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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-08

"A IN 18th street, very valuable Lot, 100 feet west
E:I 9Th avenue the south side of the street T,,
thirds Of the purchase morey remain at per cen
Appy to GEO, l.. PRIDE. al Wi street
Also 10 Kent, avery convenient two story House No
White street. to good Tenant Terms reasonable and m
session given immediately. Apply above lac 3rrrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-08

DH. KELLINGEK'S
o. INFALLIBLE LlNIMENr is warranted to
@<cure sores and ulcers Of nature in few days
4Z.lt acts like magic In removing rheumatism, and all
ether pans One doses is certain reieve bilious
ehlic darrhoea &C. as is taken. 1t is perfectly delight
full in its odor and flavor IL is universally
be the best my medicine offered 10 the public Price
so cents hottie.
Sold $50 Pearl Of Bowery Broome Sd
avenue and 10th drug stores Dr. Burretts Doy
1im~re
CHARLES SAGORY having taken Mr. J. r. Barre INTO
under the firm Of Sagory & Barre
CHARLES SAGORY,
J. r. BARRE.
New York, January l, l8i7. liwsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-08

k&N FOR LlVERPOOL.-To sail positively on the
ME&N 18th January The magnificent, fast sailing
&1ks Packet ship ELSlNORE burthen 1000 tons, Cap
tain Pr,cr, will tvely sail Wednesdiy 18th Jam
usry The accommodations Tor cabin, second cabin aud
steerage passengers to comfort unequaed by
other vessel in intending embark would
well board and Judge for themselves before enga
foot Of Dover street. orto JOSEPH Mc'MURRAY,
corner Of Pine and South streets.
p. S-resons wishing send for their friends from the
old country have them Fought reasonable
IN the above ship by applying above JAM rh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-08

OPENING OF THE ITALIAN OPERA
At palme's Opera House, in Chambers street
On FRIDAY Evening, 9th Of January Is47 the Italian
" Opera Company will perform the opera Of Donizetti
LINDA OF CHAMOUNIX.
DrGmatist Persona.
Barlll,
Iierotto. SignoIa Rosin Pico.
Magdaene, mother Of Linda. .Signor, H. Phillips
vlscount -irval. Signor y. Benedict
anthony father Of Linda Sgnor +. Bene ventano.
Marquis OF Boisheury. .Sgnor A. ,anquIrico.
hsgistartec ..................Sgn or \. Martini.
Administrator ...... Signor Benefit REESE
attached to tho Company. Slgnor Antonio
Lender Of the Orchestra. .Signor Michele Rabstti.
Chorus Director. Mr.. IL. Z. Beamss.
frompter. .Signor MaroxZ
Stage Manager. ......."..... Sig. Benefit Reese
Opera Books may be had at the Box Office.
i.t tier Boxes and rarquette. ...........t 81 90
rvats Jokes iof persons ............ IL ~
O'Clock, p NJ. daily.
Performance commence N. Doors open at O'Clock
d2- RI
WALNUT ST THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA.
Z. A. MAMMAL, Lessee W BLAIx, Manager.
FRIDAY EVENiNG, Januarys. 1917,
Will be performed the play Of
DAMON AND PYTHIAS.
pamoh ...'.'.'.'....... e. Mr. Forrest
n LIMA; - 1890 '...'....'..... MI J1mson
Dio1aysius. -. mt Leman
GsantSe SI Mr.. F S,ass
Alter which the drama Of
THERESE,
iax,yn. ''''''.'''.''......... Ms Forest
iherese 80. = 49,. M;,.s Eisbs sP"an
To morrow Mr. Forrest in favorite character.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-08

THE LONG ISLAND INSURANCE COMPANY
CAPITAL 200 900 DOLLARS.
WITHA SURPLUS
OFFICE II FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN
CONTINUES to Ike risks buildings, machinery mer
chandise and property generally their favorable
that have ever occurred in the country they
to the system which they have always pracsed OF limiting
scattering thei risks All losses which the company
may sustain will be adjusted and paid promptly hereto
fore. -
The Company take special notify their
New York, Of all expirati0ns Of policies.
E. G. FINN. Secretary. jas imisrc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-15
X All. ROAD MEETING

An ADJOURNED meeting of the citizens Of Richmond for
the consideration of the proposition previously presented
touching the RiCHMoHD AND Quo X tIIRo,p, was held
al the Odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday evening the
YIN November and "a large uumhtr Il persons being
prese 1t AT the appointed hour; MIR JAMES LYONS
took The thaH, aud MI q \. JOHNSON appointed
Secretary
The meeting having been called 10 order the Char
man introduced Judge VIM Daniel one Of the delegate
from lynchhurg, who delivered IN interesting ANNA
ted and able address.ln which he epled the impulaua
which he supposed 10 have been upon the town of
iynchbofg oil cover, design of hostility To the City Of
hchmohi and then proceeded 10 polnl the adv AMI
ages which would be derived BY II chmund I.ynchhuru
Norfolk and the State large from The construction of
the Rchmood and Ohio Railroad, aud lis Southwestern
branch.
Mr. J. {. Spalding replied. dsclaning the offensive
Interpretation which had been pat upon his previous re
marks and Jlstiylng what he had SAID IN the III
which he Intended H.
Judge Daniel ,hereupon courteously accepted the dis
clamer made by Mr.. Spaljng.
Mr. }. H. oIllner moved of resolutions as sub
sttnte fl the preamble and resolutions Of the committee
/ and the substitute OF Mr.. Cabe
Mr. GllmeI's resolutions are as follows:
LIST. Resolved, That we are unanimously of the opin
ION that 1t is cxpeien aud proper unite by the most
practicable and cheapest method, the trade Of the valley
OF Il Miss s>lppI wh the silly Of Rchmond as its ma
turs and legitimate oullei the Allantir occan
Pad. Resolved That prudent regard for the true in
lefesls OF The STATE well whul, and proper
estimate Of the principle OF popular taxation. require that
tile vast amount OF treasure and labor already appended
ON the James River Canal with the distinct view OF al
timatey accommodating tle western trade drawn from
the valley OF he Mississippi should not te thrown away;
hut that II Is to the general interest OF The State con
siruci and locate her ulurc PLANS internal mprovcm mt
soas to ieedsuppo and render available hr present line
q central Improvement
Sid. Resolved, As The OF this meeting, that The
contemplated Ohio and edmond Rail Dad shouI cou,-
mence a, the terminus Of the James River and kanaN ha
canal and esce be ,g usiy prosecuted by the cheap
est and mosi eligible mute to the II he 0laJ Rv-
er: and that viii be enough consider the proper
route from The said terminus OF the RailGua 10 RICHMOND
alter the completion and su C ssiul operation Of It's
/ tern division.
A'h Resolved, Ihatin respectfully declining the pro
p son submitted Ia by fellow citizens Of Lynch
~ - ~ fiIrl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-15

Interests Wlsliss high -erse II public duty. no
"fsr, III estimation, suggests the prupny of dlar
d1niig all tfih.i a9Iiat r tie present the de-
signatrd tr the division oil the OhIo and
Richmond ", lr,ad
Tie Char stated that Mr. Gilmers substitute was not
IN ord'r and could mi bc entertained except after
Va lay the other rsau aud substitute The table.
with view 10 off, his ulluns. uni IS they oi
which was mol The ca>e.
Mr.. Hu.r adopted the course suggested by The
Char, and moved tolay The pnevou. Proposition the
tab q
Mr.. " {. Cabe stated his objections To the motian
Nj Gillnefs ma1n WIS then pat and LOST, there he
ing nnly one vote ~ lis favor.
he 1nesiion then taken upon The adoption II Mr.
~ I 'ahelPs subs itnte preference To the preamble
and solutions rep 1rle by The committse at former
meeting and count being cael ur, iellcrs ap
united, Who repprted IN favor II the substitute by
Jprity of one vpte-ayes 46. noes 10
he preamble aud resolutions of the committee having
been thus regretted The question whether the rrsou
Tons contained IN Nj Cabel's substitute should be
dopted by the meeting, and upon that qucst. tie
was ayes d. NOES 56-so the meeIin. refused II adopt
Mr.. GibelI's resolutions
Aud there beng other pr position submitted,
motion Of Mr.. Giner, The meeting ADJOURNED sine die
JAMES LYONS, Chairman.
u. \. JOHNSON, Secretary.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-15
TIE FOREIGN NEWS.

We could fill many columns with details Of the unpfc-
cedented crash in the commercial world Of England-
There has never been any thing comparable to in mod
times. if indeed at any period There is diversity oil
opinion 10 the prnxinate Of this monetary dc
rangement One party, headed by the Lon Ion FINES
refers all the disasters the absorption OF CAPT
tai in Rail r rad pr ects another attributes the caaml'
ty to the restrictions placed upon the issues Of The Blink
by Sir ,bert Pees late act, and L, the unwlse and IN
consistent course, pursued by the Bank itself lowering
and then raising the Of discount. Whatever be TIM
the state of affrss truly appalling. and dies mol
seem to have reached lis height The London Cores
pendent of the n Y. Commercial, says:
The works going on in mos, with undnn-
ishcd ardor and they Will 60 until in mlny cases 'hgY
will have reached The stage Of half completion when l'0
the majority of the pubc works the United States N
1887 they will he temporarily abandoned tor want !"
'unds.
The way in which this will arise may he expected
be follows The gradual increase of the pressure 'o
money will daily add To the list of dcfauers IN Inc P
ment Of calls. Al the time a rady contraction "
business of all kinds will be put in force by every Puu
mHrchan, and manoiactnru-trade will come a"'' w.
sand Stlllhe powa ton will be thrown ont oil emp"
railway receipts for passengers and mercnan Use VIZ
as consequence rapidly fall of-he halt yeafly oN'.
ends Tee shafes of the established and hlherio W."
pr, sperons companies will dwinde almost to noth'n1
diff: rulucs and squabbles of all viii accunu1
and then will come the final bursting ei The DEUS GU
The prosperity of those 'mpanes whose success mas
the great slimuani the formation OF ones nav H.
vanished, the very name If railway will be SCUM
mis- ry and all loEsHs viii seek at any saeri''f !"
ire from them. Meanwhile, however let me H'''.'.
modes by which these companies sllll CONT
To ext IT whatever money is To be found IN the "''
In the first place the they put upon their
ders is as follows: Most Of the companies pay III ,,L,
say five per cent, "s.a the calls already paid u.
surprising railway in progress. the share, oe', ,7s
60 each with f}0aready paid. the sarehol er WV.
recc vc III, five per cent upon that amount. supp ~
his period another call Of G. o per shaie 10 be iI
this not piid upon the day fix d, the det'n''c'
g'd i've per cent, until the payn'n, takes place.
interest ~ tss go ;.'i s'" ;'is-; lbs z-'' ~
81 VI =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-15
COLONIAL, MAILS

public notice has been ISSUED from tho Post Office
Department. stating that the British government having
seen I'll Ia change "ilh lui y stage across the Atlantic
the man matter winch VAS actually conveyed acn IS it b,
IN" United Snles mall steamer " ashInpt,n II b,c,n,c
necessary as measure Of sf proDcrn,n that this po,
'rrfi should tkr the ST, Us therein authorized T. Ter
'nI"Slil Ne s1 sIS'hs arrangement between the two
countries III relation as well Ia BRUSH ma In transit
ihhueh 'hS country tr th, colonial p, on TN.
rn' enl IS HE ORDINARY mail intcrc between those
= sessions and the ned States This WAS ac,,ri,n,
y DONE ana ho'' arrangements Il, in consequence ler
inmate IN the sixteenth u the present month The ne
ccsSat} rrsut viii De thai AID ojlcr The sixteenth inst
no man matter drsi'oed ir any ul The Brush possessions
on nus continent WIZ be permitted To leave the neo
States. unless the United States postage thereon is nre
Nlousiy fully pad.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-15
w VI. NJ. BLACKBOARD.
h ELIZA B. TOW NLEY,
! IiOMAS DlIsLARD.
AIEDICIORY.

by the notice above, ii will be seen tina, I have dis
solved my conneSlon with the Viz nan For The liberal
patronage extended 10 the paper during the years
have been connected with ii, extend 10 lis patrons my
"armeai sratuie and hope that they will Continue their
support.
leave the paper with much larger subscription list
aud advertising patronage than when came the
concern.
There vii be no change in the editorial department
but by HE new arrangement the Senior Editor will be
better enabled 10 devote Of his time to tie paper
and make still n.ore efficient III advancing the great
Wing cause
For the future success OF the Nirglnan, shall AWAY
leel The most lively interest and have doubt ii Will
prove Still mole worthy OF the support Of generous pub
lie
Wrh these feelings, bid the patrons Of the Nlrsinan
respectful farewell.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-15

70 we cop, tfom l'e Wing part of long ar,icl.
ell tied ty letter, written from tins place 10 pcnI.
man OF Charest"n 5 C.. suggesting. as we understand
II, the construction of X IA from Danvill. l., W.
burg. The letter very ex plic term, and
WE arc al ltss To know " what the an ho ha, il,
view. We incline 10 think that The Why has mi.sppre
hended the suggestion which we take 10 b. is aboy, s,
ed II THIS be the cas- AT lvss how We ar.
10 be benefited by such Improvement. Surprising tho
road made, whai nducemcnt would there be To send nro
dnce upon it for 70 miles place furtllel from Rich
mond than that from which it out The snpy,s,,
10 which the Wing alludes. having been made 5y Mr.
lunstal. IN letter 10 road between Dan
VILE aud Lynchburg, bu-tha cilzens should sub
scribe 10 the Richmond and Danve Roal and. tim,
with the aid IF three ftts subscription hy The State
bring Rail Road point within thry or forty miles
whence branch might be continued 10 this place
We have always thought the most feasible plan Of CON-
meeting Richmond and Lynchbnrg would be by Gun
sructinr branch from pon ON the Rcln md and
DanvIlle Road TO the latter place. here the pom, IT
divergence ou.ht be be determined only by sur.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-15
TIE LAST MEETING IN RICHMOND

The proceeding, Of he adjourned meeting. held IN
Richmond, on Tuesday night a>vill be found IN anoi,
er column The speech Of Judge Daniel. IN def nee Of
Lynchhurg and IN support Of The great enterprise which
her citizens support is admitted. all hands TO have
Ten s!''e and eloquent in high dearec. We have 70
rSom Tor The eAead notice taken Of ii by the Whir-
he efiof ofJndge Danie must have 5een mos, eff t.
Judging tom the result which, taking all hnes con-
sd' alton IS a, favorable as could have seen a:rpa'cd
-. Laa- ~ L. olGa .4.n - r,..sas., {. VI u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-15
RICHMOND AND DANyUI,E Rail. ROAD
COMPANY

meeting Of the StockhoId OF this COMPANY is call
ed at Charlotte Court ii use, for the 18th Inst to or
game and elect It's ON err. II seems however that
the States subscription will not be paid in time 10 en-,
bic it 10 I've represented at the meeting The law 70.
auires that befre the Board of Public Works shall sub
scribe 10 the stock, under the Of March last all tho
shares Of private stuck. upon which the State, subscrP
lions are from time to time. to be lusIed, should he
paid for be secured to be paid for by bond with .p-
proved security or by deed Of trust upon real Of
twice the value nfthe shares. We presan,, however,
that this requirement, which isa novelty we believe in
Rail Road legislation, will not prevent ths Stock
holders f,.m organizing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-15
GEN. TAYLOR.

II is understood that Gen Tay l,r-who has b en- alb
sent ihn hs t1nlly and private business tor more than
Two years and hall and dqrng the whole of that time
has been engsecd IN the most important and aduous
l"S-aS asked leave OF absence IT, return the United
States tur sN months
Ills letter 10 that effect was received by the Adintant
GHnera Yesterday evening; the Of which Gen
lay Tor states that he thinks, In scqnence OF the pres
EN- character OF the war; his services may n1l be ant
"a al nus time. lie purposes 10 10 Maamoras
early MS month, where he awaits the Of the Gov
eminent and expresses deslre be New Orleans by
The ST Dccember
w understand the leave of absence has been GRANTED
to him; and NE have doubt that ilevcnis should arise
70 call tor hts services thai frontier. he will hy ia
pace himself at the head Of his gallant army
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-15
.MO.NDlY .NORALA1i. nor. Is. ls47
CHANGE or pROpRlETORsllIp

Charl.s w Salham having sld-the sale 10 take ef
feet the first nstan-his entire interest in the stock
ii his flee 10 kelira b. Tovney The business # the
,re will io the future be dncrd By the subscribers
under the style and firm Of BLACKBOARD, TOWN
LEY & DlLLARD.
by this new arrangement all the debts due to the con
cern Z" Toler. Towny x statham,and large portion Of
the debts due 10 tue concern Of Sathan, billiard s.
1o"nIcy, have become The pr perry of {. w. Salham
who will De compelled by circumstances beyond M con
tr9, to wind up these several speedily as
possible
WN. NJ BLACKBOARD
kEI.IFA b. TOW NLEY,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-15

Eher,-Pfoi Gibson, in the presence Of the class and
several medical gentlemen, performed ampntaon OF
The high at the Medical College Thursday morning. the
patient being under the Influence Of ether This adds
another TO the cata que of Instances, in which, by the aid
o this lnesnabc blessing 10 HUMANITY pain and distress
are spared during al the severe and trying ope-
'alIahs u was interesting to notice. that while under
the nilnence of the ether during the removal Of the
limb the patent remained perfectly fte,, manif sting
no' Inc least symptom Of suffering but, turing the dress
ing after the influence IT the ether had passed IF. The
mere lnlrodnron oi suture caused evident signs of
sensblllty.-R. Enquirer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-15

We publish communication. nominating Col. ODEN
G. CLAY. az 4 canddae to represent the county Il
Campbell in the House Of Delegates, in place Of NJ
Nowln, resigned. 1t comes from a genuine Wing
and is written, sure sure. in good faith.
We canno, permit il to appear, however. withon,a
protest With the hghes, respect for the character Of
Col Clay, we can perceive no possible reason why the
Wings of Campbell should gonto the ranks of their po-
llcal opponents for candidate at the coming election
Is i, possible. that the county cann't furnish suitable
man of the dominant party! Until we shall hear s'ne
reason why the Wings should prefer Democrat in the
present position of public ars and in the nearly baao
ceJ of parties in the Legislature. we content our
selves with the expression of our snrprlze and regret that
Col. Clay's name has been suggested.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-15
GEN. TAYLOR ABOUT TO RETURN.

As will be s"cn by The snboned paragraph from The
Washington mon Gen. Taylor has applied for leave Of
absehfc aud the application al having hecn grant
ed, The old hero expects 10 leave for The nrd States
about the lsl o December He has been asen, from
lIs family hote Than two and half and all that
hue, Engaged in ahors aud responsibilities If a ma4ni-
ude such As few men compelled undergo and the
ELECTS OF "h are TO be olt upon the history Of the
tlUn aud the world
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-15

.in'r,edn Cdnatbdiism.-At meeting If lho Ac,d,
my Of Arts and Sciences on the 29lh ult, Prof Sh,n
herd "h" has lately spent time in exploring the
mining regions on The shores Of Lake Superior lated
an Instance OF me most horrible cannibssm among the
Obtrway tribe Of Indians on The north shnro - H.,
Lake i!e frequently passed foot alone and nnsrm,d
ny the hut OF an Indian, who bad killed and eaten hi.
vile and two chldrea. The pers na appearing, Of hls
savage monster as nigh, naturally be supposed was hor
rible beyond description
Tie also related instance Of parricde. a,rcro ,be
same irne N llie heart rsnne character Tho ~,
rents u an lhdan had become did. Initial and ncsabI,
OF supporting Themselves ibeicfre the sn i,,L Them
into bit, with bis gun add ruWtd them out into III,
lake, shot The father and threw him overheard The az
toms "a mother jumped into the lake and swan to tho
saore The son followed. after luadug his gun and
s'' her IS s'e WIS craving up TIC bsnt - Hr ford
Jo,. a,a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-15

rici"ry to lis. The vote shows tina, public ..n,;,
IN Rclnn'nd Is, al hast. very equally divided W.
that the Richmond and Ohio Rail Road had s.,,. "'"
lfir'd3 III the metropolis. but now gra,l6ed
that It IS looked upon Will favor by many III,
can bu, be adsdnc'd by enquiry aud discus,,n
delay 10 pronounce delintye opinion, On IN. n;,
va' schemes. must Operate III isyur uf til. RclmoI
Ohio Road qua
We assure the Tiurs that, if We had lbs, nm, :.
nimt5 winch We do not adnlit-ii ia nav fill
stored We rep at thai the charges Il hostility ,c.i,
Richmond On the part OF Lynchhurg, is utterly unf.'
ed. We have 10 apprehension OF the eA,.n,l,u ,c =
Danville X al towards Buchanan or l., III. : nh,
W hen II reaches Danye-and mean To e,n,...t
the assertion IN doubt of lis doing so-ii will br
ho"gh 10 talk OF lis eAenslon.and when the question
he drc'drd, We think tile advantages of Sou bs,,
nox'on arr 81 manifold that the will be but ore ,r
the subject ""
Lynehburg saw with regret and. perhaps. will r,o..
alarm than was necessary, The passage Of IN, D,a,
TOAD bill, believing thai the Improvement womb d.
from her considerable trade which she had l,n,,
ed. Cp'n the planest principles of scIicpl,nes -.
would have defeated the charter in the Legislature t
II been in her power Now. that the Rold i, s,cr,.I
she dlsdalns 10 manifest any petty spite towards it ~.
is resolved to do smrhng to Conquer, new trad.
aud has thrown herself, with characteristic arJr am,
srsy. INTO the support OF an ent rprzr III. imp1r,oce -,
which no one can question, and in the gigantic na,u
which even She reads the prognoslcs Of success IT, ~,
su ng this curse dictated by the necessity of her ns,
IS she injuring the interests Of Richmond2 81 f., ,.,
II, the consummaon Of her schemes cannot fu
enhance the property Of that cit, even more Than h.,
Is she influenced by feeling of hostility to the canal >.
has been falsely alleged Why the road. which slo =.
endeavorns to bnd. will bring tonnage hi,her than
Two canals could transport
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-15

THE Court Martial for the trail of Lieut.. Col Ere
mont adjourned on Saturday without proceeding in the
case IN consequence OF the reception of intelligence of
the death at Point Isabel, of Captain Churchill OF the
l. =. Army, son ot one ot the Members If The Court
The Court met again yesterday morning at lOo'c,ck
and proceed Wilh the trial The evidence Is loo vol
umnous 10 be given at length IN columns bnl we
shall enieavor give the material points IN conlen-
sed form from da, Ia day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-15

Gen SCoTT. of his orders calls on the comman.
des Of regiments and corps furnish the names of the
Nergsns. Corpnras. and other enlisted men who dis in
gushed themselves in the recent hates 80 that they
the benefit of the act of Congress of March
Cd, lSl|, winch authorizes The Government promote
such persons To the rank Il l3rcvet Second Lieutenant
Thlss right; the glorious victories could not have been
won without the rank and file; lhey have many Of them
earned advancement, and should not be denied them
" q. National
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-15

o'cLocr Private ici,,rs ar rrou,, al aefec
that he pressure the mathei m 1.ands,. IS s.ft -
we're. ard thai there IS INN .daie pnsp'rt ~ nl'f
The n.us Las had d'epo'dng fec m W all slr'et.
SckS y, all down. hr, has. been sales II tollo8,
but the heiic IL. that ltrc~ n,si g. sldi lower iion
Ihrte can be n, Transactions
falr ard gan deprcS-ed Iu lhr prIefs Iee IL
mol d'fond Du tusc IA England. u'ore vii be IN great
.ttttlAa