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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-01-07

MUST received per steamer Sam Sesy--
c. IS boxes JAMES RIVER TOBACCO,
OF The following Brands, viz: .F
Boxes Burton's Lump;
I" HaIsey's5 do;
q" Labby,s5 do; ee
10 +" Murrels IL do: e baa
5 Coegate's5 do. >ta-a
IN 6 IS Thos. Nector's superior ID. lump.
~ THE added TO our old stock Of Tobacco,
makes the assortment one of the bes. and chsup-
est offered in Eyansvills. Our Wabash
friends respectfully requested to call and ex-
anime our stock of Tobacco, as W ell az all kinds
of Groceries in general, and we hope they, after
the examination OF our Grocsrtss AID prices,
will find it to their advantage to save the ex-
pense, trouble, and loss OF lime TO go to Louis
Vile or Cincinnati. s--zs .t..-s
March 5, II. ALLIS s. HOWES.
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j. & w. BELLY,
wholesale & Retail Dealers in Groceries.
Produce, Salt. &c, &C., sc.
Man-Street, Epdnsrilie, Indiana.

TMNHE subscribers have recently moved in
n their New Store, on Main street next door
to J. II. Bofandick & Co.. where they pre-
pared TO sell all articles in their line of as good
fdality and at as low prices any other house
IN the city. They would take this opportunity
OF returning to their numerous friends and the
public Tor past favors, and W ould espeelfull j
solicit continuance of the same.
Almost all kinds of country produce purchns
ed at their store for cash. - se Ia
june 25-3i. ]. g. w REILLY.
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Huntington. Ind, June 81, 1916.

DR.. Smith esq -i-.t= sts- $3.50
Dear Sir: I am now, out of your "Iudian
Vegetable Sugar Coated Pills,n and find them
selling SO fast that think you had better send
me two gross Immediately. They give such
general satisfaction that people come at least
twenty miles for them, and as it is generally
known am agent FOR them, would be sorry to
get out. Yours respectfully,
SAM'L. MOORE & Co.
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BURBANK, Corner of Main and Sec

81 BURBANK, Corner OF Main and Sec-I
q ond Street, at the sold Reilly SrOre," ~
keeps constantly on hand a well selected stock
of Dry Goods and Family Groceries, Hardware
and Cutlery, Axes, and many kind of Farming
Tools, Hollow-ware, Wood, Stone aud Queens
ware, Boots. Shoes. Leather, Hats, Caps, &C.
Comprising good assortment for farmers anoi
the country generally, which he will sell as
cheap as can be bought West OF New York city.
He will receive in payment cash and all kinds
of merchantable produce. He is thankful for
th past, and solcts call from those who like
to buy good articles and cheap before buying
elsewhere. -.. sep 3-tf
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~ BBLS. fresh Mackinaw Pickerel, first
Old rate article for family use. ust received nd
for sale low by BABCoCK, BROTHERS,
augT 30 r. Water street.
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BEWARE!!.

IfG. BENZ. SMITH, be not written with a
PIN on the. BOTTOM OF the box, all "Sugar Coated
Pills" re counterfeit! -ss 4saEsf
Principal Office l79 Greenwich Street, large
brick block N. Y Price 25 cents box.
Nov, 5, E46-40-6m pr fee $40.
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EVANSVILLE WHOLESALE AND RE
DEATH t. STORE.

TWHHE subscribers have the pleasure of an
Il nouncing to the surrounding countryside
Saddl ers, Shoemak ers, & c., that they have now
in successful operations, a TANNERY, ad join-
ing Evansville uhder the superintendent of
competent workmen, from which they con-
stantIy receiving at their depot on Main street
between First and Second. all kinds OF Leather,
such as Sole, Harness, Bride, Skirting, Coarse
Upper. Kip, Calf Skins and Innings.
They also manufacture Glue and Curled
Hair, Shoemaker Findings, Lasts, Pegs, Thread
and all other articles used by the craft.
They have also in store and for sale an assOrt-
meat Of Groceries Liquors, and Queensware,
jy l7,-tfy. DECKER & KRAMER.
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1EW DRUG STORE.

NEW DRUG STORE-The subscriber
In respectfully informs the Inhabitants of
Evansville and the surrounding country that he
has just opened with a fresh and carefully
lected stock of Drugs. Medicines, Chemlcal Dye
Stuf's, &c, direct from the city of New York
which he offers for sale on the lowest possible
terms.
A large assortment, of Patient and Family
Medicines, Essences, Hair Offs. Perfumery,
Scopes. and fancy articles-Cologue, Bay aud
Rose Water. all OF the beet qualsIes-Seidlirze
and SODA Powders, cnrefslly put up and of full
weight
Superior Castor Oil, of this years crop.
The proprietor holds himself responsible for
the purity aud genuineness of all articles sold
as such, and that his preparations are uniform
and of full strength. Therefore, Physicians and
families at distance, may depend upon receiv-
ing the same by order. Us though they examined
and purchased themselves.
ALLEN C.. HALL0CK.
Main street near Water, Evansville indiana.
Dec. 8, 1904 If. ~
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THOMAS McALPIN.

DEALER IN GROCERIES & PROVISIONS,
AND PRODUCE GENER ALLY.
Water street opposite the Lower Wharf
Feb. 10 40 Iy. EVAN SYlLL Ia.
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ROM IRON..-- A complete assortment
Il OF Bar, Sheet, boiler and Rod Iron, German
Spring, English Blister, American and Cast
Steel, for sale by. June Isl ORR.
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ANSEI. WHITE

ANSEL WHITE.
Prepared by E. THORNTON, Jr. Scld wholesale
and retail by WYATT & KETCHlAN l2I
Fulton st. N, Y. and ALLEN C. HALLOCK,
Main St. near Water, Evansville la.
Nov. IL, l846-6mo.
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GREAT DISCOVERY

AGUE AND FEVER.
Cured in less than 81 hours, or money
returned.
BULLS CELEBRATED HONEY. COATED
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-09
=. conc up; and We shall await it's fate with some aux

h : g.,a M: and we slall await its fate with some aux
icty. uZ.u,
ten lnm the bridge lwcnly-fp r mIlts ltoii Vera aInh'
near paSI Oyeias, On the lib ri August. lie states
Ina, they were attacked an tn day bctofe by the Mex
icans. Who wtre posted Oh Il hill covering HE r'aa ana
our ir,ll,. carried II at q nee, by charging up with Volt
gonIs. i hey coniinu,d h fire upon our 'ro'ls from iie
ci,apparaI attacking along The whole tram; ut They were
npal,ed. atlrr a ii ght which lasted about an hour. lie
had Two officers Captains J. II. CaIwell Of the wolff
ocuts. and Arthur {. temmineS, ii the llti) wounded
severely: through hopes as elte ftalncd ol illeir recovery.
One man morally w4undi d, aud eight ,thfrs wounded.
most Of lAen severely. The Nlajrr had sept hack 10 Cd.
Nilsln N. 10 request HIM 10 send up thne aullnlancfs 5.
with an escort tn take them back. He asp requested re-
inf5rcenenis 10 tr semi him. which he hoped would over
lake him nj the national bridge.
The attack of euefrIllas WAS made on tho front, the
centre aud rear; but0ur trrpps were prepared at all points.
% 7 free III rear ieitg nearly as large as i'll front. a guard
~ the centre et til Wagons. Two ton pani's. aud flankers
all along the train. Our train Of 10 wagons was
kept compact. Great credit is eIytn 10 t;pt. hlvord
who, ps usual WAS d stfnJui llcd for his 1urage and jud &c
ment; 10 Capt. flnttpr, who commanded The right wing:
and 10 Lieut.. r igely, who was ~ der is comrnandy
The artillery commanded by 1T. II. B. Sears, "a arlller
was we'll served, aud did rood execution.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-09

Got Fremont. @Ihr ~. LOUIS Republican. in nati
cin1 the ruHlof tlat this lirtf is 10 lo court maHIslc1.
saws:
"I1at Gil. Bouton has pref, rrd charges against hiIn
and donaud,d his recall ttom California. aud trial b, n
confl marlal. w have rcasan az know l. true. We hap
pen 10 he ourselves somewhat mixed up m This matter.
lui hav, nat I'D At liberty II allale Ia II until We saw il
noticed in another quarter.
There is NJ mistake IN The assertion hat Cd. Ben
ton has preferred ch trg"s. aud asked Tor The recall and
,rfal Il Col, Fremont. W neither The SECRETARY vii pay
aay attention a. a chafge preferred by the father II. law
against he sa.in.laN rtnaifus 10 le seen. II he ipes.
vi presume. tie nhar tfial vii l~ ane e thtse fare,
ar ahAe MSS ing aiafrs wtirh nlsy snr,f ff denagoqne.
Ism t. use. aai NIL. taail honest minds. furnish un<ats
fscilry evidence u guilt ~ tn-ueence. Il repufts. which
reach - tTam %aiiurnla. bo true. Zen. keamy has IA
ken snsy the n,cssstY u Cd. llrat1ns heug the accu-
scr and pnSocu'ef of hs Sanfn laW.. fr fr has h. en- sent
home under arcs. t. an I %al84eafa Int nal
'ThiS attempted eul. Beatra ipsbiI3 hs Ssn IN lA
iuns lmputlitHnS ntrrh have hatu made taainst II can
dart r. tahfsmia D. 10 ar estimation. al4al the small
Isl gsrc a Statesman ever Was suea1td u. and W. ms
take tmHrA ihe judgement aad z sd senss T lbe pearle II
! does uui r.alt II o. 10 Cd Fn1uau's laur, ihau ben
eli. Tie HIST r. at lte cas- Is aiput thts.
Co Benton a. ,hrd Il aa'aln from rs HE name al
the mlhov Of a. n,inunieatan Which appeared IL our pa
Ter. Wuuttu rs ana UYe w1tuts- # lhr transactions In Cal
iflrnia. Ater irving several mfans Ia lnduce a disrlo
SURF Of Tie VT trfs nlue. he tes3ts.d on pfetefnuechar
ges. deu ardiag a court maGial. aud Tins bringing III,
winter uui - n wit css. Col. Benton bases his chanr,,
against Col. Fremont an the communication IN III,
Republican and als9un atiielcs which appeared in III,
louisville ] 4urn8l, aud The Now Oilears pIca,une-
and for ihr authorship ef,he lal,r. rcfels 10 Ilcul Emo
~ q. HE tlilod STATES army. W. cannol lut In iie,r
with the Americans rdtr' s%pand,ni. that. 'Ihe encf :,
the Naf ID par nent' Wtll uluse this imIerlons r.
gu ST.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-09

..Aunicers fron I enisiana. snc at ehan have already
arrived at Vera tnz. and thu oiliers wf'efh '''He-
Tho Niroir, IN al lnl81tiis. ha,e aeiNel y tins Time
In ad,llts,n to these. tht t. are five cp anf* Il harsf
irotn Gr, rtis, aud tbree from ifiaais. 1h'fe ate helie'
I'd In te an en- Iautt Gr tafs Cruz.
Then. III re Is the regiment oi ltNas singers nhhe'
Hayes q a,rl lar Il tl-m Ms ten. lsy4uf can ,I@Te '"r
he service Al hast ffc q M sni.s.
Al ,btse u,ts,t,sI volunteers have l-en called out Il
als raIc priuril ally against The guerillas: and When il''
line of c,,piuun calion is opened. they will yin Gen. Pat
ters n. who lrfl Washington y%tsefaa, Oh his way Il
NorfAk-'here 10 ,Nliecl s,.m 'apgaqr, which Is Ia y
found 10 Pensacola Ia the Mater NItch-wil % thence
Ia Pensacola. where lac Is 10 enlafk In The samc YES
al. with other ellieers. ff his point 81 destination. j
is said Tia, Ia. Is Ia take charge of Tins military force
unless orders should have been received fnin Gen. sco'f
10 change iiese arrangements; and after he has "penet
he lne ii communication. lie will Join the 6encfalf
GIMP tnioI.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-09
THE DFA HI OF Ma. WRIGHT

The osdensburg Republican gives The particular. If
the death ui Mr.. NEIeHr. as FLOWS,
MI NsiGHT called al The past tnice. afn,pn,ly in
his usual health. Nille seated IN a char Al rb. ,.,s, ,tlic.
reading a leuerilo Young man The only CLERK In the olli,,
perceived lhai be dropped HE leIler, aud appeared as II
sei.ed hy sudden lsin. lie was alatb cd. ard inquired
'mg his hand 10 hs tsaTi, i,pl,d that he was s111.'fro
extreme pam IA the chest Thai he had tWicchef,fr witL.
~ me wetkici similar pain. aud that upon sirlnq down
"pa.s4d away But this MAS more severe: h. fell il ,ns
s,"g mo MS iei ann aud 10 his neck. lie f,se and ent
10 In door to go home. Ion returned Ia his "a, md 49,
i'n 'le young nen 10 90 u send fs Dociut Clark. The
yonhg man sent tUr Doctor Clark. Who soln came ipta
The thice aud gave Mf. Wrght some mtd cine. when
e ee',, It ifNtte nun and Nh. Wright accompanied by
ile l1Hivr, walked home. a few rds ft IN the nilir. :
he Doctor remained with Mr.. WRIGHT Al his bousc
some i'nle' and leit him lying npln his bed in a g.n,le
peIspuauon Surprising hun 10 be better. Very x.,aaf,s,
n, a" IN h'ha m'sSage Ieacled Doctor Clark that
n'r. Ntleht WAS o!ng .. atd before the y, ctot reached
The house he WAS dead
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-09
tDl. MAY

II has been said-nnd the assertion became. probably,
the foundation Il subsequent siaiemenis-lla Col. May
had reroiycd an orlrr from Zen. Ta,t1r To charpe the
enemy ii a very cniicai moment Of the latte of Iinrna
Vista. and the reply was thai his ir"rfs were tn, much
faligIcd. We nov deem II Unr duty 10 state hat III as
sertion is total, and unqualifiedly filse. We have seen
The manuscript correspondence which passed between
Col. MAY and Grnera1's Wool and Taylor. and it CON
pletely puts 10 tight the absurd assertion aud The unfuin
ded insinnaliyn. No suci, order had ever been sent Ia
Cd. May. aud the whole matter at once falls u the
ground. Ne know further. that Lieut.. Crittenden
" ho brought IN 10 Washington the dispatches ab nj that
extraordinary haile,) wlil~t he was bearing a flag 10
the enemy IN the heat II The battle, was earnestly re-
q,sted by Col. May 10 wait a few moments, until he
could dash IN upon the Mexican division with his cavalry
and promised him 10 demolish lhem; bu' the lieutenant
deemed II his duty 10 proceed with his flag Onion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-09
ARMY OPERATIONS.

a lci'er has rist been received from Lieut. Col Uu,loS
o. this city He arrived by the river route al New Od.
cans on the l9ih August, and LETT thai place in The NJ,
~ k'nesiand on the I'D. lie expects 10 rracl, Vera
..uA ~ su'ahee OF hs command unless they should
have made an OK rraordinlry run from The C.nes or liz
gina. IL. Col. Hughes will have under his command
me SIX companies VIII eli sailed from baltimore s,ne time
since Tor Vera Grnz; also one artillery COMPANY ,l,,, has
wen raised ~ Baltimore, one company that is now
lie raised elsewhere. Should lliose arr,no,,n.n,s -
s''"p'''ed me C'lonel will have an,L'r him a regiment
,afs'inedt III The line ofconnnnicaiion fromi Yea Cruz
10 Jainpa and Peroie.
D's'de' l'ese, there are five companies Of mounted,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-09
MFNlCO AND TIE UNITED STATES

fngt'M' 'c'ts as I" todec A con, s%Ioudent of the
Iondon Morning ttfanlcle, wiring lrul, The city Of
Mckee. says;
'-acc~fdt"g 10 my oplninn We have M prospect of a
speedy peace. The Whole lcnglh and breadth Of IN,
Ia I'd is and vii he",enun with Lands oil halt soldiers.
haii roblfrs, aud the Americans will yet have 10 make
many heavy sacrifices htt,re lhty can oliain dominion
here.oreVen disappearance f having their power acknovl.
edged by the Mexeans. Tins resistance, the iac,iia n,
metric, is The only one Of Which the Mexican is csp,ble.
but ~ Is a powerful ore, and in il he Is great. Nj one
81 Them has been induced to join the AuIoncans. They
40 ti 'ooh tl"n me Yankees with rage, but They kc,p
'1''inly alooi from lhein-lhry even admire the eouragr
al the enemy IN marching badly lntu The very hear Of
ihe'r country, but they rcgard Them as sasapes. Ia fact
the MleAicahS consider that courage is quite excluded
ifon' civilized minds, aud is merit, an animal. and III, re
ore, an Objectionable Disposition
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-09

Some Il oer eoul'u fetan,s Nhe ar afflicted with
%IeIledlcal IFS OF Analonmnla-usuaIl s lmuAi distressing
ablui the ttmt HE Dig siHf ayes have found, III the
recent reiurn'o II he NleNtrap thitltaln raralcs 10 his
'Nn country. very PLAIN indications + dep BRUSH in
i1gue. The El vii ., lrom Whli MA, be culstd, red at
least a scHi ilical S,urc. c,ucs iusi IN Tine 10 relieve
THIN inlm that appp bensian -: ,Nh. mt
Correspondence II ho Hh'hnidph,d Public Ledger.
w AslnN"reN, Aup. -.
81 can assure You II day that all fears and apprclcn
slons e a European intervention, other Than the hind iii
ces Of NJ. Bauklc1d. British Minister IN NrAiru. 10 hrlnu
about recon ll'aiion and a treaty Of peace, have complete
~ van shed. Our Gov, memcnt has Z ceivcd the must
positVe assurances from all the Powers OF Furpc that
they Will leave rs Ia settle Uur quarrel with Mexico in
our ewa way though they are all most anNluus that our
negotiations ina, IL brought 10 a successful issue. Their
clsnm'rer, hcourse. suffers greatly y he wa. and h,
'losiato (" anarchy aud uncertainty which Is It's lumc
diate consequence"
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lOuntry Merchants

NlII. find il 10 their interest Ia examine cur varied
w and extensive stock of AM SIN
lloNERf. Sumo adyan ages, which are mol very
general. have accrued Ia US this season in buying our
stock, enabling lis 10 oil,r Goods IN our line AT unusually
bow prices. IL lllose who pay CASH for Books aud STA
llonery. particular inducements are tilcnd.
Our supply 81 PIANO FOItIES is The largest 10 be
mel with III the Southern country. Tollis department
81 business We devote great attention. The numerous
acltnoN lrdauouis from those WIN have been North, re
turned. aud bought ofns, with unr own knowledge, as
sure us in Saying, that Il larger steck already finished
better terms, OF uorc superior Instruments could moi he
mt with, than n our establishment here in Richmond
args1ls AGENTS in The staiesol Nir4tnia aud North
Carolina n the + auo fertes made 10y M,ssrs. Stodart !
Durham Of Nrw York, whose Instruments we believe
10 be tho best aud the cheapest.
NASH &WOOElIOISE,
Wholesale aud Retail Dealer, in Books, Stationery and
Piano forles. 80 Main street, Richmond, VA.
Sept lin #
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-09

Joseph Neal, lcepet II livery statt, On siNih stree.
opposite the jail.
The mis n,r. Bowers. IS between 6uiy aud tss
years Of age. His han is erey. IL icishii, heis si'-li.
with full che, Ks. aud is nearly, II moi quite. slS feet
high.
One Of the pelire. during the sal, painted olt 10 us a
naahvS viz wrre spraraily cI1aylng t'ie scene very
mitch. thai aie quite rs Noted ,~sealttris As ii~ one DIS
prssd Of We inquired al him wheil,f The prisoner
woald mol. Unt # nyvtge ir fhis public oNrneur'. he
more Inveit rate Itan eyer ? lie laughed nj of vet
dsnry, and replied, tia, Jack lookcd ilnn II as a good
JOKE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-09
ANlNTRoDTC11oN

The Wig Convention has taken up Gen. Neil $
Brow n. Of Gates county. who is very linle distinguish
ni IN Tennessee, and carccly knp Nm beyupd her bt
ders." u asiiHgion Union 10 ,fpai hd.
.sAh. imi I've uiahe kpawn widely Beyond The b fders
of Tennessee after the August eleciions-Mark that. Mr.
Rilchie.'' .aaslpaie Uhig e .ijriI -.
Mr.. Richie. permit MS to introduce TO Your acquan
iauce. Gen Neil ). Blown, {nf Gilos. not CAFES County.
Goseruos elect of Tho State It ! enicssce. whom you wi
now reFdiiy recognize as a tenilemaH hiehhg distinguish
Ell IN his uwn STATE. and whose name is nnw familiafl,
known IN every Stale In the aion.-.NitshriHe I'm
.2ag. Il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-09
TROOPS FOR TIE SEAT OF WAR

There lei New Orleans ON lie ped MI, q, r,nu
The thittd States Sic amer New Orleans, r. AUDI c ,n
ihalder, wan hive companies I'd regiment lLn,is yolun
lees, under command Of 1t Col. Hicks; and far N,,,
Iniz' me uniiod States steamship Massachusetts. Win
iouf coiilaiits "a regiment Illinois volunteers. under
.oii'iiai'd u ,ui. Collins. The chartered steamer Mar,
kingslanI. with one company ID regimen, IllI.ois wi
"n'eers, and Capt. Connolly company Louisiana noun,
ed volunteers, together with 10 Transfers. for service in
The qlarlernasier's department Of The army of Gen. Snsl
! he Telegraph ass lei for Abe Bsazos, with a d,tacb.
inent u 9Th infantry, under Capt. CllncL.
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PROM THE SAME PAPER, OF SAME DATE.
MAJOR IAILN.

Some solicitnde is felt about the fate Of the dctachmcn,
which this officer commands, on its route 10 Gen. S,,t,,.
camp. The "Patria. i" The Spanish paper Of New or.
cans publishes a report that ihetrain had been surroun-
dd and NlaJlr l.aIly compelled 10 surrender. We
attach no great Importance to the statements or , ,,,ai
winch Is MEXICAN IN spirit, and has recently circulated
'oie 'nai' one 'Alra'a9aht misrepresentation uroo IN,
wal. ihe ldln, hjwcNrr, Is onc Of the .nl,ll,t' uLi.h
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-09

A slno FUN, day. - ben further adsancte are made,
! NAY haze The pleasure Ia ' Ill Your ilpursilnp frv Il.
eNauine sonf noiie water prw.f. ttrl ,nseSifap further
ihe na aft,H Of touf cauify. which Wetl deserves n
nIlraA. and which | h. ll,sc I appreciate argli. may
then render yam more eflrciusl ard
Mtann lnlo ! remain yours very sincerely.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-09

IN HARNESS.
On entering each pace OF exhibition, the NIcnaeeric will
be preceded by the grand novel spectacle OF AN elegant Music
Car, drawn by a noble elephant, containing a superior band
Of Musicians, aho will .enii,en the scene by executing a Va
riey of lavorte pieces OF Music.
The W lid J cmant, OF the Foret-frum the huge and doclc
Elephant: the majestic Liuno uncNpl1rel africa: the herce>t
Tiger OF the Bengal Jnugles: the beautiful Leopard: the
PLAY fl Int Ierocious Bear the useful and patient Camel; the
ctrion, Tapir: thu reindeer from l.ap'aud's drcary clinles
the graNerobhinE llscna the stealth> Panther; the savage
WOLF the cunning FoN: down through al the lesser grades
arc here behold with perfect safety "a, TO their nature AT
times, but perfectly sibjsrt To the control OF man, the lord of
creation. Fowls Of the air and reptiles most beautiful, varied
and dangerous OF their speeches, are also comprised in this val
liable combination. Description is powrrtcss and space too
limited 10 admit oil it. Suffice il To say that the proprictors
arc of the oldest standing and highest celebrity, and have de-
voted years oitoll and expense to the present cole ton, which
5 pronounced in Europe and america perfectly unparalleled
Location on Diamond llnl.
Sept. POS
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TO The IEIItIS CT N(LNEII s
AkERElT

VIE hooks, accounts. bonds and other evidences OF
L debts due. or 10 become due To Noryell s Ayeretl
and which were conveyed TO the undersigned. VIM. :
iield u, by the trust decd Of 3Ist July last, have been
placed IN the hands II the undersigned, Robert J. Davis.
who alone is authorized 10 make collections. An ord,
oil The I curt requires that the debts referred 10 shall lc
diligently collected. All persons indebted to the said
hrn are, therefore. requested promptly 10 come forward
anh ray To the sal. Robert j. Davis the demands Of the
firm against them respectively.
WM. s. REID. in.
Trustee uf Norvcll \ Avetett.
SeI'.2-lml tODEliT }. DAVIS. A2't.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-09
SAFE or LAM

SHE OF I.IND. j,
PURSUANCE of a Deed Of Trust, made o. !"
Undersigned. by Fayctie Johnston and others. tl
being the President and Directors of the FrcdcrlchsPW-
Mining Company. bearing date the 2iih day OF Janna4
loio, and which is duly recorded in the clerks "nF
'he county court, for Amherst county, ! shall on 'd% L.
day, the 2nd day of October next. if fair, if moi on II"
"fNi 'ir day. (not being the Sabbath expose to saf'"
PmDllcanrllon. 10 he highest bidder. on the Pre''sII
All That Tract Of Land. lying in the said county AZ" 'mn
known by the name Of Chisscl's Mine Tract suppose
C nlaln
120 ACRES. ~,
be The sllne marco less. The terms Of sale WIN
cash. lhe title 10 The said land is believed 10 be
but The undersigned will convey such title only az
ves'cdin him Ny. lhe said deed.
REUBEN i. TIIOM, 1lus''
August 2G-a2O