,(iiimi Stone- ; Fm, Wool mid Pa'in Leal
I lals; Calicoes, Bed Tieking; Apron t lurk--. Mustard; Tra< r
t hnin«, \xis, Shoe'Parks, Bin I'.ml-, Plough Lines, ?»r.
They cordially invite purchasers to examine their Largi
Stock before making purchases elsewhere.
tJj^THf.Y Alir. DI TKHMINI.D To *111. I,OW.*£$
May 17—t§
JUST RECEIVED
HOOKS! HOOKS'! HOOKS!!!
i>. it. \i:.
B O O K S K K K K It, S T A T I f) N MR,
a\i> m:\M it i\
Fancy (iooils, Musical lush-iiiim iiIs. A. c.
iVf/l (h ill' brlnuf lb II. Ilut la r <V ( o.,
MAIN sTItl l'/r, KY.NC IIBI KF, MHFINIA.
OFFKIKS to the public generally, a v» ry large ami well as
sorted
S T O C K 0 F II () () K S ,
in all the various departments of Mcdieal, Law, Theology,
See., lhr.
Knglish, French, (iermnn, Spanish, Katin and Freeh School
Books,
Blank Books of almost every variety,
t ap and Keller Paper, plain and ruled, common and fine,
Note Paper and Kii\clops, plain and taney, some bcuutilul.
Paper I1-mging and Bordering, a large variety,
\ i din*. Flutes, (iuitar*, f ifes, Flat ionett* and Flageolets,
Ink, Ink Powder, Wafers, Sealing W ax, Motto Seals, Re.
('In ‘■smen and Boards, Backgammon Boards,
Fold and Silver Pencil*, Fold Pins, 1 .add s Work Boxes,
Wi iling I Jesks, Portfolio*, ( aid ( uses, Sil \ el and Pi ail, Ro
ger's Cutlery, and a large assortment ol Fancy articles of al
most every variety.
Country Merchant*, Tcarlirr*, and All,
in want of such articles, arc respectfully united to examine
the stock.
May 17—ts
\ FZ(\ BKS, Family and superfine Flour, a prime article, for
pj\l sale hy ( HKNSH.WV. BAFBY R CARTER.
. Mar 17 -Cl if
M’NCHni’RO Iff IKkET.
(cirrceIniJ'vr tin v'vfk iMtUi v I'ritlay, •Vny 14, |P!7,
It) M< Daniel A Lcr,
(irocrra uml ( i mminivn Afcrchantt.
tvlMtcco —Tlio prices ufguod shipping mid manufactu
ring ijiuiIiIhh have mnteiiallv improved, and particularly
lino manufacturing - Wo quote New Img*, Inferior, HO
i eenls tn 1,50, ( 'moinon 1 ,‘,5 to 2,50; l.mf Tobacco ^
interior, 2, '5 to 2,< 5 ; ( i mmoii 3,(MI to 3,50. Slop |
ping t,00 to 0.50; manutiioluiing, good $5,00 to $0,00) |
I ini'. M,(H) to 15.0U ; Steins, common, | ,00; goml 1,35 1
to *2,00,
ft hull II'inn in without chnnge, tlio season for
grinding bring mstilv over. IUhJ $1,00, \\ lulu 1,1)5.
/ It uv In the e.'iilv part of tlio week mb s at $5,75
3o 5,Stt, and rloaing with $ »,tWt. Inftpcrted during tlio
j v>r» k 310 barrels.
('urn tid to 05 els., in good demand, and i*
brooming ipiitu an article of regular tirule, engaging tlio
attention »»t man) denier* w bo me pri pared to go into it
to a ootivideruble extent, and there is ever) prospect of a
continuation id irmutuiaiieg prices to the farmers t«*r
some time toeonm; U.its, cb ailed, 37 • cts. pot bualitd J ,
Slie;.l Oats »5 els. |h r hundrvd pound*.
I'uHnw Last snlo 10 cents i tttos.
lU'omhj \| pit . • b s at 40 rents; I’meliwo quote
#5 to HO cents per gnlloii.
m /.< /.. 1/ lii good demand al '.b uti.. \\ till aotuu suiii'M
nt n little higlur priee in httrler.
Cott 'ii }‘ani* Salem at IS ets.
Iron liar Ir *11 $^0,00 per ton; Pig Iron, from $‘25
to $58 per ton.
I.iitscnl I'tl bull* ul 70 cl* per gallon.
II t it/ No sales. \\ «» quote It* vuluc, common‘JO ;
Sup nor *J5 rent*.
Il’ool Holts None oil. ting.
I'rovisioua Huron u rooting in preM v fieriy . with ro
|»**a ltd sales at rents, with it la Her teeluig lo tho eloue
"flit* wei U , Href 5 to Greitl* ; Corn meal G.’» rents per
bushel.
lUiltvr A very light aleck and prim* Hutter much
XX Ullled .
I Mi d Thu receipt* have fallen oil, und there *cimu*
more enquiry pale* at to 0 rent*, * uuo *u I us of eon
Nidomhle si*e at latter price.
i'oitnlnj I.mins Tow l'.*| rent*; Flax 1.5 rents.
i'eidlmi Salts at eta. xxuh »umu little demand.
fi'm.M iig 05 rent*.
Itreunu 'Jl reals.
i'hu' SrviI \\ e hear of no males.
Nogin* -New OrleaiiH, S’ to Girls. ; Porlo Him 81
to 10 ns . St. Croix II to l‘«icmilu ; C urtficd Sugars
101 cl*. ; lamf 10 In 15 rents.
(V^/'it Hio Hi to'.»! rents Laguir* H to 10 ; Java l‘J
to I I Mr# bi 'H1
.Muhinse* West India d;> to 40 el* pn gallon ; N
t) 15 to ,10 .’mis
Suit $ Ij to 0,85 per nark.
ri.ii'ter l.ump, $7,00 per ton. (irouud • Louse 8,50,
a si in I lit r re Is |0,00 per ton.
7Ur $ 1,50 pr hill.
I liniji No sales to Ulir knowledge, hut Wo ol*erVe
ihul their is an iurnnse.t enquiry la*l wile* I rents.
I'ish Herrings, $G,50 to 7,50 per hnrrrl for No. I,
clipp'd ; IMacli.nl, No. 7, $, ) to H; No. 0, $kT to $10.
I A( II AN1.KS
Checks on Ne\x Y ork, I to J per ct prune
Il iliimorc, | to \ do
Ihaton, 1 to j do
Philadelphia, j to J do
New (Means, par
Si I . .ins, i to 1 per cl. di».
LhutlcMon, par
Nashville, I to 11 do
I .ou.svilh , 1 to 11 do
('inciiinuli, l to I do
Hunk Note* North l iruliua, I do
•* South ( arolina. I do
** TennrMrr, 7 do
'* \\ heeling, 14 do
IHLM.IITN IP YNIl MOWN IIII' (ANAL.
Tobacco, leaf (per hogshead) U 50 lo I 10
Do. itiftutiliiolutril. (per hoi) Uj
Flour, (per hhl.) 10 to 100
Har Iron,(per ton ) l 00
Pig Iron, (per Ion.) I 00
Le.nl tnd Shot, ( p*r ton. 1 I 00
Plash r, (per ton.) I 00
S.dt, (per nark ) H
Fi#h, (per hurtel.) M
All otln r (per |00.) Pr up; 10c dewn
'Mu r* ih now no nhippiiig in muirquonr* of ilia xvnicr
lirii jf off the ennui.
HJCILMOM) M A UK I /IS, May 10.
'I'nliacro Never sinrrour uctjuuiutanrr with the trade
linfe we known the inspnieiis eo small nt this mason of
the year. The* roiiHquomu has h*eu nu advmice on ev
cry di's. riptioii, partieolarly on flue shipping ami maun
laetiiiiiig ipinhlies tho Ifttlcr very Scare©, and liiurh
higher at tin* time than last year.
I 'loiir I loltlf rs have advanced their rat* s and are flow
(Inn at $/ 4.
t urn—J a»l in lea at 05c.
DAI/J'I.MOIIK MAIlkr.TS, May 11.
Thr Stork innrltr t Htill hut an upwind tendency, pri
res rniigino ns p i last r. port.
Flour-- Suit's ol il ward St. common to bo umdr at
$«,75. I * r Ibltnnore City Mill*, bolder* an-ashing
$S (Ml.
'I'ln* Hour nmrlo t today >'a* Ann. Sales in nil of uliont
I,(MM) barrels 1 toward Street brands at $7,7*7; City mills
In Id nt $7.7% a $ .• an meal $1.75; rye flour $7.1 i ..
Salr s prime I’euiesvlvania red w bent $1,75; Maryland
red, fp'od to prime, at $ 1,7 0 a $1 .Sfl. Sales yellow rorn
at $1.9% nr !'( on \ 1 vain a. Mai viand do$l,ti'2a $1,03 ;
nud while 93 a 91 ; oaln .7.7 a 55 ; ryu 9'J a 9&
( urre; jioiidenro or Lhn I la 1 union * Ainorirnn.
I'iiii.viH.i.i'iiu, May 1 1.
Cotton is very ipiiet at firmer (pmiiitmiiM.
I lour was In hi at $S — buyirn idler inly $7,75.
I (Mj IiIkIh New ( Means Sujftir Mold at 7 ei ills.
(xmI Pennsylvanian Wheat is worth $1,7.7.
\ elh.w* ('urn l'l.ireuts.
.fswsw ■■■ .. ■■ ■ I. ■ ■■*
77. V PI.. P/'E, SHEET llt(K\\\r. S,r.
4 ry lit iM’.s TIN I*LA I K (X
i ‘i'/w ICMJO •• Vim nran She. t Iron.
JOOU l(u*«i.i,
‘2 » hiiUHm Sweet ( HI, superior,
1 <11 saek* Salt,
1041 bags K io 4 '■ .(The,
1(1 blub- N <>. and Porto Rico Sugar,
I do Santa Cruz, vriy line,
h «l<» prime Curdcra* Molasses,
1 i bhls. S’, t). do do
Ml n mIiis Wrapping Paper,
I hlid. purr VN iulrr it rained Oil,
ft tons 4 •round Plaster,
‘20 Wds. new 11« ri ings,
Keren mg per barge I’atn k llcnrv and Octavio, for
sale bwv. 4 UL.VsJIAW , BALBX S>. ( AKTLK
May 17 fit if
iPAiyner si /*#•/. r.
M < llXNIF.L k LEM are now receiving their Spring
(■I'lM uricN, I.M|iior«, XViii4>ft,
I) O M K S TIC (7 O () I) S, & c. k r.
w lo. h is thr hugest and best assorted thev bu\c e\er odeicd.
They solicit a call from their hit nds and the public gener
ally.
P. S. — Wi will pay the highest market price, in cash nr
barter, for all kinds <•!
( Ol.YTUY PHODVCE,
i \RTH i i.Mti.v lor Win-hey, Apple Brandy, Flour, Bacon,
Lard, 8u*. ('all and see us.
May 17—ts McIUNIEL Sc LEE.
Herrings, Shad, iVc
WK have in store, and offer for sale, No. 1 Herrings and
Shad, in whole and half barrels.
May 17—t* M. DANIEL k LEE.
O Y C(HYSIGJ\'MEA°T.
40 ca«cs good and fine stick Licorice,
30 do superior mass do
3 hhls. bleached solar Oi ,
I 45 t hirers Molasses,
I Just received in {.tore, and will ho sold, on accommodating
I terms, by
j May *17—ts McCOKKLE U SIMPSON, j
r. X T « „V S I V K liAl.K of
Mrtv nn<l ValimMu Hooks.
A T A V ( TlO N.
(TOMMKNf INC on Tuesday, the Itilli m»t.,it th#
J liouse at present ocett|Hcd by .Mr. B. M. IkWitti
kill Ihj Mild, a Inrgp and vnldible collection of
.\i ir tout r thtnbU Jfrtokif
embracing works in all the various depaftatsntl of kLit#
rature, together withe large no) lection of
Sr In ml Ilftnkn, JlnnwtU, Jllbwnt, fa.
Also, it large nwrtment of Letter and Cap Paper
Steel Bens, Quills, Maps, Blc &ce. »
The Ii«ml«m are perfectly new, thn latest editions, tad
from tin pr« hues nf the mnet eminent publishers in tbit
country.
'The attention oft lie public is roa’>ertful1y roquetttdt
and it is ho|vd that thurto in Want ol Books, will avail
them selves of an opportunity which sotdafii offers ihengk
the medium of an auction ofphuturing dosirabl# publics
liu"*.
S lo toe unm ti vl at 10 oVhn’k, and to oxltimit frous
Jay to day, until the entire stock is disposed of. Salt
positive? snd without reecrvu. Terms at sale.
IMIKLPS Hi IT.UKINSL
May 17—It ./uclto/tssrs.
SAM )> ’ .■» Alls \ PAHlf.I.A W a know of no form »f die *
i 4xu «tf xi ll r<>|i"lnv c, ut di*"ostinif^ to nttisrs, M diaotiargs
mu son*, |H-|iiti.x, unit » ublnous complaints, sapacially
Whsie lie o mmi^i '.mu visible upon the ui posed parts of tbs
l*i • *■ • 11 Tlmitx.itiiU bare ud tluiiiscliss of the** uuplsasant
liu*. I. | meet» o! a din used condition of tho blood,by a timely
IIIW ol
S WMS’ S VIIMAPAHII.LA l
but thrrtuia still tin mi xu mis who ai« Uedigutad by them, and
wli iso ln-iillb, temper Ai»«l Npirits are ufluclcd by tbs cironm*
stiincc. ‘in aiich, mi- Bay, liv ibis purifying preparation)
w li»« 11 Mill B|». ..lily ills tie |1o*Ia1 discoloration from
yior cimnti iitinct, nnd tbu« by r«*« oiiciling you to yonraclrssi
mid i riiilci \..u uttti.iivu iieOudol repuHdv* to otbsiSl
i«*•>!«m• • ill.- |*1 mt*i«litv "I voiu miiulx, removing si tbs asms
lime botli pb\xic.it mill incuthl irritation,
I'" i'll, d un.l Mi ld by A. IV SuiiUm, I»roggi»U, 100 Button
»licM, ,Ncm Ymk
■'mid ul*.i by I Vivid It I .ytnau, and by Druggists gsnsrslly
till. Hl^ll'Mlt till' I Mill'll SI. Ill'S.
I‘ii'«sl pci bottlu. .S i a bottles lor ft vs dollars.
May 17 It (2)
<Jrr.»i llnrgalitft In NIio^M,
IMHI'V lil.M K TIKS \N| i SUPS,
J < *i•Iimim'iI and Hi<>n/,c ilo
Mi- 11 *■ < .lo'irrtl and Mu1 W ilg
All I \* lurli w >11 l»t* void at ‘2"> per cent, vlteapar than any
otli*» limit* in l<>\v it, at
May 17 t-. PAMS, AIlllAIlYMl k CO.
-- - ■ „ - ^
n.it ni;\4<i).
flllll', SI IISC IP HI '.IJS a nueiatrd ihamtidraf lb#
1 Ui ilay ui January l ist, for ilia purple of
IKON MAKING AM) MKRC 'll ANDIZfNO,
under thoiianin olT'ltppin St Montgomery, bag laava l#
inform tlio public dial they art! now prepared to uiooul#
ntilriH lor ull tlt'Horiptiona of Ciistinga usually mada al
bhiMt I i» i nari’H, \ i y. . Hollow AYiin-, Wit tor l*ip«a, StuTa
l’lilies, Mill Piht, N.e.
COCNTRA MKIM HANTS
Are respeeifull3 invited lo examine dieat>la and uutl
it v of ilitn 11 "I low Ware, winch may b« aeon at uiont
oiiliu Murw* in I .y noli burg, or at tlio M<re*ra. Kllia'a,
Itit'lmiouil. Onlers :uldte(04 il to tlio conearn, at Kill
I'nniiiee, or A N. Montgomery, l.yncliburg, will moat
w illi prompt adeiiliun
Alio, jH.ii lo liimd, oiir’wi U Relucted stock of
sriuva .lxi) simmiiii goods,
which Will be wold luW for Caih, or III flclltngt A*
grain. A AA’ KI.IITIN,
May 17 u A N. MON i'GOMKRY.
iteanr i rrvh £,u usher Urn«l«.
r IM IK. SI IISCKIIIKKS associated theiuaelfea lb#
* 1st ui'September last, for the purpjaa of doing %
GKNKII \ I. KORYA ARMING AND
•W r r r a n i it e JR u i i ne it,
:d lie I.umhei House, C noire b low J.yucbburg, m4
where the Turnpike romca to the Lanai, ander the uioit
f Johii.l. M uiigi uieiy tv Co. 'J'iiay bat# Juat ra*
'ailed a well asgoru d stock of
SPRING AND St MMKU GOODS,
.Ala i. i wiipplv of GitOf'KHlfcS, which tbay offar If
ihe pulilir low for cash, or m cxcliaugo for Wbaat and
L'orn.
Kynelibunj prices will ho paid for Craiu aa4 Good#
forwarded at I .inch burg prices.
JOHN J. MoN'JGOMKIlTt
May 17 ts A. N. MONTGOMKKT.
. 13<1 Teetiueiiuim A' ’lluxnpton,
(. It O l K It S AND
<«>1I >IIV.I«A AS t: It 4 BAN Til,
I. V .Y C II H II R V, riUUiJYlA
U7T* "'<• n .w r r. r-ivm- out KjiHag end Keieterr 8lecb ed
Oli<u I iMLs. Ll^l nics. HoMKATlCS, k«., me.
king Mill Mori*, \\ c t limit, «‘|i«l (u tu»j ever uflered tm tfcde
iimi ltd, \ 1/ :
3 2d luigH Rio ami Lagniia CrdLe,
M » li igs lu st old .f;»\ a Hu
Md lilids. I’orlo Rico ami N. l) Auger,
h hi. < mix and Minified bugar4 («ii|h8r|
Y.i IiIkU ninl lilda. Muiateea,
20 boxen laoui .'Migar,
Id bbli.. ci urd.it d and pulveiieed •lugar)
.'12 l)M\ri Tea. (Minr t ry line,)
i*r» 4‘ Sperm and Tallow CaadUe,
2 id krgu N.iil*,
ldn iteg- Rifle ninl )ll**tmg Lewder,
Id bum Country end Jj> defat Iron,
•Id (It uid-lotu »,
Id l>ale*- < f/nabnrg- and 1 ><>maeUe*,
Id (MM) JIim ( . Yarn,
6.000 Him Si dr l.. athor,
.12 f* Mrltg Nall.
IJqiioi4*.
Idif bid-i M.iiihtHiii and RrcliGeil WhUliay)
.'Id do Old Rye,
- ' tin Apidu Brantly,
2d d.i and pipt - I’lcnih Riindv.
2 J .I.iiii.m i i ai d N* . Rum end Gin.
0 en*d»*» Rnrfi-r.
M.m.,•ira. Nieify VTudeir* Port k Mitlega Wine*
ALSO, ?, Imp, fcf.uk ni Mono Ware, CeMinfre, Hale.
Mmh h. ( alii-MCfc. Tickings, Wooden Wer« . Wrapping end
"riling Ihi pur, ICiiHin*, \ H pm. Indigo, Madder ami men?
het an e le«, nil id a* I i. I. w ,|| I <• m Id fi vr for Carh, in »•
cliangi' for rou ntry pi "dure, «u on the unual lime to punctual
ruiloinns.
Ittuiiiii-tfcioii I?it« ini M.
Our piy mill p- r-niial ai. vnUuu given to coatifnraeaU af
i Lot it. u hkvi\ roan ro,
AM) All. KINI l.x ok f'otlNTKY rRoDUCR.
Air*.t, in Kd civiiig end I i wan.'uig (tcodf. Re. ISo eharga
'**» Ortna.. .11 ||!V <; M« CI.ANNAHAN.
April *f!# te CALVIN TIIOMPRON.
l.:iiiiilinriu>*N Taills,
I. V N C II II I; It ti, VIRGINIA.
H \\lsll to liny I*HH1 IhihIicIs Corn, ilclircrahle he.
9 lurrii thisnml tlic |full June. 1 will ipceirn it at
ilie Mills. Ill aver Cn rk, Campbell, cuunty nr it Elk
t ruck Mills, Amherst county.
I keep a regular supply nf Grminil I'luler, at ths
Mills, which I uill sell low fur cash,ur in exchange for
Wheat ur Cum. »
May 17—is A. N. MONTGOMERY.
SECO.YI) SUPPLY OF
if r. w I.; « o d s.
FROM I'illl.ADKI.I’IIIA AND IIOSTON,
TIav NMli. imr.
• UP iriLKF.RSO.Yi,- lUTCITKR'S.
ON F. of ilicfirm hns just relumed front Philadelphia
ami lialiiuiurc, with asccund su| ply uf
Nctv mill llcaulil'iil tiigids,
Runght since thcilcclinc in prices, which enable nstn
sell many Golds at Ji> per cent less than similar GinkJi
fust in the early puru.t ihc scasun. Our Stuck consist*,
in part nf thu fulluvt imr article s :
I lilt IIS,
(’assi mores.
Satinets,
Vestings,
Irish Linen,
Ilats,
Itminots,
Fringes,
Gingham*,
Hrown Muslins,
Gloves,
Caps,
Calicoes;
Alpacas,
Mouse] ine de Lai net,
Shawls,
1 land kerchiefs,
Shoes,
Checks,
Ticks,
Cravats,
iiusierv. &.e. &e.
And many other beautiful stylos ol Goods for Ladies’
Dresses, entirely new , m which we respectfully inrits
tlie attention of lint Ladies.
ALSO,
A large supply of COFFEE, SUGAR, TEA, an 1
other Groceries.
Nearly all kinds of produce taken in exchange for
G oda.
•May 17— ts WILKINSON & HATCHER