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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-15

MELANCHOLY COLLISION AND Loss OF LrE.-.We
learn that the steamer kennebec, which lett here on
Tuesday afternoon, ran into schooner H, (sup posed
Hecyonl capt Perry, from Camden for this poft of
in his berth The vessel sunk Immediately, the
got board the STANDARDIZATION .4dp., .at.g. H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-15

oy- The President visited the War and Navy De-
partments to-day partly to inspect the order IN which
they kept, and partly to prepare himself for the
cuton Of the duty the resolution Of the last
Congress, which calls upon him to have plans and draw
ing provided for erecting new more extensive, and fire.
proof buildings for the accommodation of the two de-
partments.- = Washington Union, flag. 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-15
Sales Of Stocks mt Ros.on

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDENT.-William j.
Miller collector OF the customs for the district of Bris.
toll and Warren, r. l., vice John Howe removed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-15

FROM THE RIVER PLArE.-Captain Carter, of the
brig Russian, which sailed from Buenos Ayres,
June a. states that the report received recently that
the combined fleets Of Great Britain and France
about to blockade Buenos Ayres, incorrect was
also the number of French and British vessels and troops
reported to be at that time in the River of Plate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-15

The OREGON EMGRANTs.-The 81 Joseph Ga
see, pub ished IN Missouri has news from the Ore
gon emgrsnts. Another company is lost, which con
tains hfteen men and thirty-fve women. They were
about 500 miles above Council Bluffs the Missouri
river they had despared Of getting this season and
are planting buckwheat with the expectation Of obtain
ing provision which they may resume their journey
next spring
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-15
sales Of Stocks mt Philadelphia.

AUG l4-FRsr B.. Rp-s22j0 State S. old so; 500 Will
mngou l $4,000 State S. 76i 400 City S. co. 1915 $3.50
State6s So 2a2o5 Old 5sSo4 7ooo State SIS 1856
shares Camden * Amboy, llola
SECOND BoARp-S2oOo State SIS 6 700 do 1914; 5000 do,
16s 500 Lehgh Nav 6s as i6 100 Lehigh lns 3ja 81 shas
Lehigh Nav, li54; II Mechanics Bank asa.
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Captain Philip r: Voorhees,,

DREADFUL RESULT OF INTEM pERANcE-An in
temperate man, named McAfise, Ia wing on the South
Mountain in Washington county, took home and depos
ted in his house. few days ago jug of whislIey and
Of his childre the absence OF the family partook
OF freely On the return OF the mother oand her
children in the agones OF deatn foaming at the mouth
their faces horribly discooed and bloaed as almost
defy recognition and in her presence they died an
full and premature death. ihe agony Of the mother may
be imagined but what the feelings of the
father, wond be difficult to conceve-Bai.more Rep
Aug Ia.
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LOOK AT THIStt


- JUST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10, of French Boots, OF
Xhc best kind and will be sold at the old price s. and the
be of French Call Boots made order for S. City made
~ Calf Boots 81 and the OF Gents Gait
Of all kinds be found low prices. Aso the
Calf Shoes, So and Sc So variety of all other kinds
Ladies IN ts store Will lind assortment OF Caters
CusKns, Slips Ties. PruneiIs, Satin, Sc
FOR assortment Of all other kinds Misses and Chdrens
Boots and Shoes cannot be in tscity DO
take the number, 3Gl Broadway
Jus lmtrh NJ. CAIilLL.
- ACARD-ADAM KLEIN, Boot NJ ker, being burnt
entirely out At lG Beaver street. has taken the
store at III Broadway Of Thames rect, where
- he would be happy his customers and all wanting
fashionable pair OF boots shoe All repairing neatly done
a6 2wtec A. KLEIN, No III Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-15

firm adhesion to the humane principles OIL the modern
code of maritime advocated and insisted by
the American people the deter mnation to demand moth
ing but what is ri ght-especialy from power weaker
than own-co mpel to disavow AND reprove your
conduct set oth in the charge and specifications Of
which you have been found guilty.
This letter of no prmand will lie published in general
order. II am, respectfully, &c.,
GEORGE BANCROFT.
Captain Philip +. voorhees,,
United States Navy.
The naval ger eral court martial, OF which Captain
Charles Stewart the presiding officer and before
which Captain Philip f. Voorhee' was tried, is hereby
dissolved. FORGE BANCROFT.
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FOR THE PILES.
DR ITDHAM,S 1T ECrrITh Il


DIR. UPIIAM'S ELECTUARY,
A N interernal remedy, is certain for the Piles,
fss %.s's S Ss''as sfsPE as MID s
lar educated physician Of twenty years experience confined
e an ss Sh , s and ss IS S s%s
1 sSs sI0ss Spring street. Office hours from AM g
w iLDERs PATENT sALAAlANDEk SAFE. AGAlN
w Tn.gmrn,sr.-seyera have been taken from the burn
s e Be- II y ors VI r. SS Great s
Ms can 'S Ss had pe''F street. s N1s G. HI
no fRlNTERs THE su9scrbeg. have for sale AZ lo,o
good order;-2 sasroyal washington Presses No
s% fs sss 81 Well Press
has been used only few months and is good o.
aus awdy swwre . . and @H Il Gold Sde stree,
RATS, MICE, COCKROACHES. FLIES, BED
BUGS, &c.
E following certificates, out Of thousands, may give the
The in the building 20 Wall badly infested
rey dispersed Them one ssasd weeks ago. has
Ihave used Dr. Els preparation extemnae rats and mice
and have wonderfully succeeded in clearing them house
isisnedj JOSEPH GyTENAN
ed in 0u19ssS ;y.. SSt Of curiosity VAN scuos.uoo
The been cleared from III Hudson
s &c cou.. ' sSa ssssI
been for years infested by rats and single application has
caution against The varops jeaou: limitations and my genu
me ar for sale BY Dr. Minor, Broadway
sapv |eS..I sst Co.
'" iS j'cf NV; No e p Tsss
ELT 1000 Sheets Patent Adhesive shea6ine Felt yc1v
either e. ' fso'' Of
HANGING PAPER
OOO tyS Brown Hanging ssRsf Ts|:Jso;RSs sac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-15

CHEAP AND PLEASANT EXCURSION
TO FORT HAMILTON, COMFY ISLAND SANDY
HOOK BAY.
AoI @ The stesm no, wave will MAKE , two ex-
Friday AID Saturday, by leaving Pier No. /
East River foot Of Whitehall al 10 o. lock A. NJ aad clock
T. Msopping ToppkinsyiIlc and Stapeton, Staten ad
for passengers, and landing them n her return.
Fare for the excursion 1891 cents. ai2 5t.rh
MORNING LINE AT O'CLOCK,
s&tne1 al FOR ALBANY, TROY and intermediate
~ LANDINGS from the steamboat Pier At the loot
-Barclaystree
Breakfast and Dinner on board the boat.
Leaves New York at o'clock, A. NJ Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturday and Troy o'clock A. NJ Albany o'clock
A. NJ. Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
The ow-pessure steamboat TROY Captain A. (,orham on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 7 o'clock
The steamboat NIAGARA, Captain A. pegroot, on Mon
day, "wednesday and Friday at o'clock.
office the wharf
Netce-A goods freight baggage bank bills specie, or any
other knd oi property taken shipped put board this boat
gage, &c. jeisfc
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PEOPLES LINE or STEAMBOATS, FOR ALBANY
A - Dali Y-eundays Excepted-Thsough ri
~c az, oclost z M, from The fisr bsswsss
Steamboat ROCHESTER,, Captain h. q. Cruuendsn. vii
leave Monday Wednesday and Friday EVENING" O'clock
Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Captain M H. Tmesdell
o'clock.
o'clock NJ landing intermediate places from the foo
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA. Capt L. w. Brainsrd
will leave Monday, Wednesday, Friday aud Sunday After
uoons, at O'Clock.
Steamboat NEW JERSEY. Capt. r. H. Furey will Ieav,
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday Afternoons. o'clock
Passengers taking either Of the above arrive Alba
in ample for the Morning Train Of Can for the
The Boats substantial are furnished with new ant
egant state and for speed AID accommodations
rvalled on the Hudson.
Freight taken yno.erate rates.
All forbid trusting Of the Boats ofhis Line
without written order from the Captains Agents.
For passage freight apply board the boats,
3cbutz. the nEirs the wharf an
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-15

PACKET Shir NV YoRx Cropper for Liverpool and the
Sully Edgar for Havre will sail Tomorrow weather per
hitting.
July 1885, - ~ "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-15

Ireland Scotland or Wnles can be supplied
drafts payable sight, without dis
count for from 81 upwards at the following
places, viz:
In ENGLAYp--The National and Provincial Bank Of Eng.
land; essrs j. Baned & Co Exchange and Discount Bank,
Liverpool; Messrs James Bn Son, London and branches
throughout England and " ales.
In iaELANp-The National Bank Of Ireland and Provn-
cial Bank and branche throughout Ireland
In ScoTLANp-The Eastern Bank Of Scotland National
Bank Of Scotland eenock Banking Company and branches
throughout Scotland.
The steamship Cambria sails from Boston the 10th Au
gust by which all drafts can forwarded Free Apply to
w. 4 j. T. TAPSCUTT,
jylgrc rs South Maiden lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-15

6H1- FOR INTERCOLLEGIATE Of the 9Th september
kEX3t The splendid packet ship HENRY CLAY,
sE Nye, 1890 tons burthen, will sail above,
her regular day.
Having unsurpassed accommodations for cabin second cabin
md steege wishing behs should
make early application board foot Of Maiden Lane
the subscriber, JOSEPH McMURRAY,
100 Pine street, corner Of South street.
The splendid packet ship Patrick Henry j. g. Deano
1000 burthen will succeed the Henry Clay, and sail
the 9Th October.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-22
EDUCATION CONVEN ZION.

A, 10 O'Clock on Wedn' sday about two hundred spe-
caI Delegates assembled The Hall OF Me House oil
Delegates
On ion Of Mr.. Jas. Lyons, WILLIAM II. Me-
FARLAND, Esq, Was appointed Chairman, aud
GIo w. MUNFoRD and JNo. ;. CALLAHER, E>qrS"
as Secretaries Owing Ia multiplicity OF other duties,
Mr. Auniord fell obliged lie decIne the appo'nment
Mr. p V. Daniel. Jr., then nominated Richard Is.
Couch, ESQ as Of the Secretaries.
After various preliminary resolutions as to the orean-
cation of the Convenun. II was agreed that the Dele
oates from the several countirs towns and boToughs,
should hand in their the Secretaries at the la
BILE.
On motion oe James Lyons. Esq, Committee was
appointed Illuminate permanent "lhcefs l"r The C"n-
yenlion. and the following gentlemen appointed
the committee: james Lyons, Rev W. 3 Pluner,
Mnscoe Garnet, of Essex, William NJ Blackord.
William NJ Burwe. of Bediord, F. '. Daniel, Jf., and
Georae II. Lee OF Harrison.
Duroo the absence Of The committee various sugges-
tons were male as 10 the mod. Of counting votes and
the principle Of voting, but these were nesativtd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-22
TRUST SALE.

DY virtue ~ deed If trust. b-a ring date the l2,h
~ day ii February. 1874, aud duly recorded IN The
Clrks Office Of the County curt of CamIbell and rx-
ru,ed IL the subscriber by James Is. M"ts, ior certain
purposes therein specified shall proceed ,o SELL by way
n rablc auction. Monday, the 29,h day of Decrm
her, lsi5. np,a the premises, (near Marysvlr. Ger
,,in TRACT on PARCEL OF LAND. i" SAID decd
,nen,ioned containing 80 ACRES. old survey lying IN
Ssnsc, Creek. aud adjoining the lands OF Is. NJ. Payne
VIM II. Clark and oii,ess. Terms liberal and ,uade
known the day IL ss~. farther drscrpon Of said
land 10 deemed unnecessary. as thse wishing 10 pur-
chase will surely view Gm Themselves. The land hos>
ever will he shown by J. w Moore myself, At any
time previous day Of sale, 10 any person "lshins
Sc the aame.
The right the ave property is believed I" he go'd
hut acting trustee shall convey such ti,Ie only is
,ssvd in ne by said deed.
CHRISTOPHER c. HARVEY. Trustee.
Dee. IS CZ0D
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Cloths. Cnssimlcrcs nnd VcstjuyS,

I PlECE extra superior black French Cloth at ST.
L PER yard. worth $l2
piece extra superior Cassimere al 81 80, worth so;
piece extra Fancy Silk Veslioss (bes, article imported
al 81 10;
Black and Fancy Silk Velvets elesan, styles.
Marine, Cashmere aud Nalena do
piece black Satin Nestine, pronounced hy the best
Judges the fines, article nporled) only Sc per yard
Persons wishing To purchase any Thing the above
line, w please give me call before purchasing else
where. as bargains will be sud. WIN. }. WILLIS.
Oct. Is Is
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CONVENTION OF COLLEGES.

WEpsEsp,Y Dec. TO- 1915.
This body met pursuant Ia adjournment, m the Lee
ture room Of the first Baptist Church, AT o'clock.
Rev. Mr. Ryland having been called 10 the chair. l..
c. Garland. ESD from the committee To prepare me-
mortal 10 the legislature read the draft ol the same-
which, upon full consideration and amendment. was a
dopied.
On motion, a committee ofthrre was appointed to pre-
sent the memorial 10 the Asse nbly.
The committee were Mr.. Garland, Mr. Ryland aud
DR.. Maupln.
he convention then adjourned sine DIE.
J.. G GARLAND, President.
A. JuDsoN CRANE. Secretary.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-22
PUBLIC NOTICE.

" ILL be sold. 10 the highest bidder, Monday
w The 23rd inst. the late residence OF Col.
Joshua Holmes, deed. all the pershahe Property, be-
longing 10 his estate consisting OF thu usua variety o
/ Household and Kitchen Furnllure, Horses Cows la
rou, h, Wagon. Sc, &c.-ferns made known day oil
sale. MARTHA A. HOLMES, Adm'x.
Dec II
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Land for Sale.

IN PURSUANCE of the provisiprs of a deed o
L trust, executed by William e. Peudeton. 10 me
for the security Of certain creditors therein enumerated
and duly recorded IN Amherst county Clerks Office,
SHALL the Isl day Of January, 1876, in the village
New Glasgow, expuse Ia public sale. 10 the highest bid
der. upon credit If six, Twelve aud eighteen months
the purchaser executing bonds with approved personal
security. all said PendIeons interest CT being und
vided ne-sXih part thereby IN a certain
TRACT OF LAND,
containing by survey, four hundred and lhrtytwo acres
and adjnining The lands of f.. Matthews. Ro. Tnsey,
s. IIelskel aud others. The te 10 the said land is be
eved BIZ go,', but acting as trustee, shall convey
only suc, title as Is vested IN me-
X. A. COGlllLL, Trustee.
Dec. I'D
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3s.a-z s7ss INlENtSo
q The LYNCHBURG VIRCINIAN,

IL sssiSsekiy, (ssery Monday and Thursday
~ SrNrHAM. DlLLARD 4 TOWNLEY,
o. Psw DsIsrs per snnn, payable in adranes. No sub
..r,sssa bs rsesiusdtev sAoter time than months
sd ~ pager will b dseentsd, fexeept at TIE discretion
.ffAs Eaifsrs,> wntii oil avyearoges ere paid.
~ .sDYER7TS E.ME.NTS Inserted at 50 cents pc,
,ssss tor Iss) for svevy form insertion and 81
.sn,s Der .iusrs Tor es,) for every outer insertion
EYERf ADVERTISER yeY,S"sd to note, on his
.aserp long he srses Ms advertisement inserted
~ sSvsvf;sesf noted sosu be inserted till its dis
sssisNsxee b ordered.
ron YEARLY ADVERTISING the FERNS are for
eAs privilege Of t~o squares, $40 for one square, $50 to'
s~s ss.srs inner form, s3j. Ererg yearly advertiser
ell % rs1uirsd cofne his advertisns to hsparticu
ar kns Of business.
~ JON PRINTING; erecufed neatly aud expeditions
= snd snrs ssenabje terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-22

f1VHE Dis,rct Court "f the United States. for the
L Ess,et" district al Virginia. hodru al klch'nond,
having. tie N,h ia, III May, lS43, Ivy II. decree, up
,'r rr,i.in" ri Gr,ng- Bagby Co, declared Mer
IT, S.sy.r e the .own Of Farmvlllr, and Thomas P.
Nash, VI the "~" II yaclaur,. Bankrup,s. within .h'
tive iuem and meaning Il the at "f Congress, entitled
IAN act !" establish uniirm system ct Bankruptcy
thr"u."a, the Cnited Star.' passed the l9h August,
1871 aud cnry 81 said decree having been furnished
Ne. nur al The Commissioners IN Bankru,lcy of the
ssd District Court. fr t,- purpose Of enabling the cred
.sfs VI said hankrups /" p"ve their claims; all the
di"rs. ("cia and Individual uf said hanktup,s. Mrr
mn H. St.ger and Thomas r. Nash. late merchants aud
Psr,nss. dung business under the sly and firm ot Ste
ger 4 Nash. IN the lawn Of Farmvle, and II lhumas
/. Nash aud Merritt II. Stegrr. late merchants aud
partners, dung business under the s,y. and firm Of
Nash Seg~r. in the ,"wn If Lynchbnrg, and the in.
dvidual credit"rs If each member Of said FIRMS are
hereby untitled. tina. the I4ih day " January 1886 be-.
weei, the hours Ut - "clek. A. NJ, and o'clock F.
NJ. and from day to day. between thu s,m- hour
Sundays exceped) ill The 7,h day Of February, 1896
a my "fIic-. At Prince Edward G. H., Va is assigned
receiving aud learin. pof OF all claims asans, said
PmkruPs. A. ID. DICKINSON.
Commissioner in Bankruptcy
fur Prince Edw ard county.
Prince Edward c. H.. Va. Dec. Is il7Fy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-22
Trust SNfe Of EWiMNLlc
NEGROES.

DY virtue of the authority conferred upon me by i
- Deed of Trust, executed by Samuel Soner. on the
I'd day et July. lSi5 II" record in the county court Of
Roanoke county, shall the late residence oI Samuel
Son-r in the County Of Roanoke, about five miles from
the 81. Lick the Turnpike Road leading from thai
place Lynchburg, On the 9Th day vi December next
offer for sale about
Thirty J'NIHGO5e Negroes,
consisting Of MEN, U'O.NE.N, BOYS And
GIRLS
r Z n M S
4 credit Of six months will be gwen the purchase
money by the purchasers giving bond With good person.
Al srcurity.
The tle to the above property is believed 10 be good
but acting trustee shall ouiy convey such title is
vested in me by the deed Of Trust aforesaid.
A. Z. ESKRIDCE, Trustee
Dec. t2lD
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&C. $4,000 WANTED. %

nICARDS RYAN s Co., being in great need OF
funds have determined TO sell their stock ol goods
at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Merchants and others who wish goods at great sacri
CO. will do well CALL as we are determined 10 sen gu
stock. NJ Noneu zoe must hare Terms cash on
". REGARDS RYAN & Co.
next door to WIN. L. Youngs.
Nov Is Is
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500 REWARD

500 REV ARD.
I'D CNAWAf from the suhscriber living in Mont,
~ g"n'sy. near Backsbufg, The 18Th October last
s~yru naiud
BILL,
Said negro ia % % years DID, feet ~ inches
weighing sbou 80 pounds; his compeXiun OF the gln-
Pr cake order; has large open space between The two
PIPER teeth; small sreck in ii hseyes; has dawn
a'l '~k; has black mark about the size vf bean Oh
lis breast; other marks recoecled.
will give $50 if he is delivered To me secured in
3, that I can get him again; or &lUO II he be
.snnd in another State and delive red to me-
WM.J. BARRIGER
~ The Rchm"nd Wing will publish The abpve sd
l<~ment ill ordered 10 be discontinued aud CHARGE
L.. J. b.
Dee. Is t.
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* We VV..4Rk CIDER.
s1n BBLS. very superior, just received aud for sale
~ law 'by NM. Il. YOUNG.
dec. IS q


A IL. persos aving claims agains, the estate Of Jo-
IA anita Mcdaniel, deed. are requested tn present
,he,a Err settlement. Tnse indebted 10 sail estate
y i'll please make payment wi,hou, delay.
LrrrLErON LEFrWlCH.
So Executor Of joanna Mcdaniel, decd
Dec 10 In
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LAW NOTICE.
James Garland = Jvsa. ID. Branch

vN10(6 GOfIN1lN y " IN. u. HfN11C0,
Lave united in the practice If Law. They will
i l. attend ,l- courts "i Campb Bradford. Amherst.
Nrism, Ap, n,.at"X. Charo,te and Lynchhurg. All
r,..s Vi collections Will he strictly attended 10 by Mr.
Bnarh. J. Garland will, by this arrangement. lie Ell
a,ea !. Civ. visan, aud prnnpt a~"," 10 the
whh may be couided IL his cate III the Court vi p.
pals.
Dee. Is 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-22
EXECUTORS SALE
OF LIK ELY GROE S i.

M be sold for cash. Public Auction On Nor.
w day, the 22d day of December. lSi5 nj Bedford
court house, l0or II LIKELY NEGROES. consist.
ing Of Men, Women. Boys aud Girls Among them is
q valuable Blacksmith.
Persons wishin. 10 purchase. will do well 10 attend
The sale A. G. HANCOCK. EN'or.
oi Jusus Hancock, deed.
Dec. l22D
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THE TRfcT OF LAND
FACTORY HANDS.

WE wish To hire. for next year, or 10 Men ano
w Boys. Those having such, will do well 10 give
US a call before hiring.
MCDANIEL s. McCORkLE.
=
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THURSDAY, Dec. IL, i84S.

BY an error Of the press, the list Of Committees was
enormously gwen. whereby the title Of oRe Of them
entirely omitted. They were as follows
|. A Committee ON The University and Colleges, to
consist Of five members.
z. A Committee I'll Military Schools, to consist q
five members.
g. A Committee on Common Schools, TO cunsist 81 10
members. a
A. A Committee on Normal Schouls, IL consist Of hss
INT mbers.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention re.assembed at o'clock, In the Old
Baptist Church.
Mr.. Stringer offered the following Resolution:
Resolved, That while this Convention Ir~ls lively
interest the prosperity Of the University u vmoisa.
and all the Colleges in the State, yet iis naia usss -
b siness is. recommend tu the Legklassens - -
people. enlarged liberal and energetic s4s,sssk
Primary Schools.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-22

Powell and
arance rno
nd the rules
idence th''
1t is order
e first Mon
he plai'io
ted IN SOM
rg, for i've !
OF the { 1u'
OK
WIN
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-18
PATENT MEDICINEs.


NE OFFATT'S VEGETABLE LIFE FILLS AND
I'VE PBGNIx BIrTERs.-The hlgh and enVied ce-
lebriy which this pre-eminent medicine mas acqnif-
for its lnvariahe efficacy mall inc diseases which
il processes 20 ce has rendered Inc usual practice
of putting not only unnecessary, bal unworthy ct them.
In all cases OF Cosiivcness, dyspepsia bilious and
Liver affections, Asthma, Piles, obstinate ifeadache,
impure state OF the Fluids, uhheaitly appearance oil
the Skin, Nervous Debility, the sickness incident 10
femnles in delicate health, weakness "i the Diges-
1--WE orSans' and IN an general ueI,nnsenents OF
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