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IL JOINTS, sCROFULA, DISEASES or THE SKIN,
&c &c -RSe, C9M,oUTpsyau, Of HydIodste Of Pots.ss
published for the sole benefit those suffering from rheu,
tsm pains and stiffness Of tho JOINTS swelling OF the muscs
.rSns from impure state Of the blood &C. From coma
the Faculty. has received heir mime
and many have the best
sbe Of remedies for the above named diseasc
IL prepared from the purest articea and warranted
give satisfaction II hins pures and quckens the eircua
aav irritation, and leaves every part OF the animal
economy in perfect state Of health.
The and increasing demand for article of this kind
hiss induced the proprietor bring before the public that
all have the benefit Of know that there remedy
full condence and needs trial TO convince the most In
Prepared and sold by CHARL ES H. RING, Druggist
ls2 Broadway, cor. John 3,
RING tho cork OF each bottle. Ja26 1msc
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8 IN MEKCURY-NO COPAIVA."-Df. CuIIen's In
N dian Vegetable Remedy, il domestic preparation,
composed entirely of balsams,
gise and all :yphc complaints, in all their FORMS cured
certain safe-and the speedy eadcator this
DISEASE leaving the perfectly healthy. Sold WHOLE
street Lamp Store. Sun Buiding, New York Rstaed a,
ne Of Grand % and i'll Canal streets Hudson st.
of Spring streets II Houston street, 1863 Divson street, p
81 Hudson Fulton cornet of Adams street, Brookyn
Badger Newark; Pearson Railway and Williams. Williams
burRh. Price 81 d30 imsr
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O. KIM CHAL Valer's French Pills-Ihs U
WOOO riyalied remedy for diseases OF q private nauI

GAIN ChALtENoE.valier's French Pls-Ihn I'M
WOOO rivaled remedy for diseases OF private nature
sposye and speedy without restriction Of diet Of hin
French pills possess basAm copevae, capsules and
other mixtures fail give them decided
ever they entirely free from unpleasant
least and be taken time in the Of the
friend, thus enabling the patients 10 them
equally eectual for either SEX all complaints such
gravel flour albus whites peculiar females weakness
ofthe generave organs gees &C. &c. and have
cured hundreds Of complaints after every
other remedy has failed They have been extensively used
for the last years complaints with such
universal the propretors challenge any
tr per box For sale at l Greenwich street, Of
street. d29 msrh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-15

PATENT ENVELOPE PAPER.
1--WE HUNDRED REAMS Patent Envelope Paper, suit
able for putting spices and cnftes Just received
and for sale by PERSsE gkUNEKs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-13
TIE I.ATE SiI.hS WRIGHT.

The dealh Il LIS distinguished Hds dua eoems Il
ba'c rSeed yef, 2 neta sympathy Among all pariic'
~ The STATE = seH ok The y iufh l. pres speaks
rs lluws Of his carer IN The Senate Of the L. States.
The death II So eniih nj n the Hon. Sias
Wright. sudden. too fall OF startling moniiioh de
n,snds from the Public Press comments and reflecuus.
Ehuolce and intellectual greatness like his. cannot pass
om the eyes Of tie world as vision without note. The
good bright points 81 his character call for eulogy 10
cite tho iiaea Of mankind, and the dak doubtful acts.
hf crnsnre Ia warn from idserminafe adn raihin. To
pronounce Sllas wright great man but Ia rero the
voice ol the State. There would have hren doubt Of II,
# his public services had hecnconfne 10 tins STATE His
pom has Wqn Inn houors Than hundreds 81 others
have Won Bai when he sent 10 the tnfcd Stalos
senate Wien his clrar. powerful logic, emphatic but
dpuhHd Xpnsson chasc, tat YET aafnes style brought
lam 10 cuifasi or contact with such minds Henry
Clay :, Daniel VI tiscT's and John [. Calhouu's no
doubt could feHain Tor an instant. iAai Sllas Wright
ampng ilem, aud. therefore. amang The fore
most 10 he land. lis genius shoue forth preepncnt IN
such lifting. brllant sphere and he seemed adequate
tr The great tia and the (grra oceason In the United
Scuae. nobody. ior moment, ever doubted that Sllas
W ugii Wa Wilt In world Casa great man. lis
ary at once appreciated his services and his genius il
WAS lnusi uncommon ng Jr such pafty 10 have such
advocate, and Hey. therefore, With enthusiasm tl
bhced liHl. and iaslzhed thcr honor5 upon HIM Free
from TIM ais i Tie low duuagugue. the style and tone
"i his appeals Ii IL Peopc, lhe Wings, esen looked
with wonder aPon INN As pirn thai vile besetlinI
democratic SIN They listened him with p asure fer
they found argument, not rant passion fepel. He
Aas man Wely Il tbcr steel. and he neyaT dropped
word that lhfY did treasure up 10 get idol II POS
shlc IL nHeonlnpH honor Ia Intellect, tbs accorded
by the " his Ia democratic Champion elevated Mr.
NJ night 10 the ohst pitch ot rmnoHce III his own party
ranks. IL US eiefel the Wee Pfesiafney when MI
Dallas was nominated but rejected H. Tor lie never was
an over ambitious men. He was subsequently offered a
place upon the supreme Bcah Of the nited States for
which The ogsa cls o his mind seemed peculiarly to fiji
III Tut be Ieted that ais. W le these Ionors vcr,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-13
Observation-Disclosures.

The 81 Louis Republican has files Of alirnia papers
the 9Th nfJune, From tbrse II learns that lhere MS
great dissatisfaction among the soldiers If the Cai-
ftrna regiment. enrolled by CeI. Fremont; promises
Of pay having been held which had never been real
ized.
A letter from Sonoma on the sh Of Nay. says that
Gov Il, ggs lad received letter fr1m Gen kearney. ap.
pointing hin Aic.lde OF that town. But that Mr. Nash
the old incumbent, who elected under Com Stock
toms proclamation, refused surrender the books Of the
Office and that IN consequence they had civil mags
tre.
Inc California Star, announcing the departure Of Gen
kea ney and Col Fremont tur the United States ndnl
yes IN pretty structures upon the duet Of
the laiter ~hile III atonJa. Ii charges that his
mens while IN that territory have been i'll judged. and
pr1duen complete dissatisfaction. Is proceelines ere
sad ohays b,e1n direct opposition 10 the best Interests
OF hiseounlfymen IN auma, aud Il is remarked that
m viii require an eiiJr and immense one to iesatc
his os lame IL California"
or Gen. hearney the editor speaks minciugly; he can
neither .'eomneud" nor ''condennp at lHay be- that
be has nssd his best cndeayors to promote the welfare o
the people. and that he has teen regard Of tn lriu
terests. II are not TO detenrne.'
1beezla / lion ofqu,ck,lqfr r9m ilifrra is strict
" prohibited by order OF Com. Is die.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-13
THE LYNCHBURG NIRGINlAN
.HoNDlY .hoRNxSG. SEPT 10. ISL
MIR. BCCuANAN's LETTER.

We publish SO much Of Mr. Buchanau's late letter =.
s1ge friends in Brrks county relates 10 the " In,
Poyiso. The letter is cxtravagan'ly praised by ,Io
Union We do not any thing particularly To dish
gnish il firm the ordinary eeciioncern1 productions =
the day. 50 tar as is announcement Of Mr. Baeb,,
aus unaIieaUe opp sllion h the Nllmy poyls. and
adherence To the Missouri Compromse, has our hearts,
cemm- ndaiin. The South will thank Mr.. Boe1,sn.n
f,r the saud hc has personally akca--vlother he l,
his political friends in pena~y lgania to think with baa
not II shows the Caiholiespirlt of the Unions D.
moeracy. wdeu il, high Witt 1T andation VI Mr. Eo.
anan, r opposing tie VI ilnat Poes is pu shed viii
IN a few days Of the speal eulaeium it pours OUT +, H.,
meuory # Slla~ NfgIa-a leader was rec,qe.2a,
the great patron, not the yrinll author Of the
Pr9yiso Ga one SIDE OF the Peansy lvauia line. il is H..
NOR cy Of the first water oabde by the Missouri mn.
promise; On the other SIDE, 10 oppose the annexato1af
my territory. acquir J conquest or purrlasa, without
ioen'leiin@ the lnoduetien oslayery thereia l., d..
maea J, not les tholas.
Whilst VIC thank Mr. Bochanan FIR the ayeyA.f
his adhesion to the Missouri Compromise we have. !,
captions sp rl w5rd 10 say or two points If
bis letter. Ia opinion, the Missouri Comp miss i'm,
nothing do with the admission Of Texas Texas wa
anindepoadcni ate in which slavery WAS an existing
institution. No one thought Of requiring emancipation
nj her hands a condition ar her admission nor did
the Missouri Compromise .econee the tcnls If ann.x
al,n posed t. slavery, 10 her coming in They lnew
that size 10 be received just she was, or moi To be
received at all. The very slne state of things would
have hean Witnessed had there never been geographical
boundary slavery agreed upon.
Mr. Buchanan ovld nifty regars the Rio Grande jni,s
Whole eng has the recognized Weston boundary ofreN
as sqce he arrups that the portion of o,rni . ,,b
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-13
NATIONAL. IlONORS.

very remarkable case of tie exhibition Of National
courtesy occurred during the voyage Of Queen Victor To
Scotland the occasion Of her visit. winch at last dale
She vas still paying to the Scotch people A. Senutr
cove. II Cornwall the royal party uyelhauled New
iof, packet ship. The Yankee captain fired a salute.
and had his yards Immediately manned. in honor Of the
fan yereign OF England. Her majesty was determined
not TO oudone in poen IS and she immediately order
cd the American flag be up board of her vessel
and il is SAID that she herseltQuoen Nicorla-actuay
assisted in arranging the stats and stripes before tool,
It's flight for the head The incident is very
pretty one aud have lit lie doubt reflected the real
sent nent Of respect and esteem ar the American Ma
lion. which annnales the yoeng t1ofen Of the Brush
realms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-13

people Of tho DATED stsesteif identity 81 character
and the IfnNtaily t The tn aaians. 1t Was n4st fai1
ri thai tlr, should beeme tled. Faf years. mother
pira parry OF the mied Safes was wiling l. feit
upon Tie uessn luf raiell eaflial Tens lad Len
urpeat IN hef iHpHuntiss ir Aaiun iui thy WI.
dlsnsarlca. Geneal ldeks1us elle- brought the sub
Jeci hciofe tbs American people They took It up as
peoples neasurc presented 10 them b, politicians Ii
u 10 great magnitude In lie wclird by ANYTHING
less ihan The mass the nations in their arion
the peuple gave happy illustration Of thu genius oi or
institutions. and Of ia onnlp1lenee ol then voice IN IN
pftiant matters touching the public veal General
lachsuis influence arising lroln bs urdm aud ersid
patriotism. led hr Way and gave more direction 10 ihf
measaTe and To Auereaa feeling. Than all otl'f inen
Diners lolowtd where he led. lhr subject WIS ii saeh
grand import the ntet States. that like Aarin. nd.
Il swallowed tho rods al all political ~orccnrs aid whiid
II advanced The prospects u many able men on one hand
who supported an the ofher, Ike sioyng an2el.
II carried destruction lis wings i unmadr aud made
the great mon OF America Il fixed the great seal 10
laeksun's achievements.
| am. lruy. your fellow citizen and fricd.
SAM HOUSTON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-13

snrc. with thc Generous minded a'd tho nnfr iade'd.
temalHly # it dHs I'D alg.f. fhelt owu inducements
ii fhoeo Who's abilities command trroei hut e5n
cefnna " HON ihe, nta, have had unasofabe Infns
kl1H4
Mphi We net here cite illustration far plhical
opponents .tll mofe Illus rious exam penheh onahl
speak lion n argnagr nj 10 b. RS kted=-fof
years and years past how nu,h ytuence they have dir
played towards nf The greatest men Of our epnnfy
Already. time solhne aud s9itening the aspefiiies Of
lalitlcs-and uhal will be said by Hsm when 1ifNH,
CLn hal b. ~ nun. Let them remember tins IN SEA
SUI. l. tlcuf mo- BE- conf nned ui OF theIFnwn mouths.
L. lhco be Jnst lolhe living dizzy will hive ob just
To the dcad
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-13
NOIiNG IN CAMP

Our rc,I,re or, ,,or1..,= 49,, l., . :,
act of tho POM. ,r,.d,i, a..;l,, " ="
all oIunto,r ,r Min, r ia, S,a,a t..., '''
be- in actraI se,v,,a ~, Ito da ~ a. .,i. =,
Ia vote ae irtbov nor, y, ,la,, ,,,v, - ,.aa
II home The ,, rr,seri1es the mazda ,r o,,l.,ia,,
the election The flieer4 are Ia omen the roII md =
be odoes Of the qualifications of the yoters na, ro,ns
&c
We mnst say that This is d, vorr otsrr1 ,nd oon,
gently dapcorouz riob, IN c,o,r ,,,, oilers uL.n
the law was passed il was not rerbars ox,ec,ed b,,
it would h, acted nn,n by vo,nts,re !, , & ;n orn
try. SUPPOSE the PENNSYLVANIA rcoin,ents o,ey en-
eamped at pucllo or N4yiro an ,b d ,r,esl, j., o
tober and that they nrac,ed In exarc.e tho ht ,f 70.
tlnu Tor Governor Canal i1n,n,ssino- ro,,bo. =, tho
legislature &c. II i annarent ,l,t tbcy uo,1 nj
vote nnderstandinply Il is no, rEelv ,Lot tho. slla
know The names even of those VIII, are the c,na;J,e
the yarou, o0iccs--a,d if tboy did in oon,ass !, i
we'll known that dayelar,,,ts ,,,ohi,. H.. ,.,,,
and cooduc, or those COL ;no tho ,,o,,r.
the very eve of the eec,ian at1e,,;,nes a.,
the result They must vote. therefore in tho dark fra
@ ,l t -.
died cb3nrcd his olifies ,r n, l, h,, ,,raa ,,,,a
~ oran Infamous crime and ororor hon, ,iI Ito
officers tell who would he entitled To vo, ,y tho, =,
hon e. Te ,ofcncss Cren the Stat Of iso,r d;s,,f.s
the citizen from casno lis vote in an ir,e,en, ,nann.r
On tie other hand IS there M, d,rror il a1,.,;,o
men enb.cc, to ,aili,a,v d,sI;,o and ,, .aa.,,-1
of their Ulcers to exercise So inn,r,ot r,h,7 In an
eec,iep ocopv interest it is c,, n s,,osi ,ho
and i10o,nce Of the nic,rs from, tho ,ha Lou,
EST. world no, he yior., exo,ciscJ aa,rI ~ ra,.s
OF the prvaes The Disciplined sodier INNS, necoss,
r1y le little moro tI,,n :, ,ol.;,
in the a.,ennt to invest , man with ,,1ioaI ria1t.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-13

SfHFi' lIA invites tie attention f purchasers 10
~ his Stork ot PIANO fOR1IS. at the above Establish
mont jees confident that They viii give satisfaction in every
I'i Al ms I.nos warranted and sold on trial sub
leet To be rstuufpd ItUut gdcd
constant additions enable him 10 present at all times an cN.
',fe hel embracing All he sttcs 81 ha~h, both Of
Rosewood and mahogany.
lie also offers Tor sale Piano fore from greater variety
OF matters than other establishment in The state thus afford
iE Inc greatest advantages in tie way 81 srlecon lie l.
also s'e Agent Tor the best and celebrated makers IN h
country, and IA Germany.
No one can run s least risk in purchasing Piano Of p
- Taylor They every thing he represents them TO be
o"er sweetness, ard brrlialel ot tone happily blended
SHd elegance ste and durabi, Workmanship are in the
highest siateo IT, arg, Written warranty IS gwen with
each Instrument sold b; lin,
'i1elS nom The coHnry attended 10 with the greatest
Puhe'aahi9 and adde's and Gensnen, residing al dis
ned jl"i Whenever he is favored with order. per
yer 1t Is no less ms pTar thai. interest to send ,
an instrument as Will bear the stletcsl : utiny
IN 'S pnendng p'rbinY) 900, $50 500 500 $3.50
a. !, II, l. teep' Musical Instruments, in general
e pest lnauty large stock OF Classical and Standard
Muse AVA on hand, aad he constantly tie nr,,
est publications '1 ''' nc"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-13

No cuuary in Europe nov presents Itself 10 The world
m motc interesting SITUATION thau lial -, 81 81 much
al least. oi hat hHe portion # the earth, Is pre-
hended IN The Roman Stats. The London epec
tafor has article the present condition Of Italy
which contains SUM important reflections. "liaan
independence aud Austrian OPPRESSION says Thai paper,
'srem Ia be- on the 81 . Struggle for life aud DEATH.
Mee connected accounts hom Rotc aud olhef lafis Of
Italy leave no dluh ta til conspiracy detected IN liz
mlHdic cd as month Was d,b.at' aud rAtrhaisr FiDi
eoa.nYtd W'h The iaauledgc and uelon II Aaslra.
- bnhg destruction nPsa HE go'rInmoat o. Pe, the
Ninth aud H' 10 destroy the prospect II Italian national
liy which has At lasl da~ned upon thc Gu.0la lue
plan appears nov 1nas ltItrJy understood. Il Was To
rfeara blnny anarchy IN Rome, 10 abdnc the Pole.
IN compulsory ledt # pretended safety Ia Maple.
aud In call tr the Intervention It AustGi. The name
If France is a-aeeIaed with th1t r Austria II The T.,
fad, II IL proper GatlHe actual situation Vi l3,rs IN
lial} should bc thoroughly camPrirrded. He PIP
has introduced The political spiut = " eslen Europe,
Hit OF responsible gHrfnmcut, into the stronghold oi
Italian nb,ausn h. hss inspired his people 81 nh con
ld'n'r and has created the spectacle unknown To mod
en- Italy, eta pes pie adl government ariing IN eartf
That his moderate but firm p.Icy Is practical -ila
Is really budf and stronger tban violent demon
slfalian-ls shown ny the traorols hosaifr which II
has excited Austria ms reused hcrstflo the contest
mi with band If rabe.s, but with their Holy -
Tier"
Formerly. if Acs.ra crossed her own boundary iqto
Italy, Fmuce also occupied some commanding position.
ii present. lhc family ui luos Philippe bent, accord
IN 10 the luuten Sfedlafar ar AuIl a ircs on con.
rJliaung Austria. lba Ministerial organs IN iafis hive
endonocd mmade lgbi Of the uo,outlu, cri.s IN iily
Ia treat It fast ioaA a0d th,n as rla exaggerated.
NJ Gulzpt speaks Il gfa8ty and well If Plus and his
Noras. We Pethefe Is ono ~ c1nHiraa6e e The Gov
eminent U ! aace Al tie invasion ct laly which Ans
ira has already almost begun. Now gathered teg lher
undera native prince With other prince, The pennsl7
sore 10 jim Their forces The people Of Italy able 10
achieve iNoItoNu independence. IIey Lave ff tn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-13

Some difficulty having airs beweeathc captain and
crew If tue Chimes junk, at NeW Nor, an examination
iefre one q the Courts has ELECTED exposure Of The
m1nner IN which these unfortunate men were enticed 10
leave Their native country Through the medium Of an
interpreter, II was proven that the captain got them
hoard III Pr enee Of making voyage 10 the island Of
Java Tor cargo Of sugar. which voyage was. by the
gleemeal eattcd"ip between the crew and the captain,
not 10 last oyer eight months. Instead ii going to java
he Julb came 10 New York, nd there she remains.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-13

sied aqint the decision Of the jury. adding. tha bad It
benaev ,as the cluri would Instantly haycsf'as ASIDE
rs not beng rendered according 10 The Ia" aud the s
mnny. =.
From communication in the Philadelphia Evening
Bnelin we extract the following hottie oi another met
dent II the trial:
..Jhe Judge charged decided, however that the Ger
lfcaie justice of peace is valid for the rcinovaI ct a
slave ff1n Pennsy yana-thos, IN elect. prononnclas
thr law of Iel7 on this subject. unconstitutional and
VOID -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-13

How Nf,g5fts s, af,or.,. po,,,.aa,, W.,
orally cafsblf red as con.lul mr. = ..b,,sc ,,, -
mower sufficient Ia r,i4e am, hundred nd ,s,, 81
one hudre1i feet in one minute
An L1cjIeui nj ite couIo oC 1I,,,c,u, X,.iu r.
Davis with his .4lI,foand wac l,,tl,,,9 l
rnciny c>ngse1 to ttcr iroct fire = mn, i ', .'',
,lrt1 sdd5,l. ,f ~, ,I ,,,1' u, :, '''s Fry
self in the mlddI q! fbe street Id5re. face Of rhc
enemy, amidst theiincbcsr ofthcir fire. he cody drew
from his rasr. sfspe udel about his rer.op a ,,. o
vh which la,l6s adjusted il To- a raper focus h., nra'
cccdcd "a rcconn5ef The Mexican battery Having sal
shcd hlsll as Ia the information he sought he shut up
The glass re.nfRed 10 its casc- and approaching Coi
Davis, a'ld a. hin: "Slr the enemy has bu two pieces
and by making detour to the night you can tahr them
in onk.9 Ard WHO are y,ua' II sir am Major
Mansfield, Of tine serlso Engineers All right come
'o ""SS' Hsooeu INC N"oheI lie battery was soon
'"i'r''
The Boston ianscrw announced on Tuesday iL,l
Miss alters who has edited thai journal during the
past iive yeiis as 10 Dug'r any connection with it.
sue felIes 10 private lc, with the good wishes Of her
editorial contemporaries throughout The aan
/ The two rivals Santa Anna and Paroles ret,r,c1
/ rom lbolr eNe aud landed at Vera Cruz on the same
day the 4th d August the former IN SIS; the latter IN
/ lNIr
riuea Altft las contributed IL s,i,o ~ c3-n Ill.,
! Queen Deoaa9r has added rIln an,l tho 1900, ~, Wv
al Stanford .lnafher CIUu t,v.,rIs ,nrlIsi, - IiI
place Oh the Bard Of Avon
Iicut Col Na,=ot,iy,l,, c.,1fzla r.,
and viii he stationed there some months as romn,nJ ~,
officer Of the garrison near that town I,,s b,e ini., =
to opena cavalry school there WI
/ Nloov II tho ,,o,oo, j., ,,, c,~,,, ........
ond Lay ,r,o,J ,bs % .a,''"s VI 0"'I@'f
rrraT ais, " '"" ,El'"',l' "i"'h Is
, ia ani,aaeJ ,t ,'' A'naHolS are
,1,,s '''''''''' " '"' S'o's n''ldaIy ea11t an
/ ~ n,.,#,,,.#,...
oan,a., Of d t,p,nn Cn,te - con lIiS me or
Under cnIlar1fi5a that nr,l. r IT, ~, ,",',', IS
u.s. ,,er ',' t'i rs olei"s rs soon
The copnlse trin,nrb ~, ,o,,.ra mn, w..
Dors nav, =, m " "oug,a l'gN',aen's III Dy
hc,rics IN he anr ~ ,bd u lay, Java
j,,,j, he l,rf - IT, '',,''. 5S' s' '''sl " "S
sil,n,sbin CT n,i,a,, "u,u' NeAeeP''"I ut
Sernna, Flsiing D,l n %o 'l''F'o D" TIC
n''' ;, 's'''','s ~ ~ '''" i''N'
D"''os "e yen enu'he ISL Auenst' RI the nnm'H
VI S'',."s, ssa.SeIS arrived at Tue port New forE
was l.r!i 10. During the same period III lciG, the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-13
AMERICAN RAILROADS IRON.

The Nv York Journal 81 Commerce oi Monday
says :-
Neare n e hasly To he long emaaua,sod Tor the Want
of ifan aIis r 2 uur uumefeus roads Several afae
adjustments tor making Inn haee spurg into, Nstenee
rertnlli. which are alnady turning ttctn cut N great
t3aaliaae<. The new establishment ON the Ere isa
rad winch ha. cootmcie ialunisb 1900 touy tlr thlt
faad. has Ipst commence turning cut 70 Is. sampe
Il taeI hts worn lies IN funt u the Company Office
Ihee Is me rll uI the Wy eea myth Of 81 leet,smi
saolhar /. feel both 81 lie approved II p1tl,ro aud a.
smooth and hands Iur tYcy car 10 produced IN
lac world The rslrtl-haeGl Is non making twenty ans
day. AL Will -pu ms,et3f} l9a4, that It, eral
tact Will ," h.I,I iu about twelve months The Waffs
are afi} ave miles lrum Tie Janetl the lnc,agaNen
and DtaHHru rivers. Where the rad CROSSES aud IN the
eentrs Of the great coll hlsn o Luz rnc Co.. Penn,
@befe ii act foundation cannot bo land bat beds ul
coal and fon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-13
THE TELEGRAPH.

The extension Of Telegraph lines throughout the I
ned States is astonishing. Cincinnati already rap
porto use phrase of .2nimot Magnetism--wh the
Atlantic cities, via Psturg, will very shortly be con
necftd with Cleveland, whence rhcrc is line 10 Bua-
10 aRd thence TO New loik. The line is in progrs IS