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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-22

Corn Htai.-At n meeting Of the For
MFRS Club. a. New York, on Tuesday week.
a letter vas read from R. Hail, giving am
account nj his method of preserving Indian
Meal Ht says the article can b. kept sweet
for three years. BY placing in the box or bar.
rel OF meal. a large stone, which bs, a ton
49, = -. -. - -, L.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-22

TgT ALL Parcr a-sia-oo plase. saasn 4
W. Paper OF t%cAutfful - j. fmsz feeela
rcIhcr with our former heaeF s.aek saa stf4{u
ment ofPario7, thaHt.er aud Hal psses. NM ?
please the most ia>tidinu Cal teiers FstAg3(
whore. fer we are determined In sci. tn "A
lti~i suI. Don't forget the WHOLESALE and rf.g n
store ou Monroe Street.
rrN IsTaoesnn}
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-22

C. VI. Logon, vhose slave has escaped
70 Pittsourgb, is noticed in the Pittsburgh
Journal a. having iaiiea in his attempt to res.
cue him. and moreover that Mr.. Logan is
himself ia jeopardy there. This seems to IL.
Il haIt easa.= / not the constitution. which
recognizes The rights Of property throughout
the Stafe, aud slaves a. properly, held in any
respect n Pittsburgh q has Pennsylvania
bssn illuminated With mobilization
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-22
Virginia Election.
THURSDAY. April y

- THURSDAY. April -
TIE following ste lhe Commissioners 10
s5peaatena lie election 70 BE- held 90 .le
b q tais month IL Ohio county, Va.
A. Nssl Liberty. Lrei Mifis Francis s..
Be-. Ge8zz Pafe=II Josiah Morgan, James
Henderson, a8Jaha Saadgass.
- fasdszp PIMA. Lewis Duustori. William
Fsr5s j E burt williamson. Jes Mcdonald
sd S.naat NJ. Bel.
- a. TIE Co9rt House Ia this cjty. Lewis
b Ia Jeba bsugaiia, Thomas Johnson Jt
Eparaias Pollock and Faom4s Sweeney.
". lT1lrt3a. Y1g viii please Announce
D. II. EDGING TON. Es3, as candidate
fol Te-e.ecsI5n 10 ne House Of Delegates,
= The undersigned take his method Of retu1-
ma tdfIr Wv sincere thanks 20 the Fitemcn
IN particular aud IleClllLens of Wheeling ge-
HsIaIif lar taetr g%siiaat and successful eE1rts
N savt8g their property from the late FIRE
sehisaa t one ame seemed 10 threaten des.
tr3sslaE = he whole nelghborhood.
RANDAb BROWN.
ALEX. MADDEN,
HENRY kURTZ.
Wheeling, April p, l647.
TIE citizens Of Pittsburgh have determined
On a general illumination or Saturday even.
las next. N homer OF the recent victories O
veT The Nsxicaas.
ca VI. Logan, Who's slave has escaped
% Pistso9Tgb. is noticed in the Pittsburgh
Journal a. having fsiied in his attempt to res.
cue hin. and moreover that Mr.. Logan is
himself in jeopardy there. This seems to us
Il haff easa. / not the constitution. which
recognizes the rights Of property throughout
the Sac, aud slaves a. properly, held in any
respect n Fittsb0rgh2 or has Pennsylvania
been Illuminated with mobilization
4 CALL FOE SIX THoUSANDvOLUN,
IEEBS.-Hs leafa from the cuion. that
the President Of he United states Is about TO
call Immediately about 5000 more volunteer
troops ito TIE public service. They are in
tended pfloeip1it : to I'll up The places Of the
volunteers whose Time is about 10 expire. Il
Is probable taat maay Of them will renew
their engagements sat 10 provide (oI any pos
slaie contingency. 1t is ID deemed best to make
VIA Santa E, tbe army in the direction Of
tae Ri Gfaaas AMI The column Of Vera Crez.
Inc Unfoa says,
The armies Of both Gen Scot. apd Gen
Taylor viii be promp,le reinforced. Mi even
Mexican pride. 1aiasglorions aud obstinate as
II mas be, sh4Il see and Ieei the u,ter imno.
slbait@ OF continued resistance. W. M
heard itstated, blt We viii 70, voucn for III
accuracy Ct He eSftaaJr. that The ioroer A..
u1y viii b. i'll All about 10000. ana the IstIer
not 4ess aaan loot. The END to be ,b1. ar.
eompished Is well worth The price of lis ar
eompIeam6nt, tot that end is, secure and rer-
manent peace. via just indemnity.
er,,.o,.
lng of Can't. { G. C.stlo,rar ~ .t:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-22
ELECTION

WuEEltRa strfss, Is,rrrrrd
tftil ~, i9I
n y annual election fot unc nte1fan oftt VI
- ling savings institution WIFI red /. Rsa1
tho fth da, Of MAY next. lr,a zen tie "A
10 O'Clock. a. VI. and > o'clock 2. Fl
III 70 2w RN'Gef, Yfsrn3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-22

". lF1lrt1a. Y1u viii please announce
D.=N. EDGlNGfON Esq. .as q candidate
fof reelection 10 sae House OF Delegates.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-22

SEA SERFICE-The following h..
yer Is i5om a capital yopae officer n ne
NaFy' Il does soine justice 10 lIlst ALAN
arm oil The public service EnabIe - s' fl".
as much IS they desired o do on slia III
having no sufficient enemy 10 snl.9til.
on ihe waves WORTHY OF their pfowe.s -,
determined 10 change their clement ami NV!
. marine h~at!eIy on The shore. The foIIo1jn.
iettef chronicles their achievements l.
"sl,shu9l 10 witness he harmony and ca an
sia'i3a which have prevailed betwtfe 4.
army ana he Nav, ana the fne ons5l,as
"hish adoFn The latter. TIE lsndipe ~
troops was conducted IN the most IN. ~ =
ihahnsf' the trlng Of cur fleet on he -.
as as shlEalroaslY conducted in Tie -
us OK guns aud bombs as could be egs1te "a
ann here Ia The sort Of exhibition bicb ,ha,
on shore. when they have go,1eoe .nFS
TO 10 at see:--Hazl gton Ta.oa f9."'"s Else
r ~'Tac' q a lettsr ron : llasIar INN.
boardtAe L : sfeamfr Hfs t.255saa ."
On Taesda, | aceompaniea e1at5aS
'n -hSfr II his gis. aud by hfs DUE 90
aised . has staff IN froataf tf,e - c
''a' Seott. Tie Old i.era ea,nnIa - 'lgA
Z ~ cav. =. Als one - ~
IA s.aEd tseaa + s. +a ~
r. fseat =s. a=5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-22

TIE following are lhe Commissioners f.
s3peHatsna t5e election 70 BE- he,0 90 tle
- Of t4is maatb. lH Ohio county, Va.
A. West Liberty. LII Mfls Francis 4.
Be-, Geofs Pare=Il Josiah Morgan James
Henderson, and John Saadgrass.
i =fssdz aHla. LEWIS Du1sfori. William
Fsfs j r burt williamson. Jas Mcdonald
81 S.naei N. Bel.
a. the Co95t House ia this city. Lewis
Bsyaf= john bsas5iia, Thomas Johnson Jt
Bphrafa Pollock and Tnomas Sweeney
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-22

n a@e Loan-Tht credit Of N ,.o.
countTy = ~ s sad 9 10 The government oion,
ton t5at slno -, IL credit IN 50 COED a coog;
raised Winch = sts amount Of none, cam -,
At oa ,r,'' snd " ,%efe ,t advertised, was 81 t al saa
amounted T.. ta f y tat Is rrinafksbIe. 1br 'I hiJl
than lbree - MY eight millions. ,"' ol1>
PIE s.. IN IHs,5 The Just conn ltn re.a If No. IT,. a laet
'"s government. '"' p'u-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-22

), - .,..f fffe64 ~Gooernusa, 6s.
s .o.. s'sa'aships Of strong po,e n's appointed
4d ~ u owing vessels Of commf -. 'lt Puf-
eof = s @e transportation Of gain. ~, osslln-
stea@.h y Gains and contrary s ~3ad. ana d de-
aEo a. lhe Darlanellrs. two :; a. iol'ows
S,sfslfas 10 facilitate the "a NE Bay Of
straits OF Gibraltar snd ,n Passage OF the
tae british Channel. Tn. ., lne mouth of
70 she publishes BY ,hs ~ nss
'n ) {. Pris ilGrN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-22

STRUCK By LIGHrNING.-The dwell.
INK OF Capt. {. q Gastleman OF thi, place ON
last saturday nis5tWetk. was struck by ligb+.
nlae, and some damage was done to one Of
lae ehfmaeAs and the plasiering eli the house
IT is somewhat remarkable that near the IN.
easIsu oil lhls hoase some persons were killed
~ lightning some years since. Paducah Ken.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-22

DRrSHEs=f lsf.e 5szosfmeaf af brushes rdzs5qrt
~ and fsf "a e wholesale ana retail Ia
pr2l orr &GtEGla Monroe st0pp Pot Oairr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-22

fHgfsBAY.a ....ArElL %. l-37
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-22
RANDAL BROWN.
ALIEN MADDEN,
HENRY kURTZ.

Wheeling, April p, l647.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-22

fsuCNrrR scale. iust received Nv
W pr2l OFT AGRRsBz
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-22
A PAPUzS

TiSf received q ffssI susBH. ~
& 81 tbc Book s,orr Of 5afs =,
prig Corggr - fIKa,'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-22
s0EtfD Ut11PHa
Is sssss.GING., "a.

#sfaTS = WHARTON rrp,r,sls
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25
An iNTSINC STORY-IHE ONE EYED NAV.

That blasing monarch termed by human
being. the sun, had retired from the IVES
tern World NJ star shouc IN the broad
armament Of Heaven q cheer any beng
vbo might have been out on the 18th OF
juno. lsI7 The clouds were shedding
their moist garments upon the face ct the
earth. and pa,l.red with ammo, mg rapid.ty
upon the deck Of the stage coach that halt.
ed before the door Of the Rcd Brar's Inn,
10 the little town Of c, on the even.
ing eommemoraiod
NJ sooner did the coach pause that one
a iis doors opened. AID tall yourc chal
issued from d., interior with a pair II sad
die bags upon u.. arm From the coach
30 marched into the lnu. threw his bag II
a corner threw himsclf inio a char before a
cheerful fw flat was blazing upon The
hearth. Cfor the evening wa- not any t.
warm and threw a pair - respectable
boots m Which were enclosed a pair of -.
srcc,alle legs. upon the mantle Iaeoc. an,
gave 4 comfortable Kind Of .'aro al ,h'
very comfortable Ere that Vac hiaIug upoi
The hearth Th., worthy pSooe % human
i,y Wa no moro nor less than oar huuba
soh
There were other rsr~nr' around the hn
vho. from app aran'e lad late!, teen ca
IL tue vet. aud v,re lGst c.ms o. dfl them
selve, Aud ialk--aai taking ,.', were d
sw-st pfofu.e manne--hlt ur 10 10
tahe-s ~ could 1T a. lf,i li-- ref -
listening. lnSescf. " s,on i,-ai iAai ihe
were rdstrg rcuafkaiic mci ieus rto.
STORIES Al Other Hsstrrs q = s.mils- IL
citing na'lfr
'Doss va believe that. Tcu my 8 SAL
worthy oAsrArter ~ A'ory sl.r par .
patched t~es. bee anA rrrasF roundabout
stef l-e c.a-l a. . 4 a. Attending I. -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25

show you. sii Sc, snl ~uh tina,
,hc ~s',I va. d,,i
immoimirly. two skeleton -. Arr f.
lows spPcn fcj aud es'chin M, y, ,hc heel.
commenced puiiio npe thtough NJ floor
The cold sacal rolled ov my lofr,d sui |
let horrible sn1 caugh, hold on a chsif
TO loh myself up sui just thea lsNoLc
tor ! d only tctna slecpin' ani dfeamin
Sni Nr Wlnsey hai mr. hv he heel. y
uy'n to pull me- out o tel while nos
holin' on to the head boafl pulln back
like ire
IL ~, only o dream h,n sad the Gen
u,man Of The shrr, tfecch,s
'Ihn, VS. Ill sad the iir, facet man
and thals luN about The way wih 'hi
thunder npJ leh,n'ns scrope Ia, q
blow
The rnla had now ceased the worth,
gentlemen prepared 10 ro--wc took out
heels ron the msnilcr,.ec called for n h'7
--rcllr,d and dreamed about man VII
y body and leg. on each e"I oi n.'oi gtca
b'g eye IN the m,ddl, of he tody
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25
Iiom The tn,0n .NlsasiHs.
TIE EXILE = SONo. FAR AWAY


THE EXILE : SONG FAR AWAY"
9. =. H0rrNkS.
TIE song-tte cong that once could move me
IT, lie glad day
Tho SIX OF her Who once loved he
Fsr far away
Il makes my sai heart fonder--fonder-
Wildly obey
The spell that wins each hear; 81 wander
Far, Tar away
Once more upon my native riser
The mouuheams Ilsy,
Onee more the ripple. shine a. ever,
Far Tar away
bat ali, the friend VII fuilel around me
Where-~her, are they
Where the secret srsll that early bound me,
Far, far away
Think ofall ths, hope once taught me
Too bright t. stay
Ofan that mu,ic iaiu ha,l lrosrht ne
iAr-iar away
And weep t. feel there. 10 returning
az thu, glad day,
Ers all that frightened hfes fresh morning
Wa. far far away.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25

ky-Raiifoads snd reambos', snoihila'e
space, une AMI nuhaais q psssense
says Theodore Hook
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25

Tro s',ssf cflcihie, about : iuch,s by
:, Nah lev crculnr devices fun she'd
wrh ing, AM cad. guy rn,snd,i ior ihe
meek, and bang al inscription wlh TIC
name d D. soiosni i,.el 1910. have late
~ been ak n from s,ns'l indian m0lni
IL Nli'sy Cosnly. ia
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25
I : ILaosuir Nrsissirtf.
Anton LirarIo. JuIy -. III.

occupied rs tie naval flrc'- - tie ltii,i
stat. j.. hcrly orier,l g. /, d.,c. ui.n4-
81
Al Ulcers under my command having
charge a. thc collection e dA,t,- under /. .
war iarH # Arrii I'm -. viii a., aecor.
ding v 9 lLlaHb
r,mrh.ii.s n ~ Squadron
\ drunken Ncai.au tic c'h,r d. stab
lcd Lc4icrau, Krdau. o'ihc lcra Cros
police. and to- n,ier mcu. S.u., Mex, ~
ior.c ,li.to. have been oapgl' o,tsiis the
sails - Ncn Cruz. with ,,u q our bnr,,s
o. lc.r possession
Tic health q tie oij oi VIA Cruz -
narounY. 'ay tic lsrr We vii g.,r
ihe fral statement 30 n1' ncri lu, nr
average daily mor'aii'j j. sipu, ninc The
som.to j. decreasing
1ho Sun tells - valious eirloi' II Mex
lean roiLu. near yrr. Crur bat 'hey are
h-rii, worth repeating. st'-irg horses b
ins tie grra',s, feat Tic Glowing para
graph firm IT, -sn 'f'te .'i III. iogeL''
tatlsf Jafan'A.
~IL.. rie.i AL be- Land 4 riien
hatins r.ibsd some d tie property Lelofg
ins I. ihe Tinted -'aies . lterrmeni. fron,
Gsueral C4iu.l4dcfs tram. delivered ii
os.f T. the Gofcrn9f 4 Orrsbs. vho MI
10 And pDcae,ei tie rocetds. II !, saf
that tie frles' b. 10, at all ",isl'd With
= > AL las .tsrdoasi ~, e,nnst1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-22
TO TIE PUBLIC.

WIS Is To inrm the public that the notice ,wi has
appeared,and which still continues appear in the
Lynehlure lrginan, gned by iandv Jones and Cal
borne T. Fnlks,ot my holding Bond 1fh irs executed
on the 9Th day ol NoNenber. ISIS and nayabe 10 me
rn The l2ih at Novenle Ter, Isl fr two hundred dol
lars is correct; h" that o Of the notice. saving that
they have offsets against the Bond tina, are 'ecm or &c
hno'rhdged, Is not true, | do II ore any persoa
beneath the sun.
Should be mistaken | take this method Of inviting
all persons 10 whom m be indebted t, come forward
with Their claims, as am ready pay thcmuf par
ticuarly invite Mossrs Tandy Jones and C. G. Fulls
Will further state, that thu first appearance ol tn
nonce, visited said Iandy Jones a. demanded
OF hun those offsets which he had mir le public he
held against the bond. He told mr. he ,u!1 not show
them 10 me that day. but meet with him at Rts :
Mills on the ith of Deremher Is and he would then
show them II me. attended at the above named time
aud place, but neither saw heard any thing of said
iandy jones. ~ the public may readily iutrr Wat
Nnow that they have no adm ssble offsets eyel ia their
lwn estimation, II 50, they would have presented them
81.
lhere re, IN order to dsa5nse the public mind / make
lhlS communication
March l-wlw SHELTON WRIGHT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-22
EDUC,11JD,E,
EDbC.1I1O.N,
MRS. NJ. c, RICE is much gratif

MI RS. NJ. L. RICE is much grathed al tht liberal
NA patronage she has received, Notwithstanding there
Is much competition teaching. She offers her SIN
core thanks TO her patrons 10 whom she will endeakor TO
manifest her gratitude by every exeron or the advance
mcnt Of their cden and by example precept and prin
pie, 10 make them useful members of society," and
pare hem III any station OF lot which Providence may
sign them.
With regard 10 her disc pine she would remark, that
she has no rule nor requston, which she docs not deem
almost nsearaby connected With the happiness and wei
fare oi her pupils, for winch she lab,s st zeaously
and that II Is the same 1t when IN Richmond Va
and fiizabeiiluwh. ny. II prompted from patrons and
pupils thanks unsollcled aud she is sure her pupils will
appreciate H. when they shall have arrived AT years OF
discretion, iJT we are all of the inability 10 APP
precate any good FULLY till sensible Of lis benefits de
prved oi them; and this she endeayurs strenuousy 10
rpconsany IN the view Of her pupils, that they may
be ndat ed, while IN The enjoyment OF youth, health and
opportunity 10 seek wisdom and knowledge and 10 shun
dece and lgnordnce anI escape their degrading aud
destroying e1ic,s
She endeavors 81 tn instruct these committed 10 her
tuition, that they shall be made suf 'icntly acquant,
win Their own language 10 prevent their flushing hen
addressed III IT. by not understanding the definition, aud
being rdleuled on account o the mlsapplcaton Of the
The progress Of the Latin pupils is quite encouraging.
as 1t appears 10 and them much in acquiring know
ledge Of the definition Of their language by he
acquainted with the derivation, more If the English be
ing derived from The Latin than from any other lang age
which makes II as important 10 females 10 males.
Two o THESE pupils between and 10 years, and they
can translate and pa Sc Historic Sacra quite we'll
March l-N1w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-22
Comfortable D,rcltimg House.

Nth three fire places the lower floor and up STAIRS
WIN some other necessary buildings. A never. falling
ell Of water in the yard, together with considerable
arlfty Of FRUIT TREES of excellent quality which
seldom fai to bear
Al the same time and place. We will ofE.r in like man
h-r all he personal property OF the late Mrs Susanna
y Powell consisting Of two Mich Cows parcel of nice
lAnlly Bacon and Lard. valuable cooking Stove one
oide boarl, one Secretary Desk. Of Mahogany
Dining Tables besides other Tables, Chairs &c, Table
ald Kitchen Furniture, with variety OF other articles
10 tedious enunerae bu, well worthy the attention OF
hlse keepers 1erms at sale
March ll-w4w THE LEGATEES
All those having claims az inst the Estate Of Mrs :
A Powell deed, requested Ia make them know ON
TT before the above day so that arrangements may
he made 10 discharge them
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-22
FOUNTAIN HOTEL.
LIGHT STREET, RiL 1LMORE.
ARTHUR l.. FOGG.
pIlI\EtS TIL -RScO\ 'ioP'"'


VuNiE undersigned, having succeeded the late firm
Z oi Dix s Fugg IN the propretorship of the Foun
tain Hotel long and widely known as of the most
commodlous establishments in Baltimore. take This meth
cd OF inf rnng the irayclln. public that, bcsll,s the
goat improvement made last spring in the addition Of an
entire new wing T. the house, by which large number
OF lodging rooms Were added. as well an extensive
bathing Establishment. they have recently had construct
ed new LADIES Ordinary. fitted up in the most unique
and beautiful style; and ais prirdtc sitting room for
He gentlemen, which Is entirely free from the hustle ne
cessarIy incident 10 the public parts o the house
an arrangement highly desirable and which they natt,r
themselves cannot fail To please In connection with
these Improvements the whole interior Of the house has
undergone thorough revision. everything arr,raInnu
to the upholstery Of The establishment has been renewed
and attendants Tor the chambers selected with strict
view to entire capatlity IN every respect The Fable
Will be found at all times fully supplied with everything
the market affords served up in superior style wae in
'he way OF wines. &C., nothing will be kept but what Is
OF the best quality Add these facts the attention and
courtesy which will be rendered by their ss stans acting
under their own personal supervision. These who may
tavor them with call they hatcr themselves will nut
leave dissatisfied as no pains expense will be spared
ON their part Ia meet the wants of their guests and trust
their hopes ola liberal patronage viii not prove unbound
ed.
Baggage taken to and from the Hotel free of CHARGE
Feb. 25.Al2w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-22
EBR ALTON AT ST IojIS

The anniversary Of the founding # St Louis was eel
ID ~ that Ci', n the 10Th al h, grand Civic and
d 'lry Proeessioe. tllloWedly sumpuous Dinner IN
si, m on and brilliant ball al night Among the
i- drauk at the dinner, was the lollowi q:
gar lrmg-Ihe IolunieaS ani Reguious-WIth
Us it del nee, B,dter iot supplies Piiimr for re-
and a Marshall tor parade, NAY they not lack
~ i't eoMi'a Norm IN battle. ora Ge"Iaad fr vie
~ never crying ONT the Toe Int having Their
Iriggs the eaeny back. pay promptly their Scott
~ cia.se The 1iatr Away. knows how.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-22
EXPENSES OF TIFF. WAR

The Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore
American SAYS:
by the way hear OF enormous prices which the COY
rrnmcnt is paying Tor vessels purchased for the tanspa
tahoa Of troops TO Mexico. have had my attention
Jailed iowo sales the Of propeller where S2oOno
asked and obtained for vessel pre- vously offered
81 $4,000 al private sale. and the other was SinDoJ
i'r an old steamboat, previously offered 10000 with
r'pirs put upon IT. These are examples q such com
mon occurrence that every now expected to make
good bargain oct OF Unce Sam.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-22
NOTICE.

NllE subscriber, having purchased the interest of F.
u. McClanahan. IN the late firm OF McC lanahan
\ Co.. has formed GO partnership with Mr. C. Thomp-
SON. OF this place. Tor the purpose Of continuing the
GROCERY AND CONFUSION BtfSL\ESS
under the style and firm of Mechanism * Thompson.
and would respectfully solicit continuance of the patron
age. 50 literally extended the late concern An OK
perlence Of - year close attention business with the
entire personal attention OF both partners WILL think
enable US To give satisfaction all who may favor us
with their patronage.
JNO. C. McCLANAHAN
Nov II -,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-22
B.lGHY.G CRE.V.SH.Iuv:

B.lGHY' ~ lKE.vNH.IV.
GROCERS .a.ND COMMISSIONS .MERC GIANTS
IL AVE removed their stand u the large fire proof
L building, next door below Mr. ID. w. Mooe's
China & Glass Store, where they now oiler 10 their
friends and the public generally, large and well selected
upou terms which oaunot fail To please
Their stock at present consists IN part ot
20 hhds, and icrces of n. O., f. Rico and ST CroN
Sugars,
10 hhds and bbIs n o. aud Porto REQ Molasscs.
3 tiercc. very superior Golden Syrup.
go bays Rio, ST. Domingo and Java Coffee,
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarns lcaksvlllc Factory.
10 tons Country and 'Tndcgar Iron. embracing u
large assortment OF almost every size, from
/ inch to3 inches round and square,
luU sacks Liverpool and ground Alum salt
25o sides sole and upper Leather.
2)D0 lbs. American blister Steel,
500 Cast and Shear Steel
boxes and hhs Stuart Ioarand Crushed Sugars,
2lO keys Nails and Brds
u boxes Tin plate X,
500 lbs. American Sheet Iron, ~ and p
500 do Speltcr,
$40 do Russia do dc
10 cases Hats,
2 do men aud woncns Leather Shoes,
81 boxes very fine Cheese,
bags Pepper.
do Allsp,ce.
do Ginger,
80 80 Toan' s, Writing and Letter paper,
j hhds. Stone w are, well assorted,
Is bbs. fine and superfne Flour,
~ kegs blasting Powder.
10 do Rife do
20 boxes Sperm and 'raow Candies,
do Soap,
Superior Shaving and Toilet Soap, very old,
5 bhls pure Cider VINEGAR,
5'n lbs. very superior Wool Rolls.
500 lbs. Western Feathers. A"
80 kegs White Lead. very fine quality
Together with an assortment of Dmnestcs, Callcocs
ilandkerchcts Buttons. Sliters, &c. &c. all Of which
We offer On accommodating terms for cash or barter
January li-ts