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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-05
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CAITION no LII.

CAUTION TO LII.
LET all trE WORLD TAKE NOTICE.
AND BE 6.ABEFJfL NOT TOBUY THE
lSuGAE co tTED) DIAN
NtGE1 ABLE PILES, unlc,S Lytxr sox
has ON iI ihe vF TIES SIGNATURE OF The or.
slnaI 'nvrT'pr aut patCn'ee,
BENJAMIN SMITH, MD
nf>e p'tHsao III y Possess powe,s Ia optn
LUNGS E{DNE Us. KIN s. BOWEIS-
nHhrto rSsN'wN 10 ihe practc OF medicine;
an' So complete has been lheif uiumpb over
an other a.edicines hat ~ ny hoye been led
=" suppose iNey con aln some powerful mineral.
our uHnu cE1rInau0o w. Dr Chiffon, Ram
o'.Fn i2h'n-loa aui others, this sopposnion
Is 90 once PROVED be g3uuudh S.
Sold u New York AZ the principal Ogice.
w Gree"wicb sUe', also by Rush.on & Gu,
BIO fway cur-rl O.: lash sueet
taTphlsi, 60 be- Lad Of s.cn's erAlS.
b,-Fcr.uns vii also noucp IN The i,p e.
DEL ln ensraged Indian hgute cross ed win 20,
I'd t.Iul.
The srnuinc may also De- bought with sselty
a. ID Grlou' Gunner of Bowery sod Gland
rect, and Mis- Hays, I3D i'uhun IT. cet Brook.
w. ahd f' fe,p"c'siGe >IoIe> ihrouCbou The
Jrt.r SiBfe-
SUGAR COATED PILLS " DISEASE
MORE LtiDENCE
EM 4 iillb, Ctih hru pl GIilcv & I,p
~ hf'dwIF, ,'y> the Sugar Coated
Indian Nege ie Pills. are supeilort6 aol.b,
ho- ever tskeu It>vi, has ;ouhd fbe,n de-
Do. hfr nd rihcfolou-.
Mt. % UGLhss, ccrper Wa'ker ard } udloV
&C.,, >, 's. hetn cnrrl %. pam - lie tea1
.lnt c.- 3" p ~ sni. zt4,,es ~ dang stand
inc Hv fn-u PlIi.
MAS SiM ~. OF - ucnrv stree. rorei of
rains srd cr1mrs ~ rteh' years. ,iandins
Mr. ATKiN> ui 25i q r-I altU sjf,et. rprs.
oi r"fr-p.if 20 even v"atS .iEptlns
Ma CARifchs tsucnBr . glo street. cur
d.ui N"Jm- q fbrtr " .r.i lolm.
kEv Ms gEyE1r.Y BtuoGIyu. cured Of bH
lru- CONS .aui-. vs7SEy.E, Sc,
We utf1 n" acid Hp.c. Evidence ccuv Is
nion u' Nrm lIlgIUrrs 30 Pui,ty"r before
70 ruIp. I.Irt 1000. H a ID 30 i.fle.iroutIe en-.
u. a"'-sa'irDe,f. s- ID Smirb' sugar Coated
lWlrHFcd It"'su Vttrtar.r PMS Sold
'ui.H., c1'rrr HrH"iY on.' O. and SIS PbiIpi.
'"rr'r of B'osuan ant William streets; I'VE
."r.- - ilgH nn ss AIRS llsys i49 Fu.tn If
b tNU, .n.g 3 G-r.nn.,h .r,ei Ex,mio
ia"c -lo'F i0 d. sn1n's aupn y,
''r rsi5 ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-05
LADIES SHOES AND SLIPPERS.

c. FRANZELL,
No 40 Nam 81 j',s doar' ob ps me bookstore Of
VA. J Ro55
WHEELING. VA.
< , ESPECTFULLY ~ CoIm, h, Ladics OF Vince.
Z Z Ing, ihat he mnr,tac,ure, Ladies .hopers OF
nllfTYts~ snd COI0RS. Of superior qualify and
Heamy. lie warrant, all work from his shop 70 he
snreIiorto Eastern manufacture. and VIII be cold
30 rei oni cheaper,
The public are invited " call and ,atis'y Them
"INes H. Ion tss Jun 3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-05
NnTlCE
CoHMIssiuNER's OYFIcr.
WHEELING, Mn 10 1913

TherpnrlIes concerned and NIL other persons hav.
lng fnS 'ul'Tesi 80 the In,eTs dtcrec in the fore.
eoips atsimci-ate hereby notified ihat I have APP
P0igied MONDAY Inc 18th day 81 December neri. a,
my Office "a me CITY OF Wheeling, the Line and
ppce, when gnl where ! shall commence taking
the account therein ordered: And hereby REQUIRE
al such par'ies and pes,ns 10 appear before ms
ihcn mud iherc, hetween sunrise and sunset nj Ihnt
day wuh their claims, proofs aud vouchers, 10 ena.
bic ne 10 lake lhe s. III accouat
JAMES pAIfI Ho..,,: .,;...
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-05
NV ROoK nINDNKY.

bank Books OF every description. Ruled 10 any
pattern. end Bound To order
feWsicols, Music &c hound an neat and du,
'ahie style Old Books re -bound Librnres ref,,ted
Sc e.ts NJ ''','N' -
orders from any pat, OF The country attended 10
WIN pOmpntude.- JAMES NJ EWING.
mp So. sa IH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-05

FENIlEY KEEP constantly or hand very eS-
- tensive assortment Of superior Mahogany
French ard Grecisn Crnirs; r ckine chairs. Sofas
P,ot Sud card Tables, Dressing Bureaus. Dss,eads.
Tsiiet Stands. assorted sres; together with every
other article of ne latest style and bes, finished
Furniture ever offered IN ihs city.
Gill aud Mahogany Famed Loikiss Glasses OF
every Var,eiy ond price. Looking Class Plates Of all
szes. Porirsit and Picture Frames on hand aud
made TO order
Upholstery Ware consisting of Feather Beds
Bolses end Pillows. Hur. cotton. Hu,k, Spring
nnJ Suow Meuras-cs; Blankets. QnhIs, comforts
Sucking Bottoms on cloth covers. Fluor.elolh.
Csass Mats III ul Kinds; together with every other
nfHclesOf Upholstefy Ware. On hand and made 10
vftIer
Ycniian nnj Stat Window Blind,; Window
Shu5es OF Vvc'y variety aud eolor; eli OF which will
he sold very low prices, aud warranted vi tho
bcst quality. Also. MAHOGANY NksExRs. Hsr
cloth. VARst.H, spanish Mess. Mahogany Knobs
Sand Fapsr, Locks. Hinges. casters. BLIND TRis.
NINos q instantly on hand aud sold low for cAsR.
9sr STEAM Bears furnished with every suicls
Of Furniture Al short nouee, rn! the very bea
terms. npS7
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-05

''u'ph'c r. Winner Wsat. n arg. .'mS Of Orleans,
loFH LUtSssis Of a'i .ors AirAoA, figured
i'ti ptuin CuAFs aud MsgIS rD'EcsSE G. Al iuoES
NsusisNG ar Nsrcus ohet articles i,r ietir wear
fAllOkS TRIMMINGS. "a lstre s.satt,pe,,,
/ Al ui ~ above Goods vii .ell Whnles.l. nf
"iail MAKE pp Order ~ nc la,e-i Fsrn, h .i,i
/ READY MADE CLcTExNG!
y" r'v"rd e. Hils Ofau,-n ui Jte business 4 must
kNH-1 iam ln,lur by profession bn,e worked
ue = sode SOC tHcen yeors, he..frcI nui nhlf
ND 20 crt tr, oi,u chriuuc. smI nls!. ihsr, n,
tn n"a'ct and chopper s'yl, huit aay oiher r,,h.
'shmrnt 90 Tie ,iN II isu-elc.s ,r th..sc thai
,rauy IN .hr business and irt ailors lhen.sves
omtsmp' comp",roo OF Ready M-da Clo,htne.
II have lotks af."tineni. o. inllnws
\ Bl1cN, Bm@ BfoWn. Olive Rud .in,i,il IL ,Crern
Fr'ck md Der cop's; Beaver ciuih Box and over.
c"ntt; tfi-' coih cvef,coa's Aacknaw SD Tfan-
I adnot Blankci do cas- in.re do. eas.ineii q !.
Vw"c'ls do; Jeans dp,o' Ell ,izcn
\ haNc GA huiti M ~,e-ltcu, rtsotneut ~ plan
! .nd hrcy cos,iu'' re- p,,i. black and blu, clorh
'"nis luej. very dc'rnhlc article. and suy ouon.
lny 81 cass,nel Pons o'sll sizos sud prices Jcsus
Iann Tweed PANS ~ IN .z-s mud priccs
\ F'Ve hundred Vests cmbr,cite every style auJ
qusitv.
\ Shuts. Wrapper Drswct-roNars. Bosom. SOCK
Glove. r.uo AMI Tanc, silk ond Satin Scarls. S,,A
\ idks NJ al cuuts Ed qualities together ,SiIh many
! i',rr article. usually found iu ciolhirg s,ores
u u cttc usiul,. NV oid Customers aid the puhic
Generally a,e Invited u, ,0H md examine NV .iark
+" oon.idc,auar ~ aet6.fsf patronage b-fc,pf,re
Klcnd-a 90 me. haSe purchased O Lnre.r Sod
I'nd "ficr 'heri n CHEAPER RATES Than have eyrr
! one beiprc
Reooi'c' he cheap easl' clo'hirs s'y,e.nf
/ os' conner Of Aiaip q Mouoe
a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-05

e g uSK CApS-20 daz reed aa5 Now orsni.y
I'VE al Us MAN g. @ MCALLAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-05

NIL THE WORLD FAKE NOTICE.
AND BE C,hBEFtfL NOT TOBUY THE
lSl g 40 CQATEp) tMPROVEDJND DIAN
NEGE1 ABLE PlLLS, uplc,S LvfHr sox
mas on one wa TiES signature OF The orr,
elaal .nyrrlpr aut patcn.ee,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-05

JAMES PAULL. Conla,issoner.
} &Fcc L& de- nov 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-05

"a 1HGlsiA--OhOC Htuii Superior Conn OF
v Law aud Chacoy. October 3lsl, 1874
Efsk'nc d E'cheborser, IS CuASckRY--
ogGjast ! Decree Gr A.
bues& Ttne,dell end others \ conni.
ABSTRACT OF THf DECRFr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-05

BAiTiwoRE. Feb. 4ih l643
Alb q D Observation-Disclosures have u.ed
your extract oi S"fsarara since iIvirirdncupr,
mo ihi, city Ill gives mc ,casure 20 .to,e bsve
innEd u 10 SusNer my most saneuine erpecia,,,r.
heheye ITO be ihe best PREPARATION OF ,hsl yalua
tile aricle moss ga nee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-05
nyriNc

Gcn'.emeo Eioiiies cured and c"lotei 4, fiop,
Hr'Ig Merchants ca have shk wo6cn.or Me
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-10
.hetD Church On RicLu,osd

The Richmond Enquirer ,ans long descrF'
OF new and splendid Proles,an, Episcopal Church
Gently erected in that city, by the congregation which
of Sd many years occupied The building erected upon
ruins OF The old Rlchm"nd Theatre, and known as
Monumen al Church. The building is 81 feet trout
feet deep. exclusive Of projection in the ,ear Of
'se' "r 'esfry looms pulpit, &C. aud Of pr'jec'IO"
'in' u eei, "!nins the Sly Lolae of The rorico-'
KING the entire depth l34 feet The hegh, Of the Ste
PIE 'rom the ground is 225. feet. The decora ons 81
IN The interior and exterior are represented "
very splendid. The cost Of the building is abou, w
oVo. ihe Kew. WIN. Norwood is the pastor IN
be known as 81. Pan's and is 10 be cons, Grated 10
ls'ons purposes by Bishops Meade and Johns u"'
(She ! Ito insl.)
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-10
OR ECON.

The critical condition OF the Oregon nesotian ~,
ihe probability that it may lead 10 war, is brpuh
attract, as ii should dp, large share of public nen.
The N. Y. Journal of Commerce, which NAV ho
earded as supporter. in the MAN, Of the present Al
ministraon, but is decidedly averse Il: war. save.
Gone Of the most intelligent aud experienced ,neuh.,.
Of the Democratic larry in this city said to us on SATIN,
day, that from what he had heard expressed by other lea,
ing members Of the party, he could say with entire coDs.
dence, that any muvemenl the parl of the admin.
traoh al ashIng'on. involving the prospect uf VA,
about Oregon. would immediate PROSTATE The party IN
this Siae.o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-10
Domestic EMtfiliorItc.
AiDRNONIsN.

WILLIAM SnirH. the Nlofmau Patriarch. LIS addres.
ssd bong letter his brehfrp m which he ,is.,sdes
mem nun lisl'nhg la ilr cuunsi OF BRIsHsa DUNG,
aud Us assncsies Al Nauvoo The Patriarch npresses
lie "inipn that i"nhg and hnse ariing .iih iIn have
been rfFf Ia all VI Ill. crimes which has. b,i perpe
lfacd NJ Nsuyuu, and Their object in elle,iny at
ihat place this winisr all 81 the Myfons In p IniI.d
states ipf Tie r"fPgse 81 moving 10 Caioun IN the
spfi"l. Is merely 10 enrich themselves and .rpeiuaie
their i"'Ner i'm tie M,rnms gather Al Nauyoo
they VII be- teqnifet Ia surrender all their pueriy into
he hands 0i the Twelve. and. II Their ,sprtjton 10
Cal11fnla should Prove dangerous The rw.l,. viii de.
SIT Their toll"wers II, however, they thnud reach
theu destined hume west OF The X cly Maintains The
l""'r h me le'defs 'iinrgh their of,anzI IONS
w br made despeiic aud he exercised e., the b-n.6
al The INV 10 the dugtadsfiun and RUN of b.t Lllvers
tic Psflafcl's plan fr nesi Of III. AL,t,uops Il,
aband9n NanVV. aud Ia cease settle together IN dis
ilnct communities and large bodies H- further uroe,
'ba' ih'y should ie.onnce the immoral Crimes and
pactr's recently Introduced into the Mormon church
ny Brigham Young. conduct themselves as all other re-
ligons sees do IA this country and trust Il, The sane
intans 81 phpagailng their yieWs. Ia that way h,
thinks urine. esis may be ayudrd, aud The honest sa
yea 'f'h the drSthclitn whic, awaits h.m they at.
trmpt 10 blow the Twelve 10 CnIt,rnl,
According Ia his satrInen's Brigham 1ounr and his
ten asspcas should be held Responsible for The outfa~
grs "hieb have ben committed IN Nauym, for the last
sA honllts. The Mounous IA kauvoo are kept IN 10
the secret ot the Twelve anI her agents
aud should noI be made to suir lar the oilruce oi
few.
w knnw mol what influence the Patriarch NAV have
WIN HE Aiofmons, hui We suppose he will deter por
tinn aud perhaps the more uesi aud sensible prtlon
'iom g"ing 10 Callornla The removal OF the Twelve
s"d 'leif adhefents may obvlae all further difficulties
as The scattering 81 ts others throughout the country
III sinai parties VIII put an end 10 the evils which ha
been complained "i How thus msler nay end we know
mol, lheren be tnore trouble ahead-.uissoui Re.
porter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-10
THE FOREIGN NEWS-FIot-R u.pvr

TIE FOREIGN NEWS-FIoUR MApvr.r
The most imPortan, political intelligence r.ce,v.d
the Caledonia, just arrived is the activity in the RIM.
dock yards, in fitting nui ships of war. TIL. can.
this is matter of speculstun. hni is generally
10 HE unsettled and threatening aspect of The
question. which II is obviously sppre,ended IN ,b,,
Of The Atlantic ms we'll as this may no, he st.,
without an appeal Ia aims. We sincerely bona h.
er. ilai public sentiment in both Countries "a N r..
cen'ly strong i"aveIt s., great calamiiy ma, ,,I =
parties eomhaani. but 10 the civilized worlt
l he failure in the European crnps of oral, m,
toes Is fully confirmed by the last news III. a.
this Intelligence upon The market here. bnvo..
nnt YET been fully developed. Buyers and ssl,.,.
equally indisposed 10 make movement W.
our prices curren, for quotations
A letter from New York. Of The 9TH ms, f,o..,
receipt Of the European News.) say: THE aon,
kel is active and improving Sales TODAY a, AZ. !,
be quoted at 10 G..'' ''
The Baltimore Patriot of the 9Th, (evcning, j saws
The adsiees by the steamer Caledonia have caused
siderable hrmne'son the part of holders in the ur,,,
flour markets. No sales have taken place this mora.
both sellers and buyers awaiting further news pm Ne,
York."
| In Richmond. we understand similar rfa., 49,
produced. Holders were firm AT advanced prices l..a
S3i 10 o., for n1ur) but there were no sales
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-10
Proceedings Of The Fincaale ConreBi;oo


The reader is referred 10 the fourth page for hrs. Mo.
ceedinss. We had Thought of accompanying them with
brief commentary; hut decline ,hr task as uur,c,,
sary. The Convention couirn,td themselves with ,m.
budyng two OF three naked Propositions in the form II
resolutions, without condescending 10 sustain Them i.
ther by fact or argument. In this defencelss shan. il
would be perhaps unnanly 10 assa their feeble h,nnrg
We let them pass. therefore, as The unsusiaind as.,r
ilons OF All assembaye of highly respectable and nip
gent gentlemen, upon whom local influences ,yred
Their legitimate Ohoneh perhaps unsuspeciedl Ofu.
ence. With great question Of State policy before
them, they srem 10 have been chiefly OCCUPIED in de-
bate, with The grave proposition whether they should
resolve upon the continuation Of the canal "lo Buchanan
al least" or "to Buchanan .to,tluiM" Tie latter
Parase has 'at least" The Charm .f novelty to ncum
mend II, while The foner has become somewhat stale
by lncessant repetition, and suspicious wlthal from its
paternity Cunsralulatin. Col. Anderson on his sue
cess IN ttfecling admirable Substitution, We for III.
present take our leave Of liz. subject.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-10

SrEAMBoAr CoLL,sios- 7i-cu,v Tires Tos -
rom passengers on The nhua Mail which arrived
here last sight, we learn that The steamboat Plymouth
b"und 10 81. LOUIS with large uuuter of PASSENGERS
VAS run into by the Lady .Nidison near Shawneet9wn
on Monday night, which caused the Plymouth 10 sink
Immediately Ia her boiler deck Nome of the cabin mas
sengers host bu, it is supposed that twenty d.ck
passengers, II not more, were druwned hole was i'm
nedatey cut through the CABIN four and several pas
sfigrs, no had managed To keep out Of the water BY
se'''hs ~ boxes, &c, WEE thus rescued
Louisville Journal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-10

&C. John Bots, Esl. who was member If tie
fincas'le ConVe"un. ii seems. did no, e.,ucu IN The
conclusion of tina, body. On his return TO Rlcbu,sA
VIA Siaunnn, he addressed the people Of Augnsa by
nvllalion and declared ms II in favor Of oono On IN
the canal To Buchanan and no fauher--sp, th,nee u,
King an improvement towards The Tennessee line s,
as the wants Of that part of the State may require l
is Tor connecting Guyandoile with Rchmond, bat MI ID
going IN this direction In his opinion 1.-THE nearest and
best roesp would be ihEua.h Stanton, bv the Vusma
Springs" viii eli he thinks is sume 81 miles slorel,s
the rouee by Lynchburg. These sentiments were #
curse received with great favor by the people Of au.
ton, who, by Iesolutiln thanked Mr. Bus for hi. 40.
cid, practical and Virginia vleas'-and added. what
seems To us to be supernnous resolution, (unlrs,
was aimed al Samuel Mob Moore a candidate far The
Slate Senate, who has expressed himself in favor Of
vdns The State IN certain contingencies ",ha, ,ls
portion o the State agree with hin Mr. Rotls) laI,,
thu, Virginia cannot. itu;t no and shot not be dI,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-10

o. Three candidates are announced in the Itl
bridge Senatorial district, supply tie vacancy Occl
sion'd BY Mr. Pey'on's resigna on-SamueI McD,v5
Moore OF R'.i)tI.e, AMI DIR. John K Moore and
JACOB baylor "l Augnsia-the two former Wings, rh
ia''ef L"cooc", WHO, by this division If the VII.
strength, viii probably be elected There would, Va
presume, have been no Wing opposition to the frsi nj
med gentleman lot r his recent expressions of ,yap'
IN favor Ut dividing tie Stale if The demands Of the We
shall be ted. AID his glance a, the future abUp
OIL slavery as one OF The Beneficial Consequences u h
measure.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-10
Magnificent ~hawl,, Vru,v

siCARlS, RYAN & Co. have on hand p-nuip.
~ CdCHhIR SONG sH1HLS, the newe,t
aud most fashionable artcle Of street dress imported into
The United Safes NV
We pledge ourselves 10 sell them Gr IEss IAN IN.
same Stairl 's sfiltg for in Nes York.. pnlaielvhs
biiilmlre or W .shnainn city. o. Ne haop chal IRE
say Prices ranging from S95 to s75.
also.
we have on hand very large assortment Of Com.
mon ShaN!S, ranging ~ price tssA - els. to 40
REGARDS. RYAN &C.
.Ntri door 10 u m. Il. Ionns's
Ncc'- - islf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-10

" The Fredericksburg Recorder. decided and abe
Lo'ooco paper, has very strong article in opposition
10 an Executive "Ofeau" at the seat Of goveTnn'O"
ain rms that such an appendase is dangerous mover
~. and ought moi 10 be tolerated. So say We; and Y
says every nhprejudced man who does not desire 10 81
an 'hhuen'al press Pehsiened at Washington, like ~
M"nleur at Paris. to defend all the acts Of the Esec
i've right or wrong. The opinions Of such press ~
oil course worth nothing, because, like lawyers p''f1
ings. they are paid for. Like hired counsel, 90
no viii other than lha, Of the man who employs "'
pays It, But nevertheless its influence is great 10
p'flln to Its circulation and aby-and it is there
dangerous engine, and wholly Incompatible win ''
genius of our Institutions. We go for fee pFS1
but II is obvious than Journal may be as ellecsuay
Saved by gold as by law-and Of the two, We sa'u''
prefer to See II shaekled rather than corrupted
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-10

ioi ia par. by ;he inerras,l fse u d-sent By IN
hank oi Engiaud. AID the apprehension 81 more re
nc ell uion.y sfkei. The BEARING 81 tie measure u
l. ihou. my Ice aocidcdy Influential upon oihe
matters itan upon eoten. Il nay, Lowesef rrh-ri
sane OF IL tendency upon 10 such dsgfee Ia Ia
duce precaniiun. 900 American have atsn laAru ~
sprculaaa, aud POO III export. I0ls atasaai # saies
tor The aefk . 40
nun the Circular Of the United Booker,
Although there has been slight increase IN me de-
tna'd the lrade s hay spsnngy. aud the operations
by Spectators have been moderate. alteration
CURED IA pflees. speeaaIurs have taken j0oJ nef
eaa aud ekplrrrs ~ American. The sa!es OF the
week weir 10000.
COTTON MARkET-Oct. Is.
The sales to-day amount lum 1900 10 Zoo bales,
~ change IN pfices5 market still dull
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
{ From d.e cirealir q aud e. hUkpaf,iel, Of Oet
le)
Oar Cefn market Las exhibited The "a ne features nf
excitement which have eXed iofucahy two nonth.
he weather has been duobi. extremely unlagorable
aud even al hs ddte thng paftln # anr harvest IN
tie uurih II Ilaud anI laa1 anl ia arst Of Ire
land. tema n unlUufed 81 NJ with hs, there Is pes
i've certainty that riuIs injury has iaa me Ia
Tie i"'atoo crop "a extensive districts ~ ihe irnr knp
dens. As well the Continent All lhe-e cause
have J"ined Ia raise eur prices considerably and
vince Us tai Ne All continue II have high rates Gr all
hftadstotis In our Con- Exchange yesiefdsy lnfge
bA+iHf"n u = HiVH ID findrd Ia III, mud
oanadaH ffpn 3is IN bs 3d. and cxlrl fine mnrLg
&C., Canadian wheaf. ol fine quality would soil freely
Al 5, - II q 30 per - H., NJ States hea, yet ar
rgrd
LONDON CORN MARkET-oa II.
Although thr weather continues favorable. tue trnde
centrally y extremely hm and ihclc Is an improved
d,asnd iI lec iofrga wheat al the sdvanee made On
Monday, AID bonded again Is deafer Barley Is hph.
r. Mil held ior mafe money Beans and peas, slea
df, al July our previous currency
IWELPooL. Orol ~ Is
Iontrco Sales Ia TIE present date SOS hhds. Thr
markrl lfm and lu fatrs obtained. Very line IVES
TEN lohacre sampled, bu saeh guod and all generally
better than previous import We make no alteration II.
pfcs.
Nlgina Leaf, faded Ell ordinary sound .. p ~; mid
ding 3'l; good aud dee 4ijd, d. STRIPS. Ordinary ID
mIddln2 10 god II,dj tue 5aGJ; Kentucky cal,
R'l'd 2'2,di mddlug @ia2 II; eod and fine SAID. Il.
sdps 5.a3sbi Havana Leaf Lad. Cd 81. DINING,
Leaf Gjai Is Columbian Lraf 0lals 81: Roll olaIs 81
fas ladm Leaf sJa3d.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-10
Aug 25
Nj, " GOODS.


NJ have received a new and splendid stock Of
DRY GOODS,
WINCH IN add ion Ia trner supply render, our al
s'' ,rni complete, embracing both Staple and taacn
a'''es Oar customers will hnd every hlng they de.
and at prices As low they be .uIl al Any OH
.f house IN the place.
:, we have also on hand an extensive assortment of
',"S' Boots SHOES. Ne Sc which will be offered ON
the most advantageous terms.
"a" pefsans IN want Of lud B.rrains are invited In
give a call
:. GUGGENHElNgR & BROTHER
Sept - ,ar
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-10

MuepEa. Robert r. Gage, native Of Georgia who
ed The greater part ol his early youth in Greene coun>
y, Miss, aud thence, abou ,s39, went To Texas COM
mled odd blooded murder ON the Ierson Of Charles
Henry NeisoH, clerk o 'he cIunty our Of Houston in
The o"n "I Crockett, "n The 23rd uh Gage has ,scap
ed r" Justice lie Is, perhaps, litlr over so wears
of age. beiw feet 10 neL,s aud fee, hloh snare
made. red sandy hair his whlskers oniie red and
good deal o white IN his eyes. Mr.. Nelson WAS ma
live OF Bangor, Maine