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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-30
BRANDRETH'S PILLS
secndy 10 The Patrons Of BratdreM's Pills.
NEW LABELS
II Tie D|tw Labe'S Single Boz orhe Genuine
Buadreths PMs eoqfalq
1908 LET TERSttt

BfandreHS PHls. eoqiaut
1868 LEI7ERS!tt
consequence OF the great variety Of counterfeit Labels
Il OF PRE TENDED Brandretis Pills aad " inch in many IN
saee so nearly resembles outward appearance the gen.
ne 81 The old STYLE often deceive the unwary, Doctor
Brandroth, acting under Of duty public, has
employ those celebrated artists Messf Perkins Durnd
vino have succeeded in prUucHg at cost, thee
Labels, finn steel plaes, 1t extreme difficulty Of execution,
and OF 50 complicated nature, as to to impos-
blty OF imitation being considered by judges piece
in the ur engraving.
The border the top, and also the under label i, CON-
posed OF the elaborate and caste patterns of laceyor
10 the climax ol these beautiful labels the paper up
on which they printed is previously printed with red
INK uitcr design exquisite and so minute DIZZY
competitions the top and the under label each contain tic
words "BENJAMiN BRANDRErHS PILLS" written
in red ink nearly hundred mes-the ton and under La
bel containing therefore. upwards olive thousand letters
There is also upon the top the undcr and the side label
signatures of ~ Bfandre,h one being his regular
ntuc, thusB Brandeth and the other his full signature
thus BENJAMIN Braudreth both being acsmiles of the
The Bfandrch Pills having these labels upon them,
be relied upon true and genuine.
DR. Braniretis Pnnriml Office oil Broadway, N. Y.
other Offices in New York
~ The following are the only authorised Agents for TIE
sale of Dr. benjamin Brandreth's Vegetable Universal
pills:
PAYNE & GREGORY, Iynel5urg, Campbell.
Henry HazloWood. Castle Craig, do
J. H. sweeney Co, Marysvle, do
Lee. Bailey Z TO Bro)kneal
benjamin Noulu & Co, Falling Cr-ak,
VI m. Mathews < Son Walkers Church, p Edward
Good, Bass & Co, kngsrille, do
VIM. Rice < Co, 'arn,ille to
II obcrts < Brown, Amherst Ct. llo.,
Samuel Cash, Sandidges, AMHERST,
Peters Y Reed. New Market, Nelson,
C. + Estes & Son I.pvin.sInn, do
@. P. & r.. g. Bell, Liberty, Bedford,
sasncl Williams. i.i-bsr, do
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va ss' GOODS.


fNNlF subscribers Ia receipt OF their FALL and
Il WIN tR GOODS, recently purchased IN the
Nofhrrn clies upon the u,,,st advantageous ter,ns
! heir assortment al Cldhs, Iasst,neres. Cassnr,S
aud Kentucky Jeans, Is hist tale, extra hne aud
Al oHrr prices thaU formerly
Tiny lntIte he attention Of tlr farmers and planters
~ lhrlr stuck al blankets aud Negro tluihan orlev,nH
II Ia BE- the Interest oi thuse III want III ct ap Coods ~
examine their nssnrt,ien bearr bnyna.
Ihe,r assortment OF Has Caps Starts. Fancy Crs.
vas, Stosk, Bosu!ns, Collars. Gloves, Ne, Is very
large. slne +, endil,
The ad,s particularly invited 10 examine theif
stuck nj Fancy aud Dress Guods eonsisn. Of great
est variety al hr afesi syrs and ashions ,ha, cuu.d
lie ublatned IN lie Northern cntts.
ALSO,
Cahre sugar, Iron, si,el, Calf Skins and Upper
Leather large lol Of Sol Iftlhef from III els.
per pund he hest Shafs ahu liuuls and amusi ev-
cry oher artc suited t. the eauls oi the Community.
Allm Witch viii be sold ut unusually low prices. =
They request their friends aud the pnbllc call and eS
anine pelo'e bbyng.
DAVIS, COLIlOuN & co.
te'. % w3w II
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VA der, part uf EACH the FINEST quality.
WINES-A supply Of FINEST Old Wines,
HOLLAND GiN-Anack aud bordeaux {, rlials,
Gum Arabic, Camphor, Opium, Castor OIL. SFir Is
Turpeniine and a large assortment Of MEDICINES,
Dry paints Brushes, SuRGEoNs Instruments and Dye
slulfs.-Fur sale by Howell DAVIES.
FINE CHEWING TOBACCO, Se.ars ard
Snnfs, Tor sale BELOW mark ct prices. Ii. ID.
Oct 27
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* s. .W % g. II IL =.

* s. .Y % g. II IL
4 zayg1sY fzALE, TABOR has removed
ID from his turmer stand 10 tie lower room OF the
tenement occupied the Nuglnlan office where he Is
prepared 10 execute formerly, all business 10 the
lne Of his profession. He promises str attention 10
all orders. and pledges himself execute his work in
gond and fashionable lyle and accommodating terms
Thankful ior past iavos, he sollcs share Of public
patronage.
~ Cutting and repairing promptly attended 70. A
will be Id cheap
OF. - Gw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-30

DEowN. will be preaeh.d Al s. ani, Gufe an a,Ns
s,oaalh a.o,niug al ! o'c.sa, by The Rev, Alr k,n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-30

Raide, oil and heather Store.
FHNlE undersigned IL g.tting IN Store, GOODS
N which he has purchased al the Nor,h ur cash. aid
Is prepared Ia sell low. those wishing 10 buy In his
line are iYlled Ia rall
800 sides New York Sole Leather,
30 barrels tanners Oh,
1900 pair Shoes and Boots
30 dr.. Hats aud Caps,
Saddles. Umbrellas, Shoc Thread, Shoe Pegs, Shoe
Knives. &c.
Wbo'ssr and Retail. At Ire Old stand of G. Fuans-
bee < Co. and opposite Dasi1. tolhoun < Co., Nam
Street. JOHN j. HUSBAND.
Oct. 10 6m
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10 .Rgcychnass esui sSsausers.

q sF5Gi'c9NEisS fsisf H1EHHF2F5s
I HAVE for sale, at the Milton (Noah Carolina, J
4 tacluy. large quantity Of
kERSETS AND SATiNErS.
manufactured expressly fr common use and servants
wear. II contains ~. WOOL per yard. double warp
and twisted hard. Warranted for durability. Orders
enquiries addressed me will re prnupilv attended
to. JNO. .. BARRETT.
n. B. The ahuve goods tor sale by
MetLANAllAN, CREASHAW & co.
Milton, Del Is I'm
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Desirable family aEslDgyVr
.g1.Fg ETE0,s,

" IL. scllai paalir auction eu saturday. lsi M
'eohat nrN my HOUSE MD lor. situated nn
diamond I'M The hnuas N other baIlti,s attached
10 The la' arc al new; The nerguhrhoo1 is equal In an,
n Town th'fel, arst nt' we'll If wdtf On lhe
~ ''' s.''"ae "if ana hfVf6t. itfWs Al salr.
ALFRED ~.lrf.
S.iehy TALBOT &#LANlEg. Auel'r.
WI = - #
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Avg ! I
hffi.ltt lnt. Espia1

hFF III ENg' A1FNF.
WE FAX VI nPh which Samuel NJ. Lambeth now
resides IL Tor rem the prs year Il i. very produc
i've and Vel worthy The attention II persons wishing
10 rem. desire 10 dispose Of 1t privately If cam hui
IN e event "i my moi doing ,hy the 81 da, OF Noycm-
her. snail, lint day. offer 10 The highest bidder
A. tie sane tnle aud place. viii be sold, all the
rs HORSES. CAT e..,rs,r.vs.S
CEC~FJ n, TIE. HOGS Corn. Nslstsa
Sl%-~k Tx Cas- Hay. Fodder, aud bFS5aSfY
s-aeas.sasa=Alhs Piaratiou Giens. and sk&.-asa.-,
Household and Kitchen Furniture. Terms made known
on th- day OF sale JAS. l.. IlORNER, Trustee
Oct. . t3N If
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JOS. WILSON. Ok.
Cor,MisstoNER's OFfieE, J
lIhelfV- OFT Id LII (

toEnlsstONER's OFFicE,
Liberty, Oct. 10. ISIS.
The parties in the above cause will take notice. lbat
shall, at my office in this town. the hour 10 a.
clock, A. NJ of Tuesday the "a day Of December. lSiJ
Commence the accounts directed by The lrgng decree;
Al which time aud place they required II attend,
with their accounts vouchers. witnesses. and copies vi
court papefs hr examination AID settlement.
JOHN A. WHARTON, Cnn'r
Oct so vim
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40 the Farmers anI Planters

lie would say THAI he has The largest aud nosi va.
ned assortment Of HEUI u OOLEN GOODS for
servants Itat he has ever had such as
% aud Fnl'ed Inseys, jeans, Sanets, FIanne,.
Domesllcs OluaberIs. Blankets, Sc Also fine
lot # SOLE LEATHER, which Will be sold
very Low
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.gpcr0PS for Hire,

4 UAFE. two or three atr1ng, able MEN. ard severn
WOMEN, whom | wish To hire pnl by the month
until New Year. GEORGE SllACKLEF ORD.
81
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EE.s.sy EOEsS.yrs,

E.E.s'D EOEs S.gE.E.
Z AGAIN eilef fof sale my FARM In Nelson county,
Z the conrihruse. containing
ago Acres.
This farm il valuable. well mfered in vsry
healthy n,ighnuflpod and within ten mies OF the James
River Canal. The terms win be liberal. Apply To-
hr subscriber IN l.snchbnrg, Spuiswood Garland ana
Robert Nhilehcad al Nelson coufih,use.
J. GARLAND.
Sept 90 70
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Wee f's1 0pl sV.afe,. s.o0as.
4 r. @. PETERS, respectfully calls the at


sise assortment Of entirely
NEW STYLES f\li. GOODS.
""'ea r'nfiiS tail and general vanity II Sr4pLE
AM FANCY Day Goops, Of entirely new 81, les, az
rh,sly adapted h The >rasin.
on TIE ldcaeieS When he possesses in the purchase
III "dS III ne very lowest prices. he ees assured that
Il VIII te In his power 10 nller eNtnnrdinary induce.
nehis to purchasers VIII, desire 10 buy TN The very
lowest ietns, aul he Is determined 10 sinrt no piins Ia
make II Tie interest Vi suen, 10 makt their selections
ifon his steh IN
E0tiics' s>scss Goods.
lie can siiew greai vautiy OF sye IN rich Printed
.!shmrns. OF LATEST Pans patterns, sfl,sans, Crane
- LANES hoasn D'ialnes. u Pans sly les uevel be-,
fore offered. W
aLPACCAS- hack. striped aad plaid, BDIlBA-
ZINES. black. hlne black aud cuored SILKS. e..
MlLlsENERt GOODS In great variety. Comprising
b"nnet telse's ol entirry new designs, Bonnet
aud Gap Ribbons, Flowers, &c. sc.
LAAf.>-laP i,aces III great variety OF new and ele.
gait mllers Thinning l.acas and Luce Ed Im.s.
l9licA AMI whte.) Sla, L,sle, Galpure. AlecAl,.
Lyons aod ihrad Laee,, sn,,s Ed.lnss and Ia,
serings
SHAN Is-I'ieh Cashmere, rhlbe,, Britannia. Plaid.
Noolen aud Net ShaNls
GLOVES AND MliIS, In every variety fnr | ,1ios
aud Genllemea.
HOSIERY Silk Merno, Angola, Cashmere WOODEN
and cotton Hose and Hail Hose
lie would cali the aiiontlnn of Gentlemen IL his 81
per9 stock OF Cloths. Cassi,neres :,ma Vesl-
inss, Among winch may be found
: reres super French Clulhs. OF Bailey make }
super ieneh Doe S|hs. PLAN aud Iauey Cassl
mens,
Super Aldmt satin, black Barathea Sila aud fan,
cy estings
CRANAIS AND SCARFs- Plain and figured black
sa'ln. Barahra, fancy aud color,d Satlns. SIX.
M"hatr, Re; black llalan Cmvais all prices
iOOhEl liANikERClllEFsu of every style, quail
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-11
FLORIDA.

Strange 10 say, a mys;ery YET hang over 'he
result in this Stale. There is no douht 'aa'
enblouch has received The majority oil INC 'o'es
casl-all admi; thai. Blu, the returns "i so''ic :,
the counties have not yet been iecensu' Gnu
should they not have come N By last "e9oaF,
Cabell will have an apparent majofiiE OF - 40
NAV technically receive the cefi'iica'e.
Yesterday morning, we received lie ''3rldian
OF the Isl November: according to the 'pi'r's az
,ually received on Tia, day, Cabe has - r'sl''i-
~ The returns from Washington """on'
Calhoun, Columbia and Dade counties were -
fcien,. and none a, ali had been receire1 i:om
s.. Lrcie. Billsbo;ough and Mcnroe coah''eS,
all Of which had given Demoefaiie IMPURITIES
Mr.. BrcckenbToush is clearly eiec'cu y w
voice of majority Of lns people % r'O'''"
and it would be an outrage upon inc f'sh'' y
that people, were he 10 be deprived OF ~ se'''
through The remissness OF the returning officers :
In these matters, as in all others, 'iic.a az rs
moral considerations which should fuie--"'0 "
will never believe that Mr. CabeI though ~ 'i''s
gel The certificate, will take his seal ~ Congress
satisfied as he must be, that he IS mol 'eie' M
The expressed wishes Of The people. ono have
chosen another 10 speak their sentiments. We
cordially concur with The following VIEWS OF me
Floridian:
"lrno further returns are received ~ next Tues
dav Mr. Cahell VII have. according 10 those row
in, 81 majority; bnr we Garnet believe he would
aliempt 10 lake his seat under certificate issue"
before The returns all come in, and against 'aa.
iori,y Of THE yorEs. II all official returns are
I2ace;vrd The VOTE will be about !aus:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-11

! into the Department OF Durango They pene-
,raied by three distinct routes and in strong force
about the middle OF September They butchered
and plundered, as usual carrying off numbers OF
prisoners and caue and horses. Only the ear
Hest OF their ravages were well ascertaned, but
every day brought news OF fresh atrocities. The
inhabitants were in a state OF CONSERVATION and
had called upon the Government Tor aid in esta-
blishing chain OF posts 10 hold in check the saw
ages. The authorities OF tie department had ex.
hausted all It's means in staying the progress OF
the evil.
The Me1icans charge upon the American.
many of these Indian hostlilies. They assert
that the Camanches, Lipans and Tonkaways
have been provided by vs. with arms and ammu
milton.
Letters had been received from Gen. Garcia
Condo, dated liom Santa Fe. Er was about set
Ting forth on an excursion TO Taos. lie had
heard OF band Of A rnerican emierans who had
Just crossed The Napese, asserting that they were
on their way 10 California and Oregon. These
he proposed 10 dsrerse, and TO return with all
speed 10 chihuahua 10 meet The Camanches.
The official paper ollhe Government Ell Diario,
of the I'd of October. vndcales The Admnislra-
Ion from what il denounces as vile calumny
which had Obtained circulation that the Govern.
ment had no idea of making war upon Texas
The official rings the changes upon The efforts Of
The President and his Secretaries 10 raise money
and troops for The war, enumerates the difficult
lies encountered 10 prosecute the war with vigor,
&C., &c, ard then again denounces those who say
lhata war upon Texas is not a vital point in the
policy ofthe Administration as infamous delrac-
tors who dishonor their country
il is ludricous TO read the groaninss and re-
pinings of The papers OF Malamoros and Tam
pico al The dlatory movements of the Mexican
troops. They seem 10 expect to be eaten up by
Gen. Taylor's troops, and it comes very hard 10
them TO express resignation 10 their fate They
Try TO talk vaorously, but they wish The troops TO
advance and meet tie invaders if possible east oil
The Rio Grande, and save HE Departments on the
other side from being made the seat Of war.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-11
MARRIAGES.

Married, al DeaIonsville Church, Powhatan
county, Virginia, on The 25ih September, by the
Rev. Henry w. Watkins, Mr.. JoHN F. Cox, to
Miss CAROLINE M, daughter Of The late Henry
w. Whitlock, deceased, all of the same county
Married. on Tuesday, the 4lh inst, by the Rev
William A. Baynham. JAMES BURKE, ESQ, Ia
Miss Ans B. Micou, all OF Essex county, Va.
Married, on the 9Th OF October, at Cherry
Grove, Loudoun County, Va, Mr. HEAros PuR-
SELL TO Miss PATIENCE OSBORNE, daughter OF
Joel Osborne Esq.-all Of that county.
Married, on 18th October, a, Winsfeld, Han
over county, the residence OF DR.. r. Il. Nelson,
BY the Rev John Cooke, DR.. MoNnog w. An
pLHsoN, Of Haywood county, Tennessee, to Miss
NANCY F., daughter OF The late Francis Harris,
Of Goochland county, Virginia.
" The Southern Churchman, Washington
Union, Nashville Union, and Memphis Appeal,
requested 10 copy.
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JAMES RIVER CANAL.
RICHMOND, NOVEMBER S, ls45.
CLEARED


Canal Boat Velvetdeer, T. Dunn master with
As, ions merchandise, for Lynchburg.
Boat James Madison, WIN. TompSins master
with 81 tons merchandise, for Scotisville.
Boat Tennessee, D. Crumpacker mas!er, win
3s. tons merchandise, for Staples's Mills ana
Lynchburg
Boat VIM. L. Lancaster D. Couch master
with Sc tons merchandise, for Watmnaer
charlottesville and Lvnchburg.
Boat Pig Iron, S. Mays master, with Is. ION,
merchandise, for Lock No. az and Lynchbus.
Boat Champion, S Guerrant master, with - !
tons merchandise, for Lock No. Is and Lynci-
burg
Boat Nanny Perkins Geo Cabell master, with
AZ, tons merchandise for New Make, and
Lynchturg
Boat Ohio S. Scott master, with II. tons mer-
chantise, for Lynchburg.
Boat Clayton and Burton, J. Ash master, VITA
4. tons merchandise, for Lynchburs.
Boat General Harrison, John l.. Sta'on mas.
ter, with 50 tons merchandise, for Lynchburs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-11
A SECOND TERM.

One Of the thousand schemes originated by the
Wings 10 embarrass Mr.. Polk and weaken the
moral influence Of the Administration, in carry
ing out the measures demanded by large ma
jority Of the people, has been 10 iabricate ru'
NOR that the Legislature Of Tennessee will adopt
resolutions indicating desire on the part OF its
majority that MIR. Polk may be Induced 10 run
for reelection. How easy would it be, il this
notion were believed, TO raise up prejudice against
every &C, OF the President! No appointment
could be made, no measures recommended, with
on, being al once distorted by the ingenious Wings,
into base instrument Tor his reelection. The
Washington correspondent of the Nashville Ban
ner, sneeripgly says Il hope there is lrnih in The
rumur. Lei the scheme be tried-,ae quicker the
better. Mr. Polk means j, all. Why moi come
out then aud show his hand al once!"
Very kind and consideraie. truly! But The Nash
willie Union nails the base metal 10 the counter
We hope that, after the following explicit and
through denial, The Wing press will no longer
play upon that string:
avery Democratic member Of the Legislature
will at once pronounce i, utterly false that such
an idea was ever entertained for a moment
This Is mere specimen Of the kind Of stuff with
which the Banner teens from it his notorious cor
respondent"
We would advise the Wings to initiate the can
dor of the Alexandria Gazette. That paper is
convinced BY the evidence laid before the public,
tina, the President is sincere 10 his declarations
aud 'nscans" not to be candidate second lime
He now diligently devoted TO The discharge Of his
high duties. and af,er The 4th March, ls4s, will
return into The peoples hands the weish'y trust
l, will require frmness and wisdom 10 NEE. The
difficulties which will be thrown in his way, al
home and abroad-but be buoyed upby the con,
vietion, that the people will never desert an Off
GER who is hones, apd faithful 10 bis principles
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-11
NEW YORK.

The last accounts state, that, for the Senate
Young, o. in the 9Th, is elected by 935; VII
lams, Cd } in The 7,a, aud Walworh. CD } elect.
ed in The 5th District defeating Spencer, (W.,l
who's. election was claimed as certain. The Sc.
nate will sland-Demccra,s 26, Wings ), Native
l. Democratic majority over all 20.
In the Assembly House, there will be IS De.
mocrats, 10 Wings, and Ann-Ren,els, viz. !.
in Delaware, 1 in A Albany and in Schoharie. De
mocratc majority over all 22-last year only g.
Democratic majority on joint ballot, over
Wings An,i-Reniers, and every thing else, ta''s-
taeo-a pretty good evidence, ihat The policy q
President Polk is nubly sustained by The Empire
State What. then, becomes Of the Wing s,cry
Ct New York having been carried last Fall by
fraudulent votes2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-11
GREAT FRESHET IN MAINE

By an Extra from the Hallowell Weekly Ga
zelle, received last evening, we learn that The rain
storm which commenced on Saturday last, and
continued until Tuesday, had caused an al
most unexampied ireshet on the kennehec, with
over ten feet rise OF wa'er-cears we're suhmerg-
Ell, saw mill was carried away at the Augusta
Dam, and fears we're entertained respecting the
safety Of the Dam. The cellars and wharvcs
were ilooded-!Le vessels in port were made fast
to posts in he streets. The people we're called TO-
gelher al o'clock in The morning, by The ringing
of bells, TO take measures for securing the proper
". Al 6 O'Clock, in the evening, the water had
slightly abaled.-( Ffidoy's Saltm Ga.efte
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Posr OFFICE, Railway, n. j.,

NOV. Z, Io1o. J
EXTENSIVE FIRE AND SERIOUS Loss.-A very
large and Destructive fire occurred this morning,
destroying the large factory, the property Of Mr..
Trussler known as The Essex Print Works, +"
situated in Essex county, about lwo miles from
this place. The iire broke on about O'Clock,
and spread with such rapidly, that The machinery
and contents oil The building were entirely con
uned. Loss estimated at from so 10 $50,
Fully insured. This makes the third and last
factory in Railway which has been destroyed BY
FIRE within The past year.-[.N. y. Herald.
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To the Editors 81 he Enquirer Il:
EpRATA

In DR.. Gardens communication, in the En-
ouirer of October 9th, for "leeble action" read
iebriIe acion-tor "bonesie" read boneset. The
fever has nearly subsidized in his vicinity since
The lrosl-bur, as il may again appear among US,
it will be of course desirable that The practitioner
in the emergency, should be apprissd Of his true
position as regards the benefit which may be ex-
peeled from any remedy or particular plan of
treatment TIL. Cholera first appeared in .Jessore
in 1877, and progressed steadily up 10 1886, in
vadng many places at two different times, with
considerable period intervening fever, ST.
miIar in all It's essential characteristics 10 the
epidemic of 1918 and 10 continued 10 prevail in
many places through the years %, 81, and D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-11

gJPuBLlC MEETING.-The delegates 10
the Fincase Convention having returned, it is de-
sired that meeting OF the ciIzens OF Richmond
be held on Tuesday evening lib inst, att o'clock,
a, The Concert Room OF the Exchange Hotel.
Ii understood that Mr.. Bolts, one OF the dele
gales 10 said Convention, will address The people
on The subject Improvement 10 develop gene
raj plan suggested ny him 10 the Fincaslle Con,
venion-it is hoped the friends oflhe James River
& Kanawha Canal, and those interested in the
Richmond and Fredericksburg and Louisa Rail-
roads may be present, as well as those generally
Interested in The improvement and development Of
the resources OF Virginia. Nov. 7
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-11
DEATHS.

Died. on Sunday night last about 10 o'clock
SARAH ELIZA, daughter Of James II. and Sarah
Puindexler, aged nine months and % days. The
friends and acquaintance OF the family are re-
oucsled to attend The funeral, this afternoon al
o'clock without further invitation.
Died, on the 23d OF October, at his residence on
North River, Hampshire county, Va, Mr.. JAMES
SMITH, al the advanced age OF so years and two
months. He stood guard al the Winchester Bar
racks, under Gen Morgan-was universally re-
spected and bcoved-consequent no eulogy OF
ours is requisite 10 his memory: il abides in The
hearts OF those who knew him.