davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-01

@Hardware, Cutlery
AND FLAMES.
10A DoZ. Stones C. S. Shovels,
lOO so" Carts c. S. :"
80" Ames' G. :. S.
so" Towers C. s. {"
IS" Ames' c. S. Spades,
IS" Carfs c. S. A."
100" Markhum's Superior C. S. Hoes,
100" Whhlocks 4" 4"
80" warranted Manure Forks,
100 GO common 60
8 90 Var Ofsns Cast Steel Hay Forks.
Together with full assortment of Butts, Screws,
Tacks, Brads, Shoe Nails, Files, Hand Back, Cross
cut, Mill and Circular Saws, Table and Pocket Cut.
ery, Hammers Haicbels, Axes, Scyihes, Plated and
Iron Tea and Table Spoons, Chest, Till, Door and
Cupboard Locks, Jopanned Door Handles, Mineral
Door Knobs, Hemp. Flax and Manila Coil Ropes,
Bed Cord and Cnthes Lines, Planes, Whtewash,
Paint, SOsh and Counter Brushes, &C., &C., al the
lowest New York or Roston prices BY
JOHN S. GRAY & CO.
Successors to Gilbert & Donaldson,
1879 Main Street, Hartford, Conn.
March %. 4wS2
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-01

The Bslknap Gazette published Meredith Bridge N H.
hitherto bitter Radical paper has changed hands, and is
hereafter be devoted to the Of Independent Demo
crazy.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-01
AsHRHL DICKHMsON

HAViNG purchased Of L. ID. Proufy his intefes,
il Il in the Stove and Tin Ware business, would in
form his friends aud the public, that be has resumed
business on his account the old stand in the Stone
Building, and will keep for sale extensive assor
meut Of STOVES Of the latest and most improved
patterns in use. with Stove Furniture, Pipe, &c.
Also, assortment Of Copper, Brass and Tin
Ware, made in The best manner,
AL JOB WORK done To order. .lr
Brattleboro, March 90, lS47. 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-01
HERE L COME.

- A ND offer 10 rent my Farm for one or a
fsssfA IN succession Of years, Said Farm is sit
III. = mated one mile from West Winchester, and
klA&I three from the middle OF the town, contain
ing about IS acres with good engrhed orchard, and
every thing 10 good repair.
Any one wishing to hire said Farm will do well TO
call soon. good chance viii be given.
For further information inquire Of the subscriber
ROSWELL sTowELL, Jr.
Winchester, March !, Is47 awSi
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-01

Win an Appendis by s. Il. WELLS.
Containing an illustrated description of all the Phre-
biological faculties, together with the Temperamens.
This is one OF the most important works ever pre-
scented. The Common School Advocate thus speaks
Of its merits "This excellent work should be in the
hands Of every individual. No one, old young, eau
read page OF il without being improved thereby
The Evening Gazette says, at is worth its weight in
goldn
This work is now ready for delivery. II Is beauti-
fully bound in maabe form, and may be sent 10 any
part of the United States Canada at small expense
Tor postage. Please address, post paid,
FOWLER & WELLS,
80 ISL Nassau street, New York
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-01
FARMFOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE.
AzxA TINE Farm Of which LUKE B osGooD,
ftsssf3 Il late OF Brookline, died seized and poss
l!..,kR essed, will be sold at PU BLlC AUCTION, on
.Het4 the 10th day Of April next, at one o'clock, Y.
NJ, al the dwelling house on The premises.
Said Farm is situate in Brookipe, about two miles north
Of The Court House in Newane and ans 235 Of
good land well waered, and good brick dwelling house
and other budings thereon There good orchard aud
Of the best Wood and Timber Lots containing about
sixty acres said Farm, Of any in the county.
Persons wishing 10 buy Farm, will DO well TO examine
the premises before purchasing elsewhere.
NJ MILLER, Executor.
Newfane, March Z, 1947. 5w2o
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-01
NOTICE.

TINE Subscriber having been appointed Administrator
Il upon the estate Of RlCHA RpsoN BILLINGS, late
Of Brseboro deceased requests all persons indebted 10
said Bngsby note account, 70 call and settle the same
immediately.
L. @. MEAD
Bruitleboro, March 10. l9i7. I 7 ~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-01
The following among the latest letters from the
of war =
Correspondence Of the Cincinnati Gazette.
MnNrEREY. Mexinn. Feb %.


Correspondence Of the Cincinnati Gazette.
MoSrEREY, Mexico, Feb 90.
From volunteer in First Ohio Regiment1
have just time to inform you Of the latest which
is very important There express arrived this
morning from Satllo, bringing dispatches from Gen. Tay
lor The substance Of the dispatches order for
Gen Marshall advance upon Salo with all possible
speed lie (Gen. M y leaves here at ~ o'clock to-day
taking with him two IL and two ~ FOUNDERS, and reg
ineni troops II has been reported that Gen Taylor
entirely surrounded by the advancing Mexican army under
the command Of Gen Mnnon The number Of their force
IL not known but supposed TO be much larger than
Rough and Ready still at the old camp twenty miles
north OF Sao and expresses his determination 10 main
tain his position feel safe long he has the manage
ment We will have Il fight beyond doubt, next week
sometime.
fort with provisions and ammunition sufficient for
thousand troops three months Gen Taylor has about
thousand troops, and twenty pieces of artillery with
him at Saltillo.
have not time TO say any Capt Armstrong has
just told would have go TO the Black fort in few
minutes. There is telling how soon we may have to
fight Yours, W. h. g.
MoSrRREY, Feb. %
In haste send you few lines big fight is hand
Gen Taylor has fallen back upon Saitillo, and are
hourly expecting attack here Capt McCuloek and
I2 men, exan Rangers have been taken prisoners by the
Mexicans in the neighbohood Of Satllo; and Col May
despite Of them Saliilo. Gen. Marshall pieces Of
tlery, company Of arileTymen and few horsemen
are guarding the pass between here and Sallo.
Gen. Taylor will hght-and there is no doubt but what
we will too. Good bye, old friend, fer the present Thu
will go in express that is about starting Jump YOU
paint bench and give three cheers for the Buckeye Boys
J.B Armstrong;.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-01

P.S. There have been two three post norton
examinations of those who have died, and they find
that the inner membrane OF the stomach turns into
white mucous, as if nature had supported herself
upon herself until exhaustion of all The humors Of
the system had taken place.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-01
l.. d. PROuTY,

BrstlIeboro, March %, IsA1.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-09-20

Iur N9-F #tHtt.f.3S Ni-t LOTTERY INtl
- EHt8EN=IN= fHBatNH4t I'D SfAEt%=
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-09-20

@g#3 > ORE &EtsS 80 as.

rIH0E#|1& ~" IgHas f0GI4s
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-04-24
LETTER FROM GEN. TAYLOR.
FROM THE NEW ORLEANS pIcAruNE.

FROM THE NEW ORLEANS
We have been placed in possession Of private letter ad
dressed TO Gen f. q. W. BUTER Of the parish of lberSe,
by Gen TAYLOR which will be cad with the greatest avdi
Whatever relates the battle Buena Vista, Of authentic
character must possess absorbing interest 1t will be at
that the letter MT intended for the press but
we make apology for publishing such portions Of il as are
OF public concern The distinguished gentleman to whom it
addressed has been moyedby desire contribute TO the
knowledge of the public uponan engrossg subject TO sub
init this letter for
We have laid before readers several OF Santa Anna
letters in regard the battles the 22d and 23d of February,
Of them elaborate in dcai and complete in description
The letter of Gen. Taylor which for the first time
the light does not profess to be minute description Of the
events OF those days. but presents in clearer and
authentic shape the grandeur of the resistance made to the
overwhelming forces of the enemy and the yastness Of the
sponsibiliy assumed in giving and maintaining the battle
Stripped OF his most effective men, surrounded by armies
greater than his own and in the heart of the enemy
try the gallant old soldier maintained his ground aud obtain
ed victory when his officers counseled retreat
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-04-24

little girl in Pawtucke, thirteen years old, attempted sui
eide BY drowning. She had taken orange from basket
in front Of store, and being told that officer after
her by other children, she and jumped into the river
just below the falls She rescued she about sink
ing for the last time,
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-04-24

FoRT IEAygSw0RTH, APRIL |, lS47.
OF the causes that produced the nsuecou at Taos, and
Of the circumstances connected with it, speak pre-
sent-excepting this much will say, that IT such men as
Capt Bugwn had had entire control OF at Santa fe
instruction could have taken place had Gen. kear-
ny remained in New Mexico things would have remained
quiet and pacific Hsname his manner and sagacy would
have had most happy and moral effect
The regulars there and their officers from their good con-
Duct very popular with the Mexicans; whe on the
other hand the volunteers with the exception Of lew COM
panes The lawes Of men, OF whom may in truth
be said that their officers little restrain them as they
can mpau TO them that military instruction and discipline
which is both sautay and moral From their coones down,
their officers are unfit for corpora in the regular army And
yet such the stupidity of thousands in our country who
think that any thing will do for generals, colonies, majors
and captains and oil the qualifications necessary military
caps on their heads military buttons their coats and mill
tary commissions in their pockets.
OF every species Of quackey military quackery is the most
rcica in character and the disastrous in its results and
dearly has the country pay for such military piping and d
ding The militia volunteer system may do well for peace
and be sufficient buwark for the country Them but we want
better buwarks in time Of war
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-12

~ The New Orleans l'rIp.e has very minute and
interesting If the talle Of Bucna Nls,a for winch
We regret We have not to-day II seems that the
r,ut. which reached of the III conduct of portion OF
tho Volunteers were well founded One regiment of In
diana troops behaved shamefuy --wcrc thrown into a
p,njc ard in spite ofthe efforts # their cilicers incl
,iou.y fled The hattie in consequence Of this was al
,nost lost A portion of the regiment WAS rallied by
Major Dix paymasicr L. : A.. and truefy an officer
of tho 9TH Infantry. lie SEIZED iag aud pot himself
nj the head Of the regiment and brought them into line
gain 1t WAS while uphraiding hrm and attempt
ting to recall them toa sense of llreir dutr that
the gallant Capt. Lincoln was killed The Arkansas
rouimsnt als,-or portion Of il-eeis have be
bayed wcl-,hough tho narrative oxIlei: with
rsspect to it, The Illinois, ken,pR4y Ihorse and foot }
and Mississippi regiments behaved most adtniraby.-
They not only displayed ehivsrc courage bet " .rn
making or sustaining charges. exhibited slsadinss aud
discipline which regulars could moi have supass
ed II is evident that thesu5ccss Of the ,ay was mainly
attributable 10 the Flying ARTILLERY, which admra
Div served, ard dealt death and confusion among the
en,'s dense columns The Mexican force was fully
10000 nrrnbctw cen five and sx thousand of which
were cayalfy,
We would fan II pc the m sconluct of the indians
regancnt has been exaggerated. We wall with anx'e-
=, tho cpor Of he G,neran Chief as well as Of the
Generals Of Divisions. Besides the Commander. there
seems have been ohcr Generals in the field tut
Wool and Lane. Gen. Wool distinguished himself
greatly and Gen Lane did all he cculd according the
writer in The rnpc, with such materials as his brigade
WAS composed OF.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-12
hnrRNARLx. April ith, lS47.


'EHrLEMIN: ! ftday and Saturday sstw DAYS
extremely ~ ofsing 10 the NhuS Of his portion of the
i.ed Land Dsrlct.' Ga each Of the said DAYS NessIs
ngg'n aud Leake met On the haslngs-on tho former AT
NoriensTille Abemarle the latter in Sanarlsyille
Greene. On Friday, MIR Gasgn led ell in a speech Of
an hpuand half. chaaccriz by great power snd clo
qn'nce, and rePlec With huuor and happy aneclote -
lie spent much tic larger portion OF his time upou the
subjected llt Mexican VAL aud reviewed, with the NEST
scahfg rchple, the pursued ~ the President IN
regard 10 Tins liz Was fllowed by his eomro,t,r
Mr. Lake IN speech consuming the same amount Of
Hnc tut falling most slenally 10 overthrow srle DO
st'n assumed by Nj. Goggn. Mr. lcake has n plaa.
hIe and s'phstca mind but the tlasy web Of sop,is
Try Which he were WIS conn leicly unrayeled IN the
BRET rtJonder ot Mir G,ggn. In short no poor irew
easily JUNIORS as Shelton + eake, but like
the chi,alrous kn- h Of La Mancish lie rushed on 10 tn.
combat i.aressy and ooshy, however great the odds
against HIM anu whatever danger awaited him
Al StinadsyIlle Mr cake began the discussion sneak
g an hour and aquaf.er The writer Of tins hasty ar
trle was nIt hule surprised when he observed the
Sight degree Of atenon which Mr. Ienke ELECTED In
Ills land u .ocotacusm. lie did Indeed raise a faint
sugh seyeri eors lu, this Effected by borrowing
alM u Mir. Gtegu', cdotes, which hebutchered moi
little Mr.. Gaggn replied IN speech Of the same
rngrh.& dCtins Tie While ol his speech he was listened
u WITH tae greatest eagernoss md interest He vasal
WAYS gcsl II qa,Hf e queut ard aecasi naly rafbe,
r. Ife'tt VIZ w VI. lie l,ne, 50 hi,d anu
I'm ling was Il qeeuHc }dat l. was sufficient 10 rf5sc
paints hir IL s:ald oud. Mi cake rrilcd Ia
hmt tw,u'y nnutes, In speech O hc same character
With the other effort ard II. toug ia anan sn /, ,cn
" minutes. In {, W words. ur tiil,d Nhu csua-
dae came onnat O. ly ea;.tey uascahed bar perfectly
triumphant The result e both ithe foregoing discus
sons Was indeed haPry but particularly So was the
ole IN Greene. | am told that the discussion in Mad
s1n 50 resulted in manner ghly favorable to tic
Wing cause. There eau be nonauatr of doubt but that
there vii be many converts 10 W hg SIN in each {, these
Two counties. From a | can leara the Wigs will
10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-12
FOR THE ylRGINIAS,
"EAIR SUAkE.v

T AK NIIAkFn7
In Or Saunder 5 address. in the las, Vi1opian. bo
asses the following anguagc
Some Of You drnu1eJ yopr old and f,,,,6,, c.ian,
Mr. ToI,r dis jnup,,hod fr h,s aIlrraa '',F'u
incrcs,s-dis,npusIe for las iutelipcnre and sana
eity-distirrIislCd every way and do,t,,
anr eo3.lI1 d,.i n,,,ssb,d i,i, ''I"'e1
Ianoharnc, with lis uf1rayoripo Jeyonm H. G'' ,oe
ess or this c,,noi,y IN rrn.1, .nd =" ',u ,,''l
in rcneral meeting If The Sockho,rs # tho ,,,ns
River aud anavha COMPANY Lrll in Rilbnnnd ',,
oooLs .r, Mr. Mosiv was ,L. a.. L i. ~ II
salr aInrt rs ,rasJ know, ha, n,o n. " 'le
and Col Ian5hornc mrfatcrs Of tb,, nco,in, at b ''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-12

and .hy hereb, adopted ior the government Of The
present Council
kes''ed That a Commute be appointed to enquire IN.
IN and ascertain the amount be raised the
prt sent 10 the public demands against the
allon and to bring in bill 10 levy the necessary tax
for the same. when the President appointed MesSfs.
Christian and Hart To he Of said committee
The President appointed the following committees for
The present year Aessrs Davis. Hare, Roberts
and Diuguid to he OF the Street Committee. Mcssrs.
MeDan,el Jones. Pan aud Jennings 10 he Of the Wa
tering Committee. Messrs. Christian and Hsr 10 he Of
The Safety Committee. Alessrs Ducud and Jennings
tn he OF tie Bursiny Ground COMMITTEE and McssIs
Hart and Acrcc Ia he Of the Market COMMITTEE.
John X McDanel was duly appointed by the Board
10 assist the Commissioner and Assessor in the classified
ten Of the Business Tan, aud the examination OF the
Commissioners revenue books the present year.
And then the Board adjourned.
Ii Copy-1'cste.
d. ROBES Clk,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-12
COMMON COTNCII.

At meeting Of the persons elected to serve as Com.
mon Council men for the town Of Lynchburg for the IN
suing year, at the Council room, Thursday evening,
the oth Of April, 1877
Present-Michael Hart, Jesse Hare, John NJ Otey.
Geo. F.. Ro6ors, Pleasant Partin, John r. Mcdaniel,
Henry Davis, Oh. w. Christian and Paul Jones, who
having seyeray taken the oath of fidelity to the Com
monweah and the oath Of office before John c Shack
eiurd, ESQ., an alderman of said town, took their seats
in Common Council. The board being organized pro
ceeded the election Of President Of the Cor mon
Council. when John NJ. O.ey was unanimously elected
and he theicupon took his seat.
The Bla'd then proceeded 10 The election Of the Clerk
flhe Common Council when David Rodes was unani-
monsy elected, and the said R)dcs theroupon in the
presence the board took the oath Of ice before john
{. Shacklciord Esq, an Alderman of said town.
Resolved Ths, the rules, heretofore adopted for the
eo'crumtn Of the Common Council at It's sessions. bn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-12

We have received the following to forward 10 Mcsss
Fry 4 Co. Riehmond, for the relief Of the Irish
From Robert White In behalf of,he Rellei COMMITTEE
/ leSlnet n and Rorktrbgo:
- harfts Com
From b. }. jordan, received Of the Lexington an,
Rockbridee Rc,f Committee:
ls5 bbls Com,
bbls. Flouf,
. hhds. Bacon,
! box Bacon.
From W. Weaver from Rochblidec,
q barrels Cora.
3 barrels Flour
From John McGorke from Roekhridpe;
barrels Corn
JAMES b. RENNICK & Co
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-12
LYaGInBliusG MARKETS.
"rfei'dJer The 'reeh ending I'iday. .lpri9, Isl
ny Mcdaniel 4 Lee,


py Mcdaniel 4 Lee,
t'rcerrs and Commission .hcrehaiis
itboseo-Not so much animation in the market and
'"mmnn Lngs perhaps a shnde lower--We quote Nov
lugs, inferior. GO TO rs cts Common 90 to 20 ,
'ood 10 ise 200 10 800 Leaf Tohacco-,ni rcr rs
to 200 Common 2,25 800; Shipping 4 90 to 1. 80
Manufacturing, good $50 10 400, Fine a.50 to Z.
% Stems, common, | 90 good rs TOGO
Hon'-Repeaod sales during the week al s., 80, and
smal parcel litl- higher. recent quotations berry
~ favorable with an increased demand Ter retail purpo
SEES, will tend to advance the ratios still higher lnspcc
ted during tina week 1911 barrels.
Gfain Cum co e,s. per bnshel Oats cleaned ~
cts per hnshel from wagons Sheaf Oau 10 cts. per
hundred pounds
tiorer and (,rass Sscds-Clovor Seed is scarce aud
there Ia at the prcscn, tive demand to limited ex.
'en-saos ftom tho wagons at s., so per bushe ou,
store b5O; No operations hear of in Timothy. Or.
chad or Herds Grass seed.
1aiIrr Continues in demand al 10 cents
Brdndy-irpe continues without much change, be
my IN demand at 81 TO A cents per gallon Peach -
TO 80 CENTS per gallon.
PforisioasBaeon arriving more freely and sales du.
ring the week a, from s! s, cents, with ono sale Of
indifferent Al cents The stock at present is equal to
the demand Beef to cents Corn meal IS cent, per
hushel; Irish Potatoes 50 to IS eta per bushol Swoe,
Pvtatoos G2l per bustel.
Hhshey--sales during the week a, &c, 81 aud 9. ,
cts. per gallon.
Cotton fdr7is-Sales At ls cts
hon-Dar ron-- Sa Tvs at ks5 per ton and much wan,
cd manufacturers refusing sell at less than cons per
ID; Plg Iroa no sales
Lin~ed od-Du l, 20 cts. per ganr
t,a,I y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-12
GULF sou AI)RON.

The naval force employed the present mon,cnin the
Gulf, consists oi ship Of lie line, 2tgacs sloop. Of
War, brig, steam frgates, 6 ualIcr seameis. s
hmb ketches, | revenue cutter, 5 small schoone,s
and o store ships amounting in all to 81 sai}-and
mounting about 400 guns Besites this sirorg naval
force there are employed Transports seventy or eighty
large vessels and steamers
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-12
ron rnr yiRGiNtAN
lNTERROGArORY.
ID. ROBES, Crk

ihrre will be petitions presented 10 the next Legisl,.
'ute OF Virginia. asking tho formation Of the following
ne" Con ties The Court house If one. bc located Al
leesv''le. and composed Of parts Of Campbell. Bedod
aud fitsYvana Countess the other to be formed Of parts
OF campbell. Pns,lvana. tlahaN and Charlotte Coun-
oes-brookhoal be made the County seat. We, In
common with large poltun otihe Git Of Campbell
,eany desire 10 be informed at early day, through
tins paper whether You for or against the formation
OF either Of the above named Counties
MANY VOTERS
To Chs l.. Mashy. DR. James saunders, IL. ia1le
woqd and NJ. b NaNliu, Esqs
et The Republican VIII please copy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-12
APRON TTON.

Welearn that the Democratic party has at length
united upon Col. L. T.. CHEsrH.M as lis candidate.
MAJOR > ). WALLER is the whig candidate. and with
'ar prospect of success We hope every wing in our
town and county, who has there will take care to
be present at the election
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-12
New Paper In Richmond

our townsinen, B. M. DeWut and G. A. Wright, Are
.o'nt 10 establish a new sem. weekly Democratic paper
IN Richmond. Mr.. Dewitt is avorably known as the
'''eF Editor IF the Republican of this paceis vigorous
"f'sr' and very decided in his political sentiments. The
paper Will be called the ExA.ryrR
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-12
.3no,h,r Revolutionary .eoLIi,, nm.
W ard Election.

iiE following Is statement Of the persons elected as
Aldermen and Common Counrmtn for the Cor
Porat'on OF Lynchhhrg on the 9th day of April lsi7
oMMoN 'orHcirMEN--Lmeh Ward, No l.
John NJ. otey, George +. lobe,ts Henry Dsyi, PAM
Jones, Upton ID jennings Michael Hart
feny Vmd, No p Sampson Dugnid Thomas O
acree, John X Mcdaniel Pleasant Paflin, Charles w,
Christian, jesse Hare
ALpEnMEN.-L1mch Ward, No Daniel |. War
wick, Samuel G.. Norvcl, Ammon Hancock. John c
Shackleford, David r. Lyman, Timothy Fletcher.
;, Henry uard, No 2.-lienry NJ Didlakc, David w.
burton Henry o. Scheduled, Seth llals,y Aug LET,
wch, Pleasant labbt.
For building Court House. in Lynch Ward M
G3-aganst 49,
For building Court House, in Henry Ward, No. Q.
49-aganst 73.
Daniel l. arwiclt. Mayor.
Pleasant Iabby, Recorder
Samuel g. Norvell, Senior Alderman
HENRY DUNNlNGrON, S. c. l..
April l2-2t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-12
(ON \ EN IlCI ELEITION.

he "eneral election in Connecticut. which took place
on Monday last has resulted in compa,o triumph of
the W h'g' The Legislature i. Wing and all four ,f
me members oil Congress Here rs one correction already
10 DC made IN the Unions statement. 1t CLAIMS one
Democratic representative
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-12

" II Is sfewdy suspected that Mr. Folk will men
'l'n zen. y las lathe. in hs message in con-
ae'uoh VITA Tie egomnng victor, Of Baena Vista
winch he i'eo' to do, whom speaking o the battles last,
year, IN his last annual .-,essgee
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-12
TIL. NPER.INCE NOTICE

a Temperance meeting will be held al Bethlehem. in
the county OF Campbell, (near James Cardwos Machine
SHOP Jon the AN SUNDAY in April be NJ the 25h a,
II O'Clock, A. NJ. II. &. Mouss, ESD OF Amherst has
promised TO attend and other addresses may expected