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GERMAN BURIAL CUSTOM.

The German ceremonial of interment is
complicated and minute, aud all persons oil
high birth arc expected to conform TO It IN
every particular. Among the rites which
precedc burial,is Que which, trying as tits can
oot fail 10 prove to tbs principal actor. must.
nevertheless, greatly tend To tranquIllSe the
n;nds ofIhe survivors. 1t is necessary that
we should describe this. For four ana twen
" hours. the corpse remains under the roof
where the death has taken place, and while
there all the affecting offices necessary to It's
hual burial are performed. This time e.
lapssd, il is carried 10 the cemetry, and laid
"a It's winding sheet, upon bed IN the III
rrr apartment of The lower stone building Ia
uhlch. in our description of the death valley
oi Nciuhurgh. we have already made allu
sion. This solitary erection consists only o.
two rooms That in which the body is dc
posted is called the Hall OF Resurrection
and contains no other furniture than the bee
ll>elf and bell rope. The end of which Is
placed IN the hand of the corpse. The cord
"a, attached to the hell which rings in tho
ucxtloom, and which is thence called ih'
Chamber of the Bell. Thus, should il DC
cur that the friends Of an individual ma,
have heen deceived, and have mistaken lerh
.,rsv for death. aud that the patient SHOULD
awake during the night. (for the body mus
,cruain all hight in this gloomy refuge :! rh'
slightest movement which he may make
necessarily rings the bell aud he obtains IN
staut help 1t is customary for the neareS
relative to keep this drcary watch ; ant
from beautiful sentiment. which must al
most reconcile the watcher To his ghostl
t,sk, his fltcd to watch there alone, that
1. L., h., calls f,.ck rho ,.l,i,tuo
and that none may share IN JOY so hol
aud 50 dcep-a JOY. moreover, so rare and s
uuhopcd for Frazcr's Magazine.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-03-30

Hon, JOHN QUINCY ADAMS return 10 his
seat in Congress, on the 18th ult., formed
the subject Of the following beautiful lines,
from thep pen of Mrs. Sigourney. We copy
Them from the last ''Intelligencer."
sa " him as he entered. Age had thinnd
The white locks clustering round his ample brow
md recent sickness chain'd him. yet he came
Still strong in spirit from his northern hills,
To the high conclavc, where he longd to be,
i Saw him, as beneath that lofty dome,
Where thronst the chosen and the gifted men:
From all our many States, he took his seat
Up like cloud, the rose, the noble heads
Were how'd before lin; and uufetterd hearts
Paid homage 10 that ''old man eloquent"
Such homage as doth honor him who gives,
As well as him who takes,
HEAVEN bless this still
Statesman and sage, of high ancestral line,
Who, with the force of far reaching mind,
Enrich'd by discipline Of .studious lore,
Hast servd thy country even from toyhoeG' S
prime,
Till norescore winters settled, ana has bone,
The highest hoaors Be thy fame her care.
And, midst her pictures for race unborn,
Be this Uprising in her Halls, TO greet
The hoary head, with priceless wisdom cIow'nd.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-03-30

~ Sesostrs led out of Egypt an army of
5n0 5Oa men, aud ovenun and wasted the
Mediterranean coast 1t is calculated that
e,ore Than Loo, 900 souls persisted ~ tins
campaign.
Semrams employed in her war cainst lie
Indians anarmy of :, OO9. O00 and Of tins num-
her only one third returned after her retreat
IIcr own loss. together with the loss oil the
Indian army is set down ut 5.OOO,OUO.
The Persian Empire. in IFS wars against
She Greeks and Scythans, lost at least 4, 0Ou,-
600 Of its subjects.
Alexander sacrificed 100000 lives; his
successors at least 2.O0O.0O0 more.
The loss of the Greeks in ware. from the
e,,I,es, accounts OF them TO their ahsoI Ptlon
,uto the Roman Empire, was not less than b
100000.
The loss by the wars which wasted Grecia-
MAGMA is rated at 100000
Loss nv the wars which established the
Roman Empire. 2,00O.OO0
DESTROYED BY the Punc wars. 3,O0O-0OO.
DESTROYED in other wars by The Romans,
100000.
Thc conquest of Spanish America cost 49,
600. 900 lives.
If,bese we have enumerated are taken with
,he carnage IN the wars OF the crusades OF
The northern nations aga nst the south; OF
the southern nations against the north OF
Europe; Of the battles of Ferdinand IN the
East. Of Napoleon. of the English IN India Of
The civil wars of the revolutions in France, IN
America. and all others were included, II will
no safe to saw that more than 36.00G,00O, 900
have perished by the ravages of war-proba
bIy seyeoty times the number oil the present
population of the globe
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-03-30

DrsrlsE NOT lives of great
men are made up of little incidents The
staely edifice is built by the union oil millions
Of grains. Despise not triies. A hair has
stranGlcd man A scratch offs pin has stop
ned The curren, of lite. The sting Of a bee
has produced more pain than blow OF 81
ant. A turning 10 the left few steps may
change the whole course Of your life. List
ening 10 the words of II scofier may ruin you.
Had not Charles / detained the vessel bound
TO New England, his head would not have
been severed from his body. and the name of
Oliver Cromwell would have found no place
IN English history. Had John Pauding, D.
Williams and Isaac Van Vert been satisfied
with an evasive answer, the liberties of our
country might have been delayed for years,
and hundreds Of lives been sacrificed. We
repeat dispise not trifes. Weigh every Thing
IN the balance of truth; look before you leap;
Judge before you decide; examine before you
determine. while every days experience tends
TO make you wiser and beuer.-P, TRIBUNE
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-03-30

The British Colonial possessions, il is now
cal J, arc to be divided into five Vice Royalties,
Upper and Lower Canada one, Nova Scotia
aud New Bruusy ick aBolhcr-West India
Islands anothcr-Australasia another, and
India another.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-03-30
SPEECH OF
MR.. SOLOMON FOOT.

OF VERMONT,
N THE CHARACTER AND OBJECTS
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Mr.. Chairman, there are other and formi-
dable gro uuds of opposition to this spirit Of
national aggrandiZemeni by territorial extern
sion. Suppose that Mexico were TO yield
her reluctant resent TO our possession OF all
the country Of which You now claim the mil
irary occupation7 With the territory you
must take its mixed and semi-barbarisn pop
uIation-a distinct and dissimilar race of peO-
ple-of different habits, and Of different Ian
guage from US, and feeling no interests in
common with us. and having no sympsihies
with US but tv bate Us. l'n could old au-
rhority over such people only by the same
force with which you conquered them Obe-
dience TO your laws and respect for your mag
istrates must be enforced at the point Of the
sword. Standing armies must be stationed
and kept around their borders, TO keep in sub
lection these scattered and turbulent people,
unused TO the restraints of law. With the
civil and military government of these new
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-26
NATURAL BRIDGE HOTEL.

N'iN' leased Tor term of years the ,,,o,.,,,.
at THIS celebrated curiosity we are ms, ,opery
!" eo'saodae visitors in style which ,yo az,
=" ~. mi'o'e WI give general satisfaction 1''P'ss1
ms place is accessible from, Al, ,.in,s L. r..
speedy lines Communicating over osd rc, s' ~ ana
@ 'niters "i Mountain scenery tho rarns,
" ,u'h Wow oil aay her road in the mi;
mere are IN weekly stages which lrrsLf,.; 49,.
a. his place, from lynehbag CbarIo,,es; ano d'ns
en-N ME sulphur Spriups--and FINN So m
ineaSe; IA myers travelling her WV s -, Wa
lowed sufficient ti'ne Ia the Brdoe oe'i-
hn mousse Is now belng newly furnished ,,h;.. n,
aoa greatly 10 The cpntprr oi visitors n, ,l;s - VIII
10 parties ul pleasure we would pauicl,,ts ~. -.
we nave employed excellent music far M, s~y' ma.
We assure them that VT viii do our ulns =. "' ana
up ~ thls place most agreeable ''''o' :
ihuse VINO visit the Mountains fur ,lo L,,
ga, accommodate by the day. week or month "' No
Having The Phros lime stone water and
nous 10 onlphnr Spring. of which we have s'"s
naNig JUST erected SHOWER BATuwe tb,nl o. -, '',e
W. 'ot'enI 10 spend few weeks viii, na ~
neanB 'hsi W many Instances. their STAY in H. $50
ousaNo 10 h'ollh as any ofthe Mineral Na,e,s - vi"
''nl SER" isdlt superior and we co II i - ,,,
nosl asdi0u. s'' ''''S'acuon 10 the
July 26--wls 'n y haiNE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-26
MI. W alker' S plan :
w AR STEAMERS
Not all The ports.

Congress last session authorized the construction o,
iour war steamers, two of 210O TONS and two of lGO
tons each Oithe larger class one is 10 be built at Nor
'ok lana he other at PhIlade phla OF the second class
one al New York, aud the Other n, Portsmouth. n II
OF 'fe strictly speaking k''erey in Maine All of them
eNcep' one OF The second class which is have screw
are TO be fitted with side wheels
MIST we build the finest merchant ships in the world
we nave 'o' heP' pace win other nation. III going
steamers. The mail packet Washington may be consul
ered as moriylng failure, drawing much water and
not having speed enough is to be hoped the steamers
no" to be bul Tor the Naval SERVICE viii do credit 10
the country.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-26

We have not room tod for letter. Published in the
Baltimore Patriot, upon the subject Of General Tay
Iris politics The letter is in itself interesting but
derives no little Importance from the fact, which is stated
by the intelligent and accurate Washington correspondent
Of the n. Journal of Commerce, that it is from the
pen of Col BALE S. PEYroN, aud addressed to the
Hon. Dixon II Lewis, Of Alabama, in answer to en-
qulres from that gentleman in regard to Gen. Tayor's
p,litics. The correspondent further states that MIR
Lewis was peri city satisfied with the exposition given
of his political views Southern statesmen, with whom
Mr. Lewis has hitherto cordially acted, have enrolled
themselves under the banner of old Rough anu Ready
and we nothing improbable in the statement Of the
respondent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-26
TO .MANUF.lCTURERS or, .aND DEALERS
IN, TOB7CCO, SHIPPING TO
.SEU ORLEANS

m HE great reduction that has taken place in the
i price Of Manufactured Tobacco, in the New Or
leans market for the Iasi two years. is very apparent
and must be known TO all who have shipped 10 this mar
ket. The object now is 10 manufacture such loblccoes
as will suit the uade. 1t is lamenable truth that To
haccoes that two years ago Commanded 80, 40 and 80
c-nis, be purchased al . ID and 20 cents; and
that large lots OF any Tobnccoos 20 be
sold The sales OF the present have been Of o. T.
and 10 cent Iobaccoes, and but a small portion 20,
30 or 40 cents. So low, indeed, have To5accoes been
sold, that large quantities have been sold auction for
cash al near the private prices Of low grade 1olaccOes
and has had such tendency to encourage Public Sales,
that the greater portion Of Tobacco shipped New Or
leans hereafter, be sold (and think 10 advantage
at Auction Trade Sales. For these kind Of Iobaccoes
Co. and 10 cents little II, and 20 cents
solicit consgnmens. believing can render satisfaction.
Those who may 10 open correspondence about he
particulars of the trade here TERMS insurance and other
matters pertaining hereol should be most happy give
all information in my power 10, either regards sales
at auction private sales. shall have tobacco Trade
Sales semi-monthly.
THOMAS b, WIN-TON.
New ORLEAHs, Jul, rs, le47--l2tif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-26
lie RfFNIE.

SIT Walker has written to correspondent in Miss.
sending him comparative statement Of the pcein,s
'"sef 'e 'a OF ~ aud that Of 10. fr the ner;.d Of
SIEVE" months and ten days by which it appears tina, one
milton and our thousand dollars is the excess in favor d
'e new SYSTEM aud that il the duties accrn,ng ,,or
NJ new warehoisng law be added, the excess will h
ao'"' one and half million We are Glad /, find he,
no 'aili'g OIL in the revenue-.rhe yoyernue,, viii
"an' all The money ii gc,--but we do no, recei,,
s as conclusive IN regard the superiority of the new
''e od ianh as one Of more revenue. The las, year
VI "' Oh farm dd not yield. by million, as much as
WV p'''eeu''s oho-and 1t Is obvious tina, our late enor
MUS eAp''''nohs OF breadstufs, and the hieh price
""''' ''' commanded have led to unusually large i'm
po'.''''s' say nothing of the quantity of goods
were "e'o taek to be entered under the new Ia
fh II is apparent that the experiment, of seven months
vi even oil Whole year, will suffice to establish the
superiority of Nh Walkers n,,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-26
LlACH3uRG MARKET,
he 'eeeh eaiing fidag, Juiy %, ISL
Bs Mcdaniel 4 Lee,

hfoeers aud Commission .lif1chauiM
'oeaero-Weqnute New I.ucs-lnicror 80 cents t
~ common =, to e.5o; l.caf Tobacco inferior
: "a 10 80 'ommo" 400 u 800 shipping. 100 t
-, - "'nah'eihling. good 900 Ia 6on; Fine, 800 +
'',u9 STEMS common Loo; good - 10 900
.'as downward tendency and M disposition
''e- We hear at but one sale which wa ST so Il
ava, 80. inspected this week.. 10 barrels
"fn'-hei ~ cents Unlte - cents
cleaned ''''' w VIZ ~
Cotton iars -S,les At Is 10 - o,s
1ato,c-No sales
B'""dg-Apple. 10 cents per gallon; Peach non, of
t,rng.
Hhfshcy->ales 80 10 a3i cent, per gallon.
Liise.d oa-Ne salos.
" oot-No sales De quote ls value. 9, u,mon qo
Supero % cents.
Hool Rolls Nome Offering.
ffors"a Bleon eon,m res dull with occasional
sl'S at cents; Reel3 10 cent. Corn Meal 60 cents
per bushc.
ho,-lar lron--ts9.eo per ton; Ply lion. l,m s25
to SIS per ton
6atto-A very lighl stock and primo Butter much
wanted.
Lard-Nn Salro.
o'mi'y liacs l2l 10 IS cents Fla. sKi
cents.
PARTNERSHIPS AT p els. with som. little demand
hees'r"F-N No salts under II ccuts Yet We obscry.
decline in other markets
fiar Seed No sales during the week
"iSe"g No recent sales. hui the article has adyan
ecu IN olh'F markets, and higher Rates can bo obtained
lete.
Sug@s-New Orleans, 81 10 olels. Porto Rico 81
IL III cts: II - / - A.
~ els. Loaf T. 10 Is cents.
C'ffe-Rio - to9i cents; Ioguira to 10 Java II
10 II. Mocha 20
'Noleses--Wcst India 50 10 40 cts per gallon n
O. 10 To 30 cents
S@t-NoI plenly-we quote at s2l2l to 2,25 per
sack
Ilaistcr-Lnmp, 81 90 per TOM Ground-l.ooso 80.
AID IN barrels 1000 per ton.
Wo'-$},5o per bib.
Iidmp- Sales nj cents
Fish lIerriogs. NJ l. s. 50 10 90 Mack,rel
No. :. s.: No. $50
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-26
j ANll.S r \ K IANAI

'eaFn nom the Richmond papers. that Mr. E,,oo
'''' "'S obtained the contract for building all ,hq
''''S ABOVE L'nchburg, and that our fellow eitiyo, A.
james i'o'an IS 10 build several locks. colyefls g.. H.,
tween The guard lock a, korshaws and the o,,,,, n,
''le miles above thai point. The residue If I'm, wi
VIII 'e let about the lei of October The B,,nI Of N
III meet IN this place 30h September. by
"h''h tune the plans of,he tide water ,,, -
" '"a'''fea' The President Engineer and some of,L.
directors VIII examine the Company works rt,,, ,,.
"s'"n 10 roal Pleasant and the 2ltb September as
se'0le al North River and proceed to examine Tho lin
down TO Lynehb r.. ''' '''''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-26
AI.AB AM 4.

GOV. Marin, who was set aside by the Democratic
Convention, announced himself candidate for reeec
ton : and canvassed Tor some time. He has. however
retired and left the field Mr.. Chapman, the Demo
cratic nominee, lately member Of Congress "a native Of
Virginia and Cap. Nicholas Davis, the Wing cand
date We have not much hope OF the election Of the
later--but the Wing journals to consider it by ne
improbable and doing battle for him mantuly
The election takes place this day week.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-26

w he Battalion OF ' olonteers raised in Washing
10" 'nd Baltimore harles Lee ones and of theeo
'''o "' which he was deprived IN the must Outrageous
manner by the Secretary Of Wan aud the President,
10 be Increased 10 a regiment to he formed of infantry
artillery and mounted MISUNDERSTANDING thus snm.lhing
like Legion I'm the organization Of this force s,,s
the Union, The President las. from the L,oinuo. +,
ken deep and almost pareual interest" In sy,n,,h,
WITH The 'paternal INTEREST," felt BY the Pr,s,d,,,
hope Col Hughes will call his regimen, the
Own i'esdsn' 5
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-26
WILLIAM w. WARD.
OBITUARY..
From The .Ibingion Fireman.

from ne .fbngd0n Ugnlidn.
We have been favored with the perusa Of letter from
Monterey. dated The 18th ofJune, which CONVEYS The
melancholy intelligence Of the death Of Mr. A. g. Nc
CoRKLE, one OF the young gentlemen who took such an
active part In getting mp company in Washington coun
ty hat winter, and who after the company was rejected
by Gov. Smith, proceeded Richmond and olned Capt
Alburtls as private
Mr.. McCoRKLE, we believe, was a native Of Rock
bridge county, Va, aud was mt the time tho war Drf
broke out In this region student of Emory 4 Henry
College, where as well in this village he had many
and devoted friends. Possessed Of more than or
binary talent, and an amabe disposition he could have
adorned almost any station, but his highest ambition was
to ''do the State some service IN the tenedfeh With
this object IN view, he sacrificed, nj on what deemed
his country s altar the promise 81 an gatheed harvest
OF glory, tore himself from the halls of science the in
Gle of class mates and friends aud now without the priv
llege OF striking once for the nsluti,as he honJred he
sleeps in stranger land.
lie died III the city Of Monterey ON the sth Of June
of inflammation Of The bowels after about one months i'll
ness.
II his relatives should this rotice and desire the
transmission Of his remains his own country they car
get any information upon the subject by addressing Mr.
VIM. w. Dunn, Monterey Mexico.
Did in Bedford county. the morning of the lGtl
inst. MILDRED CATn,R1Nr RAMsr, daughter of Simol
and Nancy Ramsey aged years and Il days.
% Rcputiican will copy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-26
SANDS SARSApARlII.A

n
The following interesting ease is presented and III. rc,a.r
invited 10 Its careful pensa Comment on such evidence ia
unnecessary
=, EAsr PopLrNEY, VI Aug . isis.
Me SIS sand the Spring Of 1911 had the ty us letter
WIN "heh suffered the most intense pain and when 70,
covered from that attacked with the spinal coplsnt
ana hhamed sore hoat. This continued until June slJ,
"he my throat aud lungs liberated attended with severe
'ongh and my lace covered with scrofuos soc a-
ho' "'seor what suffered Tor five years three whic,
was confined To my bed and could moi sit up all During II
peioi received no benefit from the various OF
different and had nearly given up hopes Of ever
nee any better AT this time induced your Sar-
ps nom hs may remarkable cures il had performed and
strange may appear the tboe effected seisibc chan rc
~ continuing its health has much improves that
can NOW not only SIT up hut walk and FULLY believe with
Inc blessing OF Prov denee that IT will effect perfect chre.
Yours very truly,
ADEiINE STANLEY
Prepared aud sold by A. Is & ID. Sands, Druggists, 100
Fulton street, New York.
Sold also by David r. LYMAN and by Druggists generally
thrnugh bout the United States.
Price u per bottle Six bottlcs iof five dollars.
July i5-u ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-26

ave heard two distinguished military officers say to
day-the one, that Gen. scott have 10000 effective
forces. excluding hsgarsons and the sick counting the
attachments of Generals { adwaader and Pillow and
not counting the detachment OF Gen. Pierce and the ma
rncs and the other troops that route for his camp
the other officer stated that from all the elements Of cal
culaon that in his possession, Gen Scott ms have
under his eagles near 5000 without counting the sick
the garrisons. and the troops en- route.
1t then copies the statement Of the n, o. Bulletin
grossly inflated showed ii to be in oi ast-to the
effect that, somewhere about this time, when all the re-
nfurcemsuis got up and he joined by the garrison
Jalapa he would find hselfal the head of II 600 men
Pueba, with a sold er nearer him than Vera Cruz
where there's only small garrison. Wien we recol
ec that the Union announced, in the most confident and
caihedra manner, that, by the st July, Gen Scott
would have 20 900 men. this is remarkable barking
out. The Union longer relies upon the Adjutant
Generals returns u, upon the conecua opinion of dis
tinguished military officers" The official goes on to
say that besides these cinrcrmcns there are trooIs
constantly route for Gen Scott as, for example, the
following which noticed in this evening New Or
] ans mail.
Items given announcing the arrival at New Or
leans Of the 4h Ohio Regiment Of volune,rs. ard of
company Of the lih Infantry all of which, ii has alrea
DIV been announced. destined reinforce Gen Iay
lr aud Gen. Scott and have sailed as announced
in the same paper, for the Rio Grande The arrival
Col. Germans new regiment of Indiana Volunteers il
also announced--but the paragraph states that it ha,
sailed for tho Brazos
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-26
Up AND DOU'N TIE CANAL


BALTIMORE MARKETS, July PIP. NJ
Eom-1he receipts Of Flour are very Ii ned. and
he market stll alnrng under lie depressing Influence Of
The last foreign There have been small sales
the rates quoted yesterday 49, but holders general
ly ask s. %, Al which there no sales.
Grdln-The receipts small but We renew rates
II Yesterday which in view OF the lneagre stock, may
BE- regarded in great degree nominal. Small sales Of
new at 9Salo5 for good 10 prime reds, and l05al 10 for
white. Corn is dull The quotations. nearly nominal
are Gla63c. for white and yellow The receipts of Corn
Of other kinds OF GRAIN very small Oats 3ia35c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-26

Xk EDlClNES, " ines Cordials Brushes Guns and
WI Pistols, Segars. Dry Pants, SnufTs Chewing To.
bacco Surgeons and Dentists Instruments Spices Wa
Coors, Shop Furniture Walls, Two sets Soda W aer
Apparatus, and general assortment Of articles in the
Druggists and Apolhecarys line, lol sale, and in order
10 close the sale OF me entire stock quickly as possible
at retail in bills The whole stock together purchasers
will be offered good bargains be had in any mar
ke Howell DAVIES AGENT
July l9-ts for Trustee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-26

Ihe Union has great deal to say about "no party
ISM" 1t Is evidently aarmedat the nruads which Taylor
is making in the Democratic ranks 1t is ingenious but
sophlscal-aiid ito arguments will have but little effect
upon the Southern Democracy, large portion of which
is determined to support Cen Ta,lot Wing though he
be.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-26
BACON n LARD.

4 HAVE in store.
100 thousand pounds Baeon,
l3D Kegs No | Lard
Wr bought sometime since on speculation and ms ,bs
'ts"'h iof wanting these articles is now Al hand vi,
''n q, me wagon price by the quantity Those in wan,
"',d 20 wei, 10 give mo call before purchasing
---.---=z2- = w, r. VOTING
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-26
RICHMOND MARKETS. July -. 1877.

1ofdcso inspections small no change in prices. -
We quote lugs at 81 30 10 $50. Common Leaf S.
sli.25.
fiWo-No sales this day.
Ter 81.
'ei7!-sales a, 10 cents price nominal--nothing do
ing
" heat oim-l'ran 20 cts; Shorts 30