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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-03

Polk is President, so all the world agree,
And SO we jol it down for History.
We elected hin,-aOe the Printer Boys!
We fixed the ammunition for the noise!
Ddn'l.,ce set types and pull The roller
And when The proof was dim give color?
Ddn, We 60 il on handbl, and on squibs,
That gave the Fed'ra.s thunder in the ribs
When tagging soldiers, weared half gave DER,
Who cried,-' the breach dear friends more
Who told the Public what they didn't know,
Bout things in Maryland and Ohio
What had been done in oden times in Texas,
And how The lines OF Oregon would vex xus?
The Printers Devils did all this and more,
Than we could le in years full half score.
Then through the land lei Printer Boys rejoice,
And health TO him they call the Peoples choice =
And while the spois' are dished ou, to The greedy,
TO Hunkers old whose coats have grown all seedy;
To large moulhed men who talk in bar.roOms loud,
And smooth iongued ,pouterS who can please crowd
BE ours the merit still 10 work away,
Aud rhyme for all !he world on New Year day!
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-03

Wha! happened hera we cannot tell,
Because they've not told US;
But we'll suppose they out swell,
And had a general fuss
No doubt old Thomas brushed about,
And the cook did wonders too /;
No doubt The best IourIb proof sa, out,
Bu. NOBODY got blue.
We'll, back thev came, and Christmas morn,
Dawned on the girls and boys;
The topsrs took their morning horn, -
And the urChns got their toys
Jlngling the bells 60 up and down,
Along the merry sueeI:
And every face throughout the town
Is smiling that we meet.
Blu, we cant tell The half we ought,
About that wondrous d y;
How babies bawled, and WeIshmen fought
TO keep their spirits gay.
How Noah went it on the loud.
And Ralslon made The pigs;
How CIaylon's bar-room had crowd,
And Hinton ran his rigs.
And so we'll pass upon our route,
Ard end our Christmas lay;
TO give word or two about,
The weddings ofshe day.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-03

Just now al Washington, the papers say,
Queer things take place dozen tunes day,
Poor Petit thinks they shouldn't pay the preachers,
(AnG Charley Cook says Oregon wants 'eachers)
Bob ~ WaIkel cries the Tariff must go down,
Aud Richie grinds the organ for the crown.
Bill Marcy thinks his breecles now are whole
McNuIIy keeps The money that he stole:
Judge Woodward walks down 10 the Federal city,
And Cameron is famous III committee
The Sturgeon founders with his fin and tail,
And still concets himself wondrous whale!
John Quincy Adams PraIes about the ntsgers'
And Allen spous of war; and swords, aud triggers
Buchanan gives it 10 the English slam!
And spikes the cannon of poor Pakenham:
While Po,k, the biggest boy OF ALL looks on,
And swsars the English rhant have Oregon -
CHRISTMAS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-01
ORTIZ AftN,

Departed lls hic, on Ih1rslay the 2slh of My.
ISi6. nj .auccd aye. Alfs. EiIgAnErn, wle OF
II. NJ. Garland, ST.. OF l.yachberp, Virginia
lie. ards whom. she b1fe the cudetfne tcal inns
If Wit aud mohel oil his childen, ,Ytca}d gHGy sps
under suemn senSr at Whl Is due irom ma " htt.
who fulfilled all the allegations ri these relations The
uost exemplary manner, oilers Tribute oi affection
ate regard aud Jnstre To her memory the Inflow PAR.
apfsae o sha las been SAID 81 another vile aud mut-
II, The otname1l al ne aye IA Witch She lived
cortjlloe W.T. devoted mophc;--
Drath! etr thuu callesl such another
Snccre aud just and en5d as She.
1iMr may have darl nj ihtrl
These altuhnies ef female rNeek'uce were tho hles.
suls 81 hrr husband and children IN he aud hcrcrnnn-
Ine gary il death-a shining lghI n the pathway 10
the bosom of her Father aud her oud
"And sweely Ms babes sleep
"Shc CAV her enp.
Nv hen clltd To Yield il -
O. The Richmond Enquirer and the oiou will
please copy for thu mi nuallo0 o distant relatives.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-01
GEN SCNI"N

1t SEEMS 10 be conceJel that This gallant and
veteran officer is about to proceed 10 the Souh It
assume the command Of the army destined to opc-
rss against Mexico. This is position to which
he Is entitled b, his rank. not less than by his dis
'ngnsIed reputation. The number Of troops ahonr
10 assemble requires an off er of the highest rank Gen
lAYLoR's rank is but thai If Colnel of Infantry. and
hia)'r Generals OF volunteers will mo-, like to be com
manded by subordinate ofli:er We should be 10th 10
cFed, the rumors which are aflqt as to the reluctance
:" the administration 10 permit General Scorr to take
ne held There IS an spulen, desire, however, in Ger.
tam quarters, to dsparage his merits W trust if hr
40 assume the command, tia, he may be properly sup
ported by the Government.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-01

10 lie Committee appointed by the House Of Zen.
,sfnatves To investigate the charges made against Mr.
w etsler, viii, II Is SAID rcputal an early d4y The
oIsontslns Clerk, (hr. Stutts) will probably be re-
Gofuea as one OF the principal offenders. aud will
doubt Loose his flee Mr. Tyler will haye rer,an in
t'rrogal"rles submitted 10 HIN. In answer in writing.
('he olh,r committee have summoned him IN person l.,
be presently Mr.. Adams Mr. J Y Mason. and Mr.
'uShlne are summoned To certain questions as
~ 'e ptaclres OF The COMMITTEE on Foreign Relations
MS s1eec, ir1m delay lost mu h OF It's interest but
the time OF reporting will give freshness M Web
ser vi" be entirely acquitted, and tho CHARGES fall with
severe indignation upon the heads Of those who made
them. One of the specifications, yon will remember, was
'he corruption OF The public press. This is entirely ds
proved he only monoy paid 10 any press WIS for
printing some blank fnms OF petitions Mr. Tylrr was
expected 10 reach Washington clly on "Wednesday even.
ing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-01

posture Of defence and TO oafry the war vigorously
IN doing So in the oPnn ef this jnfna The Wings are
.e,n,ed by high aud patriotic dera,ions but
hy d. sire keep up the present high Of duties
Nv inducing the necessity of large revenee course
;bis charge implies that the present Taaf Conducive
IN large revenue, though only lev months since.
:, vas assaed Because raised Too much nnnry. Ihr
official organ now rrses the reduction d the rates, be
cause such reduction will increase the revenue. The
Tariff therefore, is assaed upon anagonielic grounds
The Union inmaIes that when the appropriation bills
are passed. the new Bill Of the committee Of ways and
means for the rrdnc Of duties, will be taken up
". venture /, predict it will mol beclme law.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-01
TUF. NATIONAL, FAIR.

None Of the published accounts of this great Nation
al exhibition do it nstceor, at least, come up to the
descriptions we have heard from those who have wit
messed it, The display Of articles illustrating TIE skill
aud Ingenuity of countrymcn. Is represented to be
truly magnificent and have called forth the asonsh>
mpnt and admiration of men OF all parties. We are
ralifed learn that peculiar dcrlnes Of political
economy have prevented many Of those opposed 10 a
Protective Tariff from sharing in the exuitation which
such exhibition well calculated inspire in every
right minded American.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-01

No Col. Benton great speech, on Friday and Mon
day last Ga parof which will be found in another part
Of the PAPER continues to be the theme If unbounded
lpy apd bter drnuncaton. OF It's very decided ability.
we presume there cannot he Question. Oar chief regret
is thu, it was delivered a, earlier period Ne can
not believe that such an array of facts and arguments,
presented the opening Of the session. would have pre-,
vented the utterance af great deal Of nonsense, by
show inr how nntenahle was claim TO the extreme
limit of SO 40 We shall Mt say any thing in praise
Of Cu Benton. He is already under the ban of por.
tim of It party with which he lately coNopetaed, aud
Whg commentator might inIute him, which we should
regret Ills course during the present session. we con
Gfs, las greatly elevated him in our estimation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-01
TIE OREGON BILL.

We have great satisfaction staring that there IS
prospect Of the Oregon Bill passing the Senate this
sion. Mr.. WEsrCoTT from the committee to whom
WAS referred the b announced thai maiority Of he
committee were opposed to the bill as stands at press
Pat and Il at they could aarce upon the aleraiin
which accessory and that, in consequence, they
had unanimously agreed recommend that the conside
Taiou Of the Bill be postponed until the Isl Of pccenlhet
next. We are heartily glad III this Is passage would
almost inevitably lave brongh, about collision with
gland an1 il just well 10 Get If the present war
before engage in another.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-01
EYNGEaEsgGsG 9sAasgAssg,

Fo.H,e rccL ending Saturday. Mag 30. lslG.
Inspected the pa,l week al hoashous. The pr.ee
OF lnefar Tobacco still continues low aud very hlle
pfn,wc " an advance, AS III fclgu adsccs show The
article Ia be extremely low IN all The European markets.
with large s,ochs hand. MmuMciun y qualities
bear gnod ptice with ia yri--ihe highest price the
pasi week was SO In Wheat thtre Is "A snnll decline
aud is bc,ed tie sale of the new crop will commence
at irom o. To 90 cents, though there ra IN n certainty
about al present. Ia other articles efo Is not much
change.
1obacco-Old Ings. 81 90 ia so; new Logs. g.
% 10 il.IO, leai, inferior. $40 10 I'm, common
5000 80; midimg, { ,5o1o 300 slpPlog (neW)
5000 10 500; nutactuu0e. (commou) s! 80 10
O,O0, fine manufacturing Rl06nlo 5000.
FoW-We quote II al So, with mote sellers than
buyers. Shippers and not nlefs pay this price.
Uheat.-6o els. Ia 60.
Graa.-- Com - TO - els. per hushel from wagon,
Oats, sheai 50 cents per hundreds cltuned IS 40 ,enls
per hnshel. I've. o2i cents.
tiorcr and Gtass Seeds. The Season being now o.
vef. We haye M prices to report.
Prorsions- Eaeor. we continue our qnotar ons 81 10
Or, the receipts ar lesecnnQ, aud beter telling uatn
mned We regard stock diminishing. l. Is yet how
ever Iorge Beef s. per hundreds Pork, oane in market,
Aleal - 10 80 els per hnshel from wagon.
iiA-Ieuugs, No. / s.; new Shad $ 80 to .,
Maekerel No. /. &l3, M. :, $3.50. NJ. ,, s..
CoDce.-Sr, Domingo, S IL cents per h., RIO, .
10 10 cents; Ingnlra u els. Java. Ia 10 ID cents
Cuba : 10 ..
Suqu-Bown New Orleans. :, to- cents per b
Porto REQ, 10 9ccns per h.: 81 cniy, u to -
cents per lb Loaf. ~ to l. cents per ID.
Candics. Idilow. II ~ cents per h., Spcrn, 81
to y per H.; Hull < Sous, 1910 L cents per b
UbiskeU.- Receipts light aud rather better feeling
for The arcle Lust sales from 70 to . cents per gal
los.
Brmdy.-hppIe, 10 to Sd cents per gallon; Peach
nom IN market.
Cotton lo,1ts.-iy ochcurg Factory prices, II cta.
Tennessee aud North Carolina 10 els. per ID.
Ioa.--Borlnn. SO portion aud III demand lnm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-01
EPISCOPAL. CONVENTION.

'He annual Convention of the Protestant Episcs pal
o"''ch OF the Doceses of Virginia, commenced lis ses
'"S on Wednesday last, in the town of Petersburg,
'a' adjourned on Saturday esening-A5oui seventy
r""ca'' and sixty Lay Delegates, in attendance
"s Assistant Bishop, DIR. JOINS, preached the Com
'"'on Sermon. Services were held four times day
many able and eloquent sermons preached to over
,""g Congregations Among the visiting clergy from
,'e, D"ceses, were DR.. TYSG, Of New York, aud Dr.
- v u JOHNS, Of Baltimore. The Convention had
BUSINESS Il particular neres, before it, and all its pro-
''"ss We're characterized by great harmony. The oc-
'o" ofoughta great many strangers to Peteeburg IN
.p','" to those already in attendance the Gene
oooererce Of the Methodist Church South.
,"e hospitality and kindness of the citizens are pro-
''''ai all over the Sate-and few who in Peters
Ivy last week would feel disposed to challenge theiI
calm 10 The reputation.
ins hex' Convention will be held in Winchester
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-01
LAReE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

II ST. EIiiafs.-In yonf paper or the 25h iasl
ynu referred Ia same tpa Strawberries which urfs
the largest faa eecr saw enawn In It's rnelln=
You fem1tNed that the way YIN went in
Ia them was 4 carlton To BOXERS I'm " kfpl rstnr.o
hnnee On the pun III Mrs H. pfonprrl uf eru.oIe.
W lib the same delightful loiaenco rrannias. allow u
I" say ono word AMI give dimensions hapr list T..
turned pm an accepted Invitation to stfauaerrira aid
cram etu'iemen they were super rNttes lie lahefs
on. were a5nndanlly supplied and then lhrfe were ~
fee more len ~ he same SORT Of which when held
up by my friend daughter. measured nearly ! inches
la circumference. ~ ho brafs2 L :
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-01

Si'H nefe lar prices fq IAta-aa, tg .hbp H. 31yec
Commission .Hrriaqi. faeiLpe
Since my lis rrpaa have sald III Capt f. 4 Wllh-
ers. hid f,hlce,, Al : }n h#psd by \ Il Afmts.
ted. maaoattorer anil | At &ll51. bought bs II II
f0voona. Al 81 u. b1oght by \ II tnntsteol and
At $40. hought by L Elliott. manufacturer. =
hbd' tp Ms Elizabeth Alien, maeaard by Ghlslne c
ssrr, at Sl5,25. hanth by Lang hr5r y Suns.
manufacturers, and nj ST. go. honshl nv Il Atnis.
lad hid for $trphen rctraw at $3.50 haoalt hy
II Amizfea1. hhl if II Ofeao at SIC 81 boueht
by Elou; hid nr Nlaia Nm Janr4 at No.
bau2bt by ! llarr, manufacturer, hid tor Csri II NJ
Oliver Al &2bA haoahl by \ II Aruistt1d . ibid.
shrpea Ii omatndo al - rach He.ldcs
many olbt1slr5n S. 81 Ia $40. All elassrs II l1farto
ue somewhat hover slpeeuy Inst.
Inspected this wceh ending 3lah NV 81 hld4.
JOHN II. IAREE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-01

De-tuctire Rains.-ln our last, mentioned that
the rams had been very destructive lhIs section Of
country. Since that have bad " hch has proved
still more destfucliye On last Friday night the ram
poured down In Drrenis ,ril.ng all The streams 10 great
height Black Water Was SWOLLEN higher Than Il has
been in 10 years. carry n away the bridge acros,
il AT IIolltus' Mil We have not heard from the sur
rounding country hat no doubt hnl thai much damage
has been dooe We have never known such series Ut
hand rains as we have had for thr last weeks Du-
flnu tia, Time we have had hard rain almost every
day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-01
To The Subscribers for he Monument 10 Capt. Hol
conLe

To The Subscribers Tor The .Roaumem to Cdpi. Ilol
combe
Tic erection Of this deserved tribute of respect which
was uh1enakpn win much zoal has been DELAYED for
81 Iong period. that il Is probable lis completion IS III
l1uLcd for even by many no hayt subscribed 10 the
Mauument fund.
LIT IS proper to state that This delay, in the first caso
was caused by the death of the marble cutter, with
whom the contract made for the monument \ inr>
lher and logger interruption 81 the work 0rrasl1ned
by the asceTlaned insolvency vi his estate. NJ The sale
ii the effects ol die deceased contractor, the monument
IN an unfinished STATE bought by Of The commit
lee OF Superlntpndence. since which time the committee
have vainy endeavoed 10 procure suitable workman to
complete it, They however happy to state that they
hope To secure the services OF a competent workman ye-
~ soon.
Eighty dollars have been expended on the vant and
foundation at the grave yard, and one o tie committee
personally bound for the purchase o the Monument at
I'M, administrators sale hundred and twenty five
dollars The Monument Is far advanced toward com
d erlon and when flushed, will be the chci aud com
handing ornament OF the oemeiary, now IN the process
u improvement and adnfnment,
The committee are well assured that those who have
so nobIy undertaken to perpetuale and honor the meme
~ of the Friend of Temperance and Humanity. over
whose remains this monument is to be falSed VIII be
oarpd to hear Of the prospect OF lis speedy compelon
and will promptly place at cur disposal tor his purpose,
The amount of their subscriptions remaining unpaid.
The subscription list will be left with The i treasurer
nj the FIND. Mr. John WIN. Dudley, at The farmers
scfIptions
J. {. YOUNG, 5 SuPerintendence.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-01
NOll IL f.

The Ladies Of Amherst Count House New Glas=
COW aud their vrInnes, intend giving supper nj The
New Glasgow Hotel, an Friday. the 5lh day al june
Each gentleman attending vii hr charged - rculs-
The rrocccds Ia he nppr pratel u the painting auI
pairing HE church IN New Glasgow. 'ihe ladies are
determined 10 make II in every respect tafrrrsiu ens
iridameH and rely upnn the gentlemen 10 rraufd
thor NtftIuns viii surcc,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-01

n. The town meeting IN Baltimore 10 express the
sentiments Of the citizens in relation 10 the present
does credit To that CITY. held without regard 10
psrty-he officers of the meeting being hall wings and
half democrats 1t was addressed in glowing terms by
Mr.. Reverdy Johnson the distinguished Senator from
M,ryland, by Gen Houston. of Texas. and by Other
oenlemcn The resolutions were American.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-01

M. We should iud it difficult to keep our readers
advised Of the progress Il volunteering There Is every
,snect Of swing the fiy thousand men authorised by
tina act, placed the disposal OF the President IN less
,h,n three monrhs We do not see ii stated that any
seps have been taken recruit the additional men aus
,norlsed 10 be raised or the regular army. There will
he no W an, of men experienced
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-01
.lletLad.A Glncrnl CnnGr .rr.

us body has adJiutaed this session. With the under.
Standing that their next Conference will be- held in s.
Louis, Missouri, en- the lst My. 1850. B.fne ,heil
adjournment, the following appointments wtre mad, b,
the Conference:
hev II, Is. Bascnn. u, y ras " an unanimous NJ
S'n. Vait elrclrd f.dtor ct the Southern Review
h,s. ". A. nhh, D. ID, R-s. II. H. kayanaugh.
ard Rev j. i''rs1n ilanilrun. u. u wcfr by nnnn,'
nous rlslng votes, elected members OF the Book Ioun,
tee
The Key John Early was elected appon'ee or Book
A-eni '7f The NJ l. Church, South IN accordance with
The plan of separation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-01

o. Mr. bancroft. Secretary ofthe Navy, has ISSUED
an order to the off Of the Navy, that music shall
hereafter be played bot National airs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-01

C0NGRE SS.-N hhng of any importance has beer
Transacted in Congress SINCE cur las, except Mr.. Ben>
,ons speech which he hes no. yet flushed having al
ready Consumed two whole days.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-01

n,- G,v. Smith has issued Proclamation, announce
Jog ha, he will receive volunteers" the amount OF @ooo
thai being the amount of the re4n'si"n upon NH2ina-
We are persuaded the number will be promptly OBJ
t.laed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-01

n5- The President nominated Brevet Btivadirr Gen
oral raylur commander of the Army al Occupation, 10
r Senate as tevrt Major General, aud The Nenaie IN,
nediaely confirmed it mark oi lhe: high conside>
tallun Of his services
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-01
e 2l.Mrcllrrs Going .aorEh.

iE'RAN FILTERS eoinl North will find their most
comfortable. expeditions route. Ia bo by tho Rad
II al and Steamboat line, constituting the great Mail
fuoie ria Fredericksburg and Washington City.
iassrupcrs, by Ills linz. reach innarr 10 Tea. on
h. day OF their leaylng t'ehmond Philadelphia in II Q
eanrIe ut the niglt;and Nv York by II N the
day-Iua heiae IN Philadelphia nme hours hef re pas.
sen9eF Ivy the lanes River and Ray haais reach Ralii
mafe, nod Ia Wv York 2B huts alter leaving Rich.
meod besides ayodug the uncertainties ola line
ally exposed Ia sill greater delays from rough weather.
orn,. SO.
fnc lc,m nisbooud 10 Washington. 81
= " 3" " i7ltiuore $500
THOMAS SHARP. Aren't
One Il l. 4 / Il IA 10. ol lfansPoratinn.
Rtrumaud May II I2tH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-01
1AYNE's nhfR TONIC

7
We luow lr QIrly personally, and there Il no man in
tia alpse opinion IA tultcd 70 poet, lie
isall honest utd sinrcrr AID lis high laraeiet
ihi siran can be attcstel ~ the r men IN
theein .- iaaaasiJhid Sun.
Shepherds Town, yn. Oct 10 ied3
i1eaf Sir, You inquire Of whether have used your
Hun lou,o, anl with what edsrt.
several yea ago my lar began 10 fail rapidly from tia
sfalp aud had he prospect 81 premature badness Al
isekth iaefd recommended your Hair Tonc, J used
aee ,ubatiles according 10 the printed dectiou. and
nj thu End u - month";, hair thick and c.
its teni'r"A Ia tafp grey wna arrested.
Inv never hea.f given rethrate, rrcomu ondaF pat
t IN tuct. Wih sefiminat,y Used, they often
frs DE- Hu jpfs hui ih rast like TIE preseut where
knuN tlc Hlle 10 he beneficial AVID that .an do no HARM
hive ~ .etafsa ~ stating les ,ehnns knowledge
iuuts 81, ions QeiatrY, NJ. y.
D. u. JAYNlz thlladcplua.
The aboye valuable Altdlenc is fr ale Nv
d. X. LYMAN, Druggist
June | IT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-01

IN is stated that the officers on the Rio GranGe
made present Capt 5. II. Walker, Of u $1,000 for
his distinguished bravery the occasion Of the .ae bait
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-01

o. We feel under many obligations tc the Editors q
the Richmond Enquirer, for extras containing the late
new from the frontier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-01

~. We are pleased so learn that Recruiting Ren.
zvms may be shortly expected to open III lynchbure
We do not doubt many recruits will be obtained.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-01
I1anlllthn q 1Hlnsd.m.

TT F"'TTTTTF
The Biographical Sketch ii General 1atlaron fourth
page will be read with Interest trlrnd At nur tlbau
Is under the Impression thai hpre " sniue mistake in Il
ms In the place ri tn Gems birth rs snae eis.ns Il
Amherst. Va, asset with confidence that he Is native
OF thai county. ID.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-01

The following il from yonn! gentlemen who for
merly lived IN Lynchburs, and IS holding an Office
in the Army Of Orcupaiinn;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-01

EXCHANGES.
Northern funds not to be had. Oar quotations
below consequently uommal we observe an advance
10 Richmond they are now quoted there, at per cent
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-04
NEW GOODS.
GREER 81

NO IG2 MARKET STREET.
IAVE lust RECEIVED from The Easier,
IL Cities. 2 l'rr" nsSnt'msni al Fresh
SPRING DRY GOODS,
"hlch cmhfac' alt The musi fashionable aiylc or
o""u' Tor Ladies dresses md every variety of Gen.
'''m'ns Wear. which they oatr ~ ns rcn,onaul.
''t'ns ms 'hcy cnn he purchased at INV other house
IN 'hls city. We can make " an object for ,hnsc
VINO give us a call 10 purchase WITHOUT looking else
where.
DRESS COODS-New style Orrnndie Iohe.
= fehoh Lnwns, new patterns; Ba,z,rncs. Fr,nrh
'Ra, Engi'sh G'nghams; Barages Gingham Lawns;
A large-e
DO ~ Calcocs. CBeap.
Brown md Bleoched Mt~.OODS.
Checks. PLAIN and PLAID Cotton ,lug. DriHincs
aGd Coats. Sec. &c. p,,is
GENTLEhiENS' WEAR French, In :lish a.
Delgian Cloths all colorS; PLAIN and iaacy Ca.sI
mercs. Sntt,not Jeans. CashmereIte. Summe Cloths.
PLAIN and Fancy Linen Drillings. Satin and other
Vcs'Ines, Silk, Linen nnd Camhlic lIdkls. Susp n.
ders. DC.
Every Kind OF Bonne's. R,bhons and Trimmings;
Parasols, SUI Shades I Tho newest styles; in short
everything that is usually KEEP ia a Dry Goods
Store. ep l6