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NEW spn1E GODS.

; now receiving aud al ean2 fine assortment of
SPRING ND St.R1ER GOODS.
among which Will be found every descr rliun d Dry
GoOds including Ginghanis Lawns. organdtes. Muslius.
Cambrcs. Barcgcs SILKS iashlo able slmwls llandker
chiefs Ribbons, Lac,s. Edging Hosiery Gloves. &C.
together with fine assortment o ots. Cassmres and
tee.ngs and al Other articles n the latest STYLE sui'a
Die ior Ladies' and Gentemon's wear; To an ex
animation of which he invites his friends and tn.
public, generally lie ASSURES all who may honor him
with CALI hal pains shall be sIaed 10 furnish them
with the newest styles Of go1ds aud at rs low prices
they can he had elsewhere f.. +. JR
April isif
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Yies Il Dir Beaor's ii, eaneeale! Aosfry to Mr. Ca
hann a1lls 4t w eanao, etaa tir t,r,af his rca-
ssnihe. whatever III motives nav icu Nh Cap-
tel otclar,s ycfy Idlny his own usnan .'>mpiy &C
question Il e.Yesiesea. sa,s be- II ave hong icon
Il he opinion that our 1exf randdats should rmte
Nefth.
Nj am bill state. that he Northern D. nocrac are
nov planning much o ..lle ti.strpoof ot Z dcral
eiieefs IN iasoi ip Ito S,urhorn) section " and 2ca
ensit eaialaq SlftheIG candidate. and l.. thinks the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-08

AMusrxo.--At the recent de5ate in HARRISBURG he
tween Nl,sss IhoppsHnaad WieIGt, tie candidates
for Congress the flmer, wd9 IS afflicted with sore
throat, had mug or deeaaer up the sand containing
strong mixture Il vinegar salt and peppe from which
while speaking he took an occasional sip The mix
turc loohed like teddy, and Wrldine dAed Iongiag
look upon it, At length, in the midst o onr Of tho sew
crest portions Of his opponents Speech he silly took the
decanier poured ont about gill, and swallow cd ii
guP Ills coniprtonset continuance equal 10 any
thing in the comic almanac, and at that inomenl Mr.
Thompson. catching glance at his face and rehllully
guessing What l@d happened, quietly remarked lte
had bGt0te deI oae, Mr.. Bichife Ian qtiod II, .
Of my aedlcics al once rGher too much fer ro, sio
"dch' The laugh at poor lchifie's cNptnst was irc-
mendons, and he was fool enough get mad at t-I1u.
tSriHe Jgtnnat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-08
TIE ANNIVERSARY

The Anniversary cf Independence WIS relelr4te5 i,.
basf ON Monday the 5tb which proved 10 be as eel,,
day as II no fc.,al rites had been assigned to it.
TIE Observance cf he day con'increed b., ,roe.s;
5cocf, o. the various Sunday school Scholars of tho
TO The number of about $50 which after ira, ersnp s.
the principal streets, repaired TO the Methodist r,is"
Church where, after brief religious exercises the
were addressed IN an eloquent by the Rev Mr.
e.
At9 ocloch, military and civic o-esson-f,rroea IN
sn'hee the odcr Of arrangements heretofore published an,
under the direction OF Cen 1odes, as Chief Marshal
by Co.'s Brown and Iareione and Major TaIn,
To tie same Church The services were orenea by an
pirate prayer, from the Rev. Mr.. Niece The n.c,,
OF Independence was tlcn read ly MIR. w f. u,e.,,'
which succeeded an Grafton, delivered b, Re- H. G, ,s
Senior Editor Of the Republican, and member Of the ns
Guards. We Rad not the pleasure oftearine MIR
all who were present speak in the highest terms Of Lis
as eloquent, patriotic ard Appropriate The
given by The Rev Mr. l1ogget. ard the military then mad,
he streets and fired sautcs The Rife Guards Can,
IN their new and splendid uniform, We're out in e,,
went through some tho lelt Infantry dill ard Girs :.
he -ireet-giriug some &C., ,f q shrmish The Nr,L.
Artillery uLder IL )iusnd (n The absence If apt Sbe5
fon ndsfoo") G.Cd the usel, iofi,ii salute rlrIi,
inani Capt lotni.c,appcared in undress-tbe
pny bong at present in the act Of changing it, uniform W.
must not omit TO mention ti.e Junior Guards c.np.,v :,
some nifty YOUTHS who have equipped elsel,es in ma,
and snowy uniform, aud nantes ed, b. Their d., p,n H.,
skill Of their tommandeI, NIast,r Jt,nes q Thurman.
The military di'P'ay Wa, the who, highly IMPOSING
amt when the Artillery pressure modern ouv l;ch
they contemplate doing in short time ard the re-cou e
OF the Infantry is completed few towns will be able To b
0! three hantsomer OF better disc n,d volunteer
About T. O'clock, the Artillery and In!entty viii
Reader and Oraioro the Dayand other tied guests
ed t. tofGc IN the hills ON the Aucrst side of I'll, river
WHERE SUM tuous rel aston total ID tine nee ,1inei,
served up Having been honoicd with an invitation
testify The excellence Of the fare
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-08
WESTERN & NORTHERN DEMOCRACY

The Cleveland Plaindcalor, the Buffalo Courier and
the Albany Argus-al recognized uracles of the iocui
60 iHrty-orcny express their dissatisfaction with the
symptoms oi oppugua non 10 the objects contemplated BY
the hicago invention. 50 uncquvucav exhibited lN
The Presidents Organ. With voice aud there is
10 dssenont IN ait that region they allm the carst
tntohai right and the imperative duty Of Congress 10 e
coFcoio provide ior the safe navigation four fresh
water "inand seas, we'll of the salt water ocean,
~ which cur maritime frontier is washed. IL is very
clear that The Resolutions If '9S % .arc not at all
r"mprehcnIcd by the i'cm"crlcy OF lhc N1rlh and
~ tSt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-08

icf, says
Since the LATHE Of Ctno Gordo. General Scott las
been much more actively employed inaiang tie lego
tIauons than IN military operations, The General is
IN constant and confidential intercourse with NARY
# The leading men in Mexico, aud esiec.aly ath
the Clergy and has acquired IN thai county Nj irfu
ence never Oh aimed by any other American. 10 Y- a
regular attendant OF the Catholic Church. and carries
his candle as sraYe} in the religious as the
greatest Of their deEoees He does profess 10 be
Gatiohc, but 10 entertain respect tor the religions AID
aYows as his determination. 10 protect the ehuch at all
hazards
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-08
GEN. TAYIOR'S POLITICS

The Columbia papers, both Wing and democratic,
state that GsN. PuLow. while there ON Il visit To his
family, publicly stated that Gen. Tagla' is UAir-
that he knew him be 81 from private conversations he
had with him IN the nrmt and that all who tnew him
IN the army Of the fact his rather settles
the question in fennessee Gen Pillow is one of Polk 5
lNedteeo MAJOR Generals. and the brother in-law q
Aaron v Brown. Aaron will nov refuse support HIM
even as "a eregi national Candidate
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CONF cont cont

VII. IITIT IFkTT.
FE'llh subscribers having leased and itneed in pr
II lSnmn's ld. liae triaefn the canal aud river
Immediately below tho hfidee, ior the purpose Of open
ny
{ q \ /. u
In ihc town Of iynrhburg, prepared 10 faris
thc citizens with The bst Article oI 6mte and Smh
COAL al prlee ll4a eannol fail give general saiis,c
ton. aud ucug delnined 10 keep alwa, on hand iul
supply Vi Gst rate article oal our own eoal ulinrs
Trust thai uuy viii mert aud receive the patronage oil the
public,
We have secured the service Of Mr. .Ioba McC los
key. VINO VIII act as our agent III the disposal d the
Cual at the yard.
BENTON, MARSHALL co.
Pcr.lus wishing 10 gam any information IN regard TO
the quality Of tho Coa obtain by calling on Paul
Jun's Esl.. al the Franklin Hotel Who has been usinn
It during the last winter. h. NJ. < co.
hlay lU-3uf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-08

g. The Union has the following article upon the amount
Of force under General Scott Before this time, he 10
have had 20 coo The official organ admits that the
nrremsnts TO him have swelied his army
than 5000. We have heretofore shown TINT the calculations
Of the Union false and intended to deceive.
"The troops which Gcreras Cadfaader and Pillow
have Carried 10 General Scott, vii probably swell his
army than COO choice troops. Other reinforce
en- route and though some nnex pccted delay
may have prevented their arrival as desired, yt
it canrot be long time before the calculations held out
in the intercepted despatch fthc Secretary of War may
he fulfilled These are Swallowed forth in TIE following
article from tie last New Orleans Picayune
1--WE find in the Republican, ofiLe nh instant.
long despatch irm the Secretary Of Var 10 Gen. Scott,
dated tbs 30lh Of April 1t ntrms him that, by the end
Of iuDc, the President suppnsos Gen. Scot, Will have
twenty and Gen. Taylor ten thou ard men, under Their
respective commands. 1t asks 1T tie views Of Ger!
Scott on various questions sgg sted and gives him dl-
rrc'ions how 10 operate with disaliecled Mexican
Slaes.p
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-08
NEW E{AAIpSFyIHg5.

ASpecal Election takes place in Ndr Hampshire, this
day FOR members oi Cugross in tie Isl and I'd Districts A.
mos Tuck and James Nlsun the Wing cardidat'-
The Boston Atlas speaks with great confidence oil tier sue
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-08

PArER Glass Professor S-h o,nhon. If Basic
who invented the gun c#lton has lately To certain
point discovered mallIabe eassl lie renders paper
paste (pdpe mdche) transparent by causing to under
10 certain mciamorphosls which he calls Caialytic !
want OF an inieg'hle term lie makes ofthis new pa
per panes 81 glass; vases, bottles, &c perfectly uper-
meaae 10 waier Which may be dropped q, the ground
without breaking. and perfectly Transparent file
also renders paper mpeFmeabe and perfectly suitable for
hank n0tes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-08

We ATE sorry 10 announce that Murder was com
mted In 10 q l2mes ofths place. On Tuesday the
I'd ull by Geo. jellres, the person Of Thomas Ian
dy The deceased only Survived a few moments after
he was shot. Jeiides gave himself up and is now in
jail, awaiting his trial, (luue 2j.)
Since the above was in type a Call Court was held
ON the 3lith June and JelrcS was unanimously cleared
IptriSIIur Chronicle
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-08

Le"l Ma han principal in the late duel at China,
was "'nery eit.4en OF tlgdel, ha, The SOIL OF T. Ma
nan, The Publisher Of The Mirror ot r,hIons y IT,
was student Of law when he entered he service lIa
1"l '"enyh years q age and has left wife aud
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-08
y EsONail EEesc0sEassc,

= T q z " r 4 T Z 4 n
Va Ill ATTEND the Courts of the Corporation
w Lynchburg and oltAe counties Of Campbell an
Amherst.
All business entrusted TO Lin will meet with promp,
attention.
dress--l .ynehburg.
luHl --rW II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-08

The following members olhe General Court lately IN
session N Richmond, were in attendance Judges SMITH,
Leigh. Duncan, Wilson. Brown. Cluptou. Nicholas.
Douglass, Ghoson, lalaferro. johnson, lhumrson.
Christian, I.umaN and Baker
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-08

g. The PHILADELPHIA Ledger, Of Friday, has letter i 3"
It's Washington Correspondent which speaks cohiien'! "
peace being har and that twenty days will not eapse
TORE lir cw win h, received. We hope tic writer may
COZ. hat houc. il', much upon ths a.seilloii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-08
LAW NOTICE.
NOTICE

W
a IL persons indebted 10 the late firm of Hancock &
n Adams, are hereby notified that the b.oks. ac-
COUNTS &c, blogng the said firm, have heen. by
me, deposited IA the hands Of BeaJamn T. Sclnggs. who
alone is authorized Husi. settle give receipt, Tor
all outstanding dues.
ISAAC ADAMS
Surviving partner Oh Hancock \ Adams.
July l--v4w If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-08

give requested calthr attention oil the public along
the route Of the proposed road To the advertisement Oh
commissioners cf the Rocl, Mount Turnpike Company
road is BY Il best informed ctz considered 4"
important one 10 the interests If town. and will end 10
open and improve wealthy country, heretofore suffering
greatly for the want OF practicable roads to market
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-08

The Natioa htollg orcer, Of Friday, eontans letter
from Major JACK loWNIAo. 1t tie Major las lt'h
serving with Gen Scott IN Mexico and lns teen sent hon
with tcspatclos lie JON cd the suite OF Mr. Buc anan, ara
overlook tie President just lie setting cut em NJ"
York. We may expect to have correct nioina'pn
Of the views Of MIR. Polk than de,e through the oihea
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-08


SR;l have the hnnor TO report, for information of
the genera-n- chief that the forces une ray command.
including the brigade of MAJOR General er,man took
military passess Of this ely at 10 O'Clock to day
1islng yesterday Am soque, await the junction Of
sl;fn. Quman. 1r ch purpose had saoflciied the
sassces of the leaing brgad lie two rravHs days
fu.d ny position sadden!y menaccd. II S'elccl.
by iafYe bay tfeavalIy. This orce approached sIuc
VIA, seliils = foaG on.tat right unknown 10 ts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-08
TAKING POSSESSION OF puEBrA.

The allowing is the despatch from Gen. Worth dc
eching the a bis entrance int The city u
Puetla:
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STUDENT LIFE IN GERMANY.


.l'1 p.'''is s,,e gft" queer accounts oil
1870 'i',' a,.V'9 9 s'uucn'3 ~ 'Ne etfi'"
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hmm @ e1 ~ "''n wv S'''aI S'"iS' $
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III, ,,s,lin > I ,'i'', l'''I VI D"'N'I,'' anu
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-08
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.


Mess Edlow-lt the leid tiais rapd esstsil If
the proceedings ot yesterday III piu}o nei ainnefeslag
Ia e aaoIs OF 81, ilno- down To +, port ls.n.
although lelabo. .ai uiDL hy deserve a boilef ehfon
.airr.
ate! short tpssuu during wicU ~ business Of inpar
timer came before thon, at wrrt over to the ue&t day
On Tue day 1t convened early hour when very
respectable NUMBER wore Attendance, including four
five gentlemen from your civ. At ~ o,lleh our pro
ceedinsu interrupted by an iutHation from tn Fac
nIty tllafihe pr @, sun was about b. fnrd the
lo5i aflhe Lawns and accordingly rrpare1 10 the punt
nj s'arfng when the line Of march was taken up The
l..oaHg erIer.
Grand Marshal
The Governor u Virginia, under escjn Of two Ora
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-08

\ most inyijicus arrangement.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-07-10

other climates other feed and fast the road cannot but
suffer much, and two three years requisite to make all
right; then believe there is country superior for the ami
mails and other stock Besides many persons seem to fancy
sheep take OF themselves such of course are dsap
pointed keep number that usifes keeping shepherd
devoted solely TO the Aocks, and | am rewarded Then
made the wolves and other varmnts until thew trouble
me When will our National Administration be able
to say thus much Of their unholy war on Mexico3
shall be gratied in replying to letters making inquiries
regarding this favored range Of Illinois, seeing persons who
may visit this way, whom would afford all information in
my power and facilities, horses and vehicles looking
around Indeed desire of similar tastes and pursuits
to settle around me, that may be of mutual benefit
There want OF real good mechanics, such can be re-
lied in all respects especially faithful work, best materials
and may earn large wages There is
abundance of those mol possessing the above requisites of
not needed should be glad meet per-
Of intelligence, agreeable and amabe, with MEANS
and acquainted with business generally, who would join
in my pursuits. would show that it would prove advanta-
desire of travelling and then makes il desira-
BILE to have party interested the spot wish also for
real good farmer, who knows the whole duty, both of cult
vaon rotation Of crops grasses, roots, &C. Also of
stock into which deepyhat has place for every thing
and every thing in its place. To such would offer for carry
ing my large farm (abou 900 aces) such terms as he
could resist and invite such to come and see me with
loss of time; for should he not like carrying on any other
than his farm would sell him of several very per-
feet have low price and very easy terms and also
aid him in many ways useful a new settler Address
JOHN SHLLABER
Grand de Tour, Ogh couniy Illinois.
JUNE %, ls47.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-07-10

present month. know not upon what the fear is
founded. The following statistics, taken aLOgeth-
er, would NOT point TO such result
The CorroN imported during the first three
months of 1916 .............. 9s 200, 900 lbs
Do. do. do. do of ls47 81, 900, 900 lbs
The quantity of wool, hemp, and dye-stufls used
was also much diminished
The CorfEE consumed in the first three
months OF 1916 ............... s, 100, 900 lbs
DO. do do. do. Of lS17 $500, 900 lbs
SUGAR consumed in the first three months
o 1910. .... III, 400, OOO lbs
Do. do do. do of ls47 1874, 600, OoO lbs.
Tea increased in consumption in similar proportion
CArrLE imported first four months Of 1915. ,79l
DO 40 do do OF 1876. Ia, 1853
10. do do do. OF lS47.... %, $50
OF all other articles Of daily consumption the
quantities imported in the first four months of the
present year exhibit very striking contrast with
those imported IN the same period OF former years:
1S45. 1916. 1917.
Grain of all kinds qrs. 227,045 s20,474 2,266,4l3
Flour and meal, 1874 1881 1893 456
Provisions Of all kinds, 1886 6l,8a6 1875
Butter, cwt. 6I,730 49354 49, 92s
Cheese cwt 1929 n 936 100 739
Rice, cwt. S4,s 1874 77Ol $40 sly
The imports of grain from April 9Th to May 5th
was 93l IT'S quarters, and of flour and meal
628,O26 cwt There were also imported during
the same time 27,S05 cwt. of provisions, s,054
head of live cattle, 35,437 cwt. of butter, 2S,04l
cwt. of cheese, and 1903 cwt. of rice /; guam
titles which have never been equalled at any for
mer time whatever, and which show in the most
forcible manner how exceedingly deficient our own
supplies must have been, since; even with these i'm
mensc foreign supplies the prices of all articles of
food have been most distressingly high. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-06-11

10 C0ITNET-. CINlINNNTI IEUfN'FHTH
Tr.rtf Ff=tF fH Fs<H4ttA. =lEHNaG Hfll
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-06-11

-YyIlE attention afiaseF rer-h
L requested 10 oar Sal LiAc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-12
Enr lie Enapi,.cr.
FW TIC FHTHUU.
To CARTER M. BRAXTON, ESQ.

TO CARTER NJ. BRAAION, ESQ.
In few days you will be called upon 10 give
your vote for some gentleman 10 represent VIZ
einia in the Senate OF The United States, and
YOUR constituents naturally feel some anxiety on
The subject. They ale, as you know, decidedly,
almost unanimously, in favor OF Robert NJ. I.
Hunter, whom they believe 10 be, in all respects,
eminenlly qualified for the high and honorable
DOS, of u. S. Senator Yon declared your de-
termination, when before the people, 10 support
Mr.. Hunter, and, il | am not lakeo, also your
firm opposition TO caucus rule unless in extreme
cases-at least this is understood 10 be your doc.
rrine. The people OF your District are anxious
that YOU should redeem your pledges, and that in
the coming election you should be Tor Hunter
first. las! and all The time, becaus. they believe
that Justice will not be done towards him, unless
exlorted by The sternest and most uncompromis-
ing opposition 10 all Others Excuse me, sir, Tor
presumine 10 inform you as 10 The sentiments oil
your constituents; but do so that may have a n
opportunity Of warning you in time OF The nsiii-
ors attempts that are TO be made on your con-
stancy. /, has been avowed openly, in my hear
ing, by the members ofihe Legislature, that you
would be whipped into The traces that They
could manage YOU" &C., and that you would be
driven into caucus in spite OF your opposition
These sentiments are not very honorable or COM
plmenlary 10 you, and, az one of your cuns'iiu-
EMS, | determined you should know how The
caucus men talked about you and their intention
TO force your acquiescence in their schemes
You cannot GO into caucus al all consistently
with your predictions for Mr.. Hunter, because
there will be no canvassing OF his claims there or
only sham business; for it is well settled who is
10 be the nominee Of that caucus as any thing
can be. To 60 into caucus, then, would in effect
be dcserlion Of Mr.. Hunter, but only in the man
ner 10 shield yourself from The responsibility, and
place i, on the shoulders Of a caucus majority
This will not donor do believe you can be in
duced 10 take such step, if you but consider
and regard the wishes OF your constituents, and
YOU know how unal'erab'y they are fixed on Mr..
II, The Democratic majority in the legislature
bnt some Of the spirits OF Old Hunkerdom say
Hunter is not 90 Democrat. Let them see
what your Democratic District and Democratic
King William think of him, by their unyieldins
supper, Of him through their Senator and Dele
gate. kOANE.