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The daily union., 1846-10-28

The federal party are true to their instincts
now, as they were in the war Of 1912. They attack
the present war and the administration now, they
opposed the war of 1912 and the administration of
Mr.. Madison. The "Worcester (Massachusetts)
Spy" of 1914, gave vent to its facous opposition,
in the following language: in Gag u. R.8a !
"We hope and believe, the people will soon be
convinced that Mr.. Madison is totally incompetent to
hold the reins Of government" yy Oh uau5 |
'tThis wanton wsste of property, this pcrverse
neglect Of duty is sufficient to brand my admnis-
tration with eternal i,.fdmy."su saq st1Ay 0t6i !
Such is the language which the National Intelli+
gencer denounced as ''moral treason" in 1874
The same paper, and its affiliated presses, OPP
posing the present war nwah similar fury and
illiberalty. They spare no efforts to traduce
the causes and the conduct Of this war. II was only
on Tuesday last that one Of the most violent whig
presses in Philadelphia made the following charge
without evidence and against the truth, that whilst
Santa Anna preparinga considerable army 10 enr
coune the gallant little band led on by Gem Taylor,
as thinned by battle and pestiehce ADVANCED into
the more thickly populated portion Of Mexico
This was known, too, to the administration. What
effort has been made to reinforce them' Although
Gen. Taylor, from his inferiority in numbers, was
forced to permit Ampudias army 10 withdraw, yet
the next order is adpancei adpanesi Without the add
iop single regiment heis ordered penetrate into
country, the outposts Of which have only been car
ried by the mos. desperate efforts, and with the
most deplorable loss Of gallant men" ' g.
Is this fac,ious fedcralist so utterly ignorant as
not to know there troops enough uponth Rio
Grnnde to supply ample reinforcements to the army
Of Monterey, and that Gen. Taylor has full author
ay to call them to his sid' Not"a single regiment
Has he not seen il stated, that Gen Taylor has
been renforced--and il the most authentic accounts
are to be believed, that he must have since received
from 5000 to 5000 more men than he carried with
himi The very lsst letters from Camargp specify
the names Of tho regiments which he has ordered 70
Monterey. h7tr 9Fg
We are in the midst ofa war, Every negiot iseon-
eerned its issue for rights the interests and the
honor ofhis country. Let US have an Memorable war
and an honorase peaoe--such IS the feeling of every
good citizen. When war was declared against Great
Britain in June, 1919, Mr.. Msdison issued his proc
smation announcing the fact. The appeal which
he then made ought now 70 Je felt by every ArpeI-
can, ESI
do moreover exhort all the good people Of the
United States, they love their country; ns they
The daily union., 1846-10-28
DIED,

On the evening Of the 9th instant, after Sc
we're illness, JOHN l., L,BRlGHTWELL, aged So
years. A7als bpjsHaalas iie lttq tigr wat 2 i 4
His friends, and those of the family, are respect
fully invited 10 attend his funeral from his late resi-
dence on the eastern side Of the Anacostia river)
on Thursday next, at III o'clock, a. m. ..
The daily union., 1846-10-28
A KENTUCKIAN.
NATIONAL INSTITUTE. 81
Letter from, Arthur Middleton esq, of South Carolina,
.., to the Secretary ofthe National Instifut, /
. ..'. t...r...... WAsHINcToN Julv On laAG +

Letter from Arthur Middleton esq, of South Carona,
to The Secretary Of The National Instiiut,
., M e5 ..., WAsHRGToN, July 20. ls46 ,
DEAR SIR In requesting you to tauor me by your
acceptance for the tlnstitnte" of few French
works, chiefly on political economy and war, musi
beg you to cons,rue my expression literally, and
not regard 1t as phrase of custom. For while
"the gorgeous east with richest hand showers on
your shsires barbarc pearl and gold, how should
few plain volumes present themselves for admission
to such company, save with feeling of profound
humility . e. .,.F.... -, ,g...t'
\, But your treasures, ensconced as they are. in
vaults and lcoppers like miser's hoard, might as
well lie enguphed in the ocean caves OF The Pacific
from which many of them were dragged forth 70
light by the strong arm Of enterprise to be dedicated
as !spo'ia opi,na, on the altar of the sciences ,
My object then, on this occasion is, partly. 10
crafty my pride BY contributing, though but mite
to stores collected for such noble purposes as those
embraced and aimed at by your ,sInstitnte; \, but
mainly, 70 unite my voice 70 that Of thousands whs
are heard lnquirIng, Day by day, awhep will these
treasures pe furnished with ft1 receptacle II
uay i ysmple. Shall ne dspy ,hem % the shelter i
the hpmblsSt roof MOI The friends Of nniional
education T-of nntional refinement, land many and
fast friends Of it there are among us) r-hays lbh
slumbered. They will awake again and listen to III
voice even amid the hustle and the din of war, much
more offuture fierce debates on annexation While
struggling TO extend our sphere Of earthly swavl
should we not aso enlarge the circle Of tb
higher--that more durable dominion Of the mind
On this pointawordsa would be wasted Floods of
hight ia1d hlumlned torrents OF eioquence enforced
this topic Fheitruth is admitted by all those who
reflect il And il is chiefly to aid in awakening
this reflection that | have vcntured TO proffer Won
my liale tribute, Joined with hearty "God speed -
TO an enterprise in which, we all know, YOU hsye
shown so unwearied patience and zeal so patri
otic N" ~ 49, ll1t 9"' s'Est
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Intelligence has at last been received Of the fate
of Lieut.. Ezra r. Price, who, in company with two
other United States volunteers, had left Camargs
some weeks since to JOIN the command Of General
Taylor during his advanceto Monterey, The bodies
Of Mr.. Price and his two companions were found
ing from Camargo to Monterey, completely riddled
with biist hvles The bodies Of seventeen -Mcrican
soldiers osre lying scattered around them. Price and
his companions were armed with revolving pistols,
and i is supposed they sold their lives thus dea,ly
in desperate encounter.-E @, Tropc Of 18th inst
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CtoLUMBIAN CoLLEGE.,D. C.--.Tb -.

n rNoL0unlA tol<h<Ets n. -. aC.---I he
~ winter session of this iDstitution will COM
mence the 1st Wednesday Of November fas
Tuition -Rigat- S26 90
Room, library, bed, and furniture - .-7s'l1 90
Table and servants, per week go .s-re 3 25
Table, where tea, coffee and a few other
articles are dispensed with A -TaIa laiF 1 so
To students who do not board, t.ol gsgn
Tuition ~ ~ l-L1.ri vi 2s 90
Room, library, and furniture u 90
MatricuIstion fee, paid but once, so. afT
A small charge is made for average damages
Fuel ard lights at cost Washing, 37t cents per
dozen.
< No sbotemeut IN he Bills for board Il made Tor
an absence OF less thana month, unless IN cases Of
prouected illness. 1t1t Nt#
The necessary college expenses Of boarding
siudentl exclusive Of b6bks, stationery, and maric-
ulalon fee, will not exceed $3.50 per annnn Al the
higher price qf beard, ard si50s, the lpvur. Bib
payable in sayance--hslf at the opening, the Bal
ance az the middle Of the session, Siudenis may be
admitted at any time; The opeang Of the session
preferable ~ 4 ......,.,. t...,,'7 RI &. -,..,-,
College Hill, Oct 9s, s,ls46-2iwd&cp3w TO
The daily union., 1846-10-28

u Making BAT, and the counties Of MKean and
Potter to hear from. These counties gave him 429
majority at the last election More anon V sgs ,t
P. 8. M'Kean county is init gives. Thompson
86 majority. z ga-Iat uar .nYfi.rfG
The daily union., 1846-10-28
~ From the New rork Johrnai Of Commerce!
LATE ANDINTEREsTlNG FKoM OUR PA.
''''D,1i' '9a CIPfC SQUADRoN. 'lFi 7Sl' - 20

= $50 ~ a., IL .,.sa1l,, "a ,oie
w Com. Stockton has, declared The whole Of IN
coast Of Mexico in the Pacific In a state of block
ade. Compodore Stockton has established himsel
governor in the capital of Upper California. Ii j
reported that the ports OF Lower California are to
taken possession of and San Bias. made arender
yous for the squadron and their prizes.
The Cyane arrived Of San Bias q, the "a Of thi
month, and sent the MOTT fcation Of the blockade d
the authorities, She is cruising OF The coast occ,
sionally ancors in the bay and has seiand col pg'
OF coast,ng vessels Another vessel has also ~
rived off Mazatlan, and has cut out Of that harbor
coastng vessel. IN i..fs..,s,, \. J, " 80.
sLocKDADE OF THE MEXICAN PORTS on THE NJ
,ss " :. COM. sTotHToN's PROCLAMATION.
40 nn ,chorn u msy concern, T., j. r. Stocktpd
commodore and commandcr-in-chief Of he Unid
States naval forces in the Pacific ocean and eoysr
or and commander-ii-chief of the ierritory Of Cal
tornia, do, by the authority Of the President al
CONGRESS- Of the United States of North Americi
hereby declare all the ports barbors, bays outlsj
ana iniets on the west coast Of Mexico, so,th OF 81
oiego, TO be IN state Of vigorous blockade, VIII
WI oe made absolute, except against armed vess'
All neutcal merchant vessels found in nny OF \
bays and harbors on said coast on arrival OF Il
blockading force, will be allowed twenty days
leave. ti ~ 3 HNI7 --"ffs0t'
Given under my hand and seal. this nineteet
Gay OF August, A, D., one thousand eight hundH
and forty six, at the government house in The &c
dad De los Angeles, ,"the capital of California.
Commodore and Comtnander. IN CHIEF n The os1
forces Of the United States in the Pacific oe,s
and governor and commsndet-in-ehief Of the ter
tory OF California ad sft -
y a. = -
The daily union., 1846-10-28
a. From the Erie (Pa) Observer, Oct. "a
JUDGE THOMPSON ELECTED.

d We have the satisfaction of announcing to our
friends abroad the triumphant reelection Of Judge
Thompson to Congress, from this district. We
have yet received all the returns, yet enough to
render his election certain The following is the re.
suit as far received: r
The daily union., 1846-10-28
From the Philadsiphis NoIgh Ansro.n
IMPORTANT FROM MEXlCo--slX DAy|
LATER
Departure e Ssnia aaaa tor the seat qf ,oa---a,r,
operiaad Of Commodore Sioai

VoefNHu ~ tOhtaltd0Tr oioaf.
The barque Elizabeth j., Captain John s. Re-,
ington, arrived here yesterday from Havana, when
she sailed ON the 10Th INST Caplsin X eommu,
Gates to the Philadelphia Exeharee thai The Br,,,
mail steamer bringing adj vices from the ei,y of NJ
leo TO September 80, and Vera Cruz 20 tls lst ips
arrived at Havana on the I'm, with news of me ,
most importance. Sagia Anna had taken M /
line Of March from the city OF Mexico. 2s,h 4.
tember, foe the theatre Of war at the head OF a a
troops. A decree had been recently issued a !,
city Of Mexico, reducing the duties on all articles
import 50 per cent. The laws prohibiiiGg he /,
portanon Of certain descriptions Of mereAand,.
have been suspended
Gea. Panedes, laie President Of Mexico "a,
passenger in lhe British steamer, and was "a h.,
embarked, soon after for Europe, TO recnli, 4
health, which had been impaired by the earess'
rcspoessbsissles ,aesdsnt 20 hss ~ss station. :
Commodore Sloai, accompanied by FIVE or a.
HE ofiicofs arrived az Havana PRIOR 70 l0h i..,a.
end Immediately hoisled his ces,sunt on bo.,d i
United States brig Perry Liest ueorxe 81 RAJ
which was theni pors, and would sail for No,.l
oI Charleston 40 few days. Commodore 8 In
Monterey Uniied States ffiguss Congress, bsa,i'
the broad peanant OF Conmodore s,ecktoa. IN
officers and attached To the squadron AZ .a,a'
there, were all IN good health 'fi3f ,1
Captain Remington informs us thai busire..
Havana was very duli--the new crop Of eo6e, -,
coming IN slo@ly, the demand for whicb WAS ,'.'
crate, at prices ranging from 81 TO g., The s,oes
sogar was light, consequently hoIdrrs were 6rn
prices ruling from 81 ., and Ia n. No chan.
10 note IN American pfosissons since our last
Capt. X. states that, al the ume Of his depar,p,
the mhabiiants Of Havana were daily ext.setios
hurricane, and he thinks their worst fears were -,
ized, as a few hours after leaving port, he encou
tered fearful gale from the southeast, which, dId
rDge with tho same violence on the isi.nd AZ. ~
Of life and property must have been immense. =
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tins extract, were brought prominently brws% by
those who advocated the annexation Of fsHas
See now the course Of the lnleligenccr, when we
laid before II the above quotation. Here Is its com
The daily union., 1846-10-28
THE DAILY UNION

-
Houh in thsf State. Ia haryland Vagina, Ken
sscky, and North cssolins. we allow gain Of 70
the yhigs, wbieh ~ do MOI bs,ssye hey will make
Ia Maine. New Hampshire, and Massachusetts a
requires sssjssisy n ~ ias ssias u elect MO OF
the districts Of New Hampshire (Coos and Ssraordl
arc sure TO elect democrats the first trial, while 10
the other districts Rockingham and chsshire) there
will probably be no choice, should there be- one
mors democrat win be elected it's highly psoea-
bic that at least three districts in Massachnsets, and
one d least, id Maine viii be dnrepresented m the
House, for portion of the next Congress. II Mas
.aobassi,s has her full representation hsre will be
al lsest oMe democrat from that Stais.sn yl'1 if
Taking al these Things into consideration, We do
no, entertain a doubt that there viii be a sound
democratic majority the mex, House OF Represenr
taiives of from Is 10 Is.
We must decline tho modest proposition OF ''rhe
Northern Tribune" Uust established at Bath,
Mans,) to exchange dailisS.". Our subscriP-
lioa Is times greater tss thasof the Trbuns
This polite stranger isbalfhope, is half alligator,
half wbig, half abohtioaist.e b 10 one column 1t
wages war upon the administration, and the Mex
iean war, which it propounces after the fashion Of
It's school, to be an "unjust and cruel war" And IN
another column pronounces iIs diatrbe asaing sla
very and pledges s efforts "to prevent i,s extension,
and bring about its entire abolitop." is very hrst
number is ushered forth with Criticism on the fol-
lowing warning admonition Of the Maine Argus:
"Those who are raising the banner Of northern
rights, and endeayoring to array the north against
the south would have a most fearful responsibility
10 encounter, " dissolution Of the Union should
re suit fr ON their efforts II is surprising that
who claim TO be the friends of the Union lovers Of
the tohoe COUNTRY can Join in crusade against the
south because Of the existence OF an institution
there over which we have no control. The very
idea Of northern rights implies opposition 10 the
south, and disunion and dsorganzation."
$50, then, forsooth, CONTINUES the 'Tnbune:')
We are 10 crouch like dogs, and become ering-
ing slaves at the feet OF southern masters for fear
If we should assert rights the hotspurs Of the
south will dissolve the Union. And pray, IL such
should be the case who would be responsible for the
guilt would il belong to those, who demanded
nothing more than their rights, or those, who dis
solved the Union rather than consent TO yield TO the
north what she rightly demanded.
''The fact Of it is, a manly defence Of northern
rights would never lead to disunion. Southern
wings do not ask of US to surrender the rights Of
the north, and southern democrats would not de-
mand did they not find the northern democracy 30
ready to yield them up"
We know not what the southern wings may think
of this appeal; but we should think they would be
disgusted at its sophistry and impertnencs. For
ourselves we seek no acquaintance with its author.
The daily union., 1846-10-28

pRICKs and Lumber at Auction
- Saturday evening aext, the 3lst Instant
three O'Clock, shall sell. BY order ~ The CbmmI
sioner Of Pubic Boldings, At tbs L1hg BhtA
2O,OOO good bricks, snd lot Of lumber plank, y
Lken from the bridge. Terms cash, in specie.
r. w. DYER,
Oct 2S-d l''L huctioneer
The daily union., 1846-10-28

------'rather TO bear those ills we have
Than to fly to others that we know not Of -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-02

ANVIL ioI ane Auc,jtneef 10 otSuei lie ee passage Of
second ar man street. the lol>Ways thrre ny pse-
ING any furniture, rpds aritps Intended Ia b-
SD ~ aeo"n IN said sifrpis the tni ways ~ the
same hi sale ar fr eNhihun, ~ collect any crowd
IN SAID strrrt tue side walks thereof that the
lice passage al the shall he An, mse Numbered
ohNfnetedi and any Auepneer offending shall lof each
oteuee pay fine 81 Preceded aitrsys, that
nothing IN hs seeiun contained shall uej
Ia prevent any aucuneer tom selling any iurnnure
gands er OTHER sfrles at such suitable plse he may
srcrt oher tban SAID street; u INSIDE efhs Aaeean
MT If thrlree entrance ol the crawd, rn selling any
real estate situate sald ffunt ii hr
See. Q. Be II fartber az famed That shall M, be-
M hire public auction, any slave. 10 se or oter Ia
sell any hase, mare mule, u IL Jenny cattle or live
stuck any klud "a sad street any nurses
Intended Tor sale, whether attached vehicle not,
Ia he exhibited said stree when such norses rude
OF driven out ot walk Ia cause any cattle OTHER
live stuck Ia be exhibited driven aun0 SAID pre-
ylons In ther aeng sold at aucun Aud any Aueuoneer.
other person, unendug, shall Tor such eence
pay fac OF And al Sales aud h.flngs
al ,svts. salrs Of nurses, cattle or "lhrI 1--we stock by
way at public auction. shall he made IN place other
than main stcaud street.
See. 10. BE Il further ordained. Thai all breaches
ar volauus al thus ordinance sha hr prosecuted 40 the
usual manner, heole slnee Magistrate aud lhe amount
oi haes recovered be applied aid Of The fluids ol the
curpiraliun.
Sec II. .9ad be il farther ordained That dis ord
rance shall ron ana he Ia tare IRON and after the
passage thereof
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Richmond. A pril |

PICTURE OF HEALrH.-Heph is characterized
in an individual by the absence u all pam suffering, at
ccton in any part his body by the Tree and regular
cise ali his functions without exception They
in having good appetite al meal Times easy dige
ton Tree evacua without oseness eostNeness at
least onre hours, and without heat, dyness
burning the passage: the Tree ssur oil Tie water with
ont burning, and without reddish sediment
which is always a sign pre- approaching pain
quiet ccp without agitation OF Troublesome dreamsi no
Of hi other had taste the mouth rising in
the morning: oisagreeabe rising o The siom-
sch can tneue; sweet breath; no tchg pi'nples, 81
spots the sk piles; no burning neal upon my part oil
the body no excessive thirst wheG unexpoed to labor
hpr unknown cause interruption TO natural evacua
non, or puin ut their periodical return
All who ISL td preserve their health all who are deter
mined defend their life against the encfohchehs Oh us
ease which might send them pematuely to the grave, VIII,
hout hesitation have recourse To the Brandreh Pills,
when state the system does not hnrmonze with Tile a.
boye picture OF health. ~,
Those who live n country where contagious or other
diseases prevail should often think OF this true picture OF
de-, TO act accordngy.The wise and nightly directed
will follow tins sdvicehc UNIV Use are lett to their own de-
struction.
az. The following ire the only authorised Agent. for the
sale OF DR.. Benjamin Brandre,h's Vegetable Universal
Pills: .
DAVID B. PAYNE. Lynchbnrg, Campbell.
Henry Haaewood, Castle Craig, do
J. II Svinney s. Co, Marysvlle, do
Lee Bailey < TO Brookneal,
BENJAMIN Nowlin & Co, Falling Creek
VIM Mathews & Son, ~ alker's Church, + Edward
Good, Bass 4 Co, kingsy!lie, 90
VIM. Rice s. CO., Granville DO
Roberts & Brown, Amherst CT Ho.,
Samuel Cash, Sandnsges'. amherst,
Peters * Reed, New Market, Nelson,
e. F. Estes s. Son, LovinssIon do
O. p & r. G. Red, Liberty, Bedford,
Samuel W ;l!:a-s, l+secn, do =,
Ay,a2 wv -
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rs il he kiew We wete pnls'an's. lie dt,s,ed
in nus, rich and .l'gan tlack suit Of ct'lls. Ga
cur way We Witnessed Tie troitmIg yiev Il glof-
Gus sunset un The beauilu bay 81 Naples bui il vas
SCENE beyond my pen to describe. o. pauy alone
prefer il 10 the sun Of The East there is sofness
and richness in il which my TASTE Is pleasing Than
he almost psui btganes, Of The suu,sel Of the East.
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j. II MCDANIEL, }
JNO. NJ OBEY. ( Committee.
i. ID. JENNINGS

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& N''''' VI ''''''''' "'9 o''''' " "e pun
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an o'ou'd"'e 10 "'''"" an Ci''H"'!ce' e"'i'''o AN
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VI n'''ut"' , :. . - .
sect l. DC u ",a'i'eo ~ NE oom" u, o"hsn
ne to'ed ''g"no"a' ~ o'n'n,'' ii'' "sssRD"o
ina II a'y ie'9o" VI ~ suns '''' o'' any "'as'ao'
cash. n'it'' oA " o''' a"','S s'''o 'ee, ''"u2"
any a''ey ,'' " '''sN 'a sure VI up'' we '' ways
or sue" ., t,t sar' ne 81 ,''y s'a upon c9hVf
~" "''''' "5 '"-''''o :" nv " '."'1'' "''
ply '"e s"'" " anu !"
saw s'H'' '''e''' al, '''''s ''''oe' ''a'
mining "','!' ,'''"'''' '",l' W y se"'
any fe''o' u''g '"'s9 u" no '''.p9' ''"''
fo.'"s any eas"' va VI O''e ''o VI
"", VI "'s 81 Va :. ,c,i. .,;, ,,l, - ~
os'', <, ' y A i ,, SUI,
! '." t y, i, =, i,, ,, :, ,, 49,
W III - Ia -. p.,,,Il - ,b, -,
h, o,,ai,od hail no ,.,ns,,n4d IN r,ev.,l an, n,
, , ac,ss ,h,. sa,d ,,,,,ns,s .,o ,,,., H. =,
49, t an H., Lns, ,nr..nr y,5d an, ,f :, ,,,;l
.,,, "a # .ny ,e,s,, h,in, ,r., shau Ct
,a,n., ,b,s se,,,pn he ~ she 81 ,f;epd,, .h.
i .9cI, n mo-. nae ,fe sum If -
ia .l.ye .Lsll rSce,,a lsLes pr.viJoi p @'
,trra ,Iat r,,hi,, !, this sec,;n c,,n,.;,,d hill D.
G., consumed as Ia ntnh,ht the us. nn,n ,be sid n,L
If sad s,rset ., any hand carfaue II, ride or carry ,
ch,ld,o,
Soc, . Re !, G,e,Ler or,,;n,d That M ,at.n .i al
cnns,ruc, or usr any rfi,a,p rail WAY arr ,.s Tho t,
w.yo ar lls If sad stree, ar neru,it his ar Lr
rail vay car 10 cross or To- stand On he lnt wa,sor side
walks II the same. and any pprson herein offending shah
/ nay a 6nat H., ,,.,y "a b,,,,s -, ~ ~
wa, snail be permed TO remain across sad to3tway ard
I n faeof for every time said car is perml.
ted 10 cross or sand on the sane
Sec d. BE ii further ordained That the driver orev-
cry carr aye waaon dray ur cart stall, when meeting
any other carrlage. wagon day or earl, drive to his
right and shall IN Instance stop his carriage wagon
dfay carl 10 The middle Of sad street nor opposite 10
any niersecln4 lane alley bu shall place lie same
iment And any dir yer herein ulTanny shall ,tb h .
free man, be sahjscl I" the penalty Of
for every suah ohrnce aud If he be slave. shall receive
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-02

IN f. beg 10 NIFTY commercial friends aud the
W mercantile community ut Virginia, HAT W. have
assacated wuh rs. IN business concerns, Mr. Ro-
BERT l.. MCINTOSH OF Nnffolk. aud that the bus
lhess hereafter viii he continued under ite hau of
WILSON. BROWN y co.
New York, March, 1916,
April = 81
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skaIiCig,g sClspni.

RER, CRERAR respectfully announces to the la
w dies aud geninen II Lynchbnr1. that ms second
quarter OF Dancing School viii begin "Wednesday
AprIl slh.
Parents wishing send their children Nil please sp>
ply Immediately atthe Franklin Hotel.
Ami q il-
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Rails, sugar, &c.
100 KEGS CUT NAILS. Sd 70 4d
HUI as do Box and Lining do
s 10 hhds prime new 'crp, n. 0. Sugar
10 boxes Adamantine Candles,
10 baskets Tobacco Oil,
80 Lump Plaiser,
5000 lbs. prime New Bacon.
20 hush. prime M1unlan Clover Seed,
100 sacks i.iverpoo Salt,
GEORGE BAGBY.
FEB, IS nN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-02

The Ladies' Of The Baptist Church. Of This place,
will npen Feast aud Salr. on "Wednesday evening,
Apra 18th. IN Mr.. Mures new huildup, neNt below
Messrs. Bryant * 1nslry. As tbs Is Their first cali
on The public they hopelo share ihelt general patrons
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-02
.silpafear Concert.

ENpR thr purpose al completing lhr Episcopal Church
4 the Ladies of L'beriy. as,siei by Professor.
W lnckler and b. zzota, vii give Vocal aud las ~
mental Coteerl, the 7h inst Performances to com
men"e al O'clock. Tickets 80 cents.
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