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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-22
BOOTS! BOOTS! SHOES! SHOES!
FIRST ARRIVAL OF THE SEASON.
SAMUEL M'CIATIEN
AZ he Sign n lie BIG RED BOOT,

~ Me Sign ri Me BIG REQ BOOT,
is NOW RECEIVING direct from The manu-.
4 iactnrers. $50 packages Boots aud Shoes, com
prising one Of The largest and best selected assor-
mems Of Boots aud Shoes ever offered m this mar
kcI and will bc sDld eIher wholesale or retail at
prices that cannot fiI - please all who may invor
me with call
COUNTRY MERCHANTS wishing 10 purchase
a small assortment OF Boots and Shoes will fint
upon examination that can supply Them upon as
favorable Iefms they can he had in Baltimore or
Philadelphia. sep 10 SAML MCLALLEN.
TTIO UOUSEKEEPERS. &r.-r he United
n States Practical Receipt Book; or complete
Book Of Reference, for The manufacturer lradesman
ngticnliuris'. or housekecper; containing many
thousand valuable Receipts in all The useful and
domestic Arts, by q Practical Chemist. For sale by
sep 10 JOHN ! HASWELL Union ST.
a. ELBY has just received per Greene g. Co.'S Elk.
~ press:
GINGliAMS--The most beautiful goods for the
season ever offered in this city, rich dark colors
Satin Tunisionncs The new article for dresses; Cash.
mere. latest LnudoB style; Black Satin Striped
Muuscne, DC. sep 10
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gar 500 PAGES FOR Fifty CENTS = M
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
!. CGNGR EG&IONAL InIrRNAI

FE<HE editors Of the UNITED STATES JOURNAL
u propose 10 commence with The next session Of
Congress, a weekly publication under tho abIve
tile, to continue through the whole session ai the
unprecedented Low PRICE Of FIFTY CENTS! To
fsqh suhscrbe for volume Of five hundred papes,
IL will eoii.uin n faithful and Impartial record of
both Houses Of Congress, The gist OF all The mpor
tani speeches which may be delivered. &c &c The
most competent reporters will he employed aud mo-
thing shall ptcvcut IL being made worthy of he
patronage ui iho ptblic generally. The Journal
will cndeAScr n is records. Ia do Justice ~ both
parties. So that both parties will lto allowed To
palfonisc ihc publication. II being The hong session
as it's called The volume will contain al Least 500
pages; each humber will contain sixteen ,ages Of
solid matter which will ensbc The publishers Ia
: give all the proceedings worthy Of being prr.efvcd
nNbouk ffn. 10, binding and future reference 80
exceedingly low Terms viii place il within
rt 60 ll; ihc publishers hope that their friends
- 30 iheIf c1ctlicu. in "hipionc sIbscubcrs.
trs5- rhose who lotWom Five Dollars shall re-
ccivo Eleven copcs-Tcn dollars. TNenly'll rec
cnpe---Twen,y collars, FIFTY ,opics--rcdncinE
ihe ptrce 10 tory cents. Tor volume Of 500 fnecs.
pe1-A Tile page md complete indot will he
added MT the I'd Of The volume 'nuEo II the more
CONVENIENT Tor future &c 9 enre
TnEOPfULUS FISK,
JESSE T. DOW
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-22
WyLIE ~. OLDHAM.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

ID lHELDATFE & FAIRS. would respectful
8 y " inform their customers aud the public gen.
r'nlly that they continue 10 manufacture all the
different varieties u CHAIRS. Scrtoes S,crablcs.
Sc, at very reduced prices. aud at the shortest no
see possible Their establishment - nj No 1877
Main street., where they vii always Ice found ready
To Wnii on nl who may favor lhem viii, coll
Chnifs carefully scri 10 ni pats 81 The CITY ftcc
Of rlurge.
work inuc 2
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cozsS IN "a Nc So
CIiANGiRY SAIL.

LOrS y WHEEL lNC AND LAGKANGI--TuE
DCcGS FARMLAND IN>MARSDALL
COUNTY. &C. &C.
2 RSUANF - the 'hi DEGREES made by the
"a Cinnti Sus eri". Count 81 Law and Chance v
ar Ohio County. y,iginia. 10 18th ,lFy al June
1874. md 25h day oi May. 1916, in The suits M
Chnccty'
Between The Gcncral Insu,nrce Company e
Maryland con Ptai"an.
and
Mary NJ S Zane. Anniversaries "f Ehcn'ze, Zane.
deceased, Alexander " Chapc executor Of Mos
es w Chup'ine. The SAID Alessn'er. J,enh w
P"meroy aud Mary Ann las wife. aud oher. aej,n-
d0nts;
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-22

To- ClENrlFiC WORKS -L1rdners Lecture,
- on Science aud AIT, ia numbers. % each
L9rdner OF The Steam Engine; Eurneers aud Me.
chnnics' P"ckeI-Buok. by Charles III IIoswel. u ;
N: Arg" c"d La,d"cr's Popular Lectures As
'Fonomy, 30 cents Elsworhs Report showing The
"peraIons Ui The Pnieu OtIic" tor 1914. price rs
cents; Transactions Of The American chronological
Sncieiy; BuIsIs American Flower. Garden ID, reciory
For sale iy tscp lS) JOHN HASWELL
NE ATS! IATs.-Thr f. est nnd prerliesl Beo.
h a yer Hats III the city. of the latest style. Al
SD. general assortment oi HITS for saIo wholesale
and retail. 10y w w o. $ II JIMESON.
Il
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-22
SADDLE, Birdie, TRUNK AND
HARNESS MANUFACTORY
RIO. HOO.

IHdR STREET, WHEELING, ~.
Y 7HE Subscriber lerders las siLcere thanks Ia
Z h. friends and The public generally, frr their
kind patronage since lac commenced business it,
the above named stand; aud wnu'd hereby Inform
Ihom lac sIilI couiInnes Ia keep on hand and mann.
iaciuIe To order, SADDLES of different kinds aud
qunlimos. among which is King, improved PArrNr
SPRING SEAT an article which only needs
lIIa Ia he found The hest ia use, every variety
at BRIbLES K MARrING ALES; also fine BuGGy
CARRIAGE, aud COMMON HARNESS. HARD
LEATHER IMITATION & COMMON TRUNKS
VALIS@S. CARPET and SADDLE BAGS. COL
LARS oni NAMES, BUGGY. RIDING AND
WAGON WHIPS aud LASIlES. FLY NETS. dc
SC. all cf The above mentioned arutlrs are well
mnde and warranted goud
Old work repaired neatly on reasonable terms
All orders Tor work promptly attended to.
jun 10 3mdSw WA MING NfCOLL.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Having associated with myself BENJAMIN NJ
CARR. of Philadelphia, the above business will
hereafter be conducted IN lhe name Of NICOLL &
CARR WM MING NlCOLI.
jy 10 jy9
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RESTAIRATEIrR.

~
HID T.. ZINN. respectfully informs his friends
"a and the gubc, that he now occupies MS a
ReireshmeEI House aud has pul in good repair The
house ON MONROE STREET. between MAia kND
WATER lie has on hand and will c ciislantly he
supplied with
FRUIfS-Raisins, Figs, Oranges. Lemons. Apples,
Melons &c DC.
NUTS-Almonds. F,lherls walnus, Grouud MUS
&c.
CANDIES Of oil k.rds
TOBACCO AND CiGARs-Tbe best that can be
found in The city
ALE, PORTER, BEER, CIDER, &c.
lie he's also Two Or three liuc O,ser X ,ums
where he viii, on & after The 18Th inst. serve up
OYSTERS. ~ every possible style, aud to suit the
paoics OF all cusiUnOrs,
Parties or families supplied with Oysters. Lob
slcrs, Crabs ADD oil the other jclcuclcs in the
season or Them.
lie assures The public that hey shall be well
ser, 81, aud asks a share Of public patronage.
scpS #
NE ATCIIEs. MATCHES 100 efos, IFmoa's
INB superior Friction maicbc-. good article
ju. received in oddiuUn 10 foimof stock aud Tor
sale low h. Ger 81 & = moRNBRooK
AJEEDlES. NEEDLEs-A large assorrmcn, of
~ Crsw!cy's duii eyed Necdlel from No r.
~: Just received and Tor sale nj manufacturers sri
Shy tsrpG } MELLoR unions,.
Nh A1ClllS $50 grSs Fhiman a Brolhers
I'VE Friction Matches. superior r. any now IN
market Just reed ord tor sgis err Ion Nv
sep Jas MELLOR. 26 Onion II
NHTET NURSE wiNrEp.-A Wet nurse
w - wanted 10 take charge Of an infant. and
70 person oi proper qualifications salts actory Wa.
see will be- pald Epqniro Of ihr Northwest corner
oi Quucy and fii,i si- in this cry. sep .
|
- USr RECEIVED large and superior lot oi
- MACKEREL, low fur Cl.h,
may r. NCiNNis
n AIDES RIDING HATs-MCALLAM bas
q 4 received another lot ofyCry handsome EIinp
Hats, rs Main ~. jy ~
THIS DAY RECEIVED
81 PIECES PLAID CASSlMEEES. mnenif.
o D cent ariicle, do : pieces rlau Wuu nia,k d.
y. French Cloths blaok aud blue blItk, nf sale
low at No 10 Water street..
ivtO ALEX ROGERS.
! Ma HIrtNG PApERs-
Wv 90 Rcams Leftcf PAPER rolled
| 90 rcams Gap DO. Forsaic vrfg
iow ty tue 23l FORSYTH q BAKER.
TNLOUR-T cadol shin Bedilion mud olbete
! II bfads ffesb. g,oend Wbrc wheat fam,b
Flour Also.sItpde Floot .n ioJ ofderconstant
y for salc-by Jy 100 IRWIN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-22
MANAGERS, OFFICE.
SCHEMES roa 1915.
SgO.OOOr

AtEN sNDKIA LOTTERY,
Glass i3S. inr SIS TO be drawn Ut B,lumufc. Sept
81. 1915, 10 numhcrs ID drawn ballots.
OF 10000 Il 5000 Of 5000 lof2ISg
Tickets ; dolls. certificate OF p,ckuge of 26
Whales viii be sent or SGJ. Shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-22

All orders shall he pranuty attended to
ROBP ARMSTRONG, Agent.
For G Gregory n Co
The drawings viii ne regularly senI Ia purcha
-ers. hv the Wheeling Argus" 10 save postage
sep
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-22

= LATEST FROM BRAZIL.-By the Nauti-
lus, at Baltimore from Rio dc yaneiro. dates
have been received to the 9th of August. The
Baltimore American is indebted TO CONNER
cial friend for copies of the annexed cores
pohdence:
RIO DE JANEIRo, Aug. 8, 1915.
The British Minister has received despat-
ches from Montevideo saying that the English
and French have placed man -oi-war along
side OF each of Rosa vessels of war off Monte
video, and informed them that they could not
move. Rosas has been defeated i'm the inte-
rlor by Paz and Lopez. and is now forcing eve
~ man from Ii to 20 years of age into his ar
my Tor last struggle, and is doubtless near
his political end
"The barque Nautilus could only get little
more than half a cargo OF coffee.
Montevido advices TO the 18th ult. advise:
GA French brig of war has hauled up TO the
head OF our harbor for the protection of the
left wing of the lines, and the British shin
Comus has anchored in position outside to
bear upon the enemy on the right wing
These movements evince hostile character
in anticipation"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-22

VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
v On The first day Of October lS45. VIC will
offer al public auction uu tie remiscs Two valuable
Warehouses situated Main siFC, nearly opposite
MCurlncys Tavern. The buildings are nearly
now. having teen erected IN 1910 in lie most
substantial manner, and ehglhIy situated iur
the Forwarding and Commission or Wholesale Gro
Gerry business, They will be offered at private sale
on The must accommodating terms. uniil The day oi
sale, aud II MI disposed Of wall he sold ut auction.
Persons wishing 10 purchase al private sale. will
please cali on Nests w w d S II Jmeson, No ! %
Man street HALL q WICKiIAN,
su ID Auctiuueers
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FARE REDUCED
TO CiNCTN RI.
ONLY ONE NIGHT OUT.

MEL MOORE & cos Fast Mail Coach leaves
"a Wheeling daily at o'clock a NJ, SO houfs
IL Cincinnati
P,o, Coach leaves Wheeling daily nt 10 o'cluck
= NJ, 36 hours Ia Cincinnati.
ID TALLMA DGES Good Intent Coach leaves
Wheeling dnily at 6 oclobk A NJ. ~ hOu;s 10
MnysviIe. Ky.
Extras furnished on oil Inc nbovc lines 10 parties.
with The privilege OF sleeping fayeilng at night
as they may wish.
OGi,e NJ 81 w Ter ST, first door below The U s
Hotel. Wheeling, Va.
SEQ J MESKIMEN, Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-22

"A ,NKESH FRUIT 200 G. d Lemons. 100 lbs
N Fresh Figs, 10 bushels Pea Nuts. so lbs Sui
tara Raisns for family use. boxes Bunch Rnlsins
100 lis Rock Candy Just reed and Gr sale by
mug Is PARKER e. Adds. No IOl Main ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-22

90 UhiMER BOOTS-Just reed few cases
~ gcnilcmen's light Summer Boots, al The Cheap
Boot md Shoe sloie, No IS Mai ST.
iy 10 CONNELLY & SONS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-22

nu CLOTH CARPET. just received nnI fuf
q y sale Ly OFT & GREER.
arg - No so Mann ST.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-06
uorsE OF DELEGATES.

NrDsrspaY. January lsi, lciJ.
The following ensrossed bills were ,akea up and
read: -
Establishing The county af Duddridge " parts Of
the counties of Harrison. Tyler ltitchie and Lewis
I'sssed s.uA
2 A1ihsrfriny = loan 10 the Valley Turnpike Com
paay and giving the States guarantee for the repay>
lnent ri three fiihs hereof.
Mr.. Street moved to lay The bill on the table.
Mr.. Densou and Mr. Carson opposed this motion =
which was supported by Mr.. Lanler who called Tor the
ayes and noes-which were ordered
Mr.. Blue and Mr. Fulton Of W both expressed them
s.lse. kindly disposed to the bilibnt. the House
thin, they advised Its Patrons To permit II to lie on
the table.
The molten to lay Oh the table was sgreed to-Ayes
3d. aaesi 10.
Bills the second and first reading were taken up
and considered.
PETITIONS.
BY Mr. Flood, the Preamble and Resolutions adopted
al meeting held nj Buckingham &. H.. by portion o
the Lawyers residing in the counties Of Buckingham
Amherst. Albemste. Cumberland, Prince + iward
Charlotte and Powhatsn relative to certain proposed
changes IN the Judicial system. by MIR. Campbell oil
czrns II Bedfofd. Jr Precinct Election in Bedford.
Ga maiiop Of Mr.. Payne,
The House adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-06
FOREIGN PAuPEES AND CRIMINALS

A gentleman IN New York having written letter
the Secretary ri Satc asking ii the letter ufour Com
sui a, Lepsic, Mr.. Ils, in regard /, the Transportation
of paupes and crmina from different points Of Germa
ny this country, Cad which publ shed in this pa
peru tue. replied 10 by the Secretary, stating
THAT no such letter had been received at that Depart.
menl."
So far rs the State Department is concerned, ihis is
all very lrne bul such letter was received al tho
Treasury Department; aud there be no doub, bu.
that the criminals aud paupers Of Enrope sysans
c,y sen, 10 this country. The National nellgencor
reply 10 the letter of the State Department, says
sit may be, and doubtless is very true that
uunlraiiln u the character oi trai attributed IN Mr.
List has ever been received the Drpsrtnsnt oi State
Tor the sufficient reas N that the Letter u Consul List
hich has been rei RED Ia, i addressed 10 that
hut 10 different Department oi The G,vernuent
II Is not false" however, bui Gne. that Letter was
addressed by Consul List IN this Government. MT
through the Department oi State but through thu DE-.
parlnen OF the Treasury from hicl letter thu amvs
Is taken This Letter will be FUN, printed in tha tx
tculiyp Documents for the Cd session OF the Goth Gun
mo-, Nj Ia Doc. dTo, paaes ) and IA. II is da
ted al the Consulate ot the United States of America
ieipSlc March, ). 1857 and is addressed 10 the HIM,
Levi Woodbury., Secretary Of the Treasury.
The Letter III question communicated To the
House e Representatives, on the 10 h of Nav 1898
by the Prcsldtir, n the United States with NUMBER :.
others 10 the SAME effect, rmm the State DEPART
neut. and others iroui HE Treasury Department. in an.
s"tr Ia call made by the House Of Repst natives Oh
The oUh Of April preceding"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-06

FRascE AND MExlco.--The Courier des Fats l. ais
asserts the authority Of letter iron Mexico that
special Envoy has arrived there from France. charged
with demand Of repafatoa ior the numerous onfa2ss
committed upon French citizens, by the MrNlcan Gov
ernmen since the treaty If Vera Cruz. The Courier
believe. thai snc a demand has been made. but doubts
tie appointment Of special Envoy, considering the
vigilance and frmness ct the resident Minister.
The same letter says that the Mexican Congress las
removed Santa Ana fnn, the command oil the Army. and
given II to General Bsssadofe constitutional obgec-
lion is assigned as the cause, The President Of The Re
public helng incapable oi assuming the chiei military
command
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-06
BUCKINGHAM CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
CONVENTION

II will be seen thai a writer, from Prince Edward
suggests that the Wings Of This Congressional Dj,,,
hold Convention at Fsmve, ON Tuesday III. Is.
of February. The Wings Of Cumberland. we see. h,,.
held a meeting, and recommended the 2lst of Ianu..
as the must proper time for holding the Conveniinn
We think the time appointed by the Cumberland WIN,
too soon the different counties will moi have an nm
p9rugiiy Of holding cunrls btfure the meeting fin.
Convention would take place. The Wings Of Cnnbe,
land OF course " i'll coLcnr in any arrangement sbich
will better meet the ohjee. III view We believe Tho
time appointed by correspondent, to be the mus. suit
able.
The Wings Of Campbell have called meeting fur
The purpose Of appointing delegates 10 the Convention
when the the will be settled so far as they are en-
cerned.
Our correspondent, in private letter, throws ON, a
suggestion which we hope will be complied with. Its
Ibis: Il will here suggest thai every county IN the di,
.ric run their strongest Wing for The General Assem-.
bly,; aud if gain nothing more, il will aid the cahd.
date for Congress"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-06

saieuncai II appropriations, hans. sr 70 tho james
River aud kauaa la Company, made IN cinplianee WIN
resolution II the inuss the 18th instant, Which, on
munn OF Mr. Eanief laid the table and ofdafea
Ia I've printed.
The following engnssed bill was read third time
and passed: - , q.
A bin apprpfisspg The cowpas,nre Rad, N Ism
and aleehspy Of nasy tsiscd by Iv'tefy iof in-
proving The Cowgasia,e river.
Il PETITIONS.
Petitions ~vr. pres u'ed aud referred to appropriate
comruitseg
u, Mr Preston. petition Of the President and ID
re,lors abe Salem and Peppers Ferry Turnpike eo'n
panlrs prat Subscription oH The part 81 the STATE OF
twu.fhs II increased capital stuck oi sud c.nra
ny-By Mr. Preston, oiIhs officers Of The l'sh hfg-
neni Of Mna praying Tor the fesoraiion oi the uice
Of Brigade Ins,aenfs. ADD tt aan'ng port N VI iifr
ms Of tho Ssio-By Mr. fIvd. oil the officers OF 'he
9th Regiment. relative to better organization OF The
Militla-By Mr. Flood Of citizens Of buckingham. hh
the formation Of county nui oi paris oi Bucking
ham Campbell FRINGE Edward and Chafid,e--hy Mr..
Tulef Of citizens Vi the county u Campbell in a
change 10 The imc II holding The Circuit Superior Court
1T Law aud Chsncety Of said county. from The tl' o
Nav and Oeuber 10 the eight days Vi The same months.
Mr. Wltcher, renatkiis thai there was no business
To do and expressing the ape that the House would be
nlare full Monday. moved that tho House ADJOURN.
which n0iion prevailed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-06

THE STATUE--Ihc meeting which The Ladies'
held last Thursday evening. Tor iurtherng the cause Of
the Clay Statue large and extrere ely Interesting
Il MAS addressed by Geo. w. Benaeh jos. X living.
Esafs. The confIhnlrens have been liberal and fam
present appearances. The ladies' oi Lyncbur. will fur
nisl their fall QUOTA Let take lie liberty Of request,
in. The Ladies comprising the catunee 10 solicit con.
iIhuiions Ia sail persrvere, as we have seen many who
will give as they are called up1n by them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-06

skunk back into the ranks, and r,ssively vot ID e..
bill. Notwithstanding in his OPINION large porli,, =, -
public moneys will, by lis pfovisions be necess,u,
sanily placed o'a Of Ihe treasury and c,es.on,'
may be used BY TIC President or by the Treasure,
Whatsoever purposes they may please. without an :.
preparation by law. Truly, such law will h. Ia Ne.
"a great measure Of Delverance aud Liberty" bo,
enains YET to be developed what are To be its =, NJ.
quences 81 far as the purify Of the gosenmen, and u
liberties and rights Of The people are involved.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-06
PETITIONS.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

TInEsnAf, DC. 26. lSii.
The t'lla~in. engrSscd bids were read ,lird time
and passed.:
OIL salhw7iag siarale election IN each If the
e"s",'es al Nahs's'ond, kanAnhs. Hampshire, Louisa
and A'sglany, and tao IA The county Of Jack~n; and
alssta change The sre Vi holding separate election IN
Zach a the rS-fnties 81 Nansen,ind aud Cities
e'il ausndirg the act rass'd 18Th January, 1887
concerning 'uads IN the o.nnIy ei R.ak6rpdge.
PETITION
Petition was presented and referred 10 The appropr
eae cmoiise:
- MIR Tser. # the nicrrs Of he 53fd ,I-,b anil
LOIS st2,mentS, ls suil,osrag then, Il, Tram Al
say place asfinn their bsns. that nsjufy u The oi
eers t~'s'at al tisar future ifa,ains uay select.
> pa molisn II Nr. Street, ihe House adjourned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-06

MIS-. Jufn A. WEBSTER. who was some time ago
arrested at Lexiaao Kentucky. on charge oi being
an agent Of the Abousis. sent th're 10 assis saws
IL s.,ein, fr,,, tler as,efs has had her trial and
been Il.aGd gnifg The argnted by hessis.
Shy johnson, and Counts. ior The defence The Jury,
aef remaining it.,,,ier all night. rclnffcd lni cef
on the q st instant with a verdict ui guilty and IKE
her punishment At Two year, toannensni IN me peat
ieniisry. The members tthe jury howrver. " cen
sdprat u her sex, ssaed petition 40 The G'sefao
if hei pardoa.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-06

DrsIos or rnn NJ. T.. Church.--Ihe North Caro-
Ina Annual Conference OF this budy, have unanimously
agreed 10 the pnprsed DIVISION by adopting the report ct
the cumatee On the subject enbodylng resolutions to
the effect tina, the time ter the ministers Ut the
NJ T. Church 10 refuse act in union with The Nofh
and thai The Conference elect delegates IL the proposed
cnnpenilnn nj nnisv Vile KS in Nav 1873.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-06
.HO.NDiY, L1YNU.7RY 6, 1915.
WIG MEETING CAMPBELL.

The Wings Of Cam pbe are requested to meet at the
Court house, Monday the 18Th inst, {beng court
day io the purpose OF appointing delegates tn the Con
gressonal District Convention, to nominate suitable
candidate Tor Congress for the ensuing Spring election.
MANY WINGS.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
I ~
EGtract re letter daicd

'''7'''''F 7 WUTtU
WASHINGTON, DEC. 81, 1874.
Inc tate Of the Texas question thou ht to lie doubt
lu even IN the House, unless coalition is formed br.
tween the friends Oregon and Texas by which both
arc To be carieJ.Ihe ANNEXATION fever is by no means
as violent a. II seemed be last Summer holders
are act firm and buyers are scarce.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-06
ROANOKE COUNTY SPECIAL ELECTION

II will be seen by the Legislature proceedings. thai
that body have appointed 1hurst ay. the 9th of Janua-
~, the day 10 hold the election 10 supply the
cy occasioned by the death Of Col Aaron Barnes, the
delegate elect from Roanoke couuly.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-06

C0NGR ESS.--1here is nothing in the proceedings
of Congress worth publishing. The death of Senator
Fulton. If Afk., announced on The S0il ul. and
resolutions passed in commemoralion of his DEATH
Congress agreed to take up the joint Resolutions iur
The Annexation of Texas ON last Thursday
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-06

Indiana Scna,or.-1he Senate of Indiana by the
casting vote OF the Lieutenant Governor have postponed
The consideration of the resolution ,ng the time for the
election Of a Cniied States Senator. The Legislature
OF Indiana. is decidedly Wing On ipnt ballot; but there
being lie in the Senate the Locus will fom present
Appearances, defeat the election Of Senator and in d.
reel violation Of the Constitution Of the United States.