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JTHE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,
I5LA( I* FORD, TOW.\ CRY „W DILLARD
proprietors.
T l'ftSD IV. JXOVE \TBER 16, 1848.
Presidential Election.
THF. RFAULT A« FAR AS KNO A V
• A . parti, s c the vute ut .lie following States to
1 a;.. r a- Filitn .re :
M rvlat !, «
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A J :,er, 7
I’. ■ i-y iva1 11, 2*3
I>• . ; a are, 3
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I . - .ana, *3
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Florida, 3
1*33
'1 give General Tavl >r a maj irrty of Tninc
- a: v 'i s. c inv-ding to. G*n. Cass all the remaining
'■ti es. 1 h- chances, iintvevpr, are altogether in favour
it Miss "i, pi a.idi: g her si \ voles to the a!, .ve list.
Flie t .11 ,\\ tug states are known to have cast theis voter
for Cass:
A tv Hampshire C votes.
. tit Carolina G»
On!) 23
! !,.vi» 13
I . .‘is t,
M;-s, iri *
Michigan 5
3 - : as pr ibly d me to also* but the result tva*
'1 »w Mu! ae.-.Kil ng t » tin* last returns.
\\ fl.iv • - ; ,-.v , i n another place, what is the pmsp el
br . A Matna, Arkansas* Tena.v, V\i»iiw;n
T-.v.i imv , «< a;1 proo* >;htvt cast tUcir votes In
Cass.
Mr. Van Buren,as we supposed,hasnotgott( nan elec -
lira 1 voie.
.Ml>vlCIil>KT IS^lle turui r.oitTy complete
sh j\v that
X-vl •; r vivcd 5 .7-41 »ote».
i i i l! irvii 37,176
I -s 31,'im)
Jfo | '■■. The Legislature elected fact
\\r 4u ,j ,ritv nt' 101 in the 1! use
:: ,1] U nigs —is to cast the Vote of the State
an<i t •• mrse it will he given t. Taylor,
B I H >1)1' T> L \ N ?>.—i mph-te returns give T vlor
’ '-k < ’-- '• \ n Buren 705. Taylor’s tnnj irity
over i-nli (Mus an i V m Buren, 2331.
M \IIVLAM).—Majority f,r Taylor 3,500.
CO VMM. riCUT.—Majority for Taylor about 2000.
N L .\ k < )Bk. Whig majority upwards of 70,000
l iiirty-: iirotj members of C ngross out of 34 — Legi.sin
turo* \\ h:g by a maj ritv of tlsree fourths—all the Whig
Sate.ffi- rs elected. The Legislature will choose a
\\ h:g S .• r, in place of Mr. D;\, whose term expires
on lib Man’ll next.
IT'. VvM L\ AMA.—Taylor’s majority will es
e eil M H i ).
I l.l .INOiS.—Thirty f ur counties show a gain of
1,1 Mr L ay lor ovvr the Vo'e • r (May in M4.
T 111’. l.LO|{|(*I/> UKX'LT.
In a p. ' Ni-ript t«> our last \v»* had the' hpnrtfWt orati.
fbviti n of :t:: ti mriiiif the rl-ci n ifZACHARY TAY
LOR and .MILLARD I- ILLMORE, as Tnsiilent and
\ 1 I’rrsid- tit ot the L oited States. W e did so in the
-i "p!est tt'ruis. Ourj >y was too full and deep-seated to
■i ; I vent i i iiiuh sounding phrases, ihounrh we wrote
i1 ‘ ‘ 1 * * r a grand stiu'eofa hundred g'ttis arid amidstthe
i’ar -, Iy loss loud acclamations of the people in the strcot
‘‘i'"ited :>V the rcC'*|>:ion «•! t!ie in elligence. By our Lx*
>rc-s,we were in p • session ct the ghirions news at three
* •. »ck, B. M., on Saturday, and lost m. time in laying
)• t re «.iir t.avn readers, ft spread with electric rapid
ly,and wo have rarely seen a nobler outburst of generous
itid patriot© leelmg. I here \%:is rto disposition 10 exult
ver »ur disc netted opponents—still !<•*•* to insult them
9- _ remarks. Ftie ebullition of j >yous feeling on
die first focept:.m ot the news was spontaneous* and irro
pn sside. Anodn r and more formal exhibition <»' the
irr ititicaii m of the \V i _:*ot Lynchburg ami the vici»ifv
is to take plao ■ Frul iy ;.:ght.
ft *® in o : vent to call forth unbounded j >y and
► -a itudo. t was to .s u o u:i« xppctnl. W e have court
ted with certainty upon the eucress ofiien. Taylor, from
the m ment bis nomina'i >n by the Whig Convontion
wac ann run©ed. \; < have fi I? hut one language up >n
thU point, and tb it, int for party .ff'ct, but to eipres
"UFfirm conviction. Our light at the successuf the
W.ugcnndidates. however, is a* lively as if the fiew*
had taken u* by surprise. rat a defunct party, at the
\\ !i g lias been pr claimed t" be agnin and again.it cer
tainly has manifested uncommon vitality. What iu<i»t
have bt n ils et orgy, wh m in full health and vigor, if
its post ujoi-f-itt strength suffised to conquer the great
D in -ratic party uf the country, ia the highest state of
discipline, ami - :sta:ne, 1 bv the patronage of the govern
iu -in and ihe presuge of confiiiu ms success.
\\ e r ; cce in the idec'.iuu of Gen. 'i'aylor, because Tie
is a-, hoxe-t jus, a-id no hackneyed politicia: , out a
i’f t • Khe « 1 ist and most eomprehensive sense of
the word, who wil e, i leed, the President uf the Na
ii m and not of a party, ii- will bring to the discharge
ft esuf his station capital good sense, aclear dis
criu.i: ating min.t.kp c.less i.ivgrity an 1 courage and firm
ness—not less necessary in the Presidency Ilian on the
Jjattle fi 1 1 —v. ; :h n it even his oppm< n:« have question
cl. He cm rues i:i’n "iTi'e untrammelled by pledovs
snrr tun led by no cliques, free to pursue such measures
as lie may dec n m'St conducive to the public weal, and
11 \:1 in ius aul ibe serviu s "f the ablest men of the
n try, with mt reference to the effect a seat i n his cabi
net may have upon their ulterior prospects of political
pr- lenient. ts there a party leader who would have the
nerve to prop 'se 11 Zachary Xaylof a scheme f ir the pro
m.iti , i of pt-rs rial a nb i'-n, or of parts advaocpmenl,in
compatible with the highest interest* uf the country ?—
\\ ■pine hk~ answer wmid be quite as brief, though nor
s. i courteous, as that he give tn Santa Anus’s iuvi ation
to surrender.
T e election of sip'll a man caanot fail to exercise the
m -i wholes ime i ffieneeat home, whilst it will exalt
the character of the nati in abroad, and give frfsli (Sniff
der.ee to the f.tends of free institution* all over ihe
world.
The vials nft).*mncratic abuse have been emptied up
on the head of the Whig candidate fir the Vice Presidsn.
cv. He lias been stigmatized as an Abolitionist and ai
enemv of the * • :h,and upon this false charge the chan
ges have been rung, and with some little success. Thai
the accusation was nut believeJ U shown by the feet thai
! his Td!e is lhe same with ina. of Con. Taylor. We be
i lieve 'he charge utterly unfounded, and we ^joice, there
I i,,re’ ‘n ‘he election of a man of the first order of talent*
unquestioned integrity and purity of character, and genu
, ine \\ log principles. \\ e believe that no Northern man
could be more unexceptionable to the South. We believe
in the hands ut no Northern min would the honor or
i rights ot the South be safVr.
U b have cause, therefore, to rej .ice—and we do re
otce. We congratulate our Whig Brethren upon tl.e
a u# result of their exertions. But we lose sioht
n a mere party triumph in the contemplation of the great
benefits w hich we trust are to result to the country
. Irom the election uf Gen. Taylor to the Presidency.
VIRGIMA.
l*\- give s-ich rekurns as have reached ut—goirectedfc> fche
latest moment.
1844. 1343.
Counties. Cl»y. folk. Tavlo*. r.«
\ Mi :la -ill
V . b 556 *72 »4l
\ ar.e yi* 7"2 J5# at*
: V.. - iv 41* 1*0 .5
\iii- ! a 450 2" 4 2^
\ inherit 454 464 %
\ ppnnatto* ]32
\' 1 it n *ta ISM €05 |3iX •*,,
Barbour , 221 40* 4
Ba'h S. HigUatkd 196 250 op
Be h r l 941 G39 355
BvrU.-y *63 539 604 Sic
H • .rt 394 693
Ik • kv -127 543
Hr iek 19 4 40S glj 33
Buekiuirhank 54* 536 . -
Braxtm 1"*J 136
' a bell 2 7 346
Campbell PM €56 y.ji —g
Caroline 476 463 30
Carr 11 121 20* q,\
Charles City 202 43
( liarlotte 337 340 y-p
< h-stcrfield 4 5* 604 ' 0A4
Clarke 199 220 7
Culpepef 396 29* 3,5
( urn her l and 274 207 PI
Dinwiddie 270 31* *>$.*
Elizabeth City 133 123 jg
F--x* 229 1*6 5(>
Fairfax 411* 391 43,; Jnj
F autjnit-f 761 6"7 gcj 50-j
*'ay cite 249 J63 jt^
Fluvanna 305 214 *011
FI-i J 12* 297 '44
f anktir* 619 67* 606
1- rejt-ricii *05 **7 -j-j ■
•"Jus 267 35i» 7i
f i! i'■ i1 atcr 233 220 j7
lil.md* f.(* 303 Sg
' • r:iv - 11 350 33* (j
*. - iiiiucr J01* 351 23^
1 i -• 1 ■ 66 :*>>0 011
•• nvi'.e 6* 1 ik) r,3
11.1:1.x >4* tO 41 43c
• l.-iip-ltire 67‘» Gfci 7
Hi vex* 5.r»4 4^2 ti,i A'li
H. tlv 5.1:4 272 3. |(|
ll.ni-.i, 474 760
Henrico 57 •* •*’" S9» 3#®
, I 11 • 11: \ 3t.*6 25*9 PA
!-:• . Wight 9i 470 m.)4
tanr s City 10.4 30 *;,#
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Its, • *« it;;,
Kanawha 41$
Ki g an' «4’ieef| 250 32*4 *5
6 . g (». >rge IGi 117 J?
K. g Willx4ia TOO 3?J j.j^
T.an \istc4 139 9#
l.ee *i:i7 67*
l.cwis 32# 684
l-ijall 183 177
I. nlnun I >0.) 4*4 1453 430
Ennis* 3G » 5*5 jul
! .unenburg 196 33.| «4]
M.idi«o» 65 5!* 4^
Matthews l~i 2*22 5;
Marion 5^6 67 j ^47
Mason 415 3,33
Mercer 173 177 fr*
N1 • k! 'erg 276 6)8 543 495
Middlesex 131 1]>$
Monongalia 325 7s® 400
Marshall* -117 473
Monroe 425 4|jij 35
Mn itgoinery 3*14 3jy u,
Morgan JS3 2 it]
Nan«emond 3Gl 241 S3
N'.snn 413 281 15I
\,,rt"lk co. 627 590 16
\c" Kent* 198 178 178 9* ,
Northampton 240 116 ;j
N ,rthumberland 185 276 66 '
Nuttnway IS7 1.5 a 26
Nicholas* 158 135
Ohio 897 402 510
Orange 239 288 If
Page 50 628 61*
T’.,trt k 369 3S6 Hi
Pendleum 409 5e2
Piltsylt ania 838 635 838 530
Pocahontas HI 227 4
Powhatan 215 210 41
Preston 3S*2 504 f]*
Prince Edward 264 377 41 :
Princess Anne 323 251 373 t3t
Prin-Ti < ieorge 133 22G 90 1
Prince William 153 45S Jo# 41? I
Pula>k 1 1G6 172 15
Randolph 207 193
Rappahannock 353 314 9»
Rockbridge 697 543 162
Richmond county 202 154 J4S
Ritchie 103 25 4
11'.,eke 177 279 18.1 819 1
11,,'kin, ham 290 1716 395 1655
■lu-sdl 414 316 34J 315
8 ft STM 531 119
Shenandoah 17® 1372 170 1404
Smyth *73 371 32® 309
Southampton 325 39® 33® 407
Rpnttsylvania 43* 44*4 *
Staff 11 d 233 34S #5
Suriv 118 163 58 ]?8
S'issc* 124 325 ,
Taylor 244 253 4®
'l'az,w«nl lot) 62; Jf2
Tyl.r 341 511
Warren 12® 381 J*2 fsS
Washington 371 723 384 673
Wayne 1013 1SJ
Westmoreland 3*)5 67 183
\% o,;a
V\ .e '**• 5ki 314 335
Warwick 67 *® .1
Vork 11.1 lit# 23
Norfolk city 634 «t)3 “04
Petersburg 37*1 336 392 331
iticlmiiind 34; «3J 1063 3k'.
WillitMushurg 6® 5® 11
44,78® SO,683 20,461 24,155
44,790 20,195
5,893 £08 maj. for T.
It will I* *«*n from the above table tint Taylor’* m»
jirity in the counties already heard from is 308.
There remain lu be heard from the following Counties,
w Inch gave in 1844 the majorities placed opposite to them.
New counties have since then been carved out of these, j
and the return* c»nn»l be fairly appreciated until all »re
heard from.
Polk. Clay
TVirb ,ur 24? 39
••r.txmu
Cabell 49
Llarrisoir 231
Jackson
Lancaster 49
f.ee •' SIT
Lewis 3.-,5
Login _ 24
Mason 5> '
Marshall 26
M 'roan 30
Nieiiola* 23
Pendleton 113
ilandolpl* u
H Heine L*ii>
Sns>es 101
: Tyler ?t>
W ay mt
I Wood 203
T982 *3oI
3162
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16*0
Tiie excess of this amount, viz 1620. over the Whig
maj ri-y as far as heard from.(308)viz 1096 is the major
I by which the Democrats would carry the Slate fur Cass,
provided the counties named oive as large majorities for
him as they did for Polk, which, of course, they w ill
I not do.
j P 5.—Since the foregoing was in type, we have receiv
| ed additional returns. Harrison gives Cass 157 majority
and Lewis 197, thas placing him ahead 46 votes.
It Will be W;™*VTION-.
been chosen as the time for theTlVum^nai.1
the glorious Whirr victory achieve l , '
Taylor and Fillm .re. Short as then,l'!. '
; not the thing will be handsomely done. The hnjin!
on the Amherst side are selected as the most suitable
places for the bmfires, which will he on a large scale—
The salute will also !>e fired from that side of the river
As we have said, the occasion is one on which every
Whig may well afford to niamf-st his joy. We have
gained a great victory .fraught with momentous results to
the country, and it is fitting that we should rejoice._
Therefore:
, “Let the kettle to the trumpet speak,
. I he trumpet to the cannoneer without,
The cannons to the heavens, the heavens to the
earth.”
MR. REMINGTON.
t\e published last week a letter from this young
merican, now in England, to the late (Ion. Dixon H.
L“wis. giving an account of his trials, sufferings and tii
umph in that country. \\ e copy from a London paper
some acc'un! "• >hc bridge. of which he is the inventor
arid which seems to have commanded the admiration o'
architects and engineers. We remember to have heard
ot Mr. Remington, at Scottsville, where he resided far
sometime. as an ingenious, projecting, visionary sort of
mao, who would never do well at anything, &e. He
will return to his country with the imprimatur of En
glish approbation and will, of course, be somethiuu of a
hero.
The Union has a very characteristic article tinon
the del.-at of its party—which we may notice hereafter.
It I rankly nwns“Our friends in various States,have been
mistaken in their calculations. They have deceived t
and ice hare deceived ethersWe believe there arc
thousand*!—and some in our midst—who, with curses
mid and deep, charge this very deception upun the ufficia 1
editor.
“ROUGH & READY CLUE.”
At a meeting ot this (. iub, held on Euesdav eyeninir.
the 14th inst., at the Mas .nic Hall, the Mowing mo’
lions were made and carried :
On the motion of Or. K i. S. Pavne, it is res-dved,
That, in cnmtnemiir.itimi of the signal victory which we
have achieved in the flection of Gen. Zachary Taylor
President of the Uuioui Slates and Millard Fillmore
\ ice Pr sideut, t , r ilo* next ease hit term, we h- re! -y re- '
quest the Whigs ofl.yr ihburg. (and such of our Demo
cratic friends as are w;lli g.) i -i.ling on Mon Street^ to
illutnina'e I heir lious.-s.-m Friday evening, the 17th hist.,
it fair, if not, the tie- t t:.ir evening, (Sunday cY'U pte-J.)
On mo: inn, Cap'. Shields* Company of Artillery u in -
sited to parade on that evening.
On motion. Tile “Saunders Amateur Brass Baud” is
also invited to give us music on the S'-inc evenin -'.
On motion, it is resolved. That a salute be fired for
every electoral vote which is to I acast fir Gen. Taylor,
and it k irgiuia guts for him a salute is to he fiiod for ev
ery county in the State.
On tin.lion, it is resolved. That 6 guns he fired fur
Stanley County. N. C. a- I G f r --Old Amherst.”
On mo-ion, it is res,lived tout our country friends, both
W liigs and De mocrats, arc h- reby invited to attend and’
participate with us in the pleasures of the evenino.
On .notion, Messrs F. S. Miller, Jos. F. Barns and
W in. L. Fair are appointed a committee to attend the il- j
iu mination jin the Amherst side of the River.
On motion, Messrs John li. Tilde, 1, James F. Ley
»nd Captain Shi- Ids arc appointed a committee to urn
cure ammunition.
On million, it appearing to the Club that there is not
a sufficiency i f funds in the hands of the Treasurer to
defray all the expenses attending the illumination, it is
therefore resolved that the billowing gentlemen be ap
pointed a committee in collect in ncy for that purpose_
Messrs John II. McDaniel, T. I*. Nash, Dr. Jos. Saun
ders, James Clayt ,r, 1 )r. John ! I. Seay. J. Newton Gor
don, John Liggatt, Tipton [) Jennings, Samuel Tyree
Francis M Dumiington and Dr. Lafayette Lambeth.
Resolved that the Editors of the Newspapers in the
town of Lynchburg he requested to publish these pro-J
ceedings.
On motion, the meetino- adjourned.
MAURICE L.ANGHORN.E, Pres’t.
J. Newton Gordon, Secretary.
MARRIAGES,
Married, on Thursday, the 1st inst. by the Rev. Mr.
Reid. Mr. Abraham Snider to Miss Mary V., daugh
ter ut W yatl See, dee’d, all of this place.
;-.on Thursday, the 26th October, by the Rev.
W nr. M. Schoolfield, .Mr. Samcli. W . Hairston, of|
Henry, to Miss Eliza, daughter of Captain Thomas
Penn, of Patrick county.
CO" Tu» Lexington (Va.) paper* are re.j tested to
copy.
On Wednesday the 8th instant in Richmond, hv
Mr. A Ga ot llio I !iivers;i!i3t Church, ,\fr.
sV. Francisco sad J\Iiss Caroline Augmla Daws, all ut
that city.
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS
Richmond. Nov. 9, 1843.
T< Ml ^ CCD — We quote Imgs at >f G'J a b 00; ( <n :int hi I .eat
2 2 > • 3 7-» Mill -1 00; Middling 1 50 a 5 and 5 25-, good and
fine 5 50 a 4 50.
CORN— 55 a 57$ j
ir'LOCii—Sales to-dav, ®5 87 1-2 * 5 OiP.
.TI1KA 1—100 to 110 ets.
hV 14K.V4 Ol- i'AL— Bran, bushel 12$
ShnltS 17
iiruwn Stuff* 22$
OATS—Bushel 31 a 33
RUM—New England 24 a 20
WHISKEY—in bbls. 27 a 28
P440VISION#—Bacon: SmithGeld andTod’i,
hog round—100 lbs 7 00
Hams, extra 8 a 9
Western -ides 5$ a 5$
Shoulders, Western 4$ a 5$
Lard: In kegs 9$ a 10
COFFEE—Laguyra, $ier lb. 7 a 7$
Hio 6$ a 7$
St. Domingo a 7
•lava • 10 a 11
B14ANDV—Otard, Duptiy Sc Co. 2 25 a 2 50
A. Seignette 3 00 a 3 50
Imitation 30 a 35
Apple 45 a 50
MOLASSES—New Orleans in bbls. 25 a 28
Porto ltieo 28 a 30
Cuba • # 19 a 20
SLGARS—New Orleans 3$ a 5
Porto Rico 4) a 6
Cuba Muscovados 6 a 94
St. Croix 7; a 8
Luat Sugar 84 a 9
Live St«>ck Market, Nov.: 9
Beef.—S’- 25 to vi 75, scale weight.
Hogs.—*>5 00 nett.
Sheep.—*>.1 50 to y2 .»0 nett. Jacob Shook.
STATE OF THE STOCK MARKET.
Reported by Beverly Blair, I.incensed Stock Broker
Stale Stuck *3 per cent—par value $100—sales at
par.
Corporation G per cent—par value $100—last sales at
90.
James River and Kanawha Bonds, guarantied by the
State—93 and interest.
. Exchange Bank Stuck—par value $100—none on
Sale.
Farmers’ Bank Stock—par value $100—931 a 99.
$ irginia Bank Stock—par value $70—6*3.
Manclie-t.-r C itton and Wool Manufacturin'? Stack_
par value $100—held at $S5.
Richmond 1- ire Association SLock—-par value $'^0_
$-£h a-30.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail road
par value $100—held at $8.3 and int.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Certificates
of Debt—par value $100—last sales at $90 and int.
Ricomond and Louisa RtilRmd Stock—plr value
$100—last sales at $1.7; some are asking higher.
I • roti ki:.vt
MTHE D A ELUING HOUSE on Chnrrh St,
recently occupied by Col. Strange. Apply to
I ,, .. M. HART.
1 Oct 19-uts
| POSTSCRPT. |
PENDLETON—24 maj rity fur Cats.
SI SSKX—210 maj rity fur (.'ass.
'IARsit ALL—46 majority I t ’Paxlur.
brouim* « r..v r;r Cass
HAXt OC K—.">0 m j ,rity for Ca~
Rt™tmoAVW-M:'j'ri,V f" Taylor.
HA 111 & HIGHLAND ,ws k-.2 majority f.,r Cass
instead ..t 4 for 1 aylor. as first rep,rt„|
* ___ . ~ Aorm:.
f IIIlL S[ RSCUll.LR would respectfullv infirm the
1- citizensot Lynchburg and vicinity, that h? |!ls ;n
km the house at present occupied ly Mr W i\. t . , IS>
3I,d now putting ;t in thorough repair, and tuvolirg a
• large Skv Light, which will h - emp!- t>* in a few da vs.
| f r n -nnzuerrian UaUiry. I le intends spa
; ing neither pains nor expense, m furnish it :1 ,lv]
j that will make it both enmf rtable and desirable,!- r th. se
■ that may want a splendid picture.
Mi. IV., wm Id ing leave lit say, that ho was one of
. ihe first to fit un a skv light, for 11 a -_-n.-rrian pitrp-.-i-s.
I and being one of the first that introduced il.e profession in
ihis country, and his unlimited success, both N, nil and
South . particular «ilh the sky light, heflatti rs'iiimsi If,
liiat he will produce pictures. sui>eti-.r !-• any exhibited
m this section of country. .1. U WIIITRI11 RsT.
' Gxllkhies.—Richmond. No. 77, .Main st.; Norfolk.
South main st.: Petersburg \\ est Sy camoro st.; Lynch
qurg. North side main st.
Nov 10—tf
For Orleans.
THE \'i:\v p.\t ICKr HAlKjrE ~CY
A S M ' r.tpt. \Villi-it,in, . ii v.-i .1. 1 i.i■ 1*Ini>.
*>'*. ami Will lie rea.lv f.r 11. ._r t in a l. \,
jrar9>fA-. *I>'- an.l Will .ail will, ai; |>i.s'il)le ,1.
, * "IS vessel forms one of the regular line
' t PAC K L 1 £> and lias line accommodations f.>r nasscii
0 HENRY 1A H1.A.M u Co.
Aov. 16—2tif
I ft ST V.tt.t,!!
A S 1 KI'' K months HAVK KlaAPSKl) SINCF
-*.1. I dissolved my connexion with the Virginian, I
give notice to all indebted to the old firm, to mme forward
or meet me at the Courts of the adjoining Counties, and
pay th ir old arrearages, in a fete tcccks. or the* must expect
the claims to he put in a legal train of collection. \n indul
gence of twelve inonts is sufficient, all indebted will admit.
on as small claims as printers’debt-; and I cannot spare the
tone ot travelling around to see those indebted again. On
ami after the l»t day of next January, all not then paid, w ill
be put in a legal train ot colic ii»n, without distinction oi
Pcrs *'?- CilAS. \Y. ST>TiiAM .
Nov. 1G—tsiF
Books on Architrrinre, Air.
I * * * • .M • '1 > r.K n IS, 1 I. I » «. I i S
C*nii!c,b\ 1,a!, ver, illustrated 1>\ b'
I uitrra vinjjs.
i i<« i at pen:it’s \«w (i'iiie.bv
Ni'-li us >n, a uew ami enlarg
ed edition.
Practice of Architecture, hy Benjamin.
Elementary Principles ot Carp^otcry, bv Trsdg !J,
Beauties of Modern Architecture, py Late .vr.
D • wning’s Copage Residences,
Millwright's Guide. bv Evans.
M • •••hame’s own Book, bv Piikingb-n.
Ro.'ds and Rail Roads, bv Gillie pie.
School Architecture, or tn« iuinrovtUi#nt of School
11 lilies, by Banlard.
'Treat i»- m Field For till*-a! io- §. i.v Mah-n.
Principles of Mechanic*, oi M.u-hni. ry and F.iiginming,
hy Weisbach, a Bcw work, fn saU by
D:.‘li. PA\ NE k BHO.
Nov. 16—i?
A VALUABLE LOT FOR SALK.
I^\ Il.L sell at public auetioii, in tb<- flourishing village of
Mowardsville, on Saturday the 16th dav ot 1 >eceinber
IS-lS.a lot, immediately on the Canal, in said village.(>n which
Jp-fnA there‘is a STD R E k L l M B E K
HOLS E . 'This i - the be-t located .Lot
J ‘ for business, in the village. Terms ..I ^ie,
<>nc third cash, and lour and eight lguiths
xU,cr.i^vicredit for the balance. \x ii!i approved se
curity. FREDERICK G PETERS.
Nov. IS—wt?7
NOTICE.
A\TILT. he sold at public auction, to the highest bidder, on
V V ednesday, the Oth day ot December next, the p,• r
sonal and perishable property of the estate of Nicholas Rob
ertson, dcc’d., at his late rc*dd'-n«*e in l’»* it -rdCount y.
Consisting <*t is \ IH. HOTS. 31<*n, Women mid Chil
dren. some very HKel\,and one or tno lib V CR -
SMITHS.
A Iso, the crop of < ’ori .
Wheat, Oats. Fodder,
IP) USES. CATTLE,
• SHEEP, IPX is, and a
J quantity of w ell fatti d
Pork, an.I good plantation Wagons and Gear, plantati >n
Tools, Blacksmiths’'Tools, Household and Kitchen Furni
ture, and many other articles too numerous to mention.
'Terms made known on day of sale.
N. B. If the above sale should not be completed on the a
hove named day, it will be continued from dav t*> dav until i
completed. THE ADMINISTRATORS.
Nov. 1U—16 Dec.
Brass andirons,
Common do
Brass and pierced Iron Fenders,
Shovels, 'l ongs k Pokers,
Coal Hods,
Cinder Shovels,
Biitlaiiiu Spittoon# Stc. kc. received and for Vale by
GREGORY k ROY Al.l.
. At Richards’ old stand
Not. If*—to
[No. 30.]
TO DRUGGISTS AND DF.VLERR IN MEDICINE
DR. VMS l AK’S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY .
This celebrated ami infallible remedy for the cure «»f Con
sumption. Asthma, anil Liver Complaint, was discovered |
some six or seven years ago, in the State of Virginia, the res
idence ot one ot the most distinguished physicians that ever
lived. Since that time it has, bv its own merit®, but rapid
ly, surely, and safely worked it* wav through the opposition
ol quacks and counterfeiters, until, hv its true virtue, and in
trinsic. excellence, it has gained for itself a most enviable
popularity, and e<tabii-hed ilself in the coni'..!.,nee of an in
telligent and enlightened public, from one end of the conti
nent to the other. The testimony of thou-'.inds who have
been relieved and cured by this valuable article, an ill show
that it stands unrivalled — at the head of otlw r medi um s lor
the cut e of diseases fir which it is recommended. The gen
uine Dr. Wistar’s Balsam id Wild (.'berry is now for sale bv
duly appointed agents, and all respectable dealers in medicine,
in all large cities and all important towns throughout the
United States, Canada, and Bri tishprovinces.
Address all orders to Seth IV. Fowle, Boston, Mass.
For sale by D. R. LYMAN, Druggist, Lynchburg, Va.
and by Druggists generally throughout the United State.*.
Nov. 13—It
.VOTICE.
PURSUANT to a dc-rctal order i.f tlic Circuit Superior
Court of Lave and Chancery for Campbell county, made
at tile October term, ISIS, intlie ease llaneoi-l.’s adminis
trators r.v Kdmurnl VV. Uo -cr and others, I -hall, as < hmim i
sioner appointed in -aid order, seV, at the late re-idenee .1 the
-aid Rosser in Campbell, on t!.e 16th of November nt st. all
[ the property conveyed to me in tru-t, on the llth of .Inn-.
1s IS, ttv t ie -aid llos-er, consisting of FIN E IIORSKS.
-toe.k<*f UATTI.K, ll'.»(;s,CUOPof TOBACCO, (of the
last year) U ilh.AT, CORN. O VI'S,
Mionseftohl fintl liitrtirsi Furniture.
Also—a JACK of fine size and appearance, and a
TRACT OF LAND,
of good size, immediately on Falling River, f.»
which the said Edmund W Rosser is entitled
in remainder after the expiration of the life es
tate uf Capt. John Rosser. For all sums of five
dollars and upwards a credit of six months will he given, the
purchasers giving negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed j
tor sums under five cash will be required.
Oct 3'J, 1818—tlGN E. BOLLING. Com’r.
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale is postponed until the 23d of N vember, and
in audition a negro woman, a girl and * yoke of oxen will be
sold. E. BOLLING, Com’r.
PUBLIC SALE.
"¥M7 II.L be sold at public auction, to the highest bid
TV der, on Wednesday and Thursday, the 29th and
[ 30th of the pn sent month,at the late residence of Dabney
Poindexter, dec’d, all the crop of
CORN, HAY, OATS AND FODDER;
HOG'S, HOUSES A HD CATTLE,
Plantation Tools, Smith’s Tools, Wagons, Curls,
, Kitchen Furniture, See.
TERMS.—All sums of five dollars and under, easli ;
1 over five dollars 12 months credit. Notes with approved
security will be required in all cases.
li. W. POINDEXTER.
Executor of D. Poindexter.
I N. I).— All persons indebted to the estate of D, Poin
I dexter, dec’d, will make payment immediately. Tli se
I having claims against said estate will present their ac
counts properly authenticated, that arrangements may be
made to meet them.
Nov. 9 —i3l)S . R. W. P, Ex’tr.
—— ljul ^
v rii.\ i io.\ m:( iivMt
AliliU.l.ltV'.
A l l l-.N I > :i r* mi’ ir ('.tmnnnv Musi. r
a' ,l"' '' 11 I!.' • '!i Si'm.i.tv i f ISili
1 M-J'~ '■ -I’. M. m Unit- x\.
inlr.li, null bid it A ms.
IIv (V !,t.
J. U. I’liKT..
»» i. rly S r V.
Tit SPORT *.115 ,V.
Douri.k .vNiiM.vii.i. - urxs, «oui->..u
and tine,
tVv ‘*,ur 1 K \L»i\i.i;r I’ixtols,
1 ' • r k a
> •• *!*.«)’ k.
i iish and lVuu,v, >M, - .
(i-nubairs * ’
(.1 • W..»i !r.!t,
llua'.xiua.r Ivi.i\ c6 Su*. Svi*. ti ■ \. ' i -.1 f. r *»u'c bv
GKKl.i >ii\ is. K< »\ M.I .;
•Vt old siii.id
N V 10 ts
'** 1F5* h i ' 5 \
9 li \ \ I*. just add ii tn mv -s ick. China, Kart!iru
J war.*. Glass. L »k’ r (, ,s-.es. t ,st-.*s, &i\, &.<•.
H ulw I;. ,
w Caps, H uts, S - . I )v stuff* &r.,
k-*.. Y\ I Kelt I \\ ill s: i I lew 1 -r e i-ii. !.r in »• \, ii;i’i-r,» fur
Gauntry produce. 1 par ihrlv invitemy old : . a. .{
>. : ' I
HU octetiiiii.i-U to s *il lew ami sp:*.r ■ n-» pa s in plristj.
li. K. \Y v Ik I nS, A < nt.
<1 ■ ile- r a:i Vl* I) li. Iiyman’s.
Nevpmhrr 0— 1t if.
MZor/» v-.rSstuhi SUrttpikt i viap.my.
1 1 11. Ui .i^l i MTIUN.
f |5 111 !•- Hoard - I 1 )l :> >* : s < i t... t i \ Ce: u p I .i V -lav ij
H. ord-vvd a r- ipiMtm ; . i ti'.v il • Jars p--r >n h-*. p va
!>le on the i 7ill Uisi.Su s-.-n;., is wi:1 ; •< • p i\ up i» nh
iut delay. JOHN \Y. OLDLL.Y, Ticas’r.
Oct iy—w4wif
IZockif-.TIott h f 'a'str::$:: !:r * ontpfin y.
.MKKl’iNU OF M(H ki 101,1). .Us.
r Sll 1FUK- \\ ill In* a it. •: ral i:.t : if tin- StMckli .l
.■L d rs in th • ah • . t' uy.lv!. I at the I'rmklm
I Intel, in the town . t' 1. n h *11r . .. i tin >a!nr-! iv allrr
lie* Mr i Me*..: iy in N >v. i. \!. 1.- j : .;.r ety . f aciejv
linjT the amend- \ cl.a** r. »r:nrr 1 hy tie* list {.••eisla
lnre, ami mh«*r l i• • l i up i - - , will he pn senteil
for the e i.-id.r iii ti of the m. ■ vr, * it is :hen-lure desi
rahle that lie re should he a lull a'!* i:da r.\ either m
person or bv pr -iv.
.101 IN \Y. I)i 1)1.F.Y, S c*v.
Oct 19—ifwt^AN
SAJEmLFhRl . KAdSILKR l !
ritHK re : 11 \ \ .1 -m- ! - f:.. .. unJ
the pnhii ■ truncr.iliy, tli.it 1. i.o % i > ■ i \ :m_r his
£\ilr assort}:ifut < 1 Ciootis.
in his lin-s whi injret her w • a i, - .v, n m n il ..-taro, make#
his stuck compete. Hi- - . .. ■ »v » in i.o.: t vt
Saddh - «ti c\ ri v il - • n pi i , ,i
Saddle an.I .M ■ ., i 1 i'. .
Carnage a. i Bai Ik i iarr. ■ •
( arry.ill ami B .t <i•>
Cart and W.i ..:i d,,
Bri.lle-. M.iitii:' lies a- i 11 a:it
Hi ::i> 1 i hi . r »
St u i up- au.i Bi .!. In.
Carpel i> irButial u- Kobe-, Spurs. Si1'. &.c 8co.
• fSso—.S liirgr nssor!s:srnf of T'rttnr.s,
hot h ol hi< own ail Nath r:i n i ie i' .■ it \ • \ 11 < In- . 1
prices. 11 ■ li.it t t- lriiii.sci I t hit. in >’ ‘!'■ /•.' .ml (£1 -i
his work is n.»t t i tie -;uj -- ! uia *v a. r. , h.»\ i*.p; tin. \ •. iy
best workmen ami mat- rial-.
ES H 5* 5 S2 5
li ne with neat:-. - ami l -.M- i. Orders tha n fully receiv
ed and promptly at .ended to.
Nov 2 - < OIK B *n 1 r UM XN
u x i) r: u \ i> i \ \ i. i v o r
a i nors \\ n dou. v *u
fRliE f’UUAl .VlEltrl i:y *li \ AU.VEfaiU
.'•i V7V
><
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£
H
«'• xiLViiii i
; INDIAN 1
l '/*. ' •-': -? -> /
i'l;j'.iu».i» f
PILLS !
A
A
A
A.
( yy Jo,' hr nr an l .} ur.
RtT«SFJ.vii,Lf ■ Putnam c.»uuty. l:i :.ma, .July 1?. 1S i7.
Dr. W ply
of y >nr Indian \ ' i- ]'ii i - . 1 • » . ; •. • d \ T.i - * w 1 o
in g »• ea t d
James l* i lias .. s >n v.: ver and
Ague, which
pr ivol d u > d. ii.- ,h d !•• !: • , . \ . »«
table Pills, and by u: .
Mr. T. Sp. :. i r 1; ui a ./ r . . > :! 5 .i - \ •-s a son. ai>J
Mr. ( hail .s A • . ■ - ; i i ti. • t h - laimly. wi it i‘>-»vr at
tlie same turn- w'.fh F.-v* : 1\. 1 >.<<i ai~ - ti ied tl :*
\arious other rcm • - w i*> «• ‘ ' \ i Ii .'mii \ .-io tu
ble Pills . : cat as
sure you ftom what I have seen. 3 ] it \ t b i Pills
may be relied on for n p ■: - •: F. \ er ami Ague.
Yours iv ; -tf Fv,
.! \< (iii i iFlill \M. IV M.,
Also, an ActingJu i • nf the Peace.
This is tf) ccrtifv, that 1 u .i-» :i*i i\ «• ii, .1 ,f tin- ( hills
lan-1 Fever,of several >n h-' . . V . 1 v i i. u-v m t. >ur dose*,
j of four pills each, «> 1 \\ i igiit - ii . ri \ > d ! l’iils, and
after taking medicine ft i:.i a re u >r ph« -i n f..r *;• me tin.- ,
and have had no symptoms of i sine l\e..i #
'ago. J. \Y. SPKACEK. «
Texas, Champaign enmity, (*3 ; •.
This is . t ' i Fever
by t h • use af \Vt rht’.i Indian Vcg ' hat g
had three attack® <>1 if. i \ .li*l
JSugar Grova, Fai-;h hi *-*i ■ ’''. ' 'hi-N >v Id, lc Hi.
f.nok out toy Conn ft. ri/s !
This G the mo in i ii .i- ... i, ■. J persons in all
par!«T.t the ri.untrv. m*k. .r..d \ . ti. ;.i.
The genuine is !• r sale i
I’AYNT, k BI’O., I.j ' r .
Jam- - F. ..’.la c. ;u . Dr km a ;
• \\ N. J M - V 1
In Bedford County l.y
.
tY rig M..1 V .(’ n ■ ublissburg, V .
A1 • \ . < :< - \ . r . Mm.:
I - !t > . Mill;;
W . I- a. !. v S Vi or Bridge;
And generally in ea he : y
Oiilces de\ of id e\‘lu-i\r* v 11»t . >F.e of AY right’s Indian
Veg t able Pills, wl sslc and r« Pit la
delphia; 2bSGivcn\\:ch street, .New Yoih and ltJb T,rtnio:it
street, B
August 2H—
To the PubUe.
HAVING deteri , I .■ I shall, in
I )ecemb< r next, open with e asso i
mont of
China, Calais anti Eiirthrnware,
AT MV OU) ST. 7.V/),
1 N IV A u YY U K'S no w\ .
Every inducement will lx ofiei dt > bring 1 »ck the former
custom to tlic House, l»< t . by U jiiug a hand-*-.me and tuft
assortment and at mod* rat. pri «•-.
I tru •? 1 shall m - t, as I h • »« I ' - r\ , a share oi public
patronage. I not d n*:T *.<y my ii ivuis and t >nu r patrons
-will meet a hearty rccepiivii.
J >S EPII D. L\ ANS.
Oct. 30—w3w if
TIli'STEl/S SOTiCE.
THE undersigned, having been aut- uled Trustee in a
D • f Trust • - . , : R,d»,
cit fi. Wafkins, ou tlu-Tt’u . IS is, would !u r.-bv
give no'.ic • to all persons iml-'.ti d Tit ■ ! tie ii: if of M »rr*.
son R V\ atkins, to come tor ward an 1 >v't’e their accoa.il*
immediately,as turtlur in hilgeivte it l> • given.
Payment can bo made either to P. ( *. Morrison, who i\
my Agent, or to myself
(to. 26—if \vW J. ROY ALL HOLCOMI E.