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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-04
POSITION OF TIE WINGS.

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we'll ,s sane, q, the leaders Of tbr nary y which # *
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-04
HOUSE or REpRrsENTArNFs.

MIR Toouhs. N ia, INSIDE las appearance to day.
better read from Mt Bahcr 81 H.. addressed IA
The Speaker aud lf rming lm HAT he had RESIGNED h.
saatthe resignation To ahe elect after The 6h II lana
AIRY. or suncr. II a successs1r could b, appointed
Mr. Haalsln. OF Ga. asked aul ohancd leave to offer
a JOINT Resolution requiring the Secretary al War 10
pay the States who supplied the Volunteers with sub
pendng the time between tho proclamation If the
Executive calling iJr oluneos, aud their being muster
cd into service,
The Resolution was read twcc and rfyred to the
Committee o Mliiar, Atilrs.
Mr. Houston Of la called up tho resolution proposing
to close the debate upon the Presidents Message
rDw. at Z O'Clock.
The previous questo on moved but there not 4
quorum oil members present,
call OF the house asked. and the yeas and nays
demanded; the vote st lod yeas IL nays %.
THE bill for he ADMISSION Of Iowa was here sgne
BIZ the Speaker.
Nj Houston modified this res uiion 50 as II make II
iead O'Clock 10 day which Tine the debate should be
tossed.
The yeas and nays Were called upon the fesou ION
and it was agreed to. yeas y, nays ~.
Mr.. Hamln, Of Me. called 10 the char. and the
II ,usc at proceeded 10 the debate.
Mr.. Sawyer. Of Ohio. adddss the Committee IN a
very rabd Iaflzan speech defending the the Caust
Of tho war, denouncnr the Wings isdoTasts, com
psring them with these who opposed the oi ISL
and quoting Old tory sentiments which II alleged h,
been borrowed by tlie Wings.
Mi SAWYER attracted attention for his low as
saus upon the Wings than for any thiug else Nj
Roo. was attacked in his absence and this led to
plantations between hiaf and his colleague Mr. Gddngs
From this explanation it appeared. that there were thre
candidates. in Mr. X ,ot's street. and that Mr. H. d
not get more votes than both Of the others Mr. ). SAT-
tia, the Liberty party mich, be opposed 10 the war. h
thai the Liberty candidate in Mr.. X ot's ds'rct WAS
Democrat few year, since.
Mr.. Baker, of H., commenced speech at O'Clock
upon the subject Of the He thanked the Cmnmtc
and Chairman Ter the floor, and then proceeded TO
egn thing ia def.ace VI those abs, nj in lhe war.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-04
INCREASE OF THE tENN.

Mr.. HtRhsoN, from the Military Committee, re
ported Bill fer increasing TIC regular amy. " cad
dton OF one regiment Of Cavalry aud nine tf Infantry %
be enlisted Tor i've years during the war at the optn
Of the President. Tie Bill provides fer bounty Of Il
dollars 10 each recru-ene half be rad at tie OF
enlsnog and the other when he joins the regiment To
Increase ct The regular amy is called rhy every sd
Grafton 81 economy and efficiency. We have no cXpec
ia1un. however, 1fsceng ten thousand men--n addition
10 the eight thous nj still wanting fill up Il
present regiments other war cen plent nt-rocruod IN
any reasonable time, If bounty contemplate as Il at
provided by this bill is the only ad iii nal intuqmcnt
led uut. Experience has shown hcw very SLOWLY e
cruts are obtained without any bounty at all--aad
can it be supposed thai much greater success will a
tend the recruiting officer. wien he can ofl,r noargr
bounty in hand than SIX dollars. We are thoroughly
assured that economy would lie regardd-to say nothing
Of the Importance q HAY wing the rsnhs Of tho army speed
" tlod-hy increasing the bounty 10 $50 OF So. WHO
will deny that, ii instead of volunteers. regular TROOPS
could have been obtained promptly, the Government
would have saved money by allowing a bounty cfonc
hundred or indeed hundred and fifty dollars. to each
recruit We hope, therefore Congress may scout tho idea
ol such tring bounty and authorize enc which. with
liberal rcversion Of public land. nay command inn
mediate supply OF men for the service.
Froma ocentreporl OF the Adutant General it appears
that there are at present in the field, in the mies
manded by Generals Taylor, Wool and kearny 2i9si
men. in the poportonof l6,5l2 volunteers to s473 reg
ulafs. he volunteers about to repair to Mexico
will add SIX seven thousand 10 this aggregate
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-04

n u'e Rtr II I'D Z, - med 4ndisl efsale II cSfrY
- On TIE var t.9T. sly. And saying ils, he wish
81 10 h ind, hayinr ref 10 the supplies
nsafssarY tsr CRY InZ au o. Wal In furnishing tie
e.Duye sita tie mans f5r he -urous saenloa Of
hs war. he ud be IL degree behind hun Who
1 Cd rfInasi.
.ic had il CHARGED in many othc public Vritts
tat there rary that hostile IN the war lie
did not b.eyc lat such rarty existed lie did rot
man tosay that individuals might mol be found who
were opposed 10 II, and opposed II tie Interests OF the
Government. hut What he did mran 10 say Was. thai
there was nosuch hing gsa party prepared 10 taAe
par with the mites 81 HER country lie did nd BE-
IieYo that any sae thing existed. And least # all did
he believe that the great Wing party Il this natry was
fady 10 esrouse any fore On interest IL htd.athongh
thur opponents had now MAJ MY IN Congress, that the
Wing pany constituted this moment the minority
u The people Il this country and that maIpu
~ should he capable Ut aiding foreign enemy IN oPp4s
10 their country impossible. Il might be pIss
alc that ihosc who nade the charge DESTROYS Of
bringing about tins very result Il might be- that their
sh was father 10 the thought hut oaluTny It the
nature would ever drive thcm into opposition L. Their
country. W lth regard 70 The means ol bringing about
an honorable peace which huse no had better Of por
tunity Of understanding the subject than ne had might
advise, he could only that he entirely ready 10
cooperate with then when the proper measures Tor that
purp produce n pr, sent j, appeared 10 hm 10
be- lie evident duly 81 Congress In strengthen the ann
Il The Glycmnoat by every possible means fJr the wig
crus ,pnse uoa of the war. There were topics
connected with tins SUBJECT which he should be glad 10
s#ass, and lie would avail himself hereafter e. fl
tag oTP3HuHy 10 do Al r. 81 nj he would ccn'out
hmac1 with he lew observations Which he had offered
lie thought II was due 10 those who had entrusted hln
with thtr memorial to say this mu"h in regard 10 what
he eic}ed 10 be Tie Object VIII th they had in view
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-04


H. f., .ois.l.f.J l., ,,-,, "a Il tho fiaar-
Io -, ,l ,...l L, en-. vi, to-, IN. ,g..rs
r,,s,, drc,syed that ,ha, would wit ,o t,te ffcir
t.. ID. IA. I.,,# ps,.I A.. -Lz...., Imam .tH,
-. II, .slcI ia. la, IN. ..t..,i H. do
de- - ',.f.s .s,s .r.zsi,,qr, ~ i,, ,, 4,
fLo Afd ~, lie name II y tt,r ann, al ant II II.
ls, ~ HI. LICE f. Mr. Ilyfe,, sed rpin by
fhc f8,e If Powers elll the sam. ibinp nr II aa,i
nd, aefs th,s, ,lten thcn .slqreti that flers
~, t, ,g,r Is and HAT -, ,v.,lI shiIa an
a., ,eci VA, NJ, Ilsas,n. Cant ssn5,,,. ,la vain
p. health. was a.sp enlrtaled u 90. bat refused
Lrm FaTh, alss,rftd a similar solicitation By saving he
would dfowa with the brg Lieut. Claib1rse and Acting
Master ,ms5n held Iho ~ai1e laneuaga It's roInar
b4ho Circumstance thai rec Of The ,iees and all hc
men wiz arieI linus n9bly are s1yc1. W lien the huai
H. we'd r. In aal, was llWirg with great violence and
b. ayy SEA nunug. - that i1r stae moments wa-
ati4 ef at d3u5t Nheiler the boat would I've. Puser
sicrle al TIM prggs b leave The boat fer fh
1Hit he floating b.. III bat, however reached liz
ISLAND IN about twenty minutes.
A. tht men were landed Mr. Clarke, disregard
ing The most strenuous cntfahes resputrly showed off
aglu with volunteer r'w al the Imminent hazard Of
heir lives LIS than tlr'e minutes after The boat laii
ibf brg tapi Senmes finding ihc Nesst settling under
lhem, gavc of5cr + every man 10 save hmsc II. All
simultaneously plunged Into the "ater aud grasPtd
ihe posts giatos siafs rf and ethef Hating Oh els
Al hand Many mus nav g'he o""n nom Inc want q
any support NhacN,r' p'h'ia s'ugelen on iran Hais
IL 10 many dhil'" on me - anu aa1'u III l''''H.
some WIZ "IF'i " ga ~ " "'u - ~ IA H. ''" o''
si> enc nh' ''a ih' wiz ''' Hi'n e""' u an NM
id III hmg def9orcd h} n'"fss. VI hcaf sA'5 WIZ
plunged lnW The NIh'hf "l,} 81 ''"'''l escaped
i"hSh ~ 81 'i's "li''"iI y ,,' IN Git"us' - mp
SUI "as o'Sifso ~ n'n nLo '''.' 'n'i' "af no
II ]" "iaIt 3" Pai'''' no NJ nm ~ ..
1f' CON-" '' s"''" y" p'''t''''N ''I',''o ~ - ~
lhr ."ai. la5se man ny itf n'"f ii SEYMOUR u'e
sup r H. Inn H' ih2 u' . a. 'l'n' '"l"'i '.i'
h"hled INN /" ea"' eot III 97'i 20 'ia"' siil '"' W.
s'l' '' ''. ~ IN VI was az SaIo9
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-04
PIT Bl4iC MEETING.

\ meeting Ct the citizens Of LyncIhurg was he'd a,
the Unyersalst Churoh, on Thursday night. and MT
lssandng tie shurtntss Of tie notice. was numcrolsIy
attended. The object make arrat pcnens to aI,e
aid and cumcrt, to the detachment Ct Noluncors hm
Franklin and Beef I'd, and to the company ho4 INT
gomcry eHlodod tcIass tlIugh IAn,LluF en- ilelr
Way 10 Rchme nd. he proceedings ef the nooliDg were
marked hy great Cnaninity and COED iooIg. Judge
" sou. or taking the chair in short address, Stated
tie strong aytgsicn he had ever entertained since
elevation to the touch, IL nnglo in any Of Iary
excitement He ad studiorsly avoided parciI alien in
political eotfIslut lis lie olsiGtItda m,eng Ga
far different end higher Character and no scurlcs ole
icacy frt;te his ialirg tic ohar. Tho sIte fc eas
Of the meeting then lrofly stated " Il stnr
Edit, q his Fartr. Who WIS ftlowtd ~ J. Garland.
Esq, in an eloquent end patriotic speech Ct near an
ho length. which elected frequent expressions Of Up
plarsc, John NJ. Speed, E-q, thon presented himself
10 tic meeting. and in lrcir. hut less cl,qusn and
patriotic address unclaimed the attention cf the audience
See proceedings Of the meet No in another column.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-04
VOLUNTEERS.

We are informed by the Richmond papers, that Gov
Smith applied to the Secretary Of War to receive into
the service of the United States latallion Of five
panles, IN addition TO the regiment of Volunteers. We
regret 10 say the Secretary has declined the prop sal
Tor reasons we have understood That there will Re
more troops wanting is obvious enough. and we think the
sooner they are raised the better We hope the Secretary
may yet reconsider his discrimination and accept Of the
services Of the additional Battalion
Col. J. r llamtramck, the newly appointed comm7n-
der Of the Virginia Volunteers, arrived in K edmond
On "Wednesday in the Northern ears He was received
at the depot by the State Guard under Capt Dmmock
and the c5mlan es Of Captains Scott, Darlington and
torse, and escorted t. the Governors where he VS.
Hospitality received disappearance is said 10 be con
mandln-, 3'ndlng The military pert Of the soldier WIN
the courtesy OF the gentleman. The Ireposscsslcn IN his
favor universal.
The cars also, on the Same day, brought down from
frederlchsbarg. company Of nearly hundred men,
raised by Capt Smith y. Pa,khCad, of The Bowling
Green. ibJut euc h2lf of ,l.ese ,cca, hovcver We
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-04

~, Oar townsman, e arles l.. Mosbv. is recommend
ed to the voters Of this Congressional District, as spit,
bic candidate at The coming election, bya writer infbc
Richmond Wig Of lie 3lst ult.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-04

o. Henry T. Garnet. Of Wes:m ireland. has re
ee'ed The nomination OF the Wing Congressional Con
venlon, which lately met at Iafpahaonock to select,
candidate for tic Rapp'hanoeck district n w
~ NJ Hunter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-04


ISNennrEG. a.,
ID ESPECTFll LILY lunu,s his friends mud the pub
lie, that he has uSl received and opened his entire
stock ot FALL AND WINTER GOODS. purchased
recently III the Northern cities such terms will
bic hm to uil asproat inducements purchasers, either
Al wholesale retail any house N THIS socuouo couu
ny HIS stock is large, comprising an extensive asset
maut ot almost every article usually found IN a Dry
Goods Establishment, man examination d Witch may
he tuuud SpHdW assortment IN the following articles
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Fine French Cashmeres in patterns, styles,
Rich Graduated and Onbrc shaded do
Cashmere Roles, great variety,
ChalIarcl and Satin l.ustrc Robes,
BomhdznC, and fine silk Warp Alpaca,
Gala rlajds and Romelia Cloths,
Plain black and Wateled Silks,
Satin striped Pekin do
Fancy silks.
Fine rcrkcle Shawls
Agreat variety do at all prices,
Parks Qor,oorarabe GIMP caseo) Skn's, a new ar
Merscille~ and Grass Cloth do
Linen canlh. idks hemsiteheda bordered,
I.accs and Edgmas,
Irish iiucus polast Table and Bird eye Diapers,
Linen 81. rilnes. Sc.
Also, full assortment of G,5ses and Hosiery ofcy
cry description.
CLOTHS, CASSiNERES AND yEsTlNGS,
Extra fnc French Cloths
Double Mild Golden brown ditto,
Invisible Green do
English and American, do. at various prices,
Super, Doe skin black Cassmercs.
Ribbed and striped do
Fancy Cassimeres, assorted.
Tweed do do
Fine silk warp do for sack coats.
English Satin Ncstings, PLAIN figured and embre
Wateredand striped silk do. very fine,
Embroidered Cashmere do
Noollen, ' clyet. Cashmere and Morino do.
1 ray, \.,ffl
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e.. a'fIgaR4iisa, Ia,

Il clmond. Nov 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-27
MARIN JOURNA AL.
PORT OF NETWORK


Packet ship silve de erase Rich from Havre 10Th
June mdse to Fox Livingston. June 10 lat AZ Ion %
spoke Dutch brig Presto from Rio Jsneiro for Bremen
July % lat Al Ion 90 spoke Br brig Lone and Only.
from 81 Johns for New York.
ship Monterey, (ot Boston, Crosby from Belfast Ire
land 10th June mdse. to Richards Watson. Psssen-
gers-Thos Squire and III Storage.
ship Kstahdn Morse 10 ds I'm Bath. Me- IN ballast 10
master
BARK Lowell (of Philadelphia Bradstrst 10 days from
New Orleans cotton, &c to John Ewel 18th inst OF
Tortugas spoke bark SuwarrOw Montgomery OF Thorn.
aston, from Cork for Orleans. PSssonser-Miss Ann
Tree
Bark Ellen Augusta Whpp'e, a. days I'm Rio Jsneiro,
coffee. 10 Aymsr 4 Co Vessels leit not recollccted
June Ia APE fTo hearing MI. exchanged cOors with
American bark standing in tor Rio showing red and
white seual with II In the white July % lat b. Ion 90
IS spoke brig Topaz Of Nowbern. days I'm Ocracokc.
who desired 10 b. reported.
Brig Franklin. Bates, 20 is I'm Trinidad de Cuba
lasses to mn lsih met la, 80 Ion ~ 40 spoke shp
Espindoa. from New Orleans for Europe days out
wished 10 be- reported
scbr Martha. d Phillips De fm Plymouth, Mt, naval
stores 90 Campbell
Schr Hamilton Osborne, Dc fun Alexandria flour, sc,
Storges Chairman 4 Co.
Schr Desdemobs Chapman, de I'm Potomac River,
wood 10 Baker. Wells Co.
sehr Sarah Augusta. Conkhn ds I'm Virginia wood
Schr Seamew. (of Ihomsston) from Cardenas via
Charleston, : he, suesr, sc. to Taylor.
Schr Elizabeth Snow. L. days I'm - Thomas mdso TO
master Spoke going In brig Monterey Of Boston from
Barbados
schr Forest Ming Nelly IS days fan Curacao mdse TO
Bomefn. Graves * Co Left no American vessels July
is lat "a Ion o. spoke bark Eyehns from Portland iur
Trinidad dc Cuba, - days out
Sehr (Br) Attention Heating, "a days I'm Halifax Ms
nah 10 Hampton & Co
Schr (Br) DOlphin Holden n days I'm Magudsyia Ms,
plaster, TO Fsrnhsm Il Go.
sAlLED-Ships Judah, Truro sud Mariana
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Corporation Notlrts.
CONFORMATION NoTICg.-Publi

CORPORATION NOTiCE.-Pubc notice IL here
thy given 10 the owner or owners occupant or occu-
pants Of al houses and lots improved Or unimpr0yrd
isud. affected thereby thai the following have
been completed by ths Assessors ana lodged IN the
Street Commissioners Once Tor exam nation by all per
interested, w fOr digging space four feet wide
through lhe Suuhery sidewalk ~ Sixth street between
Avenues and &. For digging a space four feet wide
through the sidewalks 0f Nnlhstrcet between Avenues
and L. Also Tor dag. space ourfeet wide through
the .idewaks OF Twruy.hnh street between Eighth aud
Ninth The limits embraced by such assessments
include s houses and loss Of g0und vacant lots and
pieces Of aud situate souhsrJ aide OF sixth street
between Avenues aud G. Also, on both sides Of Moth
sweet between Avenues and G. Also, both sides OF
Twenty nth street between Eighth and Ninth avenues
All pertons whose affected boy the abovensmed
assessments and who opposed 10 the eitner
them requested present their objections n writ
ing u tbs undersigned the Street Commissioners or
hc- within thirty days ilom the date Of this notice
MARTIN h. THOMPSON
Street COmuiss .0nrr and Chairman Of tue Assessors
slreel Cumm. sLnner-. Office IulY ~. l8l1 lg.n lnl
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IT. CONEI I-LASD FEkHY.-rhs
u -udld and cnmnOtiOJs steamboats,
AMERICAN EAGLE, CspL Power will
run regularly Cone, Island during no season, landing
a. toTl Hamilton as iOliOss
THE EAGLE, iyl6 2moss
LINING Per No I, v r. Al lO A. N and and p. NJ.
IelutHg C0nsg hLghd 81 ~ A NJ and q snd 81 r n
In atoiI0n 10 tho above tupg he EAGLE will MAKE
TIP % fOU Hamilton Ia We mIrnlng, e4gIng me Guy
o'clock reluruipg leaving Fou Hamiltoo At O'Clock.
r. nNOTiCE.-sTATEN ISLAND FERRY
luSZkssrC ON and after Sunday, Aphl H. he steam.
boats sYLPH s1t STATEN ISLANDER
viii run as follows Until fariher notice
Leave Staten islsnd 81 o, 9, 10, II A NJ 2, IS,
5,7,PM
Leave New-YofK Il ;, 9, TO- II, A Nj ard g. 10 min
pal ). and ~ :, D o. T. ais
dr. TIE -TEAMBOAT EUREKA can
,s~-s-s-s.--5 hired fOf excursions Tue boat ~
feet long, and 10 20 srrsngsd 10 sfOrt
more drcs ROOM ban 1sgsl. Apply " d r ROCKWELL,
on board foot " Beach d. hOrh River All persons
forbid trusting aly one on account u said boat wii1Out
order from ne Czptsil. i-ls eoitAuNs
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turns for Sdlr.
.. cRKENLrAEL FOR sALE.-Thl. hne

n GREEN LEVEL fOh -stsh, ,i- Is .'.' -
N-s an IN ihs County ~ Prince NuIaw Nftnla 4
NJ striatef about So miles om eNandria. - nom
FALMOUTH aud ~ rom OccoQlsn. and containing snoh. p
&C.. = offered Tor sale very rrsfonah- price, ihe
undersigned wishing to settle 10 heucSy' W. u'pVs
o as estate 90 such terms ~ to nske 10 81 lldleei,n'
those desiring such trcsi1eucc o mtAe A. NV .iuN
: vel wood 20 snd Nstercd divided INTO SIX usAds ~
" coon be 10 sevec. TIE most OF 10 a 10 sood ste1 %
Improvement vel adapted 20 grapes " aro, every 49,
and not less 10 corn whesl ard oats pat = u'N
ln clover add he balance vii sooa ne seeded n Cove!
timothy snd kenmcky blue grass As gtskih- SIN "
Offers Inducements possessed by lew farms SCUM oi 'h
rs Ri ce For shcep-Wals, he Virginia o1c - ass "
which here &c abundance, furnishes ne hs arc vs'
permanent pasursee The house - arse anu coE' uir
The 0uth0uses gOod ord and he enc osufes rev" me
house Is vel furnished he most Of lsieiy so ~ OF
which. together with the stock sud farming implements
" be sold on 'sir terms. u he purchaser desires Il
NV Post Ofics i Bre1tsvile. Prince " Liam 90. -
and il VIII give ne pleasure 10 any Inquiries de-
.rabe 20 hsve answered or show The premises 10 any
one wishing 10 see and examine Tor himself II AZ esrf
sac should be eced possession The ard will he given
m time to .eed sheat WIN. r FRENCH
Green Level, III April, 1917
a. laws SIND iauIiuW NSN
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pAssENGERs ARRIVED

packet ship Siiric de Grass from HarTcMr Sedg
wick Master Bsldwsin, Masters Brue. Master Lester
Master Aschmanor and l72 steersge and died pas
sage.
Ia schr Eisa5eth. from 81 Th0mds-N Darlington and
servant Lambert and daughter J w Fisher Van
dergrsbep, ID Welmsn, w Flsh 7 Msranth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-27
CTR INSPECTORS OFFICE, July %, lsi7.

NOBLE CosDUcT AND HARD FATE-We heard
day or two since the story Of hard working indus'r.
Gus Irish servant girl who having amassef the cum ei
500 from her scsny earnings. cent the whole O u u
her father mother and sister Ia Ireland with message
desiring them 10 come 10 this city, where she "Ould
provide for them "a Comfortable home man tneif
shtened circumstances would permit them 10 enJl y
la their native island Word 10 her that they
would embark Immediately Inc noble hearted cres-
tuTe rented small but comfortable tenement ana iuT
nshed IT, 10 the extent Of her limited means, with ne.
cesssry furniture food and fuel la due time the pa
rents and sister arrived and joined hersef and brother
here ADD the meeting under such circumstances o The
reunited family unexpectedly joyful The most
ssugune hopes the brightest wishes OF the affection
ate sefsscrifcing and sister were fully accom-
plishsd. Those she loved were. through her single
efforts rescued from the combined miser OF pnchng
poverty and gsunt famine and all gathered about
her q, last n humble bat comfortable home, in land
OF peace and plenty. But their happiness WAS short,
lived indeed The parents had brought with them the
seed Of tbs pesence that rsges in many portions of Ire
land consequent upon hunger, bad food and exposure.
and after their arrival here after the other fell
victims % its vruence and the poor heart broken girl
In a few short weeks, has followed father, mother
brother and sister IL their graves and once saone
IN the land Of her adoption withouta relative TO condOe
with her In her bereavement. Albany Statesman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-27

DOlND HILL WaerCur- Es,hn.An.,, -, !.
llRo1nd Hii WsI-r.Cu EslNhAshnlent No. 90. -
died rooms ard every requisite Tor he comfort All
motsaion Of patents 10 now W fuccessf opsrauoD NJ
sbunc4ng supply of pure sprog water Win wHes 4
he various bshs supplied. Patients viii be sapnt
ON the establishment wh every article Tor pacing
The general terms are $40 week; varying. however.
according circumstances ard lhe alton. ~
qaiFet. Accessible by railroad fIom he North soah
EAs, or Wesl SAMUEL WHlfMARSH
DR.. L. Z. DENNisTON,
o.. J. A CUMMINGS
Northampton, May u, lS47. jsl0 Sn