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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23

liz n NEW s1Ukh MD AI4bAN1 FNThtl>,
xs-Ats- ~ INE.--Through without landnE.-rt-
low pressure AMI sw IN running steam
boat EXPRESS. will commence her regular uP- Nf
the season ana viii until the close OF
ton leaving The pier the foot Of kosiNsos-sr lr-gry
iuesisy- THURSDAYS and Saturdays and Albany Mondays
wednesdays and Fridays a, z NJ and viii arrive IN 9a.
ole tne % take BE morning trains II Fast 0r West
THIS bosi Is hlied mp with splendid state rooms on deck,
All her furniture Is ali new and OF the best knd For pas
SAGE amply on board as above.
freight taken Al low prices mo ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23

AS,s..-iN Morning Line AZ s'cock Tor Albany and
niermedilte landings, from the Pier foot o
next above Barcayb Breakfast and dinner
90 boani The new and splendid steam Yacht kiPN
WRINKLE, Capt l. u. Abcll from Robinson Pier meat
10 Barcay TUESDAYS Thursdays and Ssium-ysi O'CLOCK,
A. " For passage or freight, apply on board he Boat VI
a. the Office on fhe dock au1 in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23

Isscycr pfSflr--At o'coCk. 2. tos-
tHe Pier between Couriart ard Lihery
slrsnbosi ROCHESTER,, Capt K q. Crlueriru ~
leave Oh Monday, Wednesday and Friday Ey-ras. Al
O'Clock.
SleRnbos NNiCNtRBOCkER Capt A Houghfoa~n
leave on Tuesday Tharsisy snd saturday evenings. =
o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23
WAKE.-Dizou 4 Sons Tea aud Coz


ID f In sets or single Also, large assortment Of Anne
rcan Britannia Ware for sale by
iy9 SEAMAN LOWERRE. "a sprng-st
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-06

fxrEssiyE RoBBERs.-Mr Reuben Rpwley an ell
derby gentleman iron Wren,ham, Massachusetts len
his tome ON Friday aiernobE. AMI tuok the Sonug IN
cars, lion whence he ook passage in The steamer Mas
sachuseiis ior New York. Mr. r had in his pockeI i,
oU w .eUO In Massachusetts, Stale Bank hills which
TIE intended 10 invest IN stocks arriving New York
Defhg The passage he very importantly iook out his
nency. and counted il several times. On Saturday
m"rnnT, when within about fifty miles of the ety. he
was accosied by geatee luokng man. who cained ae
quanIaace with him, and gave his name as Mr. South.
gate. MIR. R,mley did know him. hut as he seem.
ed very s,,cla le entered ino rcnyersation with hun
.Alier converslng awhile, Southgale, who held s,me
speerles IN his hand, offered Nh Row lev which
1e ersapied and ale Som after eating he seized
win av,oient pain and grplng III the slohach. which
caused hn 10 60 below and lie down. When The pain
had subsidized Mr.. Rowpy Tell iulu deep sleep IRON
which he did MT wake until ab,ut hour after the
boat had reached The wharf Ga feeling in his picket
he found that !is packet bolk and all his Money was
gone. tie immediately communicated the fact 10 III
police. and II is ta be hnped that, owing this early in
formation. the daring and cunning thief may b. dlscuv-
cred Mr.. Rpwey Ha wealthy man. This drngyinI
seems ID BE- growing unite palar with The rascals who
prey upon the commuaty. fenpscannot e too careful
how they receive eaiaies or turntables from perfect
~'rsnsers-H ia very loindlci'rs, say the eas' The
n"ney was cnialned in five paekages OF s. 0G9 each
asd one Of $3.50. The supposed thief rs slim, well
snsdesyanng man, amui 5 feet 81 inches high dark
hair and eyes, short black whskers genieeIly dressed in
black dress cat, satin dark dab pan,s-check ur
plaid lie Is about 30 years of aye speaks quick and
xlihsin lsH conversation. Mr. R,wIey offers reward III
fof tse agscst VI the rogue aud the recovery OF
~. Ss.Psty. IN. \. Herald.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-06
STATE CONVENTION.

large number Of The citizens of Hanove, en-. -,
iheir last couu. in accordsnce with previou. n,,;..
10 take into consideration the expede,cy Of C,o,..
lion amend The Stale constitution. A serie, or ,...
iions in opposition to that were submitted -.
supported by Ed Fontaine Esq and opposed BY M.,,,
Hector Davis and George w. Basse,t After ,hr Az.
cnssion, The opponents of Convention, appreh.n.;,
that they would be ounumbered. moved an adpur
without taking q vote upon the resolutions. Tai, mo-
tim rejected, but the chairman (Co Cordially ...
after vacated the chair. and the meeting was in,urm,,.
dissolved Anoher meeting is to be held At mex, .o,,,
and correspondent of the Wing predicts that m,,,i.
" will decide in favor Of Convention. Tni, ind
ton of public senlinen, in Esern count, sa,w, TN.
f,ili'y Of all opposition to this measure.
In Brunswick the other hand public o,ioi I'm i;
shown To be ne,ry unanimous against . Convsn.on.
The preamble adopted by the meeting recently held i.
that county asserts the validity Of the great prneiD.
that Representation and Taxation should 20 iog.h., in.
stead Of as claimed by the West. Representation and
Populations: And they say. "if our Western breh,.,
will not allow US this right which We. with ID. bl...
sing. will never surrender. much As we 81, uld d.,
plore and regret such event, respectfully myv.,
10 them L. form themselves into a State in which
they may have scope and VERGE enough To les, tho u
iiy Of their theories and political dognas
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-06

Gt- Is moi the richmond Times wasting ink and pa .
per IN proving. by elaborate tabular statements and a,
gunens, that Rail Roads have cost more Der mile in
'he UnIled States, both for construction and in ANIMAL
repairs, than Canalsl Without a critical examination
" the subject. we, for one cheeuy concede The fac, IT,
he So But IT. notwithstanding. this high cost, they ore,
morally pay fair dividends upon the capital invested
while Canals though costing less do not, what is the
inevitable nierencel Is it not that Raf Road, are in
ms respect, greatly preterabel While we are no, pre-
pared consequently, say that Rail Road to the
ohio river VIII be judicous Investment we feel conf
cent maj no other mode of improvement presents the
same advantages. Time is money. in trade more es.
peeiay and even though the Of TRANSFORMATION for
heavy articles be higher on Rail Road than Canal
the difference will be generally more than gained in the
greater raPldiy Of its movements But, the qrea, adj
vantage OF Rail Rad will be the tide of travel that il,
will in all probability attract-par,icularly in the sun
"er MONTHS to the Virginia Springs,-and which can
never be drawn by canal, while the Northern Rail
Roads present better and swier routes This ,raye
alone would be source Of revenue amply suf ,i.nt Ia
more than Justify the additional cos, of construction and
repairs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-06

Summary Ejectment.-At the Ia,e session Of IN,
Oh, Conference Of the NJ f. Church, prea her (ihs
Kew. John Dilon) was sent 10 Parkersbnry Va. oo,>
withstandlng majority Of the members Of the church =,
that station mad caused to be made knrwn 10 thai C,D>
terence that they should adhere to the u,leo branch
ct the church, and therefore would receive NJ preacher
from the Ohio Conference. Mr. Dillon ma Ia his A.
Pea'ance at Paikersburg few days dgo. and w.s
promptly informed tina, he would moi be received Hs
nevertheless persisted in his attempt to exercise tho
pastoral functions, and addressed the church IN derrs
ct his right TO do In consequence Of his obs,inss
persistence IN this course the citizens OF Park, rshu
promptly met, and adopted series of strong resolutions
on the subect-declarng that they would not submit 10
such stale Of things and that Mr. Dillon mus, IRE.
move beyond the limits Of the nnnan Se,,h" AZ.
cordIngly committees was appointed to wal, On Mr.
Dillon. and inform him that his further there
was incompatible with the peace. safety and order 1t
the community. and advising hin forthwi 10 rav.
the State. Mr.. ID. asked time for refirc,ion Which
was granted, and space Of six days alow.i him IL
make up his decision, and a committee Of forty vs.
then appointed TO see that, at the expiration Of that pr.
rod, MIR. d., should withdraw Of his accord and
ot 10 take the necessary measures IL caus him to Do
So" And So matters remained our las, dates from
Parkersburg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-06

The population of London proper, il will be seen is
oni l<oouo bni with lis suburbs amounts tn $50 2Sl
he suburban" population Of many of the other cities ot
Europe Is incudrd N tie returns The News save !,
we embrace BruokIyh as the surburbs of New York
winch II really Is, inasmuch that It's population is
composed OF those no do business here and move Nv or
mere dor commemorative population Of New York
proper would amount 10 1867 10 souls, and give New
YORK me hl'h rank IN the commercial world She has
aanrd this rank almost altogether through her natural
advantages. unaded by any those extraordinary
p"ses Which haveoi lae given such an impulse 10 the
prosperity oi Boston.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-06
lMPORTANT-GCirue!)

correspondent Of the Rchm,nd Wing, wri,joo fo,,.
New York. states that ian application will bo mad, =,
the next meeting of our Legislature. by COMPANY al.
ready formed, with capital Of soma i,relvs million,
To obtain charter In consruc, railroad from Ricbmu,a
to Guyandoe. This they will do w,huu. asking .
cen. from the State Legi sa,nre" We scarcely know
how to give credence this statement
the writer declares that he ''knpws that it 10 ~, and
knows the men," Ii be true, The application If III.
Company shall have all the suppor. we can give il. ".
will furnish much evidence least to our friends =.
cross the mountains that all hostile 10 i'm.
provemen's IN that region. though ynchburg NAV
mol come in for any especial share Of The benefit, II p,
va'e individuals choose embark their mea - in ,h.
enterprise. they shall have all the facilities wa can pys
them in carrying it But il is very different. thing
when the Stale is asked To continue a canal tho com
pleed portion Of which, though Piercing much the mo-,
productive portion Of the whole lne has din,
appointed public expectation in every respect A Ri,
Road may pay wellwe know sensible men VIII, beli.v.
that 1t will Certain are, that Canal ever can A,
tar as it has already gone it is upon The State ,re,.
sury-and the farther it goes through region growing
less and less fertile almost every step, the heavier will
be that tax.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-06

Virginia Military L..tituie.-The Board Of Visitor.
OF this institution met the u to consde, cha
e'e''eu oy Vol H. Smith, Superintendent and CO n
ma"d'"g olhcer. against Maj Williamson, Professor of
iac'cs' ~c and being Of opinion that the said Profes
s' "' ac'cs has been guilty Of grrss nsu,orlin,on
ana unocer'ke conduct. in using dsrespectful and i'm
proper language towards, and making personal assault
upon the Superintendent, the bth ul ordered ,hs,
The said Professor be suspended FOR the space Of three
months, without rly or n,un,at.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-06

o. Mr.. c. V. Grey, the Washington correspondent,
=" the charleston Mercury in reference to his charge
That President Folks Tariff letter TO Kane, in 1874.
was Written BY Secretary Walker says:-"The Hon.
neve'dy Johnson, now L. S. Senator from Maryan
was informed by another Senator that Mr. Walker him
sell had told him that he the writer or The author
'' The Kane letter." The Washington Union. on the
DINER hand Is authorised both by the President and Sec
reary to assert tina, the charge is wholly unrue-hat
Mr. Polk was hlmsef,he writer of the letter, and that
MI Walker was ignorant that any snch lett er had been
written until ii was published in the newspapers, and
was never consulted about writing the letter or ABOUT
lis contents.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-06
.NeD York Episc0pdl Coape

lhls body was still in session our last dates from
New York. On Saturday the 9Th ult.. the res,atoos
reported by the majority of the Committee Of q were
adopted by decisive majorlies By these res buttons
the trustees Of the Episcopate Fund were directed TO
pay to Bishop Onderdonk Notwithstanding his 81 .pen-
son The arrears Of salary due him Bishop of The Do
cese, Cat the rate of 5000 per annnn, )-,ni ,h,,
while the sentence Of suspension, which i, sill DO re-
membered is Indefinite continues in f.rce Bisho,s Of
other D'oceses shall be invited the Performance Of
such Episcopal acts as may be necessary.
The debate these resolutions was an excited and
angry oae-''e leading members Of the body. bo,h lay
and clerical, participating in ,-and the Convention ad.
,ouned Tor the day manifesy in very bal temper and
amidst no little confnsion.
On Monday the 29th, the President (Dr. Crsiph.nn)
on resurnag ths chair. and ia brief and mpr,s.
s'e manner, stated. thar dsrisg the thirty years in
which ne had been member Of the Con veniion, no
had never Witnessed, had he ever see in any de-
lucrative assembly, the confusion disorder and tumuk
which had been exhibited on Saturday evening" Order
he said, must be preserved; and he called upm tho
clergy and a'ty, with much sensibiy, to preserve tho
church from any similar disturbance, rejecting such
dlscredi ON its character The address (says the jour
nal of Commerce) had happy effect
The chief subject Of discussion on the 29L was
'lnon, authorizing the standing committee. in eassd
Inc inability. disability or absence of the Bishop from
Inc D"cese," TO make provision for Episcopal acts
o'"er b'shops The ground Of opp~i tim to il 'ha
the Standing committee had already full ecces A.ic'I
po"ers-and that the Di.eese had Bish,p. or i, had
not there was no Bishsp, the authority was with
The standing commee if there was a Bishop the stat"
ding Committee had no eight exercise ,nch author
". Requiring majority ofawo.hris. the reso u'O'
Jailed. The vote st,Wd as fpIlows: Ayes, clergy 81.
'ay 81, Noes, clergy 35. la,y 44.-Judge O,k'J
moved resolution avowing i, as the sens Of the C"n'
ven'''n, "ihai no should be made looking to tho
restoration OF Bishop Onderdonk. who. it believed
could never fulfil the office Of Bishop in this Dcess
with usefulness 10 the church Of God" On this re'0
'u'n debate took place characterized BY deep feeling
and powerful ehquence. II dualiy rejected BY tm
following vo'e Ayes, clergy 40. lay So; Noes, e''i
sy 10, lai,y 81. The Convention then adjourned Nv
next day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-06

Diamonds IN Georeia-The Editor Of the Athens
Banner sa)s:-N he at Gainesville last week we were
SHOWN 'wn dIamohds Zone weighing, We believe, 8.
ana the other 81 carats.) which found in gold
mine be'en9Ing t., Dr. Banks We also saw NOR.
valuable DIanend tcond sone time since, and which
having been cut IN the firm d brlllsnt and hands m.
y sci IN breast pin. Is IN possession of Dr. Dsnell-
we earn that The geological rmalion of much oi Tia
county favorable Tor finding these gems and we doubt
not that few discoveries viii attract a.,
teatlon 10 that reg ion of country
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-06

% Among the 'On Dts" from Washington is one
'ha' new Pet Bank scheme OF finance is to be con
s'Iuced and chri'tened the "ndependen, Treasury
Which all the true 'democras will be required To sup
port Likewise. that in the ADM nlsraton preiet of
Jew ia"ii. ho" and sugar are to be particularly c,rej
tor. .\bU rufoas
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-06

Inc Cirinns'i Gazette says that the Grand Jury al
fark'rshnrs have returned bills of indictment against
three more clizens Of Ohio. for aiding and assisting in
NE escape ol larwouds slaves, TO wit Burden Sian
ton, Tiins Sho~ell aud Joseph Romaine The Gov
etnor OF Virginia has been solicited To make reouston
upon me Hvernor oi Ohlu, IL deliver these men Up as
J"g,iires from Virginia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-06
TIFF. MORMON WAR.
Bdftit fought and Jireaiy One Per,oa. Killed =

4 Bdttis fought and Treaty One per,ons Killed -
another B1fus ,ypeeied!
An etfa pufpofag.io cnfne firm the Illinois Stae
Register dated Sunday, S,pt. 2ls, gives the ullow lag
important news from Iianc ek:
appeats that The anti somons continued their work
4 Destruction. until rewards of 100 houses have been
coasup,ed. Sheriff Bsekefsios failed tn raising pos
~ strong en1s9h Ia stop these movements without re-.
snfng 10 Nausoe Uwng Ia The fear u all well dspsed
pefsons ia The country, that Their houses might be
consumed. We lrafn thai he raised abont 500 men
rsm Nausop all well armed, with which .s had dis,
per,ed The rIoefs, CO nn,anded by Col. Williams al
Green Plains.
H. this affair no lives were lost =. the anes run and
ek shelter IN cDrfcld telofe the posse came within
ftng distance
BaeLrhslos had b'en driven away from Carthage and
RETURNED wh ahont 500 men Ia remove his family; on
his retreat he fell IN with large body Of anti Nor
mons. when battle ensured. II is said that eybieen
sni Mormon- aud three Normons were killed Il ap.
pears that Williams. shssr Davis and other leaders IS
nPd. large number ii the anti A1ormons were ia
ken prisoners and confined and guarded In the
Courthouse al Carthage.
The people had all fled from Carthage, Augusta and
"her n Norman towns. aud carried their familie. in
10 he counties f Adams, Marquette Schuyler. and Nc
D3nongh. and are heating mp Tor volunteers in ihse
rnn'ifs. 10 recruit their bfces with which 10 renew
HE wAf u 0nknnwn how many men they viii be- able
10 also; but II Is believed that they hav. 50 dsc.aced
themselves Ivy The incendiary mode in which they have
carried ~ HE war that their all not be very
great But II they succeed another bloody tile may
be expected ~ the course of This week
Brinnr This news bad arrived. The Governor had issu-
ed call iof i've hundred nen 10 quel the disurban-
ces.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-06

FnoM CALlronMa Accounts from Aorterev e.,
hiofna, IN june a. state that the MEXICAN government
vas about To srnd G,yernur and $500 men 10 Cal,r
MA opreserye tina, part of The Republic from being dis
membetrd. capt Stephen smith. passenger from Bos
lan IN the ship California, had been arrested at San
Bias. by an armed olce. suspicion Of furnishing the
osaItctcd parry In California with arms aud ammunl.
li1n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-06
FOR KE.N.T.

vu,I,,,D
U'lAi valuable corner stand situated at the junc>
non OF Man Street, and Sd alley. Immediately in
front m bryant, ltnsry Lavinder. and the mex, door
~ below the Virglnian Office. This proper
TSH:..;4 ~ has just undergone repair. and is now
alillkt in good order far business on large SCALE
k~SzE<xaE3 either Cor Dry Goods or G rocery Store
no""eced ~h the Store in rear. there is large Bale
,'o"Se with good Cellars. the alley leading TO the
lansh"rne Mills. and 10 l.yoch's Warehouse. Posses
sion can be had on the frs, day of September next
FOR terms. which will be reasonable and suited 10 the
times, Application may be made ~ the subscriber.
A. LlGGAT.
Au. IA lslf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-06

W Moses Johnsun the free culored convict, WI"
some days ago, killed Muses. Ferguson. Keeper il" tho
rene"''ary was tried at special tern If judge Mem
'as court IN R'chmond, found guilty. and sense"ees
10 DC huns IN December next. The tnse. however, y"
oeen carried up to the General Court, on bill Of ese7
IONS flsJ ~ the prisoners euunsal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-06

o"'ion yarn has been spun fine by the hand in In
da, maj one pound OF II would reach 5 miles When
u Hes On The grass in the dew it is no pngar visible
he mattress call 1t "wovpn air" IN England also
1t has been woven 50 fine tina. one pound will reach l67
miles ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-06

Smator Bagby Of .Aiubama.-We perceive by a cor
respondence in The Mobile Advertiser between e. W.
Gayle, member elect Of the Alabama Legislature and
A. p Baob,, of the IT, S. Senators from tina, State
that an eorl will probably be made, the next session
oil tina, body. by his brother Locus, instruct Mr. b. To
resign his seat III The Senate. This movement grows
out OF the hesitation evnced by Senator Bagby on the
Texas question, IN refusing for time, vote for an
nexaon by simple joint resouon the demonstration.
aity Ut which he correctly affirmed. But surely his
party ought to be aPpeased by his subsequently swal-
lowing that unconstitutional measure. soon AS was
creased by Senator Benton's alternative proposition
which was known TO be at the time as well as alters
wards, dead htter-and which was only appended to
to the capacity ii his and Senator Bapby's gue,s
We shall not replne al his decapation, however.
Mr.. Il. says he shall be at Tuscaloosa when the Lee
ssainre meets. Tor the purpose of submitting his whole
course To the decision of that body lie claims the
credit OF having finally saved the measure Of annexa
ll"n." when his vote would have defeated it, But as
The vote OF any other Senator who sustained it would
have had precisely the eject we cannot recognize
his peculiar claim 10 credit that score-unless it be
mat, IN voting for it, he alone voted for what he be-
lieved 10 be an unconstitutional act and "saved the
measure by The violation Of his oath! II that be his
meaning. we think gives him very imposing claim
10 the confidence OF any party. II may show that he
WIN be very convenient Senator for his party SO long
as 'hey are IN the najory-but he might be equal
y SO 10 Their opponents. should revolution of public
sentiment give them the cotrul Of the Senatorial of.
flee,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-06

MrspfR'N PniLApELPnIA,-.4rrest ofthe Murders
er-A young man named James Garvin was murdered
IN Philadelphia on Saturday night, by another named
'edrf'ck L. Snyder, who was arrested the mex,
nnotulng.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-06

Inc Alton Telegraph saws; 1--WE deeply regret to
state that Schuyler Strong. Esq one of the most dsuin
%u'shed members oil the Illinois Bar, put period to
MS eNlsc"cS at his residence in Springfield few days
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-06

Sr,nBING.-W ihs JONES, IT,, stabbed and killed Mr.
l. T. lhonpson. ol Ruherfrd near Mnrlrees'r rough
Tenn. few days since Mr.. Il. died IN few min.
utek
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-06
POPULATION OF NEW YORK CIrY.--Tb

census oi Ne" York has just been taken by order of the
State government. The Morning News pnblshe, n de-
tailed statement ol population Of each of he wards in the
Guy 81 New York, which shows that the population of
that city amounts 10 3G6, 1856 being an Increase If
io13 IA the last five years. The population and val
ne Of property snce 1926 l. given as follows:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-06
FOR RENT,

VIZ. ti"nse and lot the hill, Opposite Mr.
L "reers, and occupied at present by Mr. Gould
a"' POSSESSION Will be given the LIST of October next
Sept % VISIT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-06

Ia The short perlod Of huadred and twenty i've
years the Enppru o America has arisen 10 the SIKH
iahs III the commercial world. She stands rs compared
WIN 'he leading ees ii tbs world according TO late
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-06

The R'rkiaghan Republican of the 26th Sept con>
ans Tie following tnacing description OF The seene IN
court n Stiuiion ~ the trial OF J1hnsn wh, with his
hour negro aocnmPllcrs committed an outisce upon