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49,, THE attention If gentlemen visiting Richmond
Iii Is respectfully called 10 this HOTEL, so long
--'--4 and generally known under the direction ot Mrs
buyal. l. delightful loeation fine accommodation
and tie qnle anu orderly in which 1t is conduct
I'd, make equally desirable lJr families and Of bu>
sintss.
The P1cidiml Hons, is situated on level and e,u
uial emurnce, near HE cenlre Of the city, few stops
from lhe Capitol. Governors House aud Guy Hail. and
very Convenient 10 the Rad road Depois, Boat Landings
and hn surss pnr' ri the city.
-. Gae PoHntrAS CoAcu will be in readiness to
convey passengers and baggage and from the hotel
WITHOUT Gil ARGE. aud thus save them from 50
eculs 10 s. p1rlefa.e. BAR, on The basement floor
CHS. l.. DlBRELL.
July7 Is if
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STATE ELECTIONS.

GEOBGiA-As tar as heard from, Crawf,rJ H.,
Wing candidate for Governor, las a majority If ira,
y3es which il is supposed Will be materially v,,;.,
by the twn cuunties returns from which are vel IN r.
received. This is indeed glorious triumph exh;.;,,,
tan OF abaut 1000 VOTES since last Fall and sh,,.;
that there is at least State in which the Whio e..
burns as brightly In the State Legislature III.
Wings viii have majority Of On joint ballut
PENNSYLtANIA-Iii is one Of The mos, r.m,I
able events Of the day. HAT. while in extreme S,,h
efn aud eotlon growing State, the Wing s,reno,h h.,
been augmented, in Penns, vana, decided and ,h,.
roughsgong tariff State, the Iocniocus have o,,.,
ar1nnd IS 10 be accounted for only BY the i,nn,,o
aul gubility of It's population, who still confIe in H..
assurances of heir leaders that Polk is better tariff
than Clay and the Iocps are the true tariff n,,,
The election for members Of The State Legislature l.,
resulted as f,liuws In the Senate, Wbips Is Io,..
lS in The lloLse, LJcos IRON 60 10 60, n hjy, G,r,
81 Ia 10.
OllI0.-Ne have partial returns from thi, STATE r.,
The State Legislature. They Lol decisive of III. p,
suit but they indicate augmentation Of Tho Wh;o
n1jodly in the last Legislature
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TENNESSEE

We have already announced the organization or ,I.
lfesai"re oil Tbs State The Annual Message Of Ga,
JONES, which vas communicated 10 both House. n, -.
ION ihs' occupies considerable space hat is nev,r,b
exclusively devoted 10 the a,Irs Of the Srae-to IA
ucatl1n, Internal improvements, the BANKING S..
and kindred topics. lie shows that the B,,k ot
ienAt5see Che entire stock of which Is owned NV -.
Siaf@) Is losing concern, and he as rises ,, !, ~.
!" "''aa''2h and lis Affairs gradually wound up.-Tb,
ahea condition oi Tennessee appears to be much b.,
yer thsn INA, OF must Of he Southern and Wss,.,.
States. The total amount Of the Stat. delhi s a. a7o
40. II The Bank Of tennessee be w,pDj II, and -.
remaining capital be employed in the paymen, If nj.
debt, the means Of The Sise applicable TO thai
would amount 10 S. ,323 600 leaving only SIC; IN T..
be provided 0rby taxation
CAV Jones calls the attention Of the Legislature =,
two Instances of Conflict between the Execute. -.
Judicial authorities. which. from lhpr novel;, as u.n
as Importance, Viii attract suine attention R-ou;s
had oeen made upon The Executive of Tennessee. hv
Governors oi Mar. land and North Carolina each ia,
The surrender Of certain uoi,iyes from ius,c. al =,
GOVERNOR IN conp'iance with the provision Of the s
eral constitution the subject had issued warrants e.
The apprehension aud delivery If the fpoyes. Tho,
o'' accordingly arrested, but III hplh were snt.r
q"eniiy taken before State Judges on wits Of habc,,
corpus, and discharged from rusody-in one case nv
Judge kina. On what ground the Governor saws hs
knows not; and in the other by Judge Anderson on III.
around Of an alleged defect in the warrant The Ca,
ernor calls upon The Legislature To provide remedy
gainst similar occurrences, which. # permitted NAV
only defeat the end, Of Justice but produce coision.
between the States.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-23

DISTRESSING CASE FHNnRD7HOBiA.-
tdsIosslng case at hyde'p'llla uerufrtd al Beldns
(Pa1 last week. Ga the S1th al August last san al
Nj. W imam oln, lad seven years old. was sevtrey
uilten lay dug beunLug Nh. Ddnid fogel and sun
peted 10 have been tail. NJ immediate bud effects
followed upin tic wound II became hraleI aud ihe
boy WIS healthy. and Ven; h school n, usual until
Tuesday last. nh'u he omplaiard Of iudlspasillon.
which. however, oNritrd no Immediate alarm. But On
W edatslay he exhibited aaeqayacH = apI1ns of by
drphpba and were pronounced such hy has medical At
leudant Spasmadle plraAl occurred frequent in
ersals which were brought upon hln aud increased by
every I'll II 10 drink wafer, and Friday m9mng lie eA~
prrd. TIM SAD event had CAUSED considerable Excite,
men: ia Reading aad the conduct Il The town Council
"a refusing pass ordinance hat had been submitted
running of dogs al large IN the sfect uurss rrg,Jcd
with muzlle, ID ftPfeacadei he M measured l,tms.
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a Hud,1mc Present the Far Of the 4
mercan institute, in New York, few DAYS ago
was exhibited beautiful Silver Vase intended as
present 10 Mr.. Clay. from the gold aud silver ar
tizlns of that city. The Vase is about three fee,
high and cost 5000, anl in lis chaste an beauti-
hl workmanship oes great credit to the manufacturer
WIN. Adams. The chasin! is neat and elaborate The
white frost work contrasting finely with the FURNISHED
portion. The handles are light and graceful beautiful.
~ cbSeIIej and ftod to the body with gentle and
symmetrical curve. Between them are two shields one
on each side. Ga Is intended to depict in cha
sing, slveTsmth's workshop, with the men husily en-
ployed; and on the other engrave the following in
scrpon: "Presenied 10 Henry Clay by the gold and
silver ariIzans of the city If New York. as tribute Of
their respect for the faithful and patriotic manner in
which he has discharged his high public trusts. and es
Peraly for his early and unne advocacy of Protection
10 Domestic Industry" The richest part Of the chasing
on the cover, which is snrmounled by an eagle with
wings extended as just aghting upon rock against
which the surrounding waters are vainly BEATING
"iiow typical, we thought, (says the n. Y CONNER.
cIa,) OF The man To whom il is presented The wave
oil adversely may the wind of political n-rali1ude
may whistle arnund,--hut, seated on tie rock Of his
conh'rys prosperity he proudly look to posterity
Tor that justice which his co;emp1rarlas may deny"
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G}- aaEsD TO THE k.fBFES.
New Fall and Winter Goods.

1 , lCARDS, RYAN < co, have the pleasure of
70 Announcing to the lHDIts OF LyNcuBURG and
those al lis vicinity that they will receive and open
rnis DAY. large portion of The their stock OF FALL
AND WINTER GOODS, embracing ore OF the most
varied and elegant in styles of rich ancy goods, has
been 'hcu pleasure to offer them.
The junior partner having just returned from the
N"fhera cities, conf emily assures his friends and the
public generally, that he has spared no pains 10 procure
tne NEWEST anj MOsr FASHIONABLE GOODS, that The
French, English and American markets could furnish
Their stuck oil Calhs, CassimeTes Nesng, Shirtngs,
CraEahnGs, GHyes, Hosiery, Sc. &C. greatly snrpass
rs any They have had the pleasure OF exhibiting IN
ihis m1rke They respectfully solicit an examination
1t Their extensive stock before purchasing Terms CASH
Prices 10 correspond with the terms aud times. None
shall sal he 'aa style oad quality Of goods, knowingly
cheaper ttaa zee. REGARDS, RYAN CO.,
Nexl door to w. Il. Young.
Sept 8 sif
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.g.y'TTgR.gCFTE con-,

And the sltsfctlon IL has given. The Coal has been
eafriuly sceced, broken aud screened kept under
cover IN liak lpuf aud Is warranted tree IRON slate
din, ani will be delivered on the BASIN bauk Rct>
pond slhe bow ptlce Of $3.50 per cart laod Of 20 BUSH
els
Those who prefer II can have the Coal in The lump;
and II amy be proper To say 10 those who have
sed Anthracite toal. thai II is preferred all other
Goals Where il has been used, from the fact that is
productive OF no suokc din OF ashes compared with
ant haninous Coal and bushel will last hong aud
GIVE more heat than Two bushels Of most other Goals
= Al oldffs directed 10 by mail, inclusng cash
II city reference will fnret with prompt attention Or
drs sent dpwn hy boats will likewise with prompt
ittrllou # elt the uf'e Of the Times aud Compi-
lrf,' opposite the Banks, Main Street, Redmond.
JAMES DAVIS.
Redmond Oct . w3mit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-23
THE MOVING OF THE sp,RIr-rbe a.,

THE MOVING OF THE SPiRIT-The On.
kers are generally preiy quiet aud orderly set of folks
and good deal like the lnshmla- wi. ''ihry don't
say much. but they keep oPa devil OF If thinking all
he liue, aud lf tins reason prr,uns 1Hs they
EASILY be imposed upon-snd ih1ul ht the n.tur,
aus Amy KELLY ieW days sinre Ia Ohio. Amy. pre-,
su.eing up1n'ne au war and nun-resslanre principles
Of the I, akeIs obtu3ed hersefuPnn Of thct meet
ms. when following scene srcntrrd:
"Brnjamin IT,. ,e arose and said. Friend think thee
had better take thy Al aud disturb our reli 2aus
meetings Bus Aay kln''V replied thar she had AIRS
sage to deliver lhe Friends lseIe assembled and she
must speak, whether would h,7r ef whether iEry
would iorhrar' Taa Qiakef replied. Friend. II thee
does not lake thy sFat will have 10 carr, hee out;
thee mns MT dls'n!b our m-eugsof Worship suit
ing The action Ia the word. carried her out
Abby dremin2 this Treatment ra,er too rns,gi, NOR
ing of he spirit deeFmned to get married. and hereaf
ter. freds, be II ku5"n, ) Foster all do all of 10
by's 6,htng
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-23
From f,t boston J,og,ai. OF Is.

Rtv Dr. Jens1S.--lhr ship ) 4rhia Nalhcr, Cap,
CJdinan, arrived Hrs hfeBnpn, inln Mluuiins, saJ
br4ul III as uassen!at The Iley AJnnirn Jid,op well
Know 10 al tbrisl,a1u CT his devoted and successful
aburs Missionary to Iiutmlh lar pa''od u lh9Y
bur yeas. Dr. Jpdsop. We are glad 10 lean, IL III
GOOD physical health. He len Batnal. accompanied
by tls WIFE, IN En- l.h ship. rrlnfn by Wy Il Ia
gland HE SIP Touched at Mluntn, hlfs Juds3u
vas IA III health Wien size le BufHah, bn' al MaufI
nus her health serhed much improved that the Dor
t"f hoped Ia be ebls 10 directly Bufmah; and
with this expectation he unfortunately back Two
nalivrs Of nrmah. whpn be had ~ngag ed - as5s him
IN pppnr ng Dictionary Of the Burnah language ~
Snts gtenily, however Mrs Juds9as llles increased
10 such an eAteu that he concluded 10 pissl in his IN
ienion 10 RUIN To this country and took passage in
the SopIn Waller This ship put mo ST. Helena
lbuni The Isl al September. where Mr. Judson died.
Or Jndsnn vii receive warm and cufd aI reception
from his numerous friends hts country. although lew
VIII shpk hands with hin as he lcl his naive shores
N ht> arduuus undertaking. NJ" greet him IN hi,
turn, 1lmr makes sad ehangrs. But he VIII fad
many whn are lJGiiar nilh lis zrasus services tht
cansc Il" Chflrlaiaiy Who tosp0t hn Tor his talents
and ltanint. and rsteen hn tDr his tieiy aud hhoi
Christian virtues, which have en- manifested through.
'at all his miss on1ry la51fs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-23

Congressional hisiHgencer.--The publishers of the
National ihiellseacer propose 10 issue weeky Com
gressional lnltigencer' throughout the coming llns
session of Congress fTsl, or SIX copies for So This
paper will gives lucid daily iurnal Of the proceedings
OF Congress- with the official Messages Reports, Sc.
and all the important speeches. # viii be the best chear
record exant of the donss in Congress and we bcspeak
Tor II the supp9rt Of those who wish tn receive napr
Of 'he kind lfam the seat Of government.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-23

ir'taiiec fa7gaiss.-A sates NJ hrgeties have brea
discovered Ia Phadelpla, by @hlch seyeta baSlnes.
htns aud Two u three haBk, losers 10 the amount
Slo.uoo laey were pcfpgiml ID by ItomGs " inn
mho has kept 1T several years an extensive wholesale
aud retail establish noui IA Second stre below Market
lie Is presumed 10 have been IN TIM hnhlt o cary
his business by meaus III forged ppef Tor The past yeo
nr MN. by posting the paper urged by hin IN n,
hand ol ihe merchants lfon whun ha made purcl i,s
as collateral serurty. When nut aide u negotiate tn
uses The uoibof uf tbe,e tar1rnes has leh he rlv
nad ~ clue has VI been obtained Ia has Whetea.
bouts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-23

Gambiag IN .Afw York -Couplan,s against the
gambling houses If New York are being made At
,hsse fashionable places Of iudy uas have recent
" hist large sums ufmcBey. At Two stiings one per-
rH knt 5000 AT faro. and il said that Few evenings
go" IN agent Of an tasien hass los, The immense
n &7OQO ri certain house, sitting -hese pla
ces. IL curse we'll known 10 The Police. but The
mount Of nancy which they make enables them 10 keep
these vir'oons protectors Of society from pryng deep
u into their business,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-23

Explanations have been already commenced N bat
pAH o Texas, knnwn the disputed Tertiary. Capt
kerr OF the Dragnns, has penetrated the couarv ifv
niles west Of Corpus Cprs. and describes
iul yond description. Deer. iHrkss and Wild h,rsrs
range over II IN numbers. Capt Mclean had
rended The Nueces thirty miles s'esmhus He
iound no "bslrncli,ns in the river fr shi draught
aA's the least depth hraus The entire distance be
ing ivur feet Two inches.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-23

"itdaa, .9iom II depulatipu Of PattsRatomie
Indians arrived at Cnctuna,I Monday. There are
eleven IN all-righ full bi'uds. and hfre half-prnc
pal men Of Their tribe, Their homes are 1t Council
Buii and they are an lhot way 10 WASHINGTON CITY,
To treai for The sale aud 'habse ol their lands Co.
Elliott the Indian Agent, has Them ia charge. Among
them are Nahbonseb, llolyday. Lcclerc AMI Beaabue
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-23

D. We are panied to learn. from paragraph IN W.
last GAINESVILLE (Va) Gazette, that a child Of the Kew
David ). D.ggett, Of Randolph Macon College, wa"
lshnckingly burnt the 18th inst. that no hope W"
entertained OF lis recovery. Ii seems that the child wa
left alone in room where there was fire, and ac;d'
tally got ntu II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-23

THE TOWN OF ALTON. Illinois. exhibits
sifanac phenomenon la s statistics. for IT Is stated that
br population II lhs lbsn 10 900, and that
an4ng he hole ihrfe onl, Twelve unmarried fe>
nqrs eleven II uhrn are engaged and the twelfth Is
widow. who has already Ind three husbands. II thr
ceaaus is accurately compiled. ngree perfectly with
the Nrw1rk Advertiser Thar this offers fne "chancG
f,r namitried ladirsv Crli' cy in such a community
thar would Seem IL he very nearly quite impossible
'ihr f,flrfn maAlng up Inc dozen nnprovded IT,
ar hound "a believe. IN only very temporary widDw-
h1d aud will be Obliged in very lew days 10 take
the 1ufih husband. The Alf1nans will never pefniI
lady to remain unmarried mere than month
toprier s. Enquirer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-23

C5acad for Dh,d.-The Genn-ssoo Farmer states
thai near Saeja.ty. Otn. charcoal. ground fine. ha.
bcen api.' Il {" wheat lands with signal success The
ayefa1e yield ot lpu pieces grown by Nh Hayward o.
Ba04n, Ia which ~ bu heels Of charcoal per acre had
5ren applied fgas q bus5els per acre. Mr. Hayward
vii apply 10000 bushels # coal 10 wheat fields this
autumn. lie gtuds It IN common bark mill used by
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-23

Copi.HtH Gold toia.--'lhe ,d.lor If tie phladel
pha |. =. Gaza'te has seen sh1'iy executed cuun.
ierle OF dollar gld piece 1. : r1rtrnry Of lhs
date At SO, wlh he thus d,scrlts Il may lie de-
reied by lis ing which vii prove rs hrlpg made Of
gilded White metal. The DE by Vhlh il has been
stamped Is wciien1arad aad sihial the ''tng," The
ceenlrrie's Vii nat readily be DETECTED. We are TODD
that they have been nun,tan.iy cifeu.airdn
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-23

APPLES IN uENsE ORGhARD.-M Rob't.
Livingston Pm. ofpeham. l. l,ler county New York
tbauslrd Furnishing trees. irou which he has been ena
be1 10 rather and park his year nearly fur Thousand
bnnels; all o which are preparing for shipment En
rapr. ubn Guna and niher distant countries They
sald IN New York. by his commission merchant al
SIX dollars per barrel ils they arrive by the boats
from his lauus.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-23

LAUGHING INCIDENT. Ia the new mel"lfs
ua f.sraiIy COT ~ Chatham Theatre fsuons rob
hef talsn as tebfsjfd aid bis head Is exhibited o
hp audience - hins pia~sd abe ia The centre ot
hf Haae. T. accomplish hts to the lile the nhbef's
1jY Gsa1 In the body u tie table. and his neck Is
in.d bale VA lie eentfraf he leaf that 10 lie
aa,i,ace II uals pfersfy ileuah The mans head had
BEN Ell md SID nu ia plai nl is avn blood on
ihr aHe. On BE fifth nighl 81 the exhibition. wag
Ct ulo Lac ihfA Of the stare boxes and by
rans BaroHyrc m1usged 10 blow hot al Scotch snnil
The .ago Just the nr the head placed the
liable A. SOM a. The snuff had began To settle down,
The head commenced sncez.ng 10 tho ANAL amuSe-
the andisnrr aud The sneeznq could MT be-
soatei he cnfai1 lcl AMID u laughter aud con
ldsiyn.--.N. l. Saa.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-23

BAPusr toNyENreN-A Qenem Cunyen6nn Of the
lbpet denomination OF lhc lntlt Safes IS u he Erld
Al Mulberry 81. Tabernacle. n Nm lfk an lie third
" edpeshy 81 November upXt. The special object uf
the mretina vii be Ia make such alterations ~ tie en
smHe0 al ihe Convention have been rendered ncres
slfy by lhe Withdrawal Of hr southern churches tom
Their connection ~ an account at The slavery qacs
nun. Rev. Dt Seats, rflt..sr 81 New en- Theological
semolfy, viii preach oa The ue'asion,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-23
FLOI L SPECULATION

The Intelligence brought by The steamer Great Britain
has led 10 active speculaons in the Flour market and
there has been already considerable advance in the
OF thai article The day after the receipt of the new,
in New York, the advance was so cents per barrel
which has since reached nearly dollar The Jour-
nal Of Commerce of the 18Th inst 6 u'enck p NJ y
says Flour Is agliatrd. Genessee opened at IS 81,
hat Is now 10 with few sellers. One Of the Ia, I
things on Change was the purchase of 5000 bbs in sor.
at 50 10 with the privilege Of taking ten DAYS henrs
with no extra charge. For Howard street flour Is so
IS offered VI heat has Of gone up to correspnd
ing rates, aud is quoted at ST 10 to 90 in New York
In Baltimore, on Saturday afternoon last, holder.
were firm in asking s. to 5 25 but The only sale was
one OF SEQ bhs of Cry Mills at So 25 Wheat had
an upward tendenry-while selling for ITO TO rs
cents. and red at les 10 TO-
IL Richmond, the sales of Flour las, Saturday were
at s. 70; Wheat, 100 To I05 cts
In This market, Flour may be quoted at A % to
81 So and Wheat al SO cents for Red and So cents lu
White.
II the advices by the next steamer (now daily expect.
ed shall confirm The by the Great Britain
which inform not only of probable scarci,y If bread
sluts Eogand but also the Continent the advance
will doubtless be still greater In Holland. Bel,ium,
Poland and the north of Europe generally it is supposed
The crops will be deficient. In that event, there will
unqursllocaby he demand for the entire surplus pro-
ducts Of the United s aes.
letter from Albany 10 The editors Of the ~ Y jour.
nal Of Cummerce dated the l7h inst, states ,ha, il
consequence of The sir in the Flour market dealers were
figuring up the quantity suTs likely To reach
tide fore the close Of he canal NAVIGATION nv
ice appears tia, The While receipts for the Of
L. Il Mrre,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-23

frEScH SroLI,rtoNs ruioB TO ISe0-We lcara
from the Phadflpla Month hmrnean that nctt.
lag al lhe teulal Committee appointed n convention
II claimants III sreali,ns by Trance prior 10 ls0O II
mas bern resolved 10 call Convthl,ou al Claimants. Ia
be hfld IN he cry q New lofk, un "Wednesday, the
3Jth Of Uataher lust.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-23

o. The Fincasie Wing informs us that Mr. Jame'
Mcdowell ofihat place has declined the Office OF con-
sui at Londonderry, in Ireland conferred On hmby Pres
ident Polk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-23

e. franklin Pierce, Esq has declined the appo"''
ment OF L 5. Senator from New Hampshire. in pace
Vi Mr.. Woodbury., rendered 10 him by Gov. Steele.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-23

DrtTn FROM lhnnornonn.-A s5n If Nj r.
main, ol y Orleans, died q e,v daysatp ol llydnpho
ha.--'le vas bitten by dig lwo months previous
uul supposed 10 he mad and therefore recourse was
hal 10 any preventative.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-23

Gen Sum, Hon. 'on--lt appears ,ha, Gen. Houston
has gone p,sl haste 10 l.yas What's ia The wind noN
Pon Gits'n. Miss. letter Of the LIT inst, says he
stopped there Just long enough 10 enquire The nearest
Soad to Texas,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-23

STATpE TO CoLVMars.-'rhp German journals an.
ibata statue be erected at tpna Ia Chfls
inphel Coluhus, AMI hai the knI Of SarlIn has sab
schbed ~ the amount Of 5G.Q00 faucs