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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-30
FEVER r. AGuE.

~ LII o. ~ lie
TENS OF THOUSANDS n unhappy s-ines
Il IN the "Asue Sections" Of our country are
nov n,,s to.men,sd with that "ha,ed complaint" FE.
wEK AGUE, on BILIOUS INTERMIT.
TENT FEVER, or CHILLs Axp Frvxp. a. !, !.
vaf'ous'y called. The universal voice Of this an
tire community 'from Maine to Geore;.' and from
the Atlantic to the Rocky Mountains, declares
ROWAND'S IMPROVED TONIC
MIXTURE
to be the great and only safe. sure and radical
cure. when properly used. This canpo, he con.
toverted. II restores the natural feeiings aud e.
idsficify Of the constitution ia q manner ths, no.
thing else will.
Extract Of q letter, dated
L.wsTows, Pa. Oct. 10, Is42.
Every bottle Of the Improved Tonic Mirtuts
sent has been sold. and do not know of one in.
stance that il did no, affect q cure -Four bottle.
cured Ave cases Of the wors, kind of Fever and A.
gue--ope cnss was myself After trying Quinine
snd all other cures thought Of by my Physician,
hndng relief, finally sent for one bottle Of your
Tonic Mixture. and was relieved, in fact cured in
"a hours Please send on fresh supply, as there
is none lef.' Yours, truly,
Cr Sold on Agency in Sudbury, by II. Mss,er
and Others, and oil the Storekeepers in the adj DIN
ing Counties. October II, 1916 -
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-30

"WashtngtOn Fire Company
THE members OF the Washington Fire Com.
Il pany" are requested TO NEE, al the State
House, on Monday Evening, Feb |, IA o..
clock precisely. Punclual attendance is required.
Jan. 30. SAMUEL J. YOUNG, Mrr.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-30

"GOOd Intent Fire Company"
4 STATED MEETING NJ the Company will
"A be held on Tueslay evening next, at o'clock.
al the Court HOUSE. Punciual attendance is re
qured. HENRY DONNEL.
Jan. 80, l847. Secreiart,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-30

In THE BOOK OF NATCPE AND OF
COMMON SENSE. 'ha, the natural vrreia.
hle productions "f every country are. IL property
applied. amply sutficien, Cor the cure of every ma.
lady incident TO each peculiar climate.
WEIGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-30
EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERY.

DEAFNESS CAN BE CURED!!
~OOPER'S ETERIAL OLA prompt and
u lasting remedy for DEAsNEss. also for pains
and discharge Of matter from the Ears.
Hundreds Of cures in cases deemed utterly hope.
less have firmly established its superiority eve"
ry fmmcr Medical discovery.
This valuable Acoustic Medicine rs a compound
of four different Oils, Of which, The active and
principal ingredient, is obtained from the bark of
certain species of WALNUT, a new and efectual
agent in the cure Of Deafness.
Persons who had been deaf for 10, Is and even
20 years. have been permanently cured by using
this OH. In fact, numerous aud emphatic
have been the testimonials in its favor, that the in
vcntor claims for il the distinction Of Infallihls
Remedy. in all cases, when the Ear is perfect in
its formation.
For further particulars, and evidence Of its grea.
value, printed sheets, in the hands of Agents.
For sale m sunlmry, by J. w. FRILING.
September l9h ls46-ly
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-30
DR. SMITHS (SreAR CoArEp) "IMPROVED
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS"

DR. SMITHS (SreAR CoArEp) "IMPROYED
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS"
A RE daily efIec,ing some Of the most sstonish.
"A ing and wonderful cures iha, have ever been
known, In consequence Of which thev have now
hecome shining marx agans, which nil the xr.
rows of disappointed hope. envy, and uncharita-
bleness arc leveled without distinction. The town
and country are alike filled wih their praise. The
palace and the poor house alike echo with their vir'
tues. In all climates, under ali temperatures they
still retain their wonderful powers, and exert them
unsltered by age or situation. They are simple ia
their preparations, mild in their arions. thorough
In all their operations and unrisalled in their
suits They ATE ambitious, anti-dyspeptc, and
sn'imercun i; and they are peculiarly beneficial
IN 'he folio~ng complaints: fever aud ague, vel.
low and Bilious fevers dy yspepsis, Group liver com
plsint sick headache, jaundice. asthma. dropsy,
Spleen piles, collie, obs,ructions, heartburn, furred
tongue and foul stomach. nausea, diauhn,, costive.
ness, loss Of appetite, sallow compierions, colds.
and In all cases Of torpor Of the bowels where a
csthsrtic OF an apeIient is needed.
N. b. No Sugar Coated Pills can be genuine.
unless every box has on Il the signature Of u.
BENIN SMITH, NJ. d.
or CAUTfON.-Ass miserable imitation hs,
been made, by the name Of "Sugsr Coated Pills,
It is necessary To be sure that DR. u BrSj ssIThs
signature 10 on every boz. Price IS cents.
Principal Office, ITO Greenwich st. New York
Sold by JOHN w. fRILING. SYntury.
wM. ToRsYrHE. Norihud.'G
Ian. 80, ls47,
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Win NIcCay's Estate,
Jeremiah J. YaStine's Estate.

JCre"IsSu j vNStIUcs > fsSUte'
NOTICE is hereby given, that letters of admin
is,rstiou on the estate Of jeremiah j. Vas,inc.
late of Rush township, Northumberland coun'y,
deed. have been granted to the Subscribers. Per.
sons having claims sgains, the estate aIe requested
To present them fr examination and settlement,
and persons knowing themselves ID be indebted,
re requested TO make immediate payment.
LYDIA VASrINE,
PETER L. VASrINE,
Rush township Jan. ., ls47-6t Admir-
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NAvAL.-The United States storeship Relief,
from Anton Lzardo. On the morning the Re.
liefsai!ed boat was discovered discharging at
Anton Lizardo. Commodore Conner immcdi.
ately despatched two boats, under command Of
Lieut. II. Semmes late commander Of the Somers
TO capture her, who did it in the most handsome
manner, the Mexicans keeping upa heavy fire
all the while. Commodore Conner had the squa.
dron distributed along the coast blockading the
ports with undated rigor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-08
RIO HMOND AND OHIO Raj. ROAD DISCUS


The adjourned mce ior the discussing The merits OF
lh', question. held on Tuesday evening" last at Odd
Fellows Hall. AT the proper liine. Mr. Lyons took the
Chair and cal led the meeting to order.
VIC. harrington, Esq, took t stand, he having
the Ior Al Il Adjournment oil the prev meeting and
argued in favor ot the substitute resulnlons offered by
H. {. Cabell, ESP. & against the luons offered by
The cJmmlltee. lie was followed by h. Hamilton Esq
on le other SIDE, and in explanation ol HE remarks he
had submitted al iJriner meeting.
VIM. II. Maclaranl, Esq, then took the floor and ad
vocaed the res buttons ut the cunmlttee aud the claims
If the Richmond and OHIO II ali Road. lie was fJlllw-
ed on the opp'sta side by Splldng, Esq. aaI II.
c. tabe Esq. in short addresses.
James Lyons. Esq OR. Chamberlain in the Char.)
made few remar@sn favor Of the Rail Road and The
rcso utuns.
The confusion at that time in the Hall. and the late
ness # tue hour, Quarter Of - o'cack induced j. H.
Gni'r, Esd, To NV an adj nrnmen Ia Tuesday
inI next seas 10 continue The discussion and to give
Judge W Ill am Daniel, OF the Court Of Appeals, an op
portunty 10 be heard, of the delegates of Lynch
bsrg. That motion was carried, and The meeting al
journed accordingly. JAMES LYONS, Chm.
JAMES Nj. CRANE, Secy.s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-08

Anencan. lNhg) says he vii ba nanlnlicd at the
iiekmcr Aleeilngi The Dsof3an 2sfs stand prepirel
aud aaNoii Ia pn HIM up against the nominee OF our
next Convention. The question Is. therefore. ,ciH he
place hisas II III their hau's Although nuw have rra-
30 l. ia.ief' hi IurtNo yrtrs isI. 1g4 Liam NIn
EHrrn. ttt..ten kat and Gel. $3a. puae have he'd
INST oil her secret consultations his hars IA Kinder
h"h Which cfpponi 60 say he east oft) his Deu-
o"raf integrity. do MT believe thai lac can forget
hlasell. his p.sa and lis debt ii gratitude To the
south (Which steadily aud tallhtuily supported him
when IN pnbic HE more especially when d st; ted by
his avn and aiher Slavel"ldHg States lead him
self t. the purpose If dividing the great Denc ATTIC plriy
al thu country Should he do 81. however We will wit
MSS the singular spectacle OF thu Statesmen upon
whom. than any other living men, The Democracy
have shoMrrei their iavorS, lahang repay this kind
ness by Efforts 10 defeat nominee for the next Presi
dency. who eH,r he may he"
1t will he Quit, an rdliying spectacle 10 behold 1.-THE
sweet li;tle tello"'Ih- Northern nah with Southern
principle denounced an ingtate aud enemy
Nnihetn iHsfiIillns. hv those who trmrrl, held him u
10 the warld the mud I'll honest man aud upright
statesman, Ihg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-08
MIR VAN BUREN,

is stated with an air of great confidence that the
eal g. sign ii The late movement Il The Bambnners IN
new iorE, lslo torce Mr. Van Barren upon the Anlnls-
""'o' party IN 1918, lis candidate for the Presidency
ana Nus TO rdr IS The Wrong done him in lSlt when
rs ms ,Hends allge and with truth he was cheatrd
~" ol MS nomination by the adoption If the two thirds
lns (Ga) Times, writes from Washington to this eli.
feet
Wro,r ypu month TT two a-o, | heleve that HE
lso eaued) Drinucraiic Ppvs, men of New York. &c
s9nn To rim Mr.. Van Buren, as Northern candidate fol
we rrrsd"hry II he will thus con, emf to Prostitute him
o'l'' h3d Hal Tie lasi number Ihc Il cheser \.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-08

We find the f,own, letter, IN the Charlottesville
papers, addressed tn his father ia thai place. by the gal
liant Capt.. John b. Mlgruter, Of the LII ARTILLERY
Il was engaged On The SIh, toni. 18th and 18th OF
Srptemb with the enemy "a the 18th. was struck
Eur unrestricted of my horse ly grape shot which
struck IL the neck. but wonndng M very slightly,
en"ch, however, To make me fant bnl recovered in
few moments. I'd went IN the action. | an r
wards wounded in the hand by mnSkei ball. but can
now write. hld two hors shpt. though Mt kille !,
under me-, aud my battery unlcr my mediate CON
mind repaI,ed fire charg ot the enemys cavalry aud
Infantry. My health pretty ge,d though am til nucr
than usul an living here al the Only place get
which nturiab'e until recover entirely. We lave
had desperate ,htlnL and have lost great number Of
officers aud men valuable officers.
''Wnh about Q ,OJJ men, all told we have fought he
tween ~ snd $1,000 men, the enemy having lo1
pieces of artillery and ourselves but 2Dercl tding a
battery M Notn ain llowItzers. With this snail free
we have taken the eneny's artillery and driven them
from the strongest works. (ticht ,rorhs ever saw hay
IN faly catered his capital in triumph. We want re
iutlfcemrnts lfaadlully ut us rrru.
late the Ern afthis country here, aid cln support
our army without c,>ilg the L. State, cen,. Every
battr we " fought from PAla Alto the last, has
been lororn hope. The MtNcans
clunll ma = peace with carporafs oulrl. They
ashamcd t1d5it. and heure the suanass If our army
carIura4es the var We Will oct peace; less nrW
tlul Lei them scH@ elai1reemeats lhcu les
me dreadful disaster b.dl
please myself with the hope that all we'll though
have uJt heard from home for two months. TAXI
interest in The country. This is You know fine city.
and dll Mt hate the vile people VIII in it, could
interest myself very much hat We are all very ANXIOUS
tn get QUITO the and ind uurs, Ives
IN beloved homes, where at least could sleep nj
peace. Here never part with swords aud pistols
tor moment, as assas'ns are IN every and IN ov
cry huaSe.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-08
"Mr. r. II. Gallsher is at present absent.
From the 81. Louis Republican. Oct. %.
LATER FROM SANTA FE..

few letters were received in this city yesterday Y.
from Santa Fe. Our correspondence has not come to
hand, but we have seen private letter from member
Of Col. Easlon's battalion. which dated on the l4,
of August. 1t is mainly made up of ma tors Of no zen
ersl interest lie company 10 which the writer be
lpn5ed Was siNiy-three days on tie route, only forty
three Of which. however were occupied in the march
The Whole 81 C,f. Eason'a battalion bad arrived and
they were busIIy engaged IN getting their quarters ia
good order. 1t Is said, thu the evils under which the
volunteers who preceded them had SUFFERED from iudul
gence in dissipation and gambling and the Disregard OF
military order, would be Immediately renedisd as they
'were under ugId dlscipne.o
The writer says; NV E have rumor here that the
MeXcans have murdered all the Americans in Chit VA
hua. but II has not been confirmed; aud a Mexican from
FL Paso says, thai they had heard Of II at that place
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-08
Rail. ROAD NFETiNNi.


An a"J "Hned ni'eohe H' lne c'uz'"s :" l'Hnrhbar9
was h'Iu a' ''c ~ Nou,''' on ots Jay eve
hin3' A'"''.'' ~, 80 :" "' pun u ''''''s
'h- report oil me deiee us appointed at former mee'
lng. i"r 'n' PrPe ~ Nsi"e "''" r''''''"s "''' '''
cl ms VI r'"'' III ,,'t,'' 10 '"c' 70 ols'a'o" III
the hlthm 'o a"a emo naa hr'u'
~ ho"', '''' u 'ee''' - ~, was '"'eu u ''''
INA l. anu "'"' ',I 'Pt'l'',r," ''''e"y
Mes rs. p''''' 'o.,'ss ''' ''' pan VI '''' u''
galioh' nehe present me request Vi '"e hee'e' Bid
ted the result o' ''e' .i''s2'o'' -,
W hr upon. On ''lo7a eol"1i,' consisting u neF
John r;1ry' nfsSfS. M, " '"r','an' nd'f's va
lind ~ n Nta"a' d. 'Fa"@' u ~ =, = IA
VS. n " ~ ,I''.' NJ ,a"9 "''.|' anu i"i9 ia
VS. were sPP'neu y pr 'is II '',e eo's'"
trshon {" 'hS ehn@ "a} ffte'' ana n sh f' ''ne
returned ana r'p'f'e1 Inc '''"''S' "'ch were u'ani
m,"a's s"'r"", -,
Isl; hca a. iha' ,he marks " inc ei'1z'nS o'
lyheho"rs are "u' u, me iIl's''cS tpP'esenl,7 he'
Interests anu op',p'e III INC ia'g c,''u'' "p' n, WIN
the eH1's ., n'''nouoi II. as'',e.'e u ue "cn'3n
anu INV W. a. ~ ~ "" "NrS - EI " 49, W
'''' III " . " " " '' " 49, " as e. " "
PfSemen'' appears oo' 10 nave he' WIN ' iaNo ana
eo-"perau'' 10 Wn,'h we i'rh 'h''n e,t''ied'
"a s''''' 'a ''s ins'','1' ,u''v Impress" WIN
the mp !r.A're :" ,hf pr pr, u IL au, VIII efna.y I"
me ",'"' '''t"u' :" NC rs, a,'n ~
cure us i"a"on rom 'y 10 some Phar on
Ne" h'Fer' III ''ie county ., t'on'To"e.y' ana nom
meme 10 us nun y. o'' II. o'I'' our a''a' '.
W '''' " 10 '''
ASSURANCE 10 y" II ny "'e' as? "',''u
o. "''', - - ~ - - ''', ,
f"'''u 10 = NV 'I, ,' peDte
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, ~ ,,,,a h,a, ha sa..'o r, ,,,. Wa,.
D., 10 =, ,i - - ,; - Wv 0N' ''' W. wv
p,s,,v.d 'rha, :. na,.a,,;,a IS lc bo .nn,;,,od h.
IL. C..i,,,, J." Ia ,. :, ,h hars,.f an moi
-, ,h I'D, r ,h S,, .s, j.; . ap a.,
w,nt .ar CIV ~ II, ~ .;dn,.
n. w., ,., ~ ~. .;n u y,
l., ,h., nn.e,;,o Whora,ann tho e. I,nn1 ,en,Iene,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-08
L(NCHBlI RG MARK EFT.
Corrected or the weeh ending FridW, Nor.
by Mcdaniel n Lee,

,,4o..rx and ,on,,,;xv;,,, ,J,,.L,a,.
Tobaeeo -Iurs-,,nnms A 2JnN -. Good Al:
75l,s1 5oJc,f- .,nn,a Ssto si.r,od Al ia, 50
Fin. sannin,S, 80 !, 4. n ,nul,curinc 4, On
Ia 4 on. 6,oa1 n, TIA %, Sl,ms -,,nm,n a IN
q II. fine a 75toS9 -
Mn Sale a. m T., 1, 10Y etc
U1,ai- Red Al %. White Al o.
Jyori,;ous -B,c,n vii ,nt much chance. Sales \ Il,
3 c,,ts. B,cf > IN 2, e,nt,. earn Mica, Il ai5 con,
Beea,ar % cents
Rt{sr n, 10 ,nlo. cents
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-08

says.
IN incident occurred in taking the hreasiwerhs on
fatd which IS worthy Of feeordmt. IT.. Nuns. OF
ne Il us MAS ordered with his company 10 assault the
7 - bel'fr whjch Ma 'faiRgS had been Killed hut
M hsliefmg h, I'm sufficient h. ordered sai'os
e Jun btn; iut they refused because h" nat Their
commander Mortis said thathe officer. hui the
s1er~ rrprd that ht did Mt belong their braneh Of
thr sstsicc. NV ELL them. SAID the lieutenant Il an,
Tho sla o Cnmmodufe Morris. of the Navy. and II You
venerable his name. advance with me-" shout thu
a>wef !" The sants AMI they captured the place the
P''nt of the hayoncl. mu,ins the MoAicans from II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-08

Marriage.

Nlafri'd h. % inst. by the Row. Wm Harris.
Ma. lEtfEnsoN W. pullrs. al Appun alton. 10 Miss
tRtNcfs T.. laughter OF Nj William Lowry, ol Bed
ford County. Va.
---. on the Srd inst. by the Rev. Sainn,l Phi
bps Nix JouS WuL,aN In Miss MARrn,, daughter o
Mr.. Pleasant II ward. all ol Bedford.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-08
iRESH .lRRU.lL or
L w STS l. y 30 DDS

Lewis - EnxIcaovc
WOULD an the attention Of th.r customers and the
w pub e s'eraly,'o an s"t'rey and .S.ot s,sou
.NHJt' s7'FLED avn CHE.lP
20 - - =,
Just received all owhch has been purchased the l.e
decline mpr,ce. aud will BE- sold much lower than usual
Call and save fifteen pr cen, inyo purchases.
TO TIE LADIES'
Beautiful lie" styled raw si.t Plaid, from s.,o6.
New styls .hmefes, iron 20 81, 30 10 81,
piece sugcs inf blue black ulster, Gnes qu., made
Elegant bloch l-nsers from 81 to 80 cts.
Mslsnnc blue l.users,
Elegant Bomhaaines, very cheap,
Beautiful Mouslin DE LINES, - 10 Is.
New s'yl,d satin striped 81 X lustcr somsling entirely
and hesntill,
New G,pSh elegant patt,rn., and very ehsap)
cashmere sh.~is iiom ss to n finest quality,
k|Elovrs, bret quality, all colours,
Best Fssp'isn Nitts half fingers,
Linen Csnbrirt i.ndk. chiefs,
Bnnss and Flowers dargc s,sortment)
beautiful lo oi hrsld Isces, styles and elegant
Ladies Neck Ties, Handsome. in market,
Bonnet Ribbons, style Iaces snt thread Bobbins
W ide lsee- for tsps, (-omehlns and beautifully
Together with 60 elegant assortment oi
Ladies Slipper and aihng Sioss.
Also.
$50 pieces elegant nsr styie Csiicoe,
Just tn h.n' and the most beautiful patterns in this
m.rhe',r-ngns nom 81 cents to the fines. quality.
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.
Superior gold.mi,ed Tweed Cashmere Tor coats.
s sr'. ' dc French DO, Ski. a" c,..m "a do
Superior fancy do do do do
beautiful lot of new style vcs,inss
Neck Scars and new style Crs,ats,
Pocket liandletehels, Gle CANT prment,
Satnetts all coiprs, kentucky Jeans and Flsnncls
all prizes,
Resched and Brown Domcsiics,
Brown billings Bcdtickinys Cheeks, -.
Together with an r'tcaut assortment oi ried
CLOTHS, LiASEiS, BLANKETS AND
kieuYy NOoIIcm Goods
70 Il Ne L. II . CL q THIA e.,
all Of which viii be sold al greatly reduced priees.
LEW l. 4 ENtI.EDONE
81. Country Jeans, Socks, &c, taken in exchange
for goods.
Nov $ At l.. 4 r.
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SE.II.En pROpOSlLS


N\TliI he fsaiNc the oncr 81 Tie James Rive, and
w kauam la COMPANY. IN lGchnoa Il, Va until the III,
day ct l"scmh fneNt, T., thu tnupin
lmpro' rmens On james kNct tom the North R,.
e., To the town oil buchanan, distance tWrnt, lcs
lie survey hcing completed. The can no
tthr, specified IN tins ad, c,s,n cut, than that viii com
sl>l ct DAMS and SECTIONS oi C between the pool. 81 the
dams, with lin l.etks sufficient n tall ,h,It
100 le' iowins Path ior the whole distance and such
Guard lotAa, AlteAuets, 'uNcs, Pam Ridges Sc as
shalt lie found neeesarN The general Contract.
Will bc thai the wor will be l, dc,l eon anirnt ,s %,
sections zach al nhioh Will be let The lowest rcSpn ,t
hdr I'll ring satisfactory proposals., aud that cash ~, mcnt,
will he made month";, estimates 81 work actually done,
with reservation ol twenty per by o security
the completion the wl until the shall be completed
according - contract
s r 4 l. T. d y 4 O = o S n lis
WA ~ b. received, at the place. until the
date pr the construction of the Connection 81 Tho tompan,
Canal with The de-Natrr 81 James tIYtt, Richmond
through the Richnand nocl III. work will cunsi, ul
three Locks OF II ldrt lit. aud ol II let lit
ate Canals Ion aggregate distance et about halt mle
With such Cn,-ls, Nal. N.'te>, Street ntidpsS, Sc,
all he nrrnssu, ono Dam Jam River, IN The
Falls, AT kichm nj hr lt,eng at he Walls and Embark
nNn 81 the present Dock III. extension al the Dock lew
hundred cct tastvaes, and the rurtion Outlet
os the Net end thereof, capable ri admitting the la
gc-t >es-c. eomiae the port 81 III hmond This work
Vii be- paid lot iahaal 81 the Company, he - 81 unc
the authority 81 t.een act of She iesi''alfe 81 Virginia
running - aud bearing per interest payable
srmisnuuay s.-1cs the usual .r,ation twenty per
r"n ou thu monthly eshmai-s the tonrser Contractors
VII BE- ~ st. ana. sc'lrit8. satsafip'v to the
Board al lte 7r thu ronpsio 81 tho tuc
and IA the manner peel ~ in ia. contracts
fhuS Il The above wns~ will he c,lihiisl, and spcrdc.
tons thee delivered 10 tontt c'or al the tumlSuNs OF
h' !" Hrhnoua, " the ls ot December nest After the
receipt at the prppa,s nc VIII he taken lpf the consider
at'on he. Il until the 10Th OF the month. hch dsy
On oaN- IA" proposals should be satisfactory tn. several job,
u -,ction.ah ad,efli-cd viii he let.
WAITER GWNNN, Chief Engineer
al thc "a oes eNcr'aud kana~la Company,
elm M, Ny. s-wtl0n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-08

e,- The fourth of the new line of Atlantic Steamers,
bnlling by the Ocean Steam Navigation Company in
York. is t. be called the lIuubplLt in honor of the phi
Dslphar of thai nm. To- lipe va "a cpnpleial will
INSIST olthe Washington lerm,n. Frdnhlln and Hum
bodt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-08

Harrisburg correspondent Of The P'nnsy lvan.an
announces the appointment If lsaar g. Mckmcy, cdl-
tor If the DEM cratic nion, ''as Postmaster al liar
flsburL in tins Siat', in place OF James Peacock Esq
removed We have been Informed that Mr. Peacock :
removal WAS owing to his participation in the Fay Io
State Cun,. nlioa, recently held at harrisburg.
Ihitnd Builefn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-08

NJ TIL ci izen. Of Rchm nd hy a very large mao--
" have decided IN f,yn of applying to the Legislature
n p,r nis,lon f,r the Conn, Council Of the civ sub
scribe .0) 100 70 the st,,t of the Rich nonI & Dan
vile Rail Rnl TIE ypte ST ri. AYES 5D2, Noes l53
the v,te being nall on2 upol Question of 81 muth
imp trtance.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-08

%, Testimony Is b1rre 10 the growing Importance al
the CITY Of Charleston IN Consequence Of The yas chain
of Rail Roads which rnrs into her lap The trade Of the
West. by the Efforts making in New York 10 promote
intercourse with her There already eNsls lie II IA
BILE ocean S, am patheis between the twb cities. and
We see it announced hti an5ihcr line. consist ut first
cliss steamers cos % 900 piece. has been pro
,cied and one Of the shipsis in progress
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-08
FOR S6LC on LEASE.

WE wish 10 sell or lease the pro.e.ty owned by us,
w known az Anthem, 'sor Dukes mill, situated
the james River and kanawha Csnsl, about milo
below Lynchburg The property CONSISTS II Gris and
dyfs Saw Mil. Two small Dwelling iiouses, f3.T,
Hi;;l suitable for small families. lth sh,s for S9;
W.A " eight ACRES OF LAND, mostly in k0.Q
wuds The water power rs sufficient fn the machinery
of Foundry, for the erection OF which the siua'ion Is
well adapted and presents great advantages 10 hose
gagged in that business.
Terms Of sale lease made known by application TO
VIM b. Terry, living The premises,m 10 Mr.. John II.
Tycc, Of Lynclburg. Immediate possession he had.
WILLIAM y. TERRY,
Sent, 23--wts WINSTON II TERRY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-08
NEW YORK MARkETS-Noy. :

Flour Genescc Flour sells to-day at S. 81! 62.;
Souhern sells at S. G2s Gs.
Nheat-Prime white Wheat sells to-day at l50c per
bushc
MASSACHUSETTS y Nhishey in bbls at 80 cents per
gallon.