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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-22
NEW spRrN GOODS.
T. FR }.NkhN. JR.,
ANCnutGG Va.

Z. FR.hNkt~N, JR.,
lANcnnt re Va,
= now receiving aud opening fine assortment of
i SPRING. IND SI.NUER GOODS.
among which will he found every description ui Dir,
Goods including Glnghaus, lawns Oruaudies Muslins
Camhrcs lsyIcees, sdks lashlopabc Shawls landker.
chiefs Gibbons. iaces. EdeHir, sicry. Gloros. &c
together with fine assortment of Cluhs Cassmees and
Nesungs aud all Other articles othc latest 81, Sniia
Bile for Ladies' aud hrnlcmcn'> wear; 10 m eN
animation Of winch lie invites his friends and tie
public. generally lie ASSURES all who may honor HIM
with call. ,hano pains shall b, spared to furnish them
with the noSast ye, pl g,ll,, aI at Is low prices
the, ram be bad elsewhere. f.. +. JR.
April isif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-22
LONG POSTPONENE\v or pr,or

h' henda IN one of his LETTERS to the Pca,onc s,,s
n9' ere o. 'he san Luis Editors declares that ibis Sal,
wouu never listen 10 PROPOSITIONS of peace mill Gn"
' was on '@ knees kissing the hands Of SANTA Ann"
c;a ,i, ,{M vas ehs'gc9 in Of Gen Vaen
80 o"trS Dul The man evidently cyritod when h.,
sue al ihS VAC Of an officer at nv sdn sn,s ,t "'
:, "y 90 cham "Id Rough and Read, in sta L. ,h "
VIII md him Standing NJ 10 The r,ek ~" VS. 'y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-22
The Richmond Republican SAYS

Nc hVI1TTUTU III UIOIltah saNs--
W. are pleased to learn that company of cncrprisinp
and responsible gentlemen from HE NorIh have handel
Ii proposals, in which they agree 10 complete the an,cs
RIVER and kanawha Canal from fynchbure to North
River or 10 Buchanan, al The estimated COST made o,
by the Engineer board OF the rectors Of ,e (nmn,
ny The result ct The proposition, have uo vet ascc
famed, hut Il al least goes prove f,s lbs imnor,
Improvement is in fair way for complexion.
Should The offer be accepted. The contractors rcrrroa
to VIII commence operations At once
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-22

ulaie eolnefef With loegn States, It must also cary
"n ih, other pih d thu compact 10 regulate eonin.fee
amuna lhe States, The power IN both instances b,1ng
derived from The s,urcts, and action uBdef 1t Icing
'quay binding IN relation both tor.igD sad domestic
commerce.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-22
EAENNTINE COMMITTEE.

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-22

Tho deliberations of this hiel, important body WIRE
brought tua ciu.c ON the morning oithe 1h-lhe Con
NentIun called loutdci lHoclock and the prnr
pal b, snoss was to make provision ior the publication Of
The pr ce'dln4s. Several PROPOSITIONS made relating
Ia The Mikes Oregon Railroad, the navigation Of St
lawrance, and other matters Hui pertaining the APP
tn table.
The i'rcsdCnt ANNOUNCED the following namcd gen
ll'man rs composing the committee 10 gather statistics.
aud pl, the The consideration OF the Congress
ui the uit,d Sla.,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-22
Letter from Gen. Cas-.
DErRofr. Nav gJh siI.

Dear Sir; ! am much obliged you fof your hnd al
ieniion ~ transmitting invitation 10 attend tile
Convention on lniernal Improvement, which /" Il mee
IA Chicago IN July Circumstances, however. will ful
y cut OF my posef lo be present 81 that time.
an, dear sif, respectfully,
LEWIS 4 ASS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-22

A New York letter in the philalelpfia Iaqirer

slNS--
During the month Of July nine ocean steamships will
have arrived ii and departed from shores OF these
only one is Anefican one French. and the remanin,
seven are English. fnupcan nations certainly cannot
think ~ hne u us thet affect To do or they would
not take so much trouble IN manlnning steam cannec
oh with rs Oh his large scale.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-22
AMHERST .4C.3DEMY.

AMHERST .1C.7DE.MT.
|INlIE nfNl trim e this School. miles north east OF
! Amherst Court House. viii commence the 9Th
August. and continue months The undersigned is a
graduate. and has had several years experience IN taeh
ing. As 10 disabilities. he would rrcr the pahle To
DIR. James Powell Mr.. Jan, kcylh. W. :. \ J. D.
Turner. o Amherst Mr. John Blair Of lynchburg. and
James Cali, Esq. Of fuvanna
Terms Of 1hition.-Sl 80 per month Gr Fnglish
81 00 for higher hrancb, and s. - 10, the Cl,sics
Board IN the neehborhood s. 00 per month.
e3- Pos, Office. New Glasgow.
ROBERT W. WATTS, 4. d.
July lu--2w ii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-22

Nlf subscribers. ,'aHz Parker. at ths
l. we'll known establishment. corner II Man and
l9h streets, prepared furnish 10 order Fox \.
5ofland's celebrated STsrLt JogrH. SPRING Brv,
lnHEAH's1 m.CHfSEs. Of all Sizes varying in price
tom s1o To 81 TO- These Ma hines have been proved
decidedly superior within the last OF years. parcu,
arly when USED, Smiths Patent SELF O,IING BoXE.
W c would call attention to our new GEAuED House
POWER. one ol which can be in operation at our
Ware ll0nse; Also, Ennon's CnsiN BAND HoRxE
Power
Wheat F,ps To thos, in want Of a g.nl Fan.
weMonl call attention ~ our Premam Fans
Weas, keep on hard Conv SnEllsGs. Sra.w Ctr
Trss. CRrsHLRs sc.
Neean repair hrcshing Machines thai have become
too mgct warn 10 fhtesh cIran. with aew teeth OF 10
supplg them with ne. Cylinders < Beds Extra Da,ss
rs. LtsfHEF Bans vctcd, and ali 9riics IN ost Inc
furnished at shoft notice.
Address, PARKER a. SMITH
Richmond. ju ,e l1-6vif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-22
" '--------
Nl,SsAl0ES A'EstR.
NOTICE

NOTACE.
4 IL persons indebted to the late firm of hancock &
IN Adams, afe hereby notified that the books &C
counts Sc, belonging 10 tie 4aA firm have been. bs
me, deposited in The hands Of Bcj1uin T. Scrugss WIN
alone is authorized 10 adjust, settle an give receipts lr
all outstanding dues.
lSNtr ADAMS.
surviving raruer ) ia'lcoc' & Aims
July l--R4W il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-22

correspondent nj he New Orleans Delta writes as
follows with fepatd 10 the adng OF iab,sco fora full
account OF Winch We have mol room To day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-22

Massarhu~otts-N Abbott Lawrence John Mills.
NV mpshirC-Iuncs Nlle,n. John Pane.
NrW hork-juhn {. Spencrr, Samuel h. RunVl,ss
'ntucky -lames +. Morehead, James Guthrie.
mdmna--lacob &. Sltehl. Zohulon Baird.
Missour'lhumns Allen. jos ph NJ. Converse
Rhode lsland-AIcNander Duncan. Zacharah AZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-08

POWDER MILL BLOWN UP IN GREENE COUNTY,
OHIo.-About 8 o'clock, on Monday morning
Austin, the Little Miami six miles above Xenia,
blew up with tremendous report completely destroying
the building and the greater part of the machinery and
instantly killed young man-James Kirkpatrick who
in the building at the time.
At the time Of the accident there was from 1000 to
1900 lbs Of power in the mll-a of which Of course
consumed. How 1t became ignited IL mystery which
will probably be solved The machinery and
had been standing from the Saturday evening previous
and fire Of course permitted about the establish
ment. Two or three minutes before the explosion Mr.
George Lnkhart had taken load Of powder from the
unemployed, in the mill Had the accident occurred
three minutes later Mr. L. and two other mon employed
about the mill, would, In all probability have returned
to- and blown up, with it. Their absence most
fortunate and timely7
sprans among the trees accompanied by three cracks
each following the other 30 quickly as to render the
difference between them hardly perceptible The report
OF the explosion loud to completely stun for
the moent and the conclusion Of the air great,
to stagger the horse upon which riding and to
render him for the moment entirely unmanageable the
falling fragments from the building adding to his,
| well alarm.
The building was RACED to its very foundation stones
and the strong tmbers Of the frame torn apart twisted
broken though they had been but broom straws,
and scattered in every direction The heavy cog wheels
the mill had been blown into the river to a9ditance
fifty sixty yards and the large water wheel
outside the building, had been started from Its place
The heavy stills were plea up on each side Of where the
building had stood, and the solid earth beneath torn
loose to the depth ofseveral feet
The shingles &c.. of the building were broken into
very small Fragments and tho ground and filed
the tops of tho trees about the place Of the accd mt
The body Of young Kirkpatrick found in the
some two hundred feet from the building the skull
petey crushed, the neck broken, and very much
ged and disngurcd otherwise, but still of the parts
discovered His death must have been instantane Gus
He was one Of large family who live in the vicnity
OF whom were engaged In other buildings Of the
mandatory at the time. lie was about II years Of
age
The precaution Of the Messrs Austin, In having the
different departments OF their mandatory separat ed
from each and far as the event OF
accident TO onehe others should remain unpjured
In this instance saved them from loss their
establishment been all under roof would have been
complete and most disastrous. As IL Is thsr loss will
not exceed perhaps, $l2oo.-Xenia TorchsLight.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-08


JNF.ANTs' AND cHlLphENs MAAvAassiIN DIES
L MODES, established in lsjj--Mss JACOBS Gate OF
aT Broadway begs leave return her sincere thanks for
the liberal patronage she has received since opening IT 6i9
Broadway one Houston and iakcs this
thod of informing aud the ladies' OF this city and vi
eoiiy that she now opening her fall OF Infana
and Ghdrens cotheg comprising rich s,lk velvet sndme-
tice in The Chdrens department Ladies silk Op-ra Dress,
Hoods Sun Hats OF 81 descIpons HAIR 3rhss Clo Mo-
rem and Houghs Patent Skirts Ladies' and Chldrens
Dre,ses aud lentlemcns Yeats, braided TO order.
" Is Ladies own materias made up. aul3 3otsm
Al ONEf 40 LOAN Abraham J. Jackson, fa~ubroker,
Nl 30 Reside street. Broadway, loans ia large
small suns may be required watches, jevery, plate,
weuisg apparel, goods, and son properly OF every
drsrrrtioa. arst sn'sm
DOOK-ELLr.nSi TRADE SAL GS--t'entlemen attend:
- INK the Trade sales are presumed 10 know the style aud
OF the subscribe publications. they spe-
cay invited however call and the stock ~ all rs
,arcy. Also, low prices the catalogue with he etsh
prices the bills the Comic, German House
keeper, Farmer. and Rough and Ready ALMANAC. ier gls
The 2e0 kinds Of Song Books the satne number oi Ass
Books coloed aud PLAIN and the mmen,e number OF ses
ancous Of all and pces and above All We wan.
our TO be satisfied that we deal fairly with hen IN
propria with thsis letters wv
as 3orsrc !, North 9Th street, fn''sasP"N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-08

TRIAL OF S1AvEs.-The trial of two slaves,
Henry aud Nancy, the property OF w. &. Dukes Esq
charged with poisoning Mrs and Miss Dukes took place
yesterday at the courthouse before tho presiding ma
gstrates Justices Cooper and Elliott and twelve free
holders Henry convicted and sentenced to be
hung in the jail yard Friday next, 10th instant
Nancy was also found guilty her sentence being three
months solitary confinement, every alternate week
the tread mill and twenty lashes the last Friday OF
each month The trial was resumed this morning, and
Jane the other slave charged with the crime,
arragned Her trial not concluded at the hour OF
going TO press. -Charieston Nens, An inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-08

PROGRESS OF ASTRONOMICAL DISCOVERY In
1000 bodies known to belong to our system
the Sun and Moon, Mercury Venus, Mars, Jupiter and
Saturn In 100 there had been added eleven, namely
four satellites Of Jupiter five Of Saturn the Earth itself
which was now fully recognized planet and alley
comet though the prediction had not been verified In
1908 there had been added nine-namely Uranus, and
SIX satellites, with two satellites Of Saturn. William
hersche LETT the solar system half as large again in
number Of bodies he found IT, Since 1900 there have
been added nine-namely Vesta, the yet unobris
tened (H.nkes) tstrna, Juno, Ceres Paas, Neptune,
Epckes Comet and Beles Comet II M Lassell should
be right iuvhst he suspects to be satellite OF Neptune
FOR nine We must read ten.-Bosfon Times
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-08

There are 100000 sheep In Addison Co, Vt, which
must be driven to tho other sections TO be wntered or
be auehtered The deficiency Of the crop OF hay and
the ravages Of grasshopper said to have caused
scarcity Of food.
The steamship Cambria, from Boston, (2d int, A.
M) for Halifax and Liverpool, was seen ID nst PM
In lat. AZ 90, Ion. 81 80, by ship Clyde.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-08
Miscellaneous

Messrs. White & Thayer Of West Mednay, Mass, are
about the manufacture Of goods In
St Louis Mo- --~>SsS,y =. - -
fire occurred IN Cincinnati, Saturday which dss-
troycd the large brewery situated La Fsyette street
The loss is estimated at $40 900
Mir HunDemau Of Roxbury, (Niass.) manufactures
OF fire engines Is constructing splendid machine
for ople which, II IN said will be the first IRE
engine used In that city.
The deaths In New York for the week ending August
10, 347
In Philadelphia, for the same period, the deaths
| l56.
In Baltimore, OIL.
In Charleston, tor the week ending August 30 IL.
In New Orleans for the week ending August 20. 442.
Our thanks are due to Adams Express for Boston
| papers In advance Of the mail
George W. Elery deputy collector OF the port Of New
mort is the son tho late William Ellery Of the
aigners of the Declaration Of Independence There
then FIVE of the OF tho signers alive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-08

I EQPOLD & MAURICE HELBRONNER, Importers
- Of French Feathers Flowers and Materials No. 100 Will
liam street. near Fulton street. New York Office IN Paris,
and street Of Cairo. aul0 3otsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-08
Correspondence Of the Commercia Times. I

c,.,,. . VERA CRUz, Aug II, 1917.
since last wrote you there has been quite move in
our circle OF authorities. Tine harbor master has been
removed from his Office In consequence Of allowing Gen
Iaredes to land SO po Mr. Clark lost his Office BY do
Ing Gen Paredes good deed. IL appears that Mcsers
Atocha and Tamara the gentlemen who aocomna
MED the General to their his domicile The Cover
nor had MIR Aocha up about it, who told him that he
lot informer. This rather digging for his
Excelepcy. Webave resolved some accounts from Al
vsrado; 1t appears that Capt. got his vessel the
H. cla staunch brig Of war; ashore the bar and when
he and twelve OF his landed In the boat theywere
made prisoners by party Of Avaradsps who have
been treated more like friends than enemies
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-08

49, THE NEXT NEWS FROM GEN. SCOTT.
tFrom the New Orleans Picayupe, August 40
Inc rashion has been absent on her voyage to Vera
.rus longer Than had been anticipated. With every
delay the appee for the expected by her Is
sharpsned. wefuly expect her to bring the rssul
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-03-16
0abrid,ten Don Sampito.

Turth bic 9Infunft bes Sd,coucres Delta,
su Gru Srleans, Guo Reuigfeiten pqT Sams
pec, bic bis gum 2Offen rsid,en, ertalten
nrroeu. Sen. YSiufelo Seott lan9te lpcbl'
bebnIten AMI l9ten eaielbff an
Gin @erhd,t fpar ealelblf i'm umlauf, bd6
Geu. Santa 9Inna ale 9rurpcn dus Bera
@rui teorbcrt bate, unb iIe in oas Sunere
ccs eaneee babe uaritircn Iaeen.-3peis
feIhaft.
SHerr eumeoen, bon Der 91eu SrIcans 1i'
cnpune, idlreibt untcrm i3ten bon Toupiec,
ene sr eii,eu Brief pcn eiueui Mcrifanifthen
Ofi,ier an cinen Srcunb balelbif 9elcheu ha,
be, Ger ~ Gan euIs, uu;erm 9feu Sebruar
oatirt fci, pelder il9t, oaB Sdnta 9Inna in
Der Siirse mad, SaltiGIc nuo bon ea mad,
Mcuterep marid,ireu peres. @Jen llrrea
befdube lid, nit 5000 3,uppeu su Bisicria,
uuo ireroe beoor Ianae auf Watamprds mar.
fd,uen. Der Sdrciber elaubt eae Die Wsr.
ifauer in beioeu Sdllsu iIcaeu pHrosn, unc
feBt hiuSu 'HtBdhreuo Die Uiutirs auf 9c,
rd GruS maridiren, polIeu mir ihnen beise
slrbeit i'm 9Poroen aeben."- Ter Sd,reiber
III pripaf, Seeretdr Oes Santa sluna.
Gs IN ,iemIih sepie eas Santa 2Iuua
bereits ;u Saltillo einsetrcfrn III.
Sen. ecott bat Sefebtc er0ehen Iaecn,
nm ale 8er9ehunoeu Der @crlfaner, tpcfir
curdl Die aIrmee'Regufaticner feline @orfeb,
ritnaen getrrfen fIno, nad ben @rleBcn ecr
Werelnlgten Staaten III beilrafcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-03-16
g1atrithten rpr 0sn,ite Sc.

Cine anbsre partie III bon Sanfe &c ~
cSnoepegoerce an9eidn9t, uno bat Tadrid,'
ten bic tis gum Sanuar reid,en, nttasbrad,t,
rDrldls tie Sefonoerbeuen eiues 3rsfftuS
snifdlsn uufern Iruppen nnc cen WgrisI'
nsr, in Gd, idlieeen.
Sim 25ifen Tecembcr, 1876, bsaeanete bic
Merifanifd,e Mad,t pon Der Stabt @bibua,
hua, 100 Raun fart, ben AmerifanldPn
IriIppeu, untsr @el. Donipbcn, ettpa 600
Wann fart, unipeit 81 paGo.
Gol Dcniphcu bsrid,tet, bae er ecn Seine
9etrcfen uno ubermuncen babe, uno bdf or
nun 81 paho cinnehmen peroe. @r berid,s
tet ferner, oae als ihu Der Seino anasg'ifen
babe, feline WannIhaft gdnSlid, in eirsr 8ers
ipirruna 9eipeien mar. Sie ipuroe aber TO-,
balb als m6olid, in cine einie 9sbratt, mdh'
reno neidIcr 3eit fIe Neusr ION trm Tein'
&c erbtelt. Die game einir 9ab nun auf elm.
mai Tsuer, tueldles ieiue quite Wrfung bat,
te, Die einie oss ScinorS brad, uno oenIciben
in bic Slud,t It,lng. Cine WauIthier Ga,
buua pulper uuo perGhiebcne Yfcroe uno
Waultbiere ipureen eurd uulsre Srurpen
eeuommen. Die mehrfen Der Wcrifaner
Die aetootet wuroen, waren IN bic Scrfe oe;
trpffsn--ein Be,peiB Gag unlere Wauniduft
Su hodl fd1pB Das 8efcd)t educrte unaes
fihr zine babe Stuuoe. Sol. Donipbcn
hattie uur 90 Wiuutcn 3sit fIt fir Zen yin,
sriff portuberei;rn, als or ccn Ssinc 9epabr
ipuree.
lie Mcrifarer licsen so Toote auf ocm
SdIdd,tfeIoe-uu6 tpie oicle Bcrlpunbeteu
lIe batten it nidbt befGnut. gIir orrIoren
tcinen ein;iaen Wann, uno MIR paren
lciht prrpunoet. linfere Wannfdaft Habm
ebenfaRs 8 Wrrifdner 9cfan9eu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-03-16
0on 0nrrisb sbura

sIu stfn Mdri ipurbs I'M Sdufe Die gia,
eie osrlcren seaangen tpar, uu, Gin neues
eduntp, "penn" genaunt Al iperesn, aus
Berfs gu fcrmirsu, tpicerrufsn une ucd,mals
bstrrod1cn. Diefctts aicr8 aber nieocrum
nit 8S 9e9er o6 oerlorrn.
sim rdmlidheu GAG purbs TT asranutem
a6rrsr Die nGaemsiue BsrSeGerunss Bill
bic sneIid,e SerIsfnns pasirt.
SIN Sruat fam cic Sia bic "pcrnrplpd,
mia Hteseipra nno @anaI @cnpdanie" incor,
portreno 5ur Sprad,e, uub paeirie bic brittle
8srlsiun9 nit fcf9enoer Stimme
s-Soerrsn Bead, Carton, ecrnmou.
erabb. Darrah, SarfTe, @iuis, Sodrris, Sor.
ban, cSobnler. espie. mcrriipu, 9fid, gid,
ares, San6erfeH, Smitb, SmDer, Wltiam,
fcu nne Gibbons-19
BE s-Serren sInocrlcr, 8eHuer, g'ia,
Ter, 8iad, Greafraft, SoiG, Socrer, Rafcii,
Soerfelo, prtieiser nno 3oe-fI.
Die6 it befaHutlid, bic gia I'm, uus bic
Eidatswerfe bonn palic sn ffafTer, rpeld,es
nns unfsrc @rsuer, trct ansm tsheriaen
Bitten, nid't erlaubfu polIfen. Die Gin
tptro ohne 3peifst audi i'm ndute pasirer-
OBJ ednn Shunf oisfrlbe nit friucm @,to bss
le9sn iutro eeer Hidi mus bic 3rit lebreu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-03-16
9Spfcph @. 9snffp,,.

.Sefepb bW, pdttou, Ga bon Gum,
eeridne @ourtY, fpuree als @anoicat fir Ga
nal'&cmmisioner in Gruennun9 aebrad,t. t.-
98ir sratuiiren bic Semcfratifche Bhia.Iar,
thei, nno BAD 8cIf I'm aan;en Stadt, ,seaen
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cine before siuswahl bate nidt Ieicht aes
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