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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-22
.Jchsu Williams,

SUCCESSOR TO UILfLfMS6 FNTOh,
HAVING recently returned from The North is now
i i opening nj his sture. one door below Meem n
Owakins aud directly opposite Bell, Ruckcr Il Co. a
hryo and general asslrtncn, Of ods aud will b" happy
10 ppy The old friends Of the house, and such as ma,
please to fyo him with their patronage the very best
terms ia, cas or short accommodation. The nssirineni
consists in parl % The following articles
Gold Lover Watches u the very hest make. Silver do.
An9 general assortment u 'etge 3" achcs'
Gold Guards. Yes, and ~ Chains. Gold Seals, and
Watch Keys.
Gold and Silver Pencils. with and ,silhou, Pens.
P,ah. Topaz, Garnert aud Diamond Finger nihgs'
Plain and Motto do,
Every description Of Breast Pine aud Ear rings. brace
lets, Sc.
I'D. Silver German Silver and Steel Spectsc~s ". Vi
convex, concayc. perioca md pantascuplc Glasses.
Thermometers. Burning Gl,sses
Matchmaker, Instruments and Pocket Compnases.
liritts,a Coffee and lea Pots. Plated Tea wafo in
Sets, Of L pieces
Silver Cups. Sugar Dishes and Cream Pp,s,
Plated Paflnr and Chamber Candle Sticks, Dfas, do
Gold aud Si'vrr rhmblcs. Plated Walters and Cake
add Fruit Baskets.
Papicr Macho Traysor Gard Is skels. Silver and Pearl
Gard Cass
G I'D Sleeve and Bosom Buttons. Steel Bead Tasselx
Clasp and Bags. Rogers Pen Knives Scissors aud Ra
z,s. iennnp \ sons genuine Dhl'd Eyed Needles
Shnrps and Beiwcons Waters Guns and Revolving
Pistols. Walking OF every variety. Military gos
at every d,sctp lon Silver Table and Ira Sp,,ns La
dies, Sugar longs and Butter Knives Plated Table.
Tea aud Dessert Spoons and number Of articles too ie
dons To cLumera,r.
II prompt a-ntinn To business. long experience, low
ptccs and general disposition give saiisb
account may not thou nahly hook for, and
eelye.a liberal share of the public patronage.
~ All kinds ot Matches, Clocks aud Jcwclry. rare
fully repaired Jtllu WILLIAMS
Sept. 22-w6nlf
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AR CLAWS Resolutions.

We give the nsoluols pr scented h! Mr.. Clay AT the
urea, meeting. On SaiurIa, Week. a. L"Niaeon, Ky
We need mol invite for them an attentive pcrusal They
will sink deep the public mind and produce rpw'r
ful effect, He surp"ricd Them in very Long speech,
which he purposes to write out and publish In the
meantime. a sketch of about columns length pub
r,lrt in Pladclphia within ten hours after he tool, lis
seat. This Wonderful achievement was performed by
few Of the raprs Of that city who horse express
f,,m Lexington 10 Cincnnat-9i milcs--in five hours
From Cinclnnat il was, u COURSE transmit by tlc
graph
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LYNCHBURG MARKET.
ees'ee'edfor The ,reek ending i'idig. Nor 49, 1917
by Mcdaniel Il Lee,


by Mcdaniel ~ Lee,
Groces and Commission Merchants.
tobacco -luss-eomnoa 81 25 to 81 -, Good 81 !,
10 to 81 5Oi.eaf-comnau So to ST. good Al l., IS 50
th'e shipping s. 80 II s., Manuf,cturlns-g,od s. %
To u oO; fac s. % 10 Il 90; S,cms-oommon 50 20
81 Is, line. 81 20 toSe 80.
fhar sales s. % IL q OGl cts but little coming
Uhtat- Rod 81 -, Whl,e 81 90
i'roriso"s Bacon, The surk yer, light; Sales s.
10 = and ccnl, In the quantity and qu,lty Beet
10 b cents Corn Meal SIS cents
Beearar-23 CENTS
Bmfa Demand li.h,, stock rather increasing. sale,
l2l cents. Tor NJ. |.
Braady-Appo, Is TO 50ceu,s per gallon; Peach none
Offering
Ban Iron SIS 10 $50 0per ton.
Co8te-Rio 81 TO 81 cents; lagura s to 10 Jaws IL
4, Mocns 2o
Country Linens-Tow l2l to Is cents Flax 10
cents
Cotton Tm9s-Sales Q cents average number
feathers-Sacs at % cts. with increased demand
flor Seed-Much enquired for, yer, hula arriving
It3, llcuinss, No. |, s.. 80 to 500 Mackcrel
No >. s.; No. =. $40
Grain-Corn. new 40 cents, old to Sc cents; Oats 50
cents.
GinSeng30 cents.
liemp-\' sics hoar u. The article is scarce
Iiiiseei OH-Sales IS cents.
Imd-Sllcs at . cents.
.Nola,scs IVES, India 80 to 40 cts per gallon \
O. i5i 50 GEMS,
Plaistcr-Lump, s. 90 per ton; Ground-Ioose 9. 80
and IN barrels 1000 per ton.
Sugars New Orleans to cents; Porto Rico 9 to
10 cents; Clarified l2l cents Loaf | Il l. : rents
Sad Scarcc; sales 81 37i 10 s. 80 per sack
1do,c-Ncarcc and mucn wanted, and would com
mand readily 10 cents, aud perhaps little might b,
had.
/ Tn- s. 50 per Dbl.
| Uhishey-Mounaln is scarce sales .2l to 80 cent,
per gallon. and much enquIred for.
Usol-20 10 2S cts. principally barter.
Uool RoUs-Sales 81 cents
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-22

e,- Tho czrl> If Caroline unity have. nj i public
neetlng resolved To present Swords To ,he veteran Col
l,ankhcad |. S Artillery lately appointed Governor Of
Vera Cruz and his nephew, Capt }. Il. M1grnder. l,h
Artillery who has been present ald distinguished him
self in every battle of the war Blrnl Visa excepted
Both the iii 'ers are natives ol Car5ne
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E'OR SILL
Dissolution.

vNNit co-parneIsh'p heretofore existing. under the
i style and him Of " ilkins1n g. lIacher IL tin,
day dissolved BY mutual consent. Persons indebted 10
the concern requested Ia settle with Tlos NJ WIKI.
inson, who s alone authorized 10 collect he
having purchased the entire interest OF Jnp A. Hat
cher. h'se having claims against the will
present them 10 hun Tor payment. The name Of thu con
eetn viii he used where II necessary in closing The
business OF the same.
TllOS. NJ. WILKINSON,
Oct lS-tsif J. A HATCHER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-22

The undersigned Commissioners toreceive sulscl H.
ton. 10 he Suck Of the Richmond aud Ohio Rail Road
Company. would Inform tier fellow Iz rs Il 1 pcb
burg and the surrounding c,,uuti,s, thai the Books are
mao oienod at Tie store # lir Hny Dms a te,c doys
sb1rc He Raiks.
We invite the earnest co operation If he committees an
p"lncd At Injecting Of citizens, hold THURSDAY even
ng last; ir them We expect ,ficltn and III The patrl
',ic ttfrt making in lyncburg and elspv here 10
save The charlet Of the Richmond aud OHIO Rail Road
Company.
This great movement Of the friends of Rail Road i'm
Provtment has been full, discussed ,hroup hout all the
region OF country most Immediately interested Conyic-
ton rests upon the public mind The vast ben, fits to
result from the execution Of this enterprizp The time
Tor action has arrived, and soIicuus to etdy It's
friends, as subscribers 10 The STOCK 10 the shortest posi-
"e time. To which end again invoke the aid not
oniy oil The committees, but Of all others wla like our
Ns otI'e'e The completion Of HIS great work be IS
sen'ial to the prosperity Of Ngui,
H. DAVIS
NJ LANGIIORNE
JOHN G MEEM
+. b. DEANE. ia,
IL. o. SCHODlFIELD,
JOHN EARLY.
DAVID r. EDLtY.
JNO. NJ WARWICK,
ODEN & CLAY.
JOHN IIOLLlNS,
JNO II. MCDANIEL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-22

nNiE subscriber. having engaged the OF Miss
Nlclds from Wcslchostcr, Pennsy lyauia prnp Sc
having school at her house, Amherst Court House.
lf the instruction OF young Ladies in different depart.
In'nls OF English, together with French and Music
othse DESTROYS OF paironsng heschon satisfactory ties
lllnonlas ot qualifications VIII be shown,
Several pupils can be accommodated with hoard in the
Subscribers iimy. The schoul Will commence on the
18th OF September next.
SARAH w DAVIES
Amherst Court House, August 23-is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-22
A CARD.

Inc undersigned, Ministers of the various Churches
IN this town. have seen. with very great pleasure the sp
Pfhmen ct Thursday the 10Th ln,t.as day Of Thanks
gvIng, iy the Goyeruos d most of The States Of our
Union They regret that no such custom observed IN
our own commonwealth. lis pnpneiy must be appa
rent 10 all who ackno" lttige Tint there God and
that naons M less than Individuals indebted HIM
fr their mecles AnAlonst 10 participate with their ie
lowe zens IN all paris u, the land in this mrsl Apr ipr
observance. they have unanimously lived tuoTen
Their respective Churches for public worshp,on HAT day
at the usual morning hour And they do hereby u,osr
especially invite the community Il, large. and particular
ly their own gregatlons 10 unite with them in the
services II The
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-22
Marriage.

Married, on THURSDAY. the 18th inst b, the Rev
Mr. Wom'rt fl. InoMAs.G. ToNLInsoS. 10 Miss ScsAS
elJcsr daughter Of Ills While all Of Amherst.
-. On "Wednesday. the 9th inst. by The Re-"
Nr. DAYS, NJ N,'sin Hlx, 10 Miss Marv :, i4IGh
,fotL e Milo, lc, j. I'll Il 4 rho.st
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-22

Gy- The Board Of Public W RS refuses In pa, the
States subscription 10 the Louis, Rail Road Company
under the act of The last session. " suppose the Com
pany will Try the qucsnhy mandamns. The reason
for this high handed contempt Il" tie law is not given.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-22

D. The Why mrnlirrs OF the Gcorl'a Legislature
in had agreed To unite upon Jul ge Bcrren and
Cul VIM {. Dawson,as iheiT candidates Tor the Senate
Of the L. 5. They have, doubtless this been elect
cd.
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oil lSIANA

The Congressional delegation will stand as il did las
session. Tho complexion Of tie Legislature remains
still in d ,ubt.
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L [ 4.

FAIR.
The Ladies Of the FIRST Presbyterian Church intend
lding Fair, IN Mr.. J. NJ. Clayiors building. (the
store formerly occupied by Mr.. Ryan dors be open
at ) O'clock, on TUESDAY evening, Nov. 23ri.
Admilianc" 25 rtnto. q
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TO T'EIE PVKSLgC.

III AVlNG purchased the entire interest Of Mr. join
4 A Hatcher III the Of Wilkinson e. Hat
cher and taken the house formerly occupied by them
cordially invite call from the Of the old con
cern and the public, generally. TO whom ! return my
grateful ackno" Judgments for the very liberal patronage
bestowed upon Wilkinson Il Hatcher and hope by m
RENTED atient N to business and deter nlnaon To piye
satisfaction 10 merit and receive a continuation III III,
same shall keep constantly band good assortment
OF the most Fashionable and pretty Goods he had IN
The Northern markets. which pledge myscflo sell rs
cheap as they can be had any where
Oct i9-lsf fUOY NJ VII kI\SOS
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For Rent,
s2:y REWARD.

- ANYWAY from the subscriber, The 18th Of Osts.
II bor, ntgtp man
non,
~ OF ~ years II ahn, o,t, ar inches hirh
1moNlun, and oi good for HI. height his cheek bones
eeth open IN front, and gins when spoken TO.
purchased bob oi MI Nathaniel BnrwelI Salem,
no owns his wife aud it el e 10 that neigborho.
Will give thr above reward for The apprehension and
hncmeut OF hob N ,a that 80" hun, and par all
expenses, II delivered tu ne in LIBERTY.
Liberty, Oct. 25-t. W. &. HEWITT
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FINE LUDUORS.
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Trust sale.

Trust sale.
nC RSUANT 10 the pro, isons Of a deed Of ,rus,
rAocued by James y. Grren, on End Aapust. lS47,
aud recorded N the lynchburg luetlngs Court th s
Ollie, the undersigned, Trustee in said deed. will ON
Monday, the blh Of December next, on the premises
Sill at public auction 10 the highest bidder HAT valuable
HOINE .I.TH LOY,
situated at the al 9th and 9th alley and
LATELY occupied by said Green family residence The
dwelling house. Contains basement rooms, and q fous
above There are also On the premises, first rate
walled
ICE HOUSE,
with plasiered roous above. a .\EU STABLE, and
every hing else, necessary To put the lot in state of
complete useful aud ornamrnioi repair
ALSO, at The same time and place, the following
NEGROES
Anna and ierlvo children Rachel, woman, and
Frank. boy. Also. all The
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE
ri sand Green consisting Of Beds, IaJl,s, Sofas Side
ooard, Book cas-, Sc, &c. Also.
One Fine New Piano Forte. One Fine
RIDING HORSE,
and all the BOOKS, miscella
neJus aud others, belonging to said Green.
TERMS.
The Lot will be sold credit Of J. and z ycars
viii, a"d security aud the title retained The Negroes
on crrdlt OF q ontrs The other property on the fol
lowing ,fns For all sums under $50, cash Of SEQ
and under $50 thirty days credt-of and $50 slxty
days. Neg ,Iabe paper well endorsed, or other good
security. wi'I be required.
No,. 22-GD If GEO. WM BENAGII
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ON MAIN STREET.
BY MILAN J. WILLIS.

Liberal adv Inees IN 1de consignment for Auction.
\ WILL. on iuesda, night and every night this week.
I commencing Al .afly candle lishl, al my store. on
Mum street, neal daer 10 Mr. -. T. Z. Peters sell
a'eiona general assortment Of Dry Goods Fancy ar,ls.
Nc. Consisting IN pail oi
Cloths, CssslmeIes, and Nesngs, = general as.on-
Iueut,
Calico. Cashmere j { uss and Muslin de Lance
Bl OK Al paea lusler and Cohugs.
Tahc Cloths. Diapers aud towels.
Beachrd aud iirown Domsties,
kentucky and Glasgow Jeans,
blankets and itllrd Cloths.
Apron Checks and licknys,
Red aud White tlanncL,
Snspenders, Gloves. Cotton aud SILK llndkis. Spoe
Cotton. kncrdes Raaots, Knives SHAVING Suap. l.ok
my Glasses, Clocks " achos, &c The attention oi
the public is respectfully sol cied 10 The above sale.
W. j. WILLIS Auct.
Nov 22 2t
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Pay Mp! Pay NlI!

4 l.l indebted To the concerns Of r,cr. rownley X
IA Sialham and Blackord. Sialhan \ billiard, will
please call and pay Immediately. al desire 10 WI nd W
business rs promptly as possible III Virginia When
am absent, X. Is. Iownoy, OF 'fhumas Dari, will
transact my business for coslnp the accounts Of ihr
sad concerns. CHAS. W. STAlIlAM
Nov lS-ts If
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-. JeOyNU HOscO1DsLF,

+ / ~ X NEY At Law
HNIil ATTEND he Courts Of the Cooperation Of
w iynehbu,g and Of the Counties Of Csalpsell and
tml,.sL
All business entrusted to hun will meet with promp,
attention.
Address .,nchlmrg
Ills Office Is IN hsru ho store .. John j Puus, Ed
Scpcmb.r H-ts If
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VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
ron = II l.
TUE undersigned, intending to his farm IN
Bedford of.rs ior salr oiumodating terms, tie
HOUSE in which he resides the adjoining
House ana Lot
recently occupied by MAJOR Janes Garland;
The ] UMBER HOT SIS and GRotf Nj on tn, G anal
occupied by Nr. W L Anderson and Messrs Mcdaniel
Lee % feet Of ground, on 3rd street " Inch is
Tobacco Factory,
occupied by Mr. Lloyd being part lot opposite Friends
Ware House; -
Small House,
on Court House ht occupied by Mr. A. Bryant and several
vacant LOTS.
MlCAJAi DAVIS, Jr.
i Several ofte above Houses. il not sold very soon
will be Tor
NOV. % if
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1St ReQilisitiOn.
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS
VINE subscriber is receiving his fall and winter sup
ply ofSiape and Fancy Dry tsu,ds, and will ofisr
his friends and the public Of the best sssor,rd and
heapes stock OF gods be found south Of Mason and
Dxons line Plenty Of time and no chsrps fr showing
goods.
TRENCH GOODS,
Expected in few days by Adams g. Co.'S. .Syss,r
lot "' splendid Goods imported en- the French ssesms
I Mon now dischsfging in New York. and u - ew
Sstceian and warranted tie newest style.
S<rt I--saf JOHN r. DAVIS
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-06-03
MtareIIanp,
LEGAL PLEASANTRIES.

They originate more than half the cur rent wit of the day in the Great West - There is raey freshness, moreover. about the pleasantly of that region, that is quite delightful. From the late Missouri Jour> nal we have clipped the following anecdote of an eminent legal gentleman of that Sta te. If it be as new to the reader as it is to us, we will guaranty his favorable suffrage. Being once opposed to Mr s, late member of Congress, he remarked as follows to the jury, upon point or disagreement between them, Here ny brother s. and dif1er.- Now this is very natural. Men seldom see things in the same light-and they may disagree in opinion upon the simplest prin- ciple of the law, and that very honestly while at the same time neither can see any earthly reason why they should. And this is merely because they look at different sides Of the subject and do not view it in all its bearings.
 Suppose for Illustration, man should come in here, and boldly assert that my brother S.'s head (here he laid he his hand very familiarly upon the echuckle head ot his opponent,) is squash! l, on the other hand, should maintain, and perhaps with equal confidence, that it is head. Now here would be difference-undoubtedly an honest diAerence-of opinion. We might argue about it till dooms-day, and never agree. You often see men arguing upon subjects as empty and triAing as this. But a third person coming in, and looking at the neck and shoulders that support it, would say at once, that had reason on my side; for if it was not head, it at least occupied the place of one, and stood where a head ought to be-" All this was uttered in the gravest and most solemn manner imagina- ble, and the effect was irresistibly ludi> crous.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-06-03
TMPOETANT EROEL TET3
 AR MX6

The news from Mexico which we pub fish this morning, will be found highly interesting. Gen. Scott is evidently de- sirous of advancing; but just at this mo- ment, when one prompt vigorous blow a. the Capitol would probably be etfica- cious our Army is paralyzed. The term of service for which the volunteers en- listed. has expired, and the American force, almost within sight of the glitter ing spires of Mexico, melts like wax be- fore the fire Why are not both Scott and Taylor reinforced and thus enabled to PUSH the wonderful advantages they have gained to their consumation Tdy> Tor might easily ere this, have been mass ter of San Luis Potosi, and been mcna> cling the Capital from that quarter, had he been properly sustained by govern ment and Scott might have captured the capital City, itself The Administra- tien will be held to a strict account for it's wretched i'm bccility, ifnot indeed for awful abandonment of the country, sim ply to gra,ify personal spite against a G ,neral whose glory will not let them sleep.-Cour 3' Enquirer.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-06-03
LATER FROM SANTA FEE.

Lieut. William G. Peck arrived St. Louis on the l7th inst. from Santa Fe, which place he left April g. Col. Price was still there, and all was qniet, though apparently slumbering over a volcano The general opinion is that the Mexicans only required competent leaders to rebel against our civil Government, Judge Beautien was still there engaged in trying former insurgents.
 Lieuts. Beal, Talbot and others lelt San Diego, Feb. 25, bringing important intelli> gence. Al Taos the Court had condemned a largo number of the insurgents-elev ven had been hung and many whipped. Six were hung the day Lieut.. Talbot passed through Taos. These executions created great excitement among the Mexicans, and efforts were making to stimulate insurIec- tion and raise volunteers for a rebellion.- The Alcalde and many influential men were opposed to the movements.
 The Indians were very troublesome.- They attacked Lieut.. Peck's party three times, and wounded one of his escort.- They stole all the horses and mules. They were Pawnees and Camanches. Several of our troops were badly wounded in subduing theN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-06-03
HEART AND BRAINS.

It was a saying of the willy Fontenelle, that women have fibre more in the heart and a cell less in inc brain, than men, Upon this text lac writer thus excellent. ly comments:-
 Women, in the course of action, dcs crbe smaller circle than men, but the perfection of a circle consists not in its di> mensions, but in it's correctness. There may be here and there a soaring female who looks down with disdain upon the paltry affairs of :: this dim speck, called earlh," who despises order and regulari> ty, as indicative of a groveling spirit But sound mind judges directly contra ry. The larger the capacity the wider is the sweep it ta cs in, A seGsib'e woman loves to initiate that order which is stam- ped on the whole creation of God. All the operations of nature are uniform even in their changes, and regular in their in- finite variety.
 As the dew lies longest and produces most fertility in the shade, so women in the shade of domestic retirement, sheds arornd her path richer and more perma> nent blessings than man, who is more ex| posed to the glare and observation of pub> lie life. Thus the humble and retired ot' ten yield more valuable benefits to socie- ty, than the noisy and busting satellites of earth, whose very light of unconcealed enjoyment. de,eriorates and parches up the moral soil il flows over.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-06-03

THE PHosPHoREscENT FAcULTY.-The wonderful power of generating and emit ting light, is possessed by some Of the lower animals, and it is sometimes used as a means of defence.
 A lightning bug became entangled in a spide r's web. The spider instantly ads vanced to seize his prey. He began by endeavoring to secure the bugs wings in his tolls. The bug showed no deficiency in courage; but emitted his light in ra- pid flashes. The spider, at each success sive flash, slightly retreated, but quickly returned again to the combat. At length the spider evinced signs of distress; ; he held on to his cords and staggered 10 the wall, against which he rubbed himself, as if desirous of moving something offensive. After while he appeared partially to re. cover, but he lay quiet. In the meantime the bug continued 10 emit his light. F'- nally the web gave way, and the little prisoner escaped.
 The luminous appearance of certain parts of the ocean, a, particular periods. has been ascer;ained to be owing to an infinite number cf small phosphorescent animals with which it is inhabited.
 The phosphorescence continues only during the life of the animals. II the wa ter and animals are ,akeL up in glass vessel they will continue to exhibit the
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-06-03
MIR. WHISPERS RETURN.

MT. Webster, by advice of his attends ing physician, feels obliged to abandon his intended visit further South and West. He was in Augusta, Geo, on the 20th.- The Chronicle of that place, thus alludrs 10 him:
 MT. Webster arrived in this city on Monday evening, the l7th inst, from Go lumbia, evidently quite unwell, and with strong febri!e symptoms. He was able, nevertheless, 10 meet our citizens at the City Hall on 10 o'clock, as we have al> ready stated. The proceedings attend> ant upon his reception being over he felt obliged 10 retire to his room, and imme> diately called in medical aid.
 The disease, we understand, was of the nature of remi:ted Fever, and although the principal attack, however violent, was short, it has left him very weak. He has not been able to leave his room and scarcely his bed.
 Mir. Webster's present purpose, is 10 stay here, He hopes then to get to Sa> vannah by way of Wanesboro' and the Central road, and from thence to New York by the southerner."
 The Chronicle adds;
 "ln authorizing US to make this state- ment, MT. Webster desires us to express his very deep disappointment at not be> ing able 10 visit more of the Southern country. His regret is heightened by the consciousness that his determina ton obliges him to forego the kindnesses and hospitalities which have been so liberaly proffered to him by individuals and COS munites on both sides of the mountains, and he desires us to say, nothing but just regard to his health, and the advice of eminent professional men, could have induced him to interrupt his course at its present stage.
 We are truly gratified to be able to say that at late hour last evening he was still improving. The attending phy> sicians entertain the opinion that he will leave this city for Savannah by the way of Wanesboro', and the Central Rail- Road.