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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-07-17
WOOL! WOOL!

THNHE subscribers say to the people general,
& ly, that the Old Stand in the South las,
part of DanVlle, is the place where they can
ret their work done and we'll done.
We are prepared TO Gard Wool into
Rolls, Dye and Dress Cloth, and to manutac,
turc Wool into Cloth on shares orb by the yard.
and to do it in as good style as can he done
in this section. Our machinery being in first
rate repair, and mostly new, we are confident
we can give satisfaction 10 any that shall ia,
vor us with their custom.
Ever grateful for the patronage heretofore
received, we now hope for liberal share, and
if received, we shall strive to merit its contin,
uanco.
N, B, Cloth exchanged for Wool,
Most kinds of Country Produce taken in
payment for manufacturing.
Wanted also, all the GOOD soar youha
in payment for Wool Carding and Cloth Dress
ing. .Nhy' sed.
LEVI II. HARRIS,
CHARLES S. BOLTON
Danvillc, June s, IS47. 516tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-07-17
F o r S A Z. E,

A GOOD second hand FAMILY CAR
"A RAGE, suitable for or two horses,
Enquire of T.. FAIRBANKS.
ST. Johnsbury, July :, 1647. 5l9w4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-30
DlSGRAC EFUL LETTER

In expectation # the arrival in E.st,n If tho r, ,;
OF the gallant C. plain I.nco H. who cLsed b;s Lr;fh
honorable carer IN lie bo,dy gorge u Bu ma Visa III,
Naiy OF Boston proceeded 10 n axe ;rral pcu,cpts
~ reception with til. honors due the rank Of the de-
ceased tol Edmands. having made the cessarv disr
''''o" 'ot an escort, addressed hitter 10 NAM, &c,
NlP'e'"h Howe, TO request him to invite in his ou n
"'e INC 'hctTs OF his division attend the c,,ennv
~ 'S e''ef' "en fio"e re urne, answer which we
""'N we can scarcely bring ourselves 10 believe ,b,,
"'9 A" VI me nli' - les, much less one hlIinu
""'''''y commission IN honorcd Cummonv,,',h
o"u'u give expression 10 sentiments SO unuaItn,ic il;
themselves anu 50 Iru lily offensive to the mem,,v -,
me 9aaht dead We can accrunl for the .,,e, an, =,
"Pos me supoSltion that the writer is a r,bd ah,n.
one q 'hc 'ehe's o whose school is that the n,o, j.; M
sea"S OF curses anu the American Government, an ar
ganlza'on OF pirates and robbers.
Souri, WEYMOUTH Jul, 5. lS47
Dear Sir have this morning recc, vod v,r,., i.
5U'h ulti"o, relative 10 The iul,rm.n, ,f( ,,,i NV
""o 'eii ~ The battle If Buena VISTA and feel lI,od
10 say Thai do not approve ,f the ,bec, .>nr.ss ~
yuui e"f' IL seems to me that The came in ,rb;ch 10
i' o'e "h'ch ought TO ccter Unh s,o,ne instead nj
no"o'' "H tcho are engaged IN it, The A,exr,n W.. hs,
mrn pTonnunced justly | think ,n,mnns AID H. '"'
NM" VI any reason h, has Ise assrn,d IN in .ic,,.
VI w. "hc'' might mi b~ urged with, quail ru and ,-
nc, % ''ason toT maxim. war on thu government, f
tne 1n'l'd States If the government # Mckee b,,.
'd."es Ia regard to treaties, have ours: thai
go'ef"ne"' have aed pay their Just debts a, tho
it' "ae' 50 have onrs il that gov.Inuen, have ram
- y" '.t ny nus and Liberties Of individuals WIN doc;
| :" "Sue "hhi" her borders so have ours And
""' Auds TO The tnorniiy Of the whole matter is the
II. PocfSy which has been manifested In nard 10 tho
cau.ts ana Progress Of this assigning fse reason.
~, Us l'ef' and the most ppabIe a.surditles far its
" no Hefs n"tknJ" that this war would not
VN'ieu hsd 1t not brentJr the existence of s,aver,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-30
Il AII. ROAD MEETING.

II Will te seen thai meeting II cliz Las zen cal
led II" give feci 10 certain r.c,mm" da,ions ofor ae
Rail X. ad Convex ION. The procedures d II t,ty
must ntc' ssarlly be Iuirtss if not rcI,ld'd 10 y,
people the range f country, Interested in rrop sd
improvement. The feeling inspired ~ the cmta.
lion is 1nr which ;rgurs well. aud the sr,ecis fNt
ClarIe, are assured, have wIorghl c,nviclrn tpn
some " no have hitherto been Indifferent CT >ctrlca 49,
The present is the suspicious moment for action. LIT
hs friends of tins great show the h,
icr,an Of lis importance by Gcral rally tomorrw
night. Whilst urging our own citizens 10 aclwn, We
lake the liberty 10 respectfully ADVISE that neer.s Il
hello all the counties favorable IN The enterprise
new era is hand in Virginia. The tine has arrive,
when the peope need expect nothing fro the State {
capitalists u'lss they show Determination to hl
themselves This is fact which should be PRESSED ~
On the public mind.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-30

in cur own country. aud a desre The rar,,
ent administration and lis ahetld6s extend :, r.
Mexican territIits The wl,keme u. NV" Tue
as believe, 10 extend and pe-peft thai s,,en,
'-iS ""'" w" "i'e'''es o"i ny Country VIII
vice is loud in the prorlanaiion vliberty ~ "nSe
hands are uslly engaged III the u 5 Of ,rs,.,; "s'
In u cause like this. however co0ine may J., ;
ger. however daring IN eyp hits. or Aseyet matt
consequences ! can reason u-h ,ho,,lJ ',N ="
such Ia any public honur. whi would md ,,',
with equal turee Ia the case of du-h or p,r, f9
should exhibit equal evidence Of braves Lm.. =, ""'
be said that Captain Inc'n b,longedp the re,,I.4y
my and ihtt his duty was 10 obey lhsrle,s If a.
perior Officers: but am not tha the otd,,, -
handing him Ia the MeAlcan lerrltor,frre rrpn,s' WI
his nclinaiions. that he made any eari IL be-
from the duti,s assigned him on that anon. and aa
view be should be placed par wh the y,lna,"'
corps Of the army; whose infany, iope. ma, No 'u
lasting as the cause they have ,spousts Had Co.,.
Lincoln fallen in good CAUSE in the dence Of his a
Try. would have been read than ,n,ss,[
do him honor; but, ~ The lnvas1n Of amber co,1,
os's all my sympathy and all my rest !'%
Of my feelings IN regard Ia The sh, ct mat, "
your letter; and while thus plainly ant briefly 49,,
them IN all honrs'y. and with all due t.Speci Il, *"
VIII, may differ from me in opinion. ! accud t, OH,
same liberty which ! claim for myself Ihnki,. u"
expressing their though in accordance " in i,t,.%
Tons o duty. must. therefore, decline taking an, ".
IN Tins nalt'r, and lrave il in your hands M ~
hands OF those Mho nay feel IN interest IN tic ca.
Win some srnlimens Of The highest respec ,a'l
y.ufs. &c, -"
APPLETON HOWE
Major Gen rAl L., DIVISION. NJ w
Colonel y f. EpM,rn. ~
81 Infantry, Isl Brigade, Is D;.;s;,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-30
NEW YORK NASIIlN.ToN MONIrur>,r

I'm l.,
A letter 10 the National Intelligence = from New York
states that thu Btatd ii fruslecs ol tn, New IorL
w asmng'oh Monument Association on Monday last die
cded upon the design and plan Of the proposed structure
From nearly dozen dt,gus presented one offered h,
Calvin Pollard, architect Of New York AVA, chosen
II Is thus described by the lnlegencrr Correspondent,
mo material o the structure Is 10 be granite and the
style Ut the archl'c nre principally Grrcan The form
VIII he pen'a5nn nNv 10 The height OF four hundred
ana MY 'ee' divided into sA uacqual sections dmin
ishng IN diameter. one above The otncs. The monu-
ment rests upon terrace los t,ei IN diameter and IA
'ee high lis base 10 80 feet IN dia meter The r,
'nndt lathe hrst section 40 el ~ diameter and III
'e' III he hrlgh The miunia in the second section
"ao ieel IN diameter and s. let high The third
section has roiunda Of 81 by s. feet, The fourth sec
.n rss W er the fifth ~ eci and the sixth and Ia,l
olie'' Inc whole t, b. surnountsd by statue OF
Washington twent, feet in height Each ,cc!lon is or
nanehird win butireSscs. and balmslrade A
round the sundA IN the fir. section are five room. &c
rHpine hr penlsgona prJreuons each p ire, square
aud ~ istt IN height to be reached y spiral staircase,
iuh The rohnda; which also continue M To the second
seei"n-l irse roonls are designed one Tor the use ii
'hs tuiess one for registry tie names ole
one registry u the names OF visitors and iva for
library o works and documents having reference 10 IN,
Revolutions.
In the second section is the grand monumental rotun
ia, which Is 10 contain statue of WASHINGTON .urr,up
deh hy statues Of his MAJOR Generals and his t,i.n ii
nfS VINO distinguished themselves during the war of IN.
revolution aud vacant PEDESTAL inscribed with IN.
n.me OF The TRAITOR Arnold The third section is divided
' ". No'e' he rooms OF which may be devoted 10 the
use OF srusls aud Other purposes The fourth section
"o''dd mo eight Stories aud the fifth sect Ion into 70
'"ta's he SIXTH section. which is asccaded by a sin
geswra stairway, has gallery at the top IS fee, in
diameter. = - " "
1t /, contemplate ed that the work will be commenced
a" cary IA, lhe cost, including the Interior finish
'nss aud apprndas,s. estimated at between $500 ONO
a"o 4'oo oVo Arrangements have been made by the
ASSOCIATION in rapdInd extensive subscripi,n II, he,,
'"us ne corner s,hne o the pnunent wi / he laid
"" "e ''n hri ihoai. the anniversary Of the bat
Tie o' Yorktown, and VIII doubtless be a,compan,d
in.efesim. Ieuones
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-30
MIR DENTON AND MIR POLK.

We n,trod a short time since, that Mr.. Benton had
giy.u M ln doma To- statement IN the Louisville
,nfuaI ~ which he { Mr. b was reported 10 have spo
Ken strongly against M. Polk aud tho management d
the waf. lis so"mlng drnal WAS c"nlfaIhsd III IN
following nu,r Ia the " ashlngon " hg
10 he Editors Of the National Ithg
t,cntl,nru.--Du seeing the article from the LOUIS
viii. Journal, headed 'hlr Benton and Mr. P"lh," II
,ons paper ol lhls day, have to request 'hal The
p,,.f be no longer let, al my hnus" Yours respectful
+. THOMAS II BENTON.
Argus .3rd, 1887.
II, inns HE ,ou,sville Journal replies:
.i wall h, s en- Ina, Nr. benton "s not deny the
,h 4 the abatement ie only makes us publication l."
the Nalnnal Why prs ext tf ordering d,sr"n'lnu
ancc a tina, PAPER Ne dad mol deny lhat at certain
INV, :, X ,u.ky h. d,nnsnced Mr. Polk's admlnls,ra
INN ns ~, s,a,ru he did neither VIII he deny II IT,
knaw, that the statement Substantially true, and that II
can be rovcd 10 be true.
The Government editor, IN "oneine our aatelneni IN
ronu,c1in ~ lh Mr. Benton oIdef to have tho Nannal
Nhp discontinued, assumes lha, Nj Bcnlons conduct
put. III. t>ung upon lhis article Had Mt ben
ton nlel lis ruth. The | non would have had mr
grlnl if lis hdSly and unsupported contradiction Lea
VII, benton c"ht "u' and deny our statement # he
chnosfs thul ne un"'' ~, We shall merely nU,nI It's
Truth When ilr denies II, IRE shall prorc a.
he sdi al ot The ashnaluu mon sl,s thai no .un
defstand' 'l 'h' mos respectable auihuuy that HERE
N not inc slShtel foundation iuf The aclr hat .au
honlb does he rls 10 We Will venture t., say th.
WI bentoh dld mol author him To contradict our anu
che Nheh 'ha hlssun Nenslul cunlfAdcls It, We shn
get an amount d proof ltnm Iaffodsnnrp IN snppn, nj
onf statement, that vi" be perfect, satisfaction, 40 every
man III tho cuuatIv.o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-30

they i've alternate 6et w-cp each place. and vii
,e uniil they build a new hnisc 81. their paniaun
n Wilkes which thry design To do. They iake mt oh
pleasure IL ia1ins have fine crop, aud lnct PLAN
an eeonanieal in their dress aud msnner q, living, are
iand Il hunllug ard slb fIr wives and little ones ap
parrnly quite h1,'py and ronienird.
Iheif niyss ar said Ia be melnl.rs Of the Baptlsl
church Fl respectable pannis and he ~ occasionally
- ehH,eh with lhcm-lhey pnuciua lnattendlng
lie elecli,ns nd iie Wing ticket. learn alsD
that additItnin tb"ir property IN \ Carolina they
I,s,r a. lnycs e fiad In New York \, tn y fond
4 fItnng were much better thai they situated
where they had fac les Of getting hrr productions 10
market. lsuppsc. however, the inducements of the
,hese make tirm prefer this residence the noun
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-30
esiing branch ol conn,rce

he reader will see that in 1915 'l6 and ~ the aver
age number Of vessels tuIt Was I2GU; IN 1881 ISL
lso5 II was TJJ; IN the three last Years II WIS iO7j-
ytarle4o was ab'ut the same in This respect as that
" 1910 IN h'nnage we find the shi rpng increases, "
To annual building, only 20 per cent
Very different the result as tn S,e,,nb ais III,
Chronicle has another table, from which II gathers .s
following
We find them in sl5 the s,ean,h,,,v h,lt were IN
proportion 10 other vessels as To 40. in 1892 =, TO
io' !" 1909 as /" I; and lol6 as in 81, >ucA the
speed "nh which Steamboat building is overriding that
oi ocean vessels.
These facts snow how much more impItsn on
internal commerce is than our fregn, and low much
more rapidly 1t Increases
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-30
NOTES BY THE WAY.
THE sIAMEsr TWINS.
Dear, Bro Meredith

"t'e You Neste day morning from Mum, Airv
sh a'ef Which ett and reached this place dat. nj
u mles, - dihl.r hc,np,ay with m, friend Wi.
nan IA W. Lance Esq, lcatd see the Sames. Tw,p,
"a's a'u Eng residing about i, miles from Noun,
Any, On valuable iarn which they have I,olv M,
chased and fri"oved 10 from the county Of " lilies ~
my gear disappointment, they we've not al tom. he,po
absent Oh Il 'lsIl "thelr plantation IN Nikc. tn.
wne "i one oi ihem al home and four of ,b,,,
c"u''", al "' Whom favor them very much in appear
anee' ihey have each Of them children ,htu, It,
same age. IN addition l., their oiy.o n,,sn VI.
nave as-uined the name of Bankers j, hmm =,
ihslr tanker Of that name IN The the CIV # N.u
York The Mrs. Banker who we found a, home ,,no,r
ed to be good looking, Intelligent womau with rnc
o"n c""henalct, apparently about25 wears Of aop
mere appeared 10 be number o servants about III. ~.
''lses oi different ayes aud xes Their house ia sill
ou' '"ey are making arrangements % build new ami
c'mn'od.o one The wife 81 one ofthem and Two of
men children were a; her place IN Nik.s .,ro..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-30
TIL; REAE.NlI,,.

The flicial siaen.' nj If the Register Of the Tn.
ending On the st nsr., acc,d the amount rce.,.j
The sane time ending on Isl September Vi last va,
about &}lOJ.0UO In view Of the great demand.
the ! rcasnry, this is fact Mhch must BE- ur,fn,.
10 all. It is alled howeyer,by the friends ir.. m
HE advuca's Of lie new Ia i'll Ecell us, Sl,l,,
selvcs-as convincing proof thai the pr,s,n, rsle,.
liz produce more revenue than the old N,wui,,
rent hat 10 yield This increase ulrrvenue under fl.
duced rates. Il,rre must have ben vas, lnc,,,..
poratun. 1t might naturally be imagined. thar i...
dncllon If tariff would, of i,se IT, lead 10 in,.,..
Imports IN, when, in atdin The extraordinary d.n..
manded, consd, rcd we can readily se In III,
pitch mporlalions would he carried. Nor Is this ls ,
inf renee Our returns show that an jurpcns. -.
Of foreign go DIS have been brought in Wc,apn,5,,s
ray fl them. ihs year. But can any one t,,4a ,l3
with Ameran produce al its usual low rrlce. ilall.
year Were we 10 do ST.. il is Morally cram A.,
could moi le pad for, ilhtui Il drain If .,,r, ult
euld cause crisis IN II r,rs, Inn, Ohm, Il,
country. The increase If revenue lr,,saya,tI r,e,,,
II nlorlallons and 1t phycs nothing morp. Itl,,
the tarf Of ~ with prices Of grain as h,ob MAJ.
revenue still would have accrn,d Thr f,ie,4s { a.
new tariff eAut leo sooE. J he s,sr.m has pD ",
Lad tar trial. No Irnd'nl sialtsntn v.ul5 ,,pllr
10 mat an, calculate MS ul1n the It sulls So Elr-Ihnr
den'ag' CUES and larizans q, ,lau1aly .l oh, eau
over the figures.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-30

~ his letter II hr 18Th INST. The Washington
pondenl If thr New York Herald says The kearey and
frcnnnt controversy Threatens Ia terminate IN bitter
personal lesd between the friends OF The pahesa result
which lie attrbnlrs in degree the nJudcluns IN
tei, renee II Col Benton. The entire msunders andng
said To have originated IN an unavoidable msconccp-
tlon OF orders, Witch consequence Of the dstince o
The scene oi operations. il imp ssbe 10 correct
This Al iirs rival Misunderstanding has h since mag
ned by The respective friends Of the parties. until CON
re,slon either side hecamc impossible, and court
martial with all its attendant evils Is The consequence.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-30

" Ill find II 10 their interest 10 cxsmir, cur yarie
w and extensive stock Of BOOKS AND STA
llONERN. Some adsan ages, winch are ss, very
general have accrued 10 this in buytns our
stock, enabling to offer Goods our line al unusually
low Prices 10 those who pay for Book. and Sta
tonffy particular Inducements are ,iiend
Our supply Of PIANO FORTES is The larpcs, 10 be
mel with III the Southern country To his de partment
ct business We devote geai attention. The numerous
acknowledgements from those whu have been North re
turned, and bought of - with our own know ledge as
sure US III saying, That larger sock already finished,
better lernS superior Instruments could not be
met WIN, than Al our establishment here in kchu
W are solc agents in the Ntarso Nlr gina and North
Carolina l'r the Z ano fures made 10y N,ssrs Sodsu 1
Durham. OF New York, chose Instruments we bclley,
To BIZ the best and the cheapest
NASH & WOODiIOUSE.
W hoesae and Retail Dealers IN Books Stationery .nt
Piano Fores l39 Main street, Rchlnond Va
Sent. 2-In If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-30
The SiAMESl, TWINS.

we had long lost sight Of The Saues. Twins, until
we found an account Of them copied rm sou.e d'
exchanges INTO the Richmond Religious HcIaG-an
excellent paper, which, by the way we are glad Sc
IN new dress and enlarged form We transfer the
c'e 10 our columns Neare grallied to find that CharS
ami Eng-al'as,,he Messrs BANxEgs,-ar. ON the tight
size IN I"llll's aud vote the Nhiu ticket.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-30
u. KOvHii HOlcOAuLP.
VEN GOODS.

~ T. are now receiving supply of FALL. and
w WINTER GOODS comprsnp rich and raro
variety OF Dress Goods tr ladies' CIohs, Csssimcres
les'ings, Satlnetis, Foed Clohs linscys. Blankets
ia's, Gaps. Shoes, Hose. 10 which we invite those IN
want OF cd and cheap Go"s,7s prepared To offer
soch Inducements IN prices fail please and
we are coniiIcnt stock Tor quality and STYLE will
c'If"F" is'orably wiki any III Virginia
MEM 4 GWATklN
sap; 90 NtWis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-30

with G'a Qain1a- DIVISION al san Aa1a'iae, he Ia !
~ runy Ia p4r p''e IN The battles 81 The i9ih aei
2th
Now nurd Wit. reratd In The great olsct oi his WI
-peHcs Their u dnui ,hat Santa hnua IS sln"'fe
~ dsas ,fpeace tnanls '"ners 10 " n have been NJ
lnie,l, sn.l IN, Mf Tn- HIS afrma Al ar. Ny
belief s that peace will be HE result. although IN IN II
an snrlL "A 9 NH laner
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-30

vSoee' "H tie first page, a letter frum an intelligent
''c'f % 'he Virginia Regiment, which, though uol "i
very recent dae,w'Il be found Interesting What he says
VI me o"fae's '"anllied iy many Of the Volunteers IS
coTloboa.d Iy all Tie ri,a l,t.is ", have r,cel,ed,
OF seen from the Rio Granle
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-30

we publish private letter Of Gen Pierce which though
not '""d'd io he public, has l.. en- given through the
columns oi The Boston P,s. |, is era, hc narrative u
me events Of the 10Th and GOTH in which he bore
spcn,ns Iar and gives muIe vivid IDEA IF the Latte
Than any thing We have seen
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-30

e. Tie Cincinnati Chronicle has statistics With
show That, no"lihs andng UNI sralltl,d advaCr
all The elements Of national greatness there has len
very little II crease in ship building for The last lhfy
years. We were certainly no, Iieparei for his fac
and yer 81 il is.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-30
THURSDAY MORNING. SEPT 80. Isi7.
RAIL ROAD MEETING.

A Meeting Of The Citizens Of Lsnciburg will be held
10 morrow evening Friday, Isl Ocrober-at O'clock in
the universities Chrrch, take into con>dera the
best o carrying into clfc some OF the resolutions
adopted al the late Rail Road Convention.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-30
EOlk RENT.
TO THE DEBTORS OF NORNELL x

Aug 90 .if

To I TIE UFBI UKS OF NUNN Ed
ANFRETI.
INif. books, accounts, bonds and other evidences of
i debts due, TO become due Ia Norve 4 Averctl
and which were conveyed 10 the Undersigned VIM )
Rcid r, by the trust deed III 81 july last have been
placed IN The hands Of he Undersigned Robert J. DAVIS
wha alone Is authorized make collections An ord, r
OF the Court requires that the debts referred To shall he
diligently collected. All persons indebted 10 the said
hrm are, therefore requested promptly forward
and 10 the sal. Rubcr j. DAVIS the demands Of the
arm against Them respectively.
WIN. S. REID, Jn
Trustee Of Noryel & Ayrrett
sept. 2-lmf ROBERT J DAVIS AT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-30

w mo proceedings of the moe,in. in Amhers', IN
o"T OF Cc' John Garland were received too Ia e' ~
Fay !. PAPER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-30
Leaving private vote

pN5'' 10.
he' rcd hat The GENITAL Southern rcutc l., R.ck
n>' Zap be adopted. that being a>cerianid hy care
."' surrey To be lont OF HE Blue R.pe sable for ac
rer'rI I'VE trade Cd the Valley oiNugna, having
regard not only to the facility aud econon, Of approach
'e Inc mountain hut alsuui cr s>iau it, and Ia $ NH
llausouburg - ''' W"
Adoped--Ayes lo1S-Noes47
1llOS. CHANDLER. Secretary
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-30

Colonel u f. F.DMN.n.
Isl Infantry, lst Brigade, Is D,Y;sinn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-28
yauuiiy Boarding school.

MA g MRS. CLAGK propose opening u
w Schnol tur young LADIES' at their residence
'ue miie surih w Ottawa, to Commence on the
irS, Monday 1T May mkt.
The cation Is pleasant and healthy, uniting
whatever may I've desirable ~ the cuict Of The
rnunrry with the advanugcs to be desired from,
the society oi she town. ...
IN 'wlug that there arc many parents IN TIE
county VITA have NOT the opportunity nf cduca-
ing their chilli as home, WE take this method
# saying to such parents, that We will lake u
Ii npel ruIrhet of pupils lnto our avn family
ana will cpdrivor as Tar as possible, To improve
their intellectual and moral characltt We shall
snlci'pc ~ 10 diversity and arrange out system
1t instruction that oar scholars many tot be-.
c,mc weary, and Vet he advarr,d A. taridly ~
ln,,,hlr ~ th,it siudleN. Fum nuT ov n qdvau.
pgr. m rducat,n aud experience IN teaching.
We trust we shalt he able tn Slnpt course of
instruction and discipline which will insute d
progress pleasing ~ every parent,
Sen tlais "n' IT, us fom abroad will he nj al
unes nrdrr dut wslchlUl cntc and be- treated In
every resprct like members of our avn family.
The piicc ot tuition will vsty lrnm 50 To- IS
per quarlrt. accnril 6 10 the age and a,iainmcnts
81 the pupil. Board 81 per week Board and
washing 81 IS. SO
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-28
n ID a. &c L.

ENllE subsci iheS, Wishing 10 bring his
business 30 close, offers, a, reduc-
ed prices, large aud splendid assott.
MEET OF FIRST rafc Broadclo,hf, Of various
colors snd qualities, casslmeres, satlNe,ts
and twecds. Vesuugs Of various kinds,
viz :--SdiiH, SILK, silk and cotton velvet,
css hmete, swausduwn and MscseiIies.
Bombagines. Alpaca, PatameUa, Foench
meIinos. irish IiRens, shirlings and sheet.
ngs, cantoR and wonlen fdnnels and
blue driIIings.
ALso--A splendid assortment o. stocks,
piain aud dg'd. crayats, gun elastic and
worsied suspenarrs, Gents. co,to0 hall
hose, silk and cotton pocket l'lI,fs., um-
hrellas and cotton and linen thread.
ALso-A first rae assortment Of Tai
lor's lrimmlngs.
All OF the above articles will be sold al
wholesale or retail.
John SuULER.
n. r -Wintcr Wheat aud Lumber
taken in eXcharge Tor all q the above
ARTICLES. J :.
Ottawa, March &c. i7i1. 37-lf