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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-13

TELEGRAPHIc CoRREsPoNDENCE. The N.
York and Boston Telegraph Association have
agreed upon the terms of correspondence and
tariff of charges, by which a communication
Of fifteen words between the two cities will be
charged twenty-five cents, and intermediate
places in proportion. In all communications,
the name of the sender, the address of the com
muncaton, and the necessary directions of the
sender for the disposition of it, wW be gratis
The Offices in New York and Boston are to be
kept open at all times, day and night, for the
transmission of communcatons-the first ap-
plicant to be first served, For night service 4
higher charge will be made for delivery, Of not
less than five nor more than fifteen cents
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-13
BpRGDIGY OF CnEMTSTRy. Tn,

MDAaSDIOR OF CIR EM ASiISG. The most
y. celebrated and elegant Toilet Articles now in
use are JULES HAUEi'S His DEDICATED
NYMPH SOAP, or EAU DIVINE De VENUS, com
posed of an Eastern Botanical discovery Of surprising
efficacy, for rendering the skin soft aud fair, well
as uparti delicate rOsGae hue tn the complexion,
and 10 eradicate Tan, PMP'cy FSccics. Sunjurn aud
other un'sltly cutaneous vsitations, SO iLimcal to
female nveness.
His EAU LUSTRAL HAIR RESTORATIVE,
tree rom ardent spirits pungcHt essential oils, aud
other dc'trnctiy" Materials cleans the hair cypcdl
unuSlY, renders il thankfully bright and npars Iu it
the delicate r'ganor Of the flowers; and il will p0.i-
lively bring Nar Hnir on BiH Heats by the use o.
thi tCshm'cd extract Its prearryative against
badness. and m naihlr cure in All affections Of the
skin on he head, well IS preventing the hair from
u'Hia. grey.
His CELEBRATED SHAVING CREAM, Which
d"&Ts 4 comparison ia America or europe.
hr also oli@r3 10 tr sanction "f the public his EO%E
fnOIH PASTE, winch single t.Gl VIII Prove It's
efficacy.
The a"hscrbar otrrs "a ~ Cjud ihr money fl,rvcry
article which VIII o. prove rcprC sertaa above.
For sale, wlio!a>lIr and rui5iI, by
tFT L
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-13

REFORMATION, The hardware merchants
of New York have agreed TO close their stores
at 8 P. NJ. If they should do it at 8 P. N.
they would make still greater improvement
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-13

AMUSING INCIDENT IN CoNGREss. tits said
that one Of the amusing incidents constantly
occurring on the floor of the House Of Congress
is the representation in the area, in iront Of the
Clerks desk, of i'Lhe long and the short Of Il, :"
from Illinois, whenever Mr. Wentworth and
Mr.. Douglass stand up there together and hold
private conversation--as they frequently do.
Mr.. Wentw orth is supposed TO be sir feel seucn,
and Mr.. Douglass fire feet four. With all this
difference in height, they are said to be equally
clever in their way.
4 FAMILY PoIsoNED. We learn from Bur
lngton. N. j., that Il family in that neighbour
hood were recently poisoned, in consequence
Of the Swamp Sumack having been used in 4
steaming process, instead Of tic Magnolia
None but those who have suffered from vcge-
table pojsons, can imagine the agony this IA
mily endured.
SwINpLING. Two brothers, named Nathan
lowering Ritter, and Michael Ritter, were ar.
rested in Philape! pha, ON Friday afternoon,
charged with conspiracy in attempting to de-
fraud number Of extensive firms Of that city,
out of goods to tie amount Of 100000.
TEXAS MEMBER or CoNGREss. The Hon.
r. Pilsbury has been nominated as candidate
for Congress, and has accepted. MIR. p. is a
native of Maine.
Mn. GoUGH. 1t is SAID that Mr.. Cough
will shortly change his vocation as a temper
ance lecturer to that of the Congregational
ministry He intends to spend the iemaindaI
of the winter in tho South.
REFORMATION, The hardware merchants
of New York have agreed TO close their stores
at P. NJ. If they should do it at P. NJ
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-13

TEXAS MEMBER or CoNGREss. Tho Hon.
y, Pilsbury has been nominated as candidate
for Congress, and has accepted. MIR. p is a
native of Maine.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-28
THURSDAY MY =. 1916.
,rlE IAIF. VICTORY.

w. oncta,ulae our readers upon the late intelligence
IL, Eio Grande The accounts are imperfect IN
,,s,sc,s and exaggerated. perhaps, SO tar as the
,,,ba enemy Is concerned. Enough Is h"o"n'
,,.,.,e, to render 1t certain that 6tn. iaSir mas
ioed j, brillani victory over vastly superior 'o'''
"a that M, tea,s need be entertained ct MS ID e
Tho coutape aud eoud conduct Of the American "'Fs
.o,sn,,uo,ls throughout the day. We have 10 Ia
IN, tho ASS If the gallant Major Rsgold. OF The Fly
~, arety and ol Majnr Brown 81 The iniaaity' ne
,n., died of wounds received III the ac'ion o Tue oh
;,., ,nd The later vas killed in the attack upon the
.,,,.,ch,d camn The moral effect Of such Tepulse
n1 sh,metul defeat will be prodieiens. II Will dis
hs,,,sn The enemy, and give the must presnmpinous
-. ,fden,e toour rru"ls. Grn. Ia,lor cit ihlS, has
Rad his Army swe.lcd 10 at least live thousand men,
and no doubt as euon he hears o tie d'eIaalion ol
v., he will cross the Rio G1ande aud take possession
Maamoras The appearance OF Com. tohnor with
the hole Of his squadron of he cast. WAS most opPor
,,,e The news of this brilliant affair reached hsre on
M,,,,u nieht when Immediately issued an extra.
1'..eigcnce. has dfllosed geeeral joy. We
hone Gen, Taylor Will follow up his success with
Woo, the moment his euiurc'menis and supplies ar
rive. Iet us give Mexico severe 'hrdshIng, bring
her Ia complete submi>,ion aud then snow or magma
,imi,y hy not taking advantage oi her Inundated con
,i,,on. lie, on acquisitions be moderate in proportion to
her watt Of poner To r,slsi This will raise nation
=, character more the eafqucal ii dzcn provinces
or the .xacon ii fifty mnls I'on The conquered 10
d,ray the tNreas,s Of The war.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-28

We have ia feqroac ourselves lur not suouer urging
the poprle,y Of raising company Of Volunteers in our
town, offer their services the President. Proba-
bly, they would be wanting, but why should
Iynchburg lag behind her sister towns! 1t would be
escnicheon upon her character dunk that she has
not. among population large, Sufficient number Of
citizens To frm Volunteer company. There has
been beg uning. Let not the good work stop, but a
complete company be formed aud report t, the Presi-
dent IN short time.
II will be seen by communication in paper this
morning that the Military spirit has revived, and that
We shall probably have several Volunteer companies Tor
the defence and ornament Of our ruwn.
Since wiring the abuye. the Alrchanc Artillery,
OWN A. Talbot, Captain have held meeting and
passed solution offer their services the Goyern.
meh' Should they be called upon to 90, We know they
will give good account o / themselves
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-28
RAIN. HAIL. &c

We Lave never known, in one year So much DIES
'fnc''oH 'oefos, land &C. as has happened this year,
by rain, hail and wind From almost all por,ions If tho
country We hear Of destructive rains. The farmers Of
''ls county Bedford and Franklin say that large por
ton OF their crops have been washed away by the heavy
rains. In many places all the soil has been washed A.
way from the hill Sides
on last Friday, we understand hail storm passed
through AppomatioX county, the centre and DIES
iroyed the whole Of TIE growing crop spectator Of
ihe scene says the hail stones were large as a mans
fist The wheat, and other crops were totally ,,
med, and al the time destroying an innumerahe
quantity OF window elass-lhe wind blew 50 hard as
10 destroy many trees. The storm as narrow NOT he
ing nnre than three Of four miles wide extending from
mile this side of the house TO two or tire. The
other side, with somo smaller hail for several miles
We have not been able to asl certain the engtb of tho
storm. We have aso heard Of several other hail
storms, but the stones too small TO do nurh dam
age.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-28
FpR IHE vInGiNIAN.
TO TIE PUBLIC SPIRITED.


Iflo'r, Ctierns.--An enemy threatens the southern
booer o our Country and the Governor has been called
on or three regiments OF Volunteers be- ed III rtadl'
10 be mustered into the service a the Un,sd States
his Is subject III hch all are deeply interested aud
II Is cite which should the patriotic iorvonr Of ev
cry American tllI2en. thai hu may be ready AT nny
mumeu 10 fly 10 the Iescue OF coinaon cuun'ty.-
such lceIu2 already pcryadcs the community 10 n
considerable extent.
We would call the attention Of the public 10 The
IynchhuI9 llght Infantry, long the pride aud defence
OF our town. It's numbers have Increased rapidly with
IN the last few days, but there is still for few
more gallant spIts. Make your wishes speedily known
to the Captain, or meet with the Company nj the Police
Office, next Friday evening at o'clock. and oppor.
tnnIiy will be afforded you nj becoming member
The old Mechanic Atlillery," The oldest Company
IN The Town. also claims nII share al public attention
and richly merits the patronage and encouragement of
our chZanS There are amongst her members many pa
rloc and valiant hearts ready 10 rush 10 the at
their county, call.
In addition 10 these there is now heng formed Vol
unteer Corps Of Young Men, which, II properly organIz
ed, viii be an honor 10 the State. aud pride To our
town, either IN peace war. / he isi may be found
at Mr.. VIM. D. FAIRS. II is fast filing up-ca and
pn, down your names while there Is yet room.
With a little more of the patriotic afduur and
spirit Of the ireemen OF 10, which induced the far
10 leave his plough, II e merchant his coubtlng~
room, the clerk his desk. and professional Of
every description their profession rally under the
Stars and Stripes u glorious Union. peryadIng
the bosom of our citizens old Volunteer corps would
flourish, and ones would spring up, fby magic,
IN every State. county and town uonehout the Unon.
The Military, the pride Of the country peace, and lis
defence in war, would be cherished and supported by
every good citizen. Il is upon hercliztn soIdery that
country relies for the deence OF her rahlslhe hOn
Other arnsand the preservation ot The glory oi the
'Slar Spaualed Banner" OF American ireedoml Upon
them she has rcied nor called uaii Such
the men VII delight 10 honor; aud loog as
have hearl of sufficient capacity 10 feel Tire cno-
tons of patoiisu sufficiently nefved 10 shou
der mu,kei, WELD sword 1t Will be devoted III de
Tending tho honor OF such Noble spirits.
An HoNoEARy MEMBER or THE "INFANTEY'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-28

4 FEW days ago, near Bo,koeal, in this county,
"a SILVER WATCH,
Of value about $50. Plain works marked "Iondon'
INSIDE, number and makers name not recolecich the
Gtce soplc,rIat unitiiicd about the GgWe nine. Up
rrhls OF srppurips the inside hop piece, square
srad OF round. Having, when lost. crystal. ana
not in GOOD running order, 1t Will most probably find its
way tn some Matchmaker Tor repair who desired TO
keep ook out Tor. and drlaih IT, suitable reward.
commensurate win lis value, will be paid by lis delivery
at tins Office. Campbell CLERKS Office VI WIN. a. Mil
Ter Biookneal.
MAY !S Wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-28
The Gorcrno' q Tir.inia appearing as Ccmso fer a


The Gorcrno' q FH.nia appearing as Ccmsel fer a
prisoner.
One OF the most remarkable circumstances of the pre-.
Sen. day, lis that our present Govetnnr, Wn,. Smith
should apPsar counsel for prisoner. At he last
term NJ the Fauqui Superior Court, he defended a
prisoner accused Of murder, leaving his Gu5eruaroraI
chair tor the purpose. Such thing is un'ad OF in
country heretofore. The Petersburg mregencer well
remarks, when says our Governors have only 10 lie: ii
be known that they viii defend criminals TO get the lar.
grst criminal Practice in the Stale Every rascal in the
Commonwealth viii become the client OF his txcelIency
trusting that II convicted, he vii, either gel a pardon
ron 'he 1"vernor himself, through his inf Ience
h the Council, IN case his dchcucy orbd- his acting
~ Knows what We are coming 10 in these days One
outrage readS quickly the heels o. another. that
our Indignation becomes, as were, lange the maze
Of nquilies
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-28
ODD FELLOWS

/ he Odd Fellows celebrated their Anniversary on
iasi Monday, WIN great ecIat. The Procession march.
ed from their Hall 10 the Methodist +. Church. where
alter prayer, ad singing by the Orphans, an Address
was delivered by Jacob II. Robinson Esq. which We
had not an opportunity TO hear. The Odd Fellows
have large number IN their Lodge in this place
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-28
iii. BiiANpi,Eru Pills.

TIE BKANbRErn PILLS.
Al the present time, when the counteif,ts these cce.
batcd Pills completely concentrated, snpfsrg
I" m thai they ehdeayot 10 ge on their stock Of spurious
pills undo, any name. II Is not the bis tine that the
"pouI Indian" has had father the ahoftous of CUNNING
dtths Pills, lave astunishod the shole medical faculty,
blessing that ever was given To The world.
he reason these calculated Pills have such n universal
F""d elect Is because their action amun1cs with the .
body
"forRo out the old lc,ven that You may have a new
lump the language Of Holy witt Ggmc upl,d phi.
tuaiiy, il true, but how could il have application I'm.
less confirmed h, practical experience The body matter
The foundation upon whirh this figure o ScIWo rests il
as 'mmo,abc ns the laws which govern tho tides or that
occasion the thnndeis OF heaven.
81 The following tho only authorized Agents for
sale oi br. Benam B,andtcth's Vegetable n,y,,sul
Pills.
DAVID u. PAYNE, Lynchhnrg, Campbell.
l''ntN iihHlewood, Castle tHig, do
II S"inncy u Co, MarysYillc, do
Lee, Bailey Il TO Brooknrnl,
Bcnlamin Nowlin ~ Co. Falling Creek,
WIN Mathews y Son, " akeI's hurei, =. Edward
ovofhe, \ Smith Charlotte e Il,
Spencer y Nenahlr, Prince Edward { II
VIM. Rice "a Cos rarmve do
Roberts N Brown, Amherst CT. Ilo.,
Samuel Cast Sanl,dgos'. Amherst,
Peters Reed, New Market Nelson,
6. =. Estes X son, Lo,ingsnn, do
q, i. ~ X. q. Bell, Liberty Bedford,
Samuel W illiams, Lisbon, do
May ii (5D II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-28
NOTICE.

The Ladies of Amherst Count House, New Glas-
cow and thcr vci0llIcs intend giving supper at The
New Glasgow Hotel, On Friday, the 5lh day ii Jone.
Each gentleman attending viii he charged - centa.
The proceeds To be appropriated To the painting aud re
pairing the church IN New Glasgow. The lades are
DETERMINED 10 make it in every rspcci interesting
tcrtao,meat, and rely upon the gentlemen 10 reward
Their tAeftiUuS with SUCCESS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-28
ROBERT MOlsIsISS
1Yse UHG yIOYEE,
Dagucrre0typc Miniatures.
.SEEI'Ess .NED.YL

A WARDED by the Franklin Institute. Philadel,
4 n p'la, aud American Institute, New York, for In.
proved Da2urneoiype Llkcnesses, taken by Van Loan
\ Rctzer.
w. A. Hezor's rooms door above the Citizans'
Savings Bank, iynchbng, Va, where b" spe.
cluens OF those exquisite works Of art, winch pro
nonnccd by scientific gentlemen Of Philadelphia and
New York, 10 stand nnrvalled either in Europe or A
iueflca.
Oh Paintings, Miniatures. and all kinds Of Pictures
accurately copied.
Pictures taken in all kinds If weather
il s common idea that these pictures will not stand
HE test Of iime-all such detect is entirely moved
as ey are gded by the gayanic process and viii
fade Instructions given IN The art and apparatus Of the
most approved kind furnished. Materials OF al kinds
used the ar Tor sale Ladies and gentlemen are invited
10 call and examine specimens.
Open from 8 O'Clock, A, Nj. 10 6 p. NJ
May2S 81
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SELLING. orr
T o G L0 S z aus IN Il 8

sblCARnS. RYAN s. co. have defermin, d 10 close
III their business IN Iynchburg soon as possible
To effect ,his desirable object their VERY EXrEN-
SiVE STOCK OF GOODS Is offered, by ,choiesnie OF
retail. at greni sacrdee. Many styles Of goods At
50 PER CENT LESS THAN COST.
To any Merchant who may wish 10 purchase of us,
the invoice will be showp. As our object u.s. 10 SELL.
OUT, very e regard will be had 10 what GOODS cosr
and we would say, ONCE FOR Alive have made 40
our minds 10 submit 10 sldepble sacrifice.
Telms--cash only unless otherwise understood.
REGARDS, RYAN &CO.
May IL i6s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-28
SPECIFICATIONS.

3" iNhenenig dssghed tot Masonic and Public Hall.
WI hr tteetrd by The undersigned connlilee until the
illh dag oil June nat.
SPECIFICATIONS.
ne eas'ment 10 be- nine fr., pitch (n the el.ar }
with ,en large rnoms with noors. aud hr.e smaller s,r
w"d Zee outside danra and frames. Two inside
dh," aud dhin Eleven windows and shutters - Ipht
e. by ihGass luslde finished IN waikmahl,ke man.
net. The basement wall In h. two feet AK inches
thth. o' rustic ent s"ne-imel,c inch courses Beds
and lenis To he ese cut with daf oi inch aronnd
each t"e lhe number II hsa.,ts MT to bo less than
one h every ten feet more II thought necessary by
10" building committee. Each header extend through
III" ahae depth vt the wall. aud To main am The same
ih'hhtss ihiunghnnt M stone msasute less IN the
bed tlan lis height The ahoe Ia he land IN lu bps a,
TIE hest nr'a aud 10 be executed IN substantial and
w"ik'nanikc manner.
The htet story ahove the hasrmen In b. III fec, Itch
Nv" hks thick ls bricks used The walls ia, ilnn
up, Nc. 10 he hd,d Twp piuers by , inches run.
n'ng The whole length Of The house. fonis OF the same
depth. aud II inches thick Que iatye front door and
r"llo sGhr pedesfdis and platform fine cnf and nan.
nced IN INST rata style. ii the Dorlc order. two
rooms al The end al the houss for the i The Masonic
ha'' sh"'a Two dooru and frames o common size one
"f outside, ard ene ior parlqn wall. Eleven window
frames and shutters Is light. II hy 90 plnss WIN
d"ws In he double hunga all complete. The inside fin
Sh 10 eo,'spond with the drawing Ia he seen on npri
cation 10 the building commune. All IN be- 81 The beat
material, aud executed ~ the hes, manner.
The second story or Masonic Hail. II Zee, pitch --
YAH hirh and hall ihek. tn. n,or 10 be- ol the
same Style and Workmanship as To material, (wnh the
ABOLITION III the foo being deadtnod ia the Inst with
star enlranre. and Two Ioms rni f the us, If ia,
Lodge room with doors irom each l,adinc to The Hall
and den,s irnm The room inin each vi The small
r""ms. rs IN the plan o The houfc. The same numhc,
ct windows - heht-l2 by IL glass. finished IN lh.
same 81, To- The mhoe Ia ie siucco.h with the ,x,ep
"n o the stone work. lip root cuyet.d uih he best
httgh lhraIe The rlssetne Ia be ri the bpsf kind 49,
'"rne' pn'tts III the cofnse ard enl copper srnua.
Ihf mhoie, Workmanship aud materials. Ia he under
the INSPECTION aud supervision ri The building comn,ll,.
10 whom proposals may be made.
JOHN Il. MCDANIEL.
JOHN NJ OBEY,
JAMES pOlAN. !, Conimillee
SAMUEL 4. BAILEY.
JAMES y. GREEN,
Nurr.-lhr committee meter making , ,on,,,r,
"nh one man l1r Tho Whale building, complete. IN,
work 10 be commenced immediately
May % 81 Will
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-28

10 .'iesus John ~ Scott and JucoL kerEs cror's OF
George keras, dec'd:
A ) non>reslden's ol Virginia, hereby notify you,
IN through the public puni. that shall. the 22d
day OF June, 1916. IN the court house Liberty, Bed
ford connly, Va, take the dep,sous al James Joplng
aud Others, Ia be read evidence, The trial oil W
Minors tiunctlon IN chaucery depending aod undect>
mined IN the circuit superior court oi law and chaHcoV
oi Bedford county, Nugina-and II finished ON thai
day, will at place continue taking on the next
day. Yours. &c,
WM SHREWSBURY.
lale Sheriff of Bedford and as such
misunderstanding de buns of Wm. Minor deed
May u WIN
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May %

To Joh" 7hcrs Hutson .2hers Motley p. adams nii
Hampton Haynes;
YOU will please 10 take noce. that the fourth
d Saturday IN Junenex between The rising und sal.
ing Of the sun OF thai day. shall take the dispositions
Of John Edwards and others, the store house Of j.
J. SINS, IN the county Of Frankllu be used AZ eyi,
dence IN suit now depending IN the superior of
law and clanccry Of Patrick county. IN the chancey
slde wherein am plaintiff and You are defendants
when and where you mny attend II you think proper.
N. BIT from any cause. all the sad deposliions
should not be taken the said fourth Saturday of June
shall again take dispositions aforesaid, in the same
case, at The same place. the 4ih Saturday in July
next; and they not completed the day last men
toned. then nsan on the fourth Saturday of August
next. Yours, &c,
BEN. J. CAMPBELL.
May % win
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-28

~ ADAMS.-Mr. Adaas now thinks we will
war with England nt recently, lie was IN.
\, u'e impression that therc would TIC none. The
engagements it Is SAID has caaseJ tins Ieyeise
III his op,nlVls.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-28
.,.AGEOlN I..Iy.TED.

FlNllE StJBSt RlBER has permanently located IN
u the town Of l.heiiy aud would inform tho cilis
z, of bedford aud the surrounding connrs thai no
wishes To purchase
for the Southern Market.
Having made arrangements 10 dispose of them in TIM
South he will pay The MOST LIBERAL CASH
rRlC ES Tor all likely NEGROES, both SEXES.
Pursnns having such property t't sao will find II 10
ileir IN Great 10 give him u call, helpro seng.
All leiefa addressed 10 him hrriy. will he promp-
" attended To- WILSON &. HEWITT.
Liberty, May II WITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-28

ROANOKE COUNTY. -Fr,drfick johnson has
been elected Clerk OF The Count, Court Of Roanoke
lie is also Clerk OF the Superior Court. He Is good
Clerk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-28

MAJOR BROW Nj SEEMS from the official &C
counts, that AaJur Blown the commander at Mai
amoras and no. Mig iiInaSod. rs believed. The
credit Of The battle, therefore, rightly belongs 10 Major
Brown.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-28
TRUST SALE
Of Land iIs ISrsfTo..f

Si virtue o' deed oi trust bearing date the oIsi
DAY OF 5annng lStS. aud OF record IN m. c,,L :.
once OF the cru Ity conit ot Bedford from A,,,nd,
thompson 10 me ms trustee shall prore.d To ", Il ON
Thursday Tho lth day Of June n, Al # la, If M, ~
the next TAR day thereafter ON The premises a, nohl
auction, Tor eush. a Certain
GkN"i or LAND
II ST "'e'" h'te"' as shall be sufficient satisfy the
'"N """ que ahd IN Arrears, ioi which the deed was
maee 10 secure, lhs Land contains IN all. ah,nt
33l ACRES,
Alng upon the lynehhnrp aud Salem Tutnnik, R,ad
aud adrns The lands ii jain l. cray and nj hens l.
rodd s"ll IL improving hes very we'll aud has some
lif>i nlc inhpcco l. and upnn H.
The ille Ia the ahave land believed In bn indsnnt
'ee nut selling as trustee shall convey such lie only
~ Is vested IN ne by the dord aforesaid
May7 II l,na
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-28

% The Methodist H. General Conference will hold
their next session IN ST. LOUIS. Missouri on the Isl,
May, lsl 1850.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-28

o. The Hon. llnly Clay Is at present visit
10 Cincinnati.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-28
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Married on the lth inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Niece,
Mr.. CnEsrEY H. liiHnY, 10 Mss StLLlE 5. daughter
Of chtrd II Hurks, all nf this place.