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Democratic banner., 1847-06-07

A countryman in one oil the Western
States, with a load of meal, drove up to a
Iady's door, when the following brief con-
versation took place:-'Do you want any
meal, ma'am." sWhatdo you ask me for a
bushel? 'Ten cents, ma'am-prime.' 'O'
I can get it for ftp (In a despairing
yoice)-'Dear lady, will you take a bushel
for notlling.?' is it sifted?'-N. o. Picay-
Democratic banner., 1847-06-07

I'm Excellent Pun.-During the illumin-
alton on Saturday evening, as a lady was
looking at the st. Louis Hotel, she observ-
ed: notwithstanding the people of New
Orleans have professed deep admiration of
the exploits of the American army in Next
co, they are eve now, palpably making
Hight, ofthem.'--GN. o. Com. Times.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-07

To restore FoverS.-Most flowers be-
gin to droop and fade after being kept du-
ing twenty four hours in water. Place the
flowers in scalding water, deep enough to
cover about one-third of the length Of the
stem: by the time the water has become
cold, the flowers will have become erect
and fresh; cut off the ends, and put them
into cold water.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-07

The Mexican colors and Standard, tax
en- at the capture of Vera Cruz, have been
deposited at the War Department in Wash
ington City, by Col. Bankhead, who was
charged with their delivery by Gen. Scott.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-07

Metallic QucHfcnhons.-Somc body says
that in order to get on well in the world it
is requisite for a man to have gold in his
pocket, iron in his hand, silver in,his tongue,
and brass in his face.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-07

James, my son for your disobedience TO
me this morning, I shall whip you just as
soon as l get through this work. EWill
you, mother? Well, if you will, when
you get ready to do it, you will find me in
the garden, waiting for you. Very precau-
cious!
Democratic banner., 1847-06-07

To clean papered waHs.-The very best
method is to rub them with stale bread
Cut the crust off very thick, and wipe
straight down from the top, then 60 to the
top again, and so on. The staler the bread
the better.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-07

LING E.rpcriencr.-The late DR.. W
having married a very tall lady by the name
of Experience, being asked, some time af-
ter the event what he thought of the married
state, replied, "that he found by long En-
pericncc, it was not good for a man to be
alcnc.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-07

sWhy dear me, Mr.. Longswallowdon,'
said a good lady, show can you drink down
a whole quart of 'hard cider at a single
draught!" AS soon as the man could breathe
again he replied, Il beg pardon, madam,
but upon my soul, it was so hard, l couldn't
bite It off.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-07
DEMOGRAFIf BINEER.
PUBLISHED
Regularly on ercry fAESandayys M,rnihg
AT LOUISIANA, Pins CorNrr. Nc.
8. r. MURRAY, Editor aud Proprietor.
From the Washington Union.

The following gracefullines are from thu
pen of Mrs. Mary w. Thompson, the widow
of the late Col. Thompson, of the Unite,
States Infantry, who was killed at the heat
ofhis regiment in the Florida war. The,
are an appropriate tribute from a soldiers
widow to the memory ofthose who fell, like
her husband, in the battlefield for theil
country.
TIIE FALLEN HEROES OF MONTEREY,
The remains cf the gallant officers who
fell at Monterey, Mexico, have been bro't
to their homes to be mingled with theig m
dred dust, under their native skies.
ST. swe!ls TIE buglc's note,
Low rolls the muflci drum,
Measured AMI slow the heavy tread
Tia. bears then to their home;
The battles din has ceased,
Proud victory's shout is hushcd,
But sorrow minglcs with that JOY,
For many a hope is crushed.
Strewe'd DER the battle field,
Manglci and cold, there lay,
The brave, the ySung; our conntry's beast
All, fearful was the fry.
Late. and amidst those lines,
We saw tie ~phalanx stand,
With waving banners--lanccs high
Impatient in command.
There is 10 heart that qu2i!ci--
No steal rcmlincl unclasped,
Bat every eye flashed forth IFS zeal,
and every hit was grasped!
Amidst that deadly strife,
They fell as warriors fall
Their lie was their country pledged,
lis banners is their pail!
With love like that which grows
Within a brothers. breast,
Their comrades seek their loved remains
And bring them hereto rest,
Oh, twaE 4 mournful task
To sec the gallant dead;
To lift again the c~lay-cold form,
And fresh warm tears to shed.
HING up their hoGored sword.
Eawreathcd with laurel bought
-An! On their breast the olive lay,
FOR they sleep peaceful now.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-07

A lady of quality reproached 4 Turkish
ambassador on the laws of Mahomet per-
hitting them to have so many wives. sit
is permitted to, us madam replied he, Sin
order that we may find in many all those
qualifications that centre in you alone
Democratic banner., 1847-06-07

To destroy insects on pLdnts.-Tie up
some flowers of sulphur in a piece of mus
lin or fine linen, and with this the leaves of
the young plants should be busted, or it
may be thrown on them by means of a com-
mon swans-dowu puff, or even by a dredg-
ing-box.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-07

Believe about a sixteenth part of what
you hear, and possibly you may be near the
truth. If you believe a quarter you are
green-if a half you are soft-if the whole
you are a fool.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-07

Il The experience of mankind teaches
us that to grow rich, and retain what we &C
quire, we must first become industrious,
then temperate, next frugal, and lastly, sys-
tematically just. The last is the essential
constituent of prosperity.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-07

To clean paint-Rub it over with a bit
of flannel dipped in sweet oil-then rub it
hardly with finely powdered rotten stone
then rub itwith a soft linen cloth, and poll
iSh with a bit of wash leather.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-07

Hho Is Hc!2-It is recorded BY the let
ter-writers from the camp, that Santa
Annals second in command at Cerro Gcrdo
was a man "as black as the ace of spades.
Who is he?-U. S. Gazette.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-07

Two millions ofhuman beings, according
to the Dublin Nation, are destined to per-
ish by this years's famine in Ireland! a pop
~ulation sufficient for a powerful Statc-and
two thirds Of our own at the time of our
Revolutionary struggle.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-07

friedrich the V. of Denmark, in his last
exclaimed, "Itis great consola-
ton to me in my last hour, that never VII
fully offended any one, and that there is not
a drop of blood on my hands,"
Democratic banner., 1847-06-07

The smallest pore in the body is door
large enough to let in death.-Flavel.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-07

A merchant in Ohio advertises, to the
ladies that he has a large and elegant as
sortment OF fancy goods, and a handsome
unmarried clerk.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-07

Punch says he knows a man so fat that
they grease wagon wheels with his shad-
Democratic banner., 1847-06-07

The Latest.-A- yankee has invented a
machine for taking the noise out of thuu-
der.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-07

Let him who regrets the loss of time
make proper use Of that which is to come.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-07
Approved Feb. l3, 1917.
GUERRILLA WAR.

A letter in La Patria states that Santa
Anna has issued, from Oriza5a, over one
hundred commissions to as many guerril-
al officers, authorizing them TO command
small itincrant parties of fifty to two hun
dred men each.
The New Orleans Picayune says:
They arc organizing gucrrillas rapidly
in both Mexico and Purbla. All the rob-
bcrs in the latter city. and their name is
legion, have received regular licenses to
rob and murder on the road. The beauty
of the system has already manifested itself
FIR il is said they have already commenced
..plundering thcirown people on the roads.
\ surgeon dentist, named kingsbury, was
found this morning, most horribly cut TO
pieces on the road 10 Ccrro Gordo. His
groanS first attracted the attention of some
volunteers who were passing, and they
found him with little life and completely
ny-blown. although b it is thought he NAV
recover with proper attention. Ills is the
commencement of the guerrilla Sy<tcm.-
He had been attacked by t.!rcc Mcxicans,
and was robbed Of 800.
kingsbury, we believe, resided in this
city two years ago.
The following is one Of the thousand
anecdotes. told of the celebrated
but eccentric Lorenzo Dow.
Happening in his travels-for lie was
on the move to be at Delhi, New
York. he stopped for the night at the hotel
If a Mr.. Bush. the chief Boniface of the
a round oily man, with a ruby nosc.I
and atlrcistical principles. In the course of
the evening, the celebrated General Root.I
then Of the New York Legislature, drop
ped in, and being oftLc same mind with Mr..
Bush, they began TO qni- Dow with might
and main. Finally, Gen. Root, dctermin-
ing to give him a p~nzzlcr, said:
"Yuu talk a good deal about Heaven:
pray give Mr.. Bush and myself a description
IF it.. y man who sec" it in dreams andI
RANGES as often as you profess to do, ougiltl
o describe it perfectly"
''Well, gcntlcmen,' said Dow, 81 can
describe it, but | must do it briefly. Heav-
IN embraces a vast extent Of territory; the
lir is clear and wholesome, the country
smooth and level; and there isn't a Root or
l Bush in it, and there never will be-"
Democratic banner., 1847-06-07

What burns to keep a secret? Sealing
wax.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-25

IL \olllgtuis formerly ol the Engineers. Severely
wounded IN reconnaissance tuoays cre The battle If
erra Goro) Capt. larkn Smith. Sih lufan,,y. Capt
J. H. Magrnder, ls Artillery. aud Capt, +. n Page, Of
thu Stall Virginia has furnished her fair contingent in
the casualties ii ihcse bloody conflicts.
II viii be seen that Generals Pillow aud Shields. both
wounded at Cerra t,nrlo have been again Wounded
Our total loss Is set down Al 1921. Some think thl,
includes all. killed nd wounded IN the operations before
ely. We Ian hnprIt my prove 10 he sn-hnt we
sc reason 10 doubt that II reeis only 10 lass sub
seqnent 10 the resumption Of msrS. The General
Oher Of the Cpmmaador in Chlei indicates full arpc
cation of the difficulties. will MT say dangrrln
which his gallant army is placed. lie carried with linn
tnum Pnebla less III IN III sand men. AMI, tier such
hshlln. and hlrjshs. II would bo moderate caicuia
ton Say. that OF this NUMBER third pla ed
hers du combat Wcdn not behave that his
trance into tho ely. Gen Scott hid unlcr h command
6.5 " men We have no Intelligence thai would an
lholze the belief, that reinorcemen,s likely
Il reach him.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-25
TIE NEWS FROM THE ARMY.

We have at length me henlic from
little army in the city Of Mexico. The information con
tanned in another column Was issued from this Office ON
Friday night an extra The DATES are To The 2Sth
September. from tie city Of Mexico, which may he con
sdered quite late inlIigencr
There few particulars of the fighting subsequent
the arnisce. The details viii doubtless arrive in time
i,r our next The eye is frs, attracted by the list of Of
feers killed and wounded which is mourniu one, and
WILL carry anguish tomany circle. We called 10
,urn 1.-THE los of Il friend, in 1t. Col. VIM NJ Ora
ham, formerly of the 4ih Infantry, and of the few
gentlemen of tie regular army Who were promoted into
the regiments. lie ilicer Of great oXpc-
rence aud dantless courage He distinguished himself
in Forldf where he severely wounded. and .Is in
the OPP IA ions the Rio Grande. lie was native of
Prince William county, and Of three brothers, who
have had opportunity of serving with distinction lnthe
present W.T.. Nlair Twiggs, whose maine arIears
among th' killed, belonged 10 The Marine Corps.
brother Of Gen Twiggs, AMI father Of the young gen
,lrnan who was killed in the attack MAJOR l.alIy :
train Col. Ransom commanded one of the rcgi-
ments and was. we believe, from New Hampshire. Ii.
Col Scott was from Vermont. and Capt Merrill, from
Maine. II will be seen that Lieut. Co Dickinson, Of
the South Carolina Volunteers and Lieut.. Col. Mcln-
to,,. Of the 9Th Infantry (trom Georga,) and Col. BaX-
ter belonging 10 one Of the regiments. have di
Of their wounds
naacs Of Col Jyha Garland 1t. Cd. JOS T. Johnston,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-25
: | + AND DOWN THE

BALTIMORE, MARKET. Oct 2l-3 F. NJ
Flour Howard 81. Flour Is held at $3.50 SALES.
OF Ono bhIs Baltimore City Mills Flour at SC, 80 per lbl
The news by the Cambria has unsettled the market
aud has had depressing effect
" hrm Sales 10 day Of 10, MOO bushels primo red
Vile Al al 1872 cts, and lniuc white a, .ea ~ cents
per "nsheL The loh'gn news has had dcnos,lng -l
iect on the Grain market.
1onN Sales Of prime white today at GS ets prime
yellow sells at - els. per busheI.
0is Sales al Oats AT i2alG cts
Ry-Nalcs to-day Of Rye al lbs cents per bu.
u hishty- Sales ui hskcy IN barrels to day a, 80
cents ror gallon.
Proris'ons are vi bout change in any particular
Iobdcco Market qnct-tran.cIiuls quite limited
AfochS-lhe STOCK market Is dull, wllh a DOWN. ard
tendency
S"s~-lhefo Is large supply Of Sugars in frs,
hands.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-25
%Sg'''ssE

The nal Of Saturday night brough, US copous details
II the battles Of Molino d Roy and Chapurpec The
fighting such ms had not bef5re been Witnessed and
the conduct VI troops beyond all pra.e-but the
loss is dreadful.
the b,lile oftho KIM Nils o, ths Sth, G n raj
Nos division lost about 600 men in killed and wound
ed In Tho battles Of the l3,hlhe stoning of Chspul-
,epee and tho attack on the citadel Qulmans divis.
Isl 3oO. lwiggs' rs, Pillows l42, and WORMS 49,
SIS mall Worth hal scarcely thousand ulen IN this
a.io' Our etire lss since leaving PLe Ia 10 killed.
wounded and missing, Mr. Kendall sets down a, 300;
another authority given below makes it 1000. And yet
ten. Scott cnorod the valley of Mexico with an array
only a htlc exceeding 1000. What wonder, have MT
these ''ten thousand" achieved TIE Mexican accounts
representing that we any time seriously repulse1
are II II true The Mexican loss is MT definitely
iancd, hut enormous.
GENERAL ORDERS-No 2SG
Headquarters Of The .q,my.
National Palace OF Mexico, SeIt i6, lSi7S
he general IN ehlc calls nppn his brethren in arms
to rinn both IN public and private worship thanks aud
ga ndo To God tr The 81 nal ,ruuphs which III . havo
recently ach, v-d fr their country
beginning with tho l.'hoi Au ns aud ending the 4,h
'nsi, TINS n'my has calamity fought its way through
Tie helds and iors ol Contreras. San Antnio Churu
ensco Moline del Rcy, Chapuepec and the gates Of
San 'osme aud laenlmya inio Tho capital of Mexico
" hen tho Hunted numbers who have pcrf,rmed tn 80
brilliant deeds shall have bee Known void will
he a''on'Nh'd aud our own counlrynen filled with JOY
aud admiration
hui all "a nol yei done The enemy. though scatter.
cd and d'snayod has sui many fragments Of his latcar
my ho'eriag abln u.s. and aed by cAaspeaied pop
uia'oi he may again recruit IN treble numbers and fall
upon ns To advantage If We rest inactive on the security
81 past NIclsrles.
eonwcucss. vigilance AMI discipline are, therefore.
our only sccurl les Let every good officer am. man look
10 those cautions and cnl,n them upon oil others.
By CON nand If Ml Cen. Scott
II L. SCOTT, 4. A. A. G..
lhrels long list Of killed aud wounded ofi nrs, in
ad,lllon = lhnl callaned Ia anoher column.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-25

o defeat Men AMI money mus be voted lung the
"aI shall last and lavish, tho Executive may re-
quite II wouli be most unaIse III Uhig House Of
Representatives, destitute as II of the power cnntr
II malliy the policy ot the Administrator. such
cahrst rs would enable 1t aud lis friends, in the event Of
disaster la our AIMS. or the negaiaion # disadvantage
ols peace. 10 Transfer the responsibility of the defeat aud
disgrace from llsel 10 the Nhs party. Let there
be III ditlGed responsibility Ia This uattcr, that there
my he M divided censure when The day Of reckon
ing ctnlts-ihG Executive las involved us IN Wal;
anu We are 10. Il Jos d, taf as III, Wig rary
: concerned II withhold, Hhlle II lasts. tit rs
a conducting II IL successful termination. The
tNrcdtncN Z, anntNug thu niulr ~ any raft
d tie Mexican Republic To tins tulcdcIar, is not
10 b. net and determined. Mi Webster waull agu =.
Il, The fate OF Supply Bill: That question will more
property arse alter he conclusion 81 tie war. and when
treaty OF lrare shall be presented t, the Senate for rs,
ratification; and whatever be the dc gus 81 the Ad
mnlsail'n and how far socvcr II may push eonqu sts
aud whatever crssinns OF territory may finally succeed
IN obliInlng from Mexico, safely predict that
acquisition 1t Territory, whether II be confined 10 two
Three ut the Mexican provinces nr shall cmlraca The Cn
the Republic, will receive the sanction, lndsensa
bic 10 lis constitutional ratification. OF two ihrls Of the
American Senate When ever hlt ques ion sail come
briur that body, II will be imp ssble la avoid eyIde
the lssue. an as raised IN anticipation ct that event.
and pn sSed with much zeal and unanmiy by the rep
nsenia,cs from the non Save holding States. II terri
tory h. ced 10 us eff Will be made 10 ensra up
on the treaty prov forever prohibiting slavery there
IN II the ell ri succeed the treaty will e rejected hy
the votes IT S,uern Senators. II II fail, hch Is bar,
ly nss be- the Northern Senators will reject 1t. Here
ihrn. and not upon question 81 suppll,s, In the midst
Of The war is the ISSUE OF ''t,rritiy no territory
10 De met aud decided. The man # the parry HAT shall
attempt to ant cipaie that p rnd by mralNzng The arm
o The nation ~hle The var is IN Irgn will be guilty
a.'hutder," which. view o lis future consequence
may without cNaas, raun, be pronounced "a crime
We have noapprrhanson, however. that the II use
IT Remcsnativ will refuse cooperate with HE 9th
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-25
LlNCllBURG MARKET.
'oreefedfn The reek ending Frid'y. Oct. 90, 1911
By Mcdaniel 4 Lee,
Groccrs aud Commission .Nerchm


nrocc,s aud Commission Merchants,
Tobacco l.ugs-common Al 25tosl -; God s.;
- 10 s! 5oIeal-eammon 81 81; good si,s, 81
Fine shipping s. 10 Il s.; Manufacturing --s,od s, On
10 s. %; fine s. M to II 90; Stems common s. 20
81 - fine. 81 ,nS9 80
t'oo'-Sae' DUNG tho week 81, to $40; towards
the elase moro dull
Uheai- Rod 81 o. Wblte 81 %
Provisions Bacon without much change; Sales : t
s. cents; Beelel 10 3, c,nls Com Meal 65 cents.
Hemp Sales !, cents.
Becaedr % 10 % conts
Grain- Corn 5oio - cents Oats cleaned, 20 cents
Sdt Scarce, sales s. 81 10 s. Oyer sacA
y h'Aey-3l cents per gallon.
" col Commyn ~ cts saud 10 fine % to - els.
Uooi Rolls Sales 81 Gents
Cotton Yarns -Salcs - cents average number
-- No saes
Brnndy-AppIe, 10 cents per gallon; Peach mono OF
IdlloIr Scarce aud much waited and would com
mand readily ocents and perhaps Iinlc more ,ushl be
had.
Ifnscti OIL =Sales 6l cents.
Ban Iron Ss5 Ia $50 GO per ton
Batter w. l. Il to l2i cents
Lard Sales nj . cents.
Country I.Hens-low l.. Ia IL cents, Flax |
cents
Feathers Sales AT ., cts with some little demand
Bresicnr Sales - crus.
iHtr Seed NJ sales during The week.
Ginseng NJ sales.
Sugars New Orleans to- cents; Porto REQ 0 t.,
10 cents; Clarified ~ cents. loa /, : cents
teVcc-R'o $ io9t cents laeulm To 10 Java -!
Ii; Mocha %
.n"Lsscs-Wcst India 50 10 10 cts per gallon \
.. Ii - cents
Pais'"-l Lump $50 per ton Ground l.ocso s so
AID IN barrels lo,oo per ton.
2'0 $50 per bib.
Els, Hem -, No. /, s. 81 10 500; Mackcrcl
NJ. B. s.; NJ. :. 40.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-25

Col. VIM. d. Campbell. who WAS iormerly in Con-
ge~s. and lai y tie Commander Of the Isl Regiment OF
Tennessee Volunteers and such highly distinguish
hinsclf. has lusl been, by unanimous vote, elected
Judy Of the t Circuit, by the legslaureol that State,
Strange dcrelcln Of duty IN The locoocos al The Irgs
lalurc OF tennessee To vote for n Mexican Ing
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-25

We advortcd, in our last, The remarkable contras
presented b, the Wig States of Kentucky aud Tenncs
zee, aud Democratic Virginia and Aahama in tie
aacrly " tn which they respectively furnished men f r
The war The cts curious, 10 say the least of 1.-THE
Louisville Journal States in further illustration Of the
difference between sayings and doing tina, Linn B,yd's
District in Kentucky, in which the Democrats have a
large mrorly, is the only one which has failed TO rasc
company. The Governor in order To give all chance
allotted two companies, of the twenty required, each
Congressional District Mr.. Boyd's District declined
the honor Of furnishing one solitary The Journal
further states Thai, 81 the regiments then cncampcd near
Louisville, large majority Of the rank and file were
Whi,s.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-25
TIE NEWS FROM EUROPE.

TIN late arrivals Of steamers hng accounts oi further
reduction in the price Of adsiails-robahly caused
by the commercial crash in England. 1t will be seen
tina, here have been many more failures.
The Hon. Alex H. Everett, the Minister Resident
Of lhe L. s In Cana. La, laen victim To the elmaln.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-25

o.. The l. ;. Steam iriga'c Allegheny. Capt Hon
ter built NJ Puts arg, iron, aud propelled b, the Hun
ter ,ulmcrg,d Wheels. has nj last arrived IN Hampton
L ads On leaving New Orleans the yellow Fever
biokc out among htr aud forced her Ia put into
KY West in distress, where she remained five OF slN
weeks.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-25

% II we mistake not the Enquirer long since cN
pressed doubt Whether the prevail No opinion that the
late SiIaS Wright in favor # The Wmo Provisn
we'll grounded 1t. Of urse, has by this time had
It's doubts removed and, suppose, a matter of news
and political interest, viii publish the letter of this la
mented gentleman, which give to day, in which he
states his appreciation of thai amons measure in terms as
direct and emphatic as he was able to employ Tie
non d,nonnces. in lis usual bitterness Of language
Mr. w ebeter because he has lately taken occasion to
avow himself in avur Of the melSurc-hu ii SAYS not a
wotd against Mr. John Van Buren, aud the Democratic
leaders Of New York and Maine Who are almost uIan-
mously lis friends We ATE aware HAT in the Northern
States. the Nilmot Provso is surpcd by of both
parties and that ii Is lherc-lcss in the spr of taatl
clsn III an with view To political powcr-Tegardcd AS
question rising above party But if is henous offence
in Northern Wing, is it less 50 in Northern Dem
crl9 Why not mele the same denunclaron 10 all who
uphold the Pc LEY The | mon went into mourning
upon the death Of Mr. right though he was well
known to be the man upon whom the Democracy Of the
North would have rallied in support of the Wllmoi Pro-
vlso 1t makes amends, however for this mark OF respect
by abusing. co"amoe. every Wing, who thinks as Mr..
Wright did on the subject.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-25

65- ommodore Nlu"kon aud suite were ohve left
San Francisco the 25ih OF lane Tor the United States,
overland They may, therefore, he daily expected at
81 Louis Comsled're :. is an Important witness IN
the iral ii 1t CoI. Fremont, which is to commence On
the Sth Of neat month.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-25
By WIN. j. Willis.
JAMES RIVER 4 kANAWllA COMPANY

fpNlE lhifrnnlh Annual Mecunp Of tho Slockhold
rrs Of the James River y kanaNha Company will
n held at tho Capitol. / the tny oi ticanond. with
PafmIss On 81 le proper authority Monday hn 22l of
November u, orlef oi the Pres dent aud Directors.
1. O GERBERD!NG. Secretary.
Richmond. lql Oclohcr, ISL.