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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-10

PRrNcIPLEs.-Our forefathers sacrificed their lives in
defence OF principles. They knew their importance,
and were we'll aware that unless principles were recog-
Missed they would be subject to whatever the whinis OF
n capricious monarch might dicta,e. The Universe is
governed by principles, and principles regulate the
human system. Ac.rtaln fixed law governs our eXis-
tence, and terminates our being. Now 1t is very clear
that medicine adapted to those principles must re-
move disease. Thus on the quality OF the blood depends
the h.aithtulness OF every part OF the system l the
blood be impure the body is unhealthy, no matter IN
what way thatimpurity may show itself. 1t may be in
the head, or the chest, or the stomach, or the bowels
or in all of them together. WRlGHr's INDIAN VEGETA-
BILE PILLS are OF measurable value IN removing the i'm
purities OF the blood, and in giving tone and vigor to
the system.
BEWARE OF Communicating ONLY ORIGINAL
AND GENUINE INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS HAVE THE SIG
NATURE OF WILLIAM WRIGHT WRITTEN WITH A PEE
on THE Tor LABEL OF EACH BOX. None other is gen
uine, and 10 counterfeit THIS IS FORGERY.
The genuine tor sale by w. IL. CURTIS Waite
Street, and THEODORE A. PECK, College Street
sole agents for Burlington. Reuben Ferguson, Essex
J. b.. Dyke, Huntington w. Rhodes, Jr. Richmond
2. b., Green, Richmond J. IL. 4 Il. W. Tower
underhil Hurlbut & Hodges, Williston r. San
derson, and &. Ayers, West Winiston J. Lyman
Jericho w. b. Nelie, Hinesburgh w. 5. a. H.. p
Wood, Wes'tord Staples & Lyon, Charlotte Johl
Simonds, S%helburne X. Richmond Barnard and a
New Enaland Branch Office and General Depot, ~
l reimont Street, Boston.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-10
Watches, JcWclry 4 Clocks.
E.IA J.V. RANDALL has Just returned from
New York with a large assortment of
WATCHES, JEWELRY AND CLOCKS,
FANCY ARTICLES AND TOYS.

consisting in part of the following articles
Fine Gold Levers and Lcpines, Silver Levers, full
.Iewclled and Verge WATCHES Gold Fob and
Guard Chains; gold Specks and Thi-bles a large
assortment OF Stone and Cameo Pins. OF the latest
styles Stone and Cameo Bracelets Diamond Rings ;
plain, chased stone and scale Rings, ol every descrip-
ton gold Slides and Keys gold Lockets OF different
patterns n large assortment OF Ear Drops aud Rings
gold and pearl Studs, plain and stone setting gold
Snaps of all sizes silver Darts. Pins and Birds pearl
and shell Card Cases ivory Tablets bead and silk
Purses silver Pencils steel and silver Specks Scis-
sors, Knives and Razors tooth, hnir and clothe
Brushes. And he will keep constantly on hand a good
assortment of such goods as come in his line, and sell
as low as can be bought elsewhere.
J. V. RANDALL.
Burlington, Oct. IL, 1917. l6
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Dollars Reward.

T OST about two weeks since. between the South
IL Wharfand our store, a small paper package di-
rected to Miss Amelia Waller, Pearl st. House,
Burlington, Vt. Politencss of DR.. Elliott"
Whoever will deliver to us SAID package with its
contents, shall be entitled to the above reward.
Villas e. MOVES.
Burlington Dec. 10, 1877.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-10
ORATORY & MUSIC: BODY & MIND.
nROF. BRONSON WILL MrN . POD.

rLAR COURSE of TEN LECTURES on these sub
jec,s, condensed into SIX, interspersed with Recita-
tons, on Friday evening, December 10th, at 7 o'clock,
in the Baptist Church, and continue Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday. The grand designs of the Lee
lures NAV be learned from the Circulars left Al, the
Bookstores, and giren TO all VINO call for them.
SEASON TICKETS for the Six Lectures 81, admitting
a Lady and Gentleman Tor TWO Ladies and a Cen
tleman, 81 so for a family of five, 81. Tickets at
the Bookstores and door. Admission one evening %
cents for a Lady and Gentleman.
Instruction given t Cha 'ses and Schools.
Burlington, Dec. ., lSi1. 2fw2
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DR.. RICHARDS,

THE CELEBRATED INDIAN DOCTOR,
d ESPEC1FULLY gives notice, that he has ia
IL ken up his residence in Burlington. Rooms at
the FRANKLIN HoTEL.
He has with him TIE Celebrated Indian Tdpor
Bath, tW free and independent OF steam. ~ An
the patient will inhale is the medicinal virtues of roots
and herbs, suited to any disease with which the pa
tent may be afflicted.
DE-. RICHARDS is well known in many of the cities,
towns and villages throughout the United States
Many hundreds OF patients have been relieved by his
skill. He can speak understandings in the French
language, two tongues in Indian, as well as in Eng
lish.
cal and sec him!
Burlington, Dec. 3. 1917. 23.t.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-10
CHEAP CASH BOOKSTORE,
Building, Iszs,1 Burlington, Vt
BY c. 3. EDWARDS.
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS.
PRESENTS FOR 1913.

-
PRESENTS FOR 1913.
The Charm for 1913, a series of elegantly colorcd
Groups, with Descriptive Illustrations By Z.
II. Elicit. G colored plates, price, $50
Leaflets OF Memory an illustrated Annual tor
1913 Edited by Reynel Coates, NJ. ID. IL
Beautiful lllutraiions, price 800
The Opal a pure gift for the Hoy-days: Edited
by Mrs. Sarah J. Hale. illustrated with IL en-
Cravings, price 300
with ii Mezotini Illustrations, price 500
Thompson's Seasons, Illustrated by II designs by
the Etching Club, edited by b. Cornay, Esq.
beautifully bound in Turkey Morocco, price $50
The Illuminated Gems Of Sacred Poetry, with
beautiful Illustrations and Nominations, and
bound in the most superb style, price 300
The Offering of Beauty for Is Is ,enbelished with
Lawrence, price SOC
Bryant's Poetical Works, Illustrated with 90 beau
titul Steel engravings, by f. Lautze, price 800
The Lady OF the Lake, beautifully embeNislied
with III steel engravmgs, price SOC
Child Harold's Pilgrimage, embellished with l3
steel engravings, price 4,5C
Poetical Works OF FitZ Green Hallock, now first
collected, illustrated with Z steel engravin.s. 400
Characteristics OF Women, Moral, PoeticaI, and
Historical, with IL highly finished engravings,
BY Mrs. Jamison.
Shakespeare Illuminated, with notes and additions
by G. C.. Verplank, containing over 400 engra-
wings, 3 vols. Royal 8 vo., Morocco Gilt Edge S22!N
The Amaran tn, Rough and Ready Animal Friend
ships Gift, The Token, Friendships Offering, TIL,
Lady's Album, Honey Suckle, Religious Keepsake
Odd Fellows Offering, Christmas Blossoms, The Gen
Book OF Beauty, The Fountain n Temperance Annual
Musical Animals, etc. etc, all beautifully ILLUSTRATED
and in rich bindings.
Also, The largest assortment of Miniature and Ju
venile Books ever offered in Burlington.
G. b. EDWARDS, Pccks' Building.
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NJ usic on the Piano Forte.

MIR. WEIGAND has taken up his residence in
4Nl Burlington for the Winter, and will be happy to
give Lessons on the Piano Forte to any who may wish
Tor his services. His charges will be reasonable, and
the experience he has had in this branch OF music
gives HIM confidence TO believe that he can give per-
iect satisfaction To those who may employ him.
Burlington, Nov. ", 1877. *23w3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-10
Mechanics Tools.

CARPENTERS ,1oiners, Cnrringe and Sleigh Ma.
kers, Saddlcrs, Shoemakers, B~lncksmiths, Cab.
net Makers, Painters, u" Jacks Mt all trades" and too
borro,rers, furnished with goods of best American and
Foreign manufacture, adapted to their respective uses
upon very reasonable terms.
STRONG, DOOLITTLE g. CO.
Burliupton. Dec. |, 1917.
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Probate Court,

PROBATE COURT, 7 is ordered by the
DlsrRIcT OF CHlTTENpEN, IS. Court, that from
and after this time Probate Courts, for the District of
Chit,enden, be holden at the Court House in Barring
ton, on the Wednesday, OF each week, at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ. b. order OF the Cont,
3 RIXFORD, Register.
BURLINGTON. Dec. LIST. 1917. 23w3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-10

AY MARTIN or the MO.IEY DIGGERS,
w by D.. T. Thompson, author ofthe Green Noun
tain Boys, &c, price % cts. For sale at wholesale
and retail by &. b. EDWARDS, Burlington,
and w B. HArca, Ninooski lals.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-10

JAMES NEW WORK.
TINE CONVICT or The Hypocrite unmasked
L by C.. /. r.. James, price 25 cts for sale by
EDWARDS,
also by w. B. HATrH, Winooski Falls.
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For Sale

For Sale
DY THE subscriber, three good Engine Lathes
ID Also, twoh and Lathes, which will be sold low
for cash or good paper.
Z. r. CROSSMAN.
Burlington Dec. 7,lsi7. 2im3
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
TNuE Subscriber offers for sale his place, situated
on the Corner of College and Willard Streets
He will sell it entire, or in Lots, as purchasers may
desire.
The location, as is well known, is among the most
eligible for residences, in Burlington. The place con.
tains Fruit Trees OF various kinds, and surpassed in
quality by none.
DANIEL SIMPSON.
Dec. 9, 1877 2itf
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EDITORIAL BROTHER JONATHAN, l2l
i do New York Sun, ~.
do Saturday Courier IL!
at Edwards Book Store
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CATHOLIC BOOKS.

nOUAY BIBLES do. Tes,aments PRAYER
- Books, q good assortment; Wards Erata
Wards Cdntos; Way Of The Holy Cross, a beautiful
steel engraving mounted OH rollers. &c. &c, this day
by c. GOODRICH
Dec. !, 1917.
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Notice.

WHEREAS my wife, Lucinda, has lef, me, with
w ont any Just cause or provocation, ] therefore
hereby forbid al persons harborlng or trusting her on
my account. as | will pay no debts Of her contracting
after this date. TIMOTHY w. II
Wlliston. Nov. 80. 1917. 23w3t
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-10

STATESNAN'S MANUAL, . vols, large svo.
= 100 pages, from Washington 10 Polk, by Edwin
Williams.
This is one of the most valuable national works that
has ever appeared from the American press.
The Odd Fellows Offering Tor 1913, elegantly bound,
contains II beautiful englayings.
/" The Seasons" by james Thomson, with II Illus'rn-
tons from designs by the celebrated - Etching
Club OF England, with a life ot the Author, Ele-
CAVITY printed and bound IN various styles.
THE OtG AND READY ANNUAL,
Illustrated with twenty PORTRAITS and PLATES.
AT EDWARDS BOOKSTORE.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-10
NJ 'Ch'.
A, S. DEWEY

TT AS received his Winter stock OF GROCERIES.
IL which. with his home purchases. vii enable HIM
10 supply those in want of the suhstantlais OF good
Hving. With the best products both OF the New York
market and the Fam Particular attention has been
maid TO the purchase Of Butter and Chse-.. and eelec.
mons made from the best dairies in Chi,,enden and
Franklin counties.
Purchasers will hear in mind that any articl. sold Il,
this store, not proving satisfactory on n a nav be re-
turned and IN. paw will he IetlnI,d,
Burlington Nov 1877
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-10
1ftnrkrts.
Brighton Cattle Market - Monday, Dec.

fREPoRTED FOR THE TRAVELLER
At market, 1850 Cattle, IL vokes Working Oxen. 1
AZ Cows and Calves, 1850 Sheep, and about POO
Swine.
BEEF CATTLE---Extra Sc 80 first quality, Sc 25
I'd and third quality from 4 - TO So 80.
WORKING OXLN--Sales ranged from 500 to 1873.
Cows AND CALvEs--Sales noticed at SCI, %, and
&c, to $40.
SnEEP.-Lots taken at 1888, l,G7, ., 70, 2,67, and one
lot OF extra Cusscts AT So.
SwINE-Dull. Sales at wholesale ic for Sows, and
Sc for Barrows. AT retail, from a. to )! and &c, and
a large number will remain unsold at the close OF the
market.
\. B.-A good supply of Beeves remain unsold at
he close Of the market.
WOOE. Duty, 30 per CT.
The sale of American Wool during the past week
have been light, without much il apy charge i'll prices.
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Buffalo Robes.

T you want to see n large and good assortment of
i Robes, " better than before brought to this market
call in look at l. d.. BIXBY & Cos.
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Book Binding.
TO LET.
4 DWELLING HOUSE. BARN AND CAR
IN rim ue house. benntiiillly located i'm this Villlue-
PAINTS AND OILS,

~ HITE LEAD. dry and in oil French Yellow
w Eng. Ven. Red, Red Lead, V%erdigris, Whiting,
&c. Also, Linseed Oil. by the barrel or less
quantity. OOLl1 y o..
Dec. !, 1917.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-10
ME TIE OR OIL q icAL REGISTER FOR NOVEMBER, ie47.
BURLINGTON, | mile East of LAX

OH THERM. WINDS. BAROMETER. WEATHER. lAt. TT WATER
Nv / r ! y 4 r , ! . y b isi Sh inss' ;nss.. e." P u ~ I I r i y Inches
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Paper Han:inGs.

OnOO Rolls Paper lIangiugs. some new in de-
WV syn. jus received. STAMFORD X co.
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DIRE SIS GOODS,

One thousand doIl1r- worth Of Crorkcry, China md
~ Glass Ware. also Looking Glasses of every size
and price, from p, to $40 each can be had at prices
satisfactory 10 purchasers OF
{. +. STAMFORD Co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-21

By the arrival this morning at O'Clock Of the schr
Arlspe, Capt. Gates, from Iampico, in five days. We
have late The 3lth ult, which will be found
detailed hollow
The Arspo sailed from Tampcp on "Wednesday last
There was but huh news oi public interest The :
) steamer Npitlirc. Com'r Tanal; slrs Rc,ler Lieut.
Commanding Nterrett and Nonaa Lieut. Coma
Rowan, sailed on the 2sh ult for Anton Iizarlo but
returned to the bar on the iowgday owiug to contra
~ winds and prospect o bad weather The twoior-
mcr got under way a9lin the ;ahh and when ne
Arspc left, at +. NJ. three or four miles 10 the
casward-thc srlr. IN tow OF the steamer The Mona
inside the bar and probably did not sail for day
tWu.
The sloop ofwar 81. Mary arrived of Tampico bar
the evening oi the .2sth u but sailed ,yain the fol
lowing day. Her destination not known.
grand hag staff, ninety five feet hph was raised ON
the mornngo the lDlh ut In the principal plaza direct
Is IN the o an extensive marble pedestal oripipay
designed iDr the base o monument 10 Santa Anna
MIR. Chase, our lorner Consul. is appointed collector
OF the customs at ldneo-a post he cnncutly deserves.
Occasional rnnors reach the city OF an intended attack
upon 1t by the lcNcas but they are only viewed as
Mexican tales. man may eat every Mexican that Will
attack Iampco while troops there for supper and
s follow Dr. Ffanhlns recipe Tor a good apprrlte for
breakfast
The city pc fectly quiet and ORDERLY being nn
der the best possible police regulations. There Is 10
fighting, dissipation, rowdy lsm disturbance of any
kind, and II Is not probable thai the people Of ampco-
the former nlabltans-cver saw 81 still and praccablc a
place before.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-21
wight Sales! Wight safes -.
by TALBOT n IANIER.
IT 1IIE "ENCILLNGE CnRAT

u.
filS, Monday evening, and Wcdne,da, and FRIDAY even
ings regularly during the Season without regard Ia wea
'"f Having made arrangements With extensive dealers at
the North supply oi Goods will always be found varied
an extensive, and worthy the attention Of Country Merchants
and Dealers generally.
We cnufneratc as follows
DRY GOODS, &c-Supcr Cloths and a>.imees Sa,inctts
kerseys Hosiery Gloves Spool Cotton Su.pender,
silk and cotton Handkcrche, Caieaes Ne,,inys Cash
meres; Mouselnes Shirting and Sheengs; silk Crava,s
blankets; Sewing Silks and other articles IN ti,
line
IL IlERh SrSupcr ivory and stag handle Dinner Sets
81 pieces bone and stag handle knives and Forks by
the dozen tar>crs and Forks fine and common Pen and
Pocket knives RazorN Hcmings' Needles Pms Hook,
and Ewes superior Cologne and Soaps Silver Pencils
handsome Tea Trays; Scissors and Pocket together
with a great variety ui fancy and useful goods
WATCHES JEWELLERY, CLOCKS Ac.-tiold and
Silver Lever and lEpne Watches, oi the best quality
line and common Jewellery, great variety Also
mcn oil superior Clocks, of new and beautiful designs
rancd 10 perform well-consisting in part Of
PLAIN ) day and 30 hour brass and wood Clocks,
DO ) da, and 10 hour alarm Clocks
- We shall he III daily receipt OF Goods and from
facilities possess in procuring supplies plrtrdali,
commend our assortment as worthy OF attention.
TALBOT 4 1.ANIER, Auct'rs.
Noy.3 D-ts
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FROM The fali Rirer Monitor. .lpriI. 1916
NlSfAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY

ihls medicine, prepared by long experienced and
sk'nl physician. tested and approved by great number
Of Intelligent, discriminating and respectable persons IN
various parts al the country is received and used
with entire confidence aud with great by those
afflicted With pnlm mary complaints. 1t is also recon-
mcnded as valuable medicine for other Diseases such as
colds, coughs. and particularly diseases whsc tendelc,
Is 10 consumpun Should It's efficacy continue rs has
thus lar been proved IN various obstinate cases ii will IN
deed be "A mos invaluable medicine.
l,r Bradford Knapp. OF Crown Point, y Y, In a lei
ter dated August I'd 1915, SAYS In the course ol IN,
practice IN THIS vicinity, have tested IN some good dc
grc- the good qualities Of UsaS Bilstnnpf UiM Cher
rym pnlmnnar, Complaints. and now lsh To procure
a supply oi the medicine
From the Boston Traveller
Babam IF u lid Chery.-Nc publish 10 da, a com
nendat'y letter lrom Vermont .oi this popular medicine
Though aScr,e 10 the free Vi medicine and especial
y ui the patent medicines OF the day have had such
opportunities 10 know al the beneficial effects OF tins hal
sam ON our friends and acqualnanccs. that are con
strained 10 regard avery valuable rcmed, io COUGHS
colds, sc.
Dec. .,l-ts
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From he .Nclr O,IcuS Times, Ltn.7.
AND IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE
FROM TIE SEAT OF WAR;

LATE AND IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR,
Report of Snnta .iina's odrace cont,aoictcd Return
IF GcaI 1a,tr ioead Ictoria-J,mction %. forces
mtier Gencah Uath and u ooi, Sc. Sc.
By the arrival here yesterday OF the t. $ Transport
Steamer Alabama, Capt. Ninde. which left Brls,s On
he Sd instant we have received intelligence from the
several dsvsons ol the army up 10 lacdae.
ltappcars that the reports which have been in crcula
ton regarding the advance OF Santa Anna Salllo have
been entirely premature, and the statement that was pub
shed OF his being, at the dale OF last advces from
that place, within three days march Of ii, is entirely
without foundation. There was. however, some cause
for the runor, OF which the following are the partic
ulars
General Worth the 10th uliimo received informa-
ton from scouts that the Mexico General in chief
had left Luis de Poh,s the head Of a body of
$1,000 cavalry, with the intention 10 fall on The American
division at Slltlllo, which he imagined he could easily
crush After this, he proposed attacking Gcnra Wool
and if 81 nilar attended him, repir Monterey
and capture destroy the magazines and public stores
which lay there. General Worth, without attaching
importance 10 the report than it seemed to merit
forthwith despatched expresses to Generals Taylor Wool
and Butler acquainng them with what he had heard, lea
wing entirely to them to act IN the premises. The
prcg3 overlook Genl Taylor short d.Danco from Non
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-21
H,JGHY CRE.V.SEk.IUB.

GROCERS AND CO.MnISSION .MERCILh\'IS,
VAVE removed their stand to the large fire proof
4 l. building, next door below Mr.. ID. W. Moore 5
China 4 Glass Store, where they offer to their
friends and the public generally large and well selected
assortment, upuu terms which cannot fail to please
Their stock present consists III part of
20 hhds and ticrces oi y o., Z. Rico and ST. CroiA
Sugars.
10 hhis and bills " O. and Porto Rico M,lasses
8 tierccs very superior Golden Syrup,
$50 bags Rio, 81. Domingo and Java Coffee,
5000 lbs Cotton Yarns, I.eaksvllle Factory.
Is tons Country and 1rcdegar Iron, embracing
large ASS r,nent Of almost every size, froln
|, inch 10 ) inches round and square,
100 sacks Liverpo, and ground Alum Salt,
2JO sides 5 de aud upper Leather,
2otU lbs American blister Steel,
500 Cast and Shear Steel,
) boxes and bbs Stnar's Loafand Crushed Sugars
PM kegs Nails and Brlds,
II boxes Tin plate X.
500 lbs. American Sheet lron 2i and %,
$40 do Spcltcr,
800 do Russia do dc
. do men and womens Leather Shoes,
- Xcs very fine Cheese,
) bags Pepper.
9 do Allspicc,
do Ginger,
80 reams Writing and Letter paper,
20 do Wrapping do
bids Stone Ware we'll assorted,
% bbls. kne and superine Flour,
~ kegs blasting Powder,
10 do Rifle do
20 boxes Sperm and Tallow Candles,
do Soap,
Superior Shaving and Toilet Soap. very old,
5 bbls. pure Cider Vinegar
800 lbs. very superior Wool Rolls,
800 lbs. Western Feathers
so kegs White Lead. very fine quality.
Together with ,rtment OF Donestlcs. Calicocs
ilandkcrchicfs Bunons Sers. &c &c. all of which
ave offer ON accommodating terms Tor cash CT barter.
January l4-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-21

ia .roatsi The United State. Tho total length Of
railway actually constructed and in operation in the
Uni cl States amounts TO little 5000 miles, of
which 500 consists in short lines connected with coal
companies and private establishments; leaving $500
mlG Of swift steam conveyance. In the construction Of
rail roads, and the electric telegraph, the United States
are far III advance Of Europe, proportion to plla-
ton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-21
WV. VI. BLACKBOARD, Editor.
PUBLISHED By
BLACKFORD, STATHAM 4 BILLIARD,
EVERY MONDAY ND TnrRSDAY,

EVERY MONDAY ND I thursday,
- E,ur Dollars per payable IN adcancc No sub
,tiou r be receced for shorter time than months
i 40 paper pW be discontinued (rcept at the discretion
ofthe Edtors) until all a,Teardses paid
=. ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at 30 cents per
square (or ess) for erery inner rm insertion AID 37t
NJ, syuare Tor ess) for ecery outer form
EVERY. fDYERTIsER is required TO note on his Ms.
h., lon. he tpishes his advertisement inserted adrer-
,.neat not 50 noted ,cM be inserted tH its disconee
be ordered.
rOR YEARLY .iDpERTISLhI, The terms are for
N, privilege oftro squires = 10 for square SIS for
o,s s,uare inner form SIS Erery yearly advertiser trR
be required eonf,e his odcersng TO ms particular line Of
business
g. JOB PRINTING ereented neatly and edtious'y
oud on re as0I,abc terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-21
Land for sale.

HNlE ST BSo Rii1F.R offers for sale valuable
TRACT OF LAND. lying in the county Of Bed
lord flrenilles "csi h Liberty, immediately the
Turnpike Road.
The Tract contains 30 ACRES. about one half of
which is IN timber. the balance lies well for improve
mrnt. aud Is well watercd. There is a comfortable
DIV EIllNG Hot 81 on the premises. The sub
srribcr living the Fam. viii show the Land any
person wishing 10 buy. 1t will be sold reasonable
terms, and possession given the LIST September ISL,
Dec. .}l-tS ALEXANDER THOMPSON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-21

Among our Texas exchanges is the New Era a
strong Locpico concern, published at Ausin-n the last
number Of which observe elaborate and violent as
sault upon Mr. Polk based upon The proceedings Of Ger
koansy in New Mexico. Mr.. Polk ii says sis wholly
unfit be longer entrusted with office OF 50 high and
1nsble character that Of President of the United
States. Such man is curse 10 the body polite, and a
disgrace 10 The cphithct gfrcpubliean %