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City Daguerrean Gallery.
j. w. C. MORRISON,

IT his old rooms, four doors North of the Elliot
n House. Front ST., continues to furnish pictures in
the hest style of the art and unsurpassed by any i'll
the country.
Nh Morrison would invite the public to call and ex-
anime specimens of his work, among which may be
found many familiar faces, depicted with the utmost
trnthfulness and beauty.
Pictures taken of sick and deceased persons by leav-
ing orders at his rooms.
Views of Buildings and Landscapes taken, without
being reversed.
Bath, August 81, le47. 24od45wtf
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i, Browns Cough Lozenges.

TINES Lozenges the best, safest, and most ef
L fectnal remedy now in use for Colds, Cout hF,
Consumption, Asthma, Quinsy, Influenza, and a'
Pulmonary affections atte nded with tghtness of t1r
chest spnting of blood, pain IN the side, loss ofsee,
weakness, &c. The receipt has been highly approx"
ed, and they are daily recommended ny many OF our
most distinguished physicians, who speak OF them in
the highest terms of praise.
A. G. PAGE, Agent for Bath.
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A FIRST RATE article oflcle of Sage can be found
n at The Centre ST. Market, Garner of Centre
and Water streets. Oct 10
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CLOTH DRESSING

AT THE BRUNSWICK WoOLLEN FACTORY.
TIME Subscribers have made arrangements with
i MIR. DANIEL LARABEE, and Messrs PALMER
4 LEDYARD, of Bath, to receive CLOTH Intended 10
be dressed and all Cloth left at their stores WI! he
TAKEN dressed, and returned, without charge Tor
Aaencv WRITTEN & MEDER
az Wanted at their Mill in Brunswick q, OoC lbs
WIZ, in eychanre for Cloth or Cash. w. Il NJ.
Az 10 lsa7 eowtf-44
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N r.
DEAR Sin:
The apparently general feeling against the use Of
awning posts upon the edge Of the pavements In Broad
way prevails only it's my sincere belief among the
dissatisfied portion of our community, who
tinuay seeking some reform which invariably results
contrary the tenor of their arguments becomes
Of increased dpeasure instead Of presenting the
advantages proposed The experience Of the last few
days has proven to those doing business Broadway
the result Of the condemnation and removal Of their
awnings and awning posts by no means, however, Its
Heretofore and while the broad awnings spread
the very curbstone, during the warmes weather
all business was brisk especially during the forenoon
but since the removal Of these posts and awnings til
traffic in Broadway during those hours has perceptiby
decreased. And why! Because the broad awnings no
longer shelter the whole pavement from the scorchng
colonnadc within which our ladies may promenade In
comfort but leave the whole exposed and II In not
possible for the hardest Of them to endure the intense
heat Of the agstones at and therefore
compelled to forsake Broadway, and seek the more
shaded streets stay at home hence the decline in
business and the injury Of the interests Of vast
Ter.
1t may be asked why stretch your awnings on iron
frame work, projecting from the house! To such
would answer that great weight Of iron, projecting
so far, would become as motive on the long of
lever and although the fulcrum (Which Is answered by
the lower BARI offers sufficient resistance yet tho hold
which the upper or suspending bar has Is very made
quate to oppose the outward and downward Of
the entire mass The hold, too, Is, at best, but few
inches in wall, not unfrequenty Of soft brick and,
therefore, absolutely dangerous. ~
petition, signed by nearly every one of those who
and will be presented to the Board at the next meeting
Of the Common Council, praying for ordinance BY
which they might be allowed to erect uniform awning
post Of iron similar to the lamp posts used In said
street, but Of less diameter from which they could
stretch their awnings heretofore and to form
u continuous covered colonnAde.
number Of subscribers, at whose instance write and
- D.
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The Warrington.
forth thou mighty craft and oar Atantiois bvinv

Go forth thou mighty craft and DER Atlan1es briny
Bear on the stars and stripes of Liberty;
Beat with thy wings Of iron the rolling deep,
And rouse the old world from its Morphsan Asdp
Teach them that in her infancy,
Columbia's genius can command the sea-
Plough on and for the guardian Of thy PROV,
Bear Warrington the father Of the brave and free
He too did breast the angry, raging blast,
And scared yet higher when the storm had passed
So mayst thou freed from harm s'er be
Columba's sons bear DER the sea-
Bear peace and Joy to all, and never may
Thy giant form in battles suphrous folds be wrsathsA
Fen bid the fAmishod hosts Of Europe como,
And in the land Of promise End a home.
Through crcling ages and till time shall end,
Columba's soil the olive branch" win send.
Her figure head
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FIRE IN KINGSTON, CANApA.--A lire was raging
at Kingston, at the last advices, on the after
noon Of the st inst The extensive warehouse Of John
n 0rear, containing In the store and on the dock,
400 barrels OF -four, dostroyed-the hour
much damaged. The loss was estimated at EIo,ooo or
$4,000
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Affairs IN NEW HAMPsHiRE.-The Legislature Of
New Hampshire commenced its session the Sd inst.
In convention of the two branches the vacancies In
the Senate filed by the election of James Drake
No 5, Ralph E Tenney Of No 7, and Frederic Boydsn
of No O. all Locofocos Of Mr.. Lane, Of the &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-07

THE TREASURY OF KNOWLEDGE, AND LIBRARY OF RE-
FERENCE, in vols. New York, James Conner & Son
We hail the appearance Of edition of this popular
work. which has been for some time out Of print with
great pleasure II Is difcut to any work In the
language containing any thing like the amount OF infor
nation Of tho most useful character to be found
densed In these three duodecmo volumes. A glance at
the contents will convince those who unacquanted
with the book Of the truth Of assertion The first
volume contains an English Grammar, by Good Brown
an English Dictionary with the purals Of verbal
distinctions and other pecuares, by Lyman Cobb; to
which are added large collection Of maxims and pro-
' pistonsrv;of Law Terms edited By distinguished
member of the New York bar. The second volume
commences with new Universal Gazetteer by Edwin
Williams, author Of the New York Annual Register,
tho Statcsman's Manual, and other popular works
In this edition, MIR. Williams has made numerous
been made to add to the former ono all the
names OF places, &c. contained In McCuiiochs
large Geographical Dictionary and consequently this
lished in small compass There are also 70 pages OF
valuable tables Of population canals rarosds battles
fought in North America &C. and here the most re-
cent information on Mexico California Texas, Oregon,
Sc Following the Gazetteer, we md In the same vo-
lume dictionary Of chronology and history and clas-
The third volume opens with the celebrated collection
by Sir Richard Phillips, called Wilton OF Facts"
uprising an immense amount OF information In the
and subjects Of constant interest," and
ranged In an entertaining manner and style Numer.
ous additions we're made TO this department OF the
VIC, Inv the late Col samuel l.. Knapp, whose memory
ia dear to many OF the friends Of literature among
To Col Knapp we also indebted for the remanin
nspes in this volume consisting of sketches Of the lite
rary history Of the Jews, history Of American tsra-
ture and numerous original articles OF American bio
grapby comprisng the lives OF the most distinguished
names history and large proportion of the in
formation respecting whom Is nowhere else 10 be found
Such arc the three volumes offered TO the public,
averaging over $50 pages each but printed although
in clear and handsome style, that the whole work
may DO said to contain as much matter as is usnay to
be found In hteen or twenty duodecuo volumes Thus
this information 10 brought In condensed and cheap
form within the OF all purchasers Of books for the
Of Offices, families school libraries, and II must
command an extensive sale its intrinsic
merit becomes known to the people, wherever the Eng
lish language is spoken.
ELIHu GEgR, No. state street Hartford has publish
cd City Directory Of that place for the year 1871 which
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Awning Posts In Broadway.
. En,ro. or rur N v Hrp.,c

= Her figure head.
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and the committee accordingly reported resolve that
Jared w. Williams having received majority Of all the
votes cast duly and constitutonay elected Governor
that State for tho ensuing political year. which was
passed.
Jared w Williams the new Governor took the oath Of
ONCE and delivered address, of which give sy-
nopsis.
him. congratulates the Legislature and the people
the condition Of the State and said that the
nish subjects requiring the attention Of the Legislature
Among them the right of free suffrage should be pro-
tected and enactments for removing all opportunities
for political corruption should be passed He
mended particularly the attention of the Legislature
to the common school system, which should be
making tho necessary appropriations for the relief Of
the deaf and dumb The militia system, he thought
should be promoted On this subject he says In re-
public we'll organised disciplined militia infuses
necessary military spirit among the people, gives syse
matte and efficient direction to their physical force and
makes their citizen soldiers capable Of resisting tyranny
and oppression, and of rcpeling invasion"
He recommends continuance Of reservation to flu
tureLegsatures repeal acts Of incorporation whenever
the public good required It, In time past this principle
has worked WELL and in his opinion It should be carried
system by the national government he this great
financial far from destroying tho currency
and banking institutions, as was predicted has by
paratng these institutions from the transactions Of Go
vernment, restored the treasury to constitutional adj
mnistration and established q sound currency. He
also speaks favorably Of the tariff Of 1916. The
with Mexico received consideration. He defends
the policy of the administration in regard to It, and de-
MES that 1t has any connection with slavery In regard
to Southern slavery he says the great moral political
and social evils resulting from 1t should be removed
far possible without violating the principles Of the
constitution At the time Is mperous duty
to abide faithfully by the compromises Of that sacred in
strumcnt and cherish the Union, which dest
n.y. hopes and prosperity rsternai affection as
the only rock Of safety Slavery Is indeed opposed to
free institutions, and injurious to the highest in
terests Of the nation and duty to republican
institutions and to the honor and glory Of the country
requires to all honorable and lawful means to pre-
ts further extension In conclusion he spoke Of
the Wlmot provso which he says has received hearty
response in every part Of the country
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ITO THE PUBLIC-Give my articles trial and Judge 70
yourselves them ell to be repre- sented II
money refunded. j.
MY EAU LUsTRAL HAIR RESTORATIVE.


youEeye warrant them oil to be As represented or the
ny EAU LUsTRAL HAIR RESTORATIVE. '
This universally approved and admired article, free from
all ardent spirits pungsnt ess.na oil and othsr desrucys
bright and mpa the decate fragrance OF ,hs Howe
Hair washed with this extract becomes psasnGy so
and luxar,sn, in Is growth and will posiuvsly bring
improper preparations. .oon be ,orsd il, naup color
snS s..% By p i. the . Ei IN
II the skin the head dsndruf and for prevent
'nE the falling q Of the hair and turning grey H.,
alone which produces ali that calls AID
sale by Jules Haul Chemist and P.fume. .delphia Sold
wholesale and retail By p saND sn DruSE,ms. i@
way; AID At retail Of AT Arsult as Broadway Jae-
qurnod. AIS Broadway, New York je 23oter
ULUE LICK WATERe-Tbe subscribers have received
dss. and ssG FROM % Sas ir ru supply S q The
they respectfully offer for SALE wholesale
aud retail at No 25I wall street.
Away. IN store fresh from the Springs Congress, Psyiion
"a al of which are Carefully Pvt up Tor .kppus and ds
"''''' NY ' s.. bELxf + n ~ sx w.a.s
mv,o Successors 70 VIM F. " GyssA 'isrcii ..E.
IN SUMMER HATs--Ecoaomy aud Fsshion----R0
&BERTSON. Of the Phenir Hat and Cap Ms9ufsetory
a g. Fuos mo- es o oon ~c.s ann
been 70 produce superior articles the lowest possible es
has introduced his syle Of Hats consisting Of bean
which has hitherto given such universal nssmueh
prevents the rerspaton from staining the ogsde OF inc
mn IN ssa
e the price Of his Pearl Hats q y ~ po manu-. n
''c'ure" to produce better "'e WI Ne RosERTsoN
j. rLUNKETT, ma "'''
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IN want Of s.s s.n ip Country sea,sTS Market
wishing .lossiioa il the nexhSofhoG$ q New York
Bs ws 'f
s9 ::
'n'''''''' F GoGv TsSSsass KAgg oRRIs
o., ,,,. wALTEE RgTNEEFSE6
;xsxe TO EOREIGN GENTLEMEN arriving in the
SaSa;, or S0q
land acres which highest state
yation prGdncing wheat Indian corn and hay equal
I g. with q ne
ON the GIVING
recommendation family Of twenty persons The plea
vsn
for
%h %s s Ass:s ,"s ~s tie s
and .1aaibo; passing ihs morning and evening.
the immediate vicinity are Episcopal Lutheran and Pres
FSsb.f ds's%pen i, all person. wishing to
be aided that hsaq and
may to SE0
VIZ tn. Greatest Attracion Ye.aS BUN Finehs:, with
from ,ss ssissssd sris. TIL. Va.
any Hchy sasbied to offer ."''''''A 20
Archy .stes This opportunity 70 appli.e bis friends dis
lance in snticpation Of this importation that they make
consequence of the limits Of his old establishment,
Spanels, Pointers Fancy
.;s::s paid vi" 4 aRE Es rs" ss ss.
jc13Dtsr
go BIRDS, DOGS AND PONIEs.-ATTKACTION.
AhCHET No. John g s,rss s' where natures 9?" song
the to Ss The TO DC from
and vss, Il bSs
also shetland Ponies, &s. &c; &c. 80 80
s.'S $:; meet wit, prompt
n d. Four Isle oil Sky Terriers imported expressly
xs-e LOT OF M0CKINd BIRDs-only bird is worth
cage room and sweeps all kind bird species song away
- Al;o very ans collection. Long Breed Canary Birds.
en- TO be seen at ''' BOwsly. bswss q rpd ib
1Nniom. her friends. snd strangers whiting The city
'iis%'s s'Sst wsss
e.: sh; asa % s sss
& Ms
wi" DO well call ''s .. .ii S.ss:: g.,
Ten good Mliiuen wanted at the above establishment
~ Watches at wholesale only.-Louis Ferret, No
GX Swiss offers the trade most complete
Of Swiss Watches OF description OF this
Spring Country merchants and dealers in general
purchasing elsewhere. aso liner
a. L. WALSH < BROTHERS French Boot Makers No
Ann street. New York French Calf Boots Of the latest
ISL fine French Calf Boots So So usually s.. Patent
Leather Boots 81 usually sold for $40 Also Congress Boo
with patent springs Cent? CATERS shoes and slippers
constantly on hand and made order the shortest notice.
Repa'rinT' &c. done in the ,sSrsi ar .. nporvvps
my23 3otsr No. Ann street.
YOUNG 4 JONES, 4 Ann street, are selling hne
French calf boots at 81 So equal any sold in this city
Tor So or 81 Fine French boots 50 So usually S. Best
FRENCH patent leather boots ST. equal those USUALLY sold
AT ~ ana x0 great assortment Of Shoes CATERS slip
goods warranted to give satisfaction Mending &C. in
the store flease call and examine stock.
ms s0t-rc YOUNG JONES' Ann ST., near Broadway
- NEW FRENCH BOOT sTORE-The latest Paris
style Of French Calf Sewed Boots for 81 So equal
those usually sold for s. and ST. fine French
3o city made equal to those usually sold for ST.
Also Congress Boots with patent springs; Boots, Shoes.
shortest naice hending &c done in the
Fulton and Nassau Streets opposite the Herald Office York
A PUBLIC HOUSE FOR sALE.-The bar fixtures fur.
niture and lease OF public house. on the Europe
plan and one the ee;t ocs,on IL the city the h.v
No. 81 Park Row, New York. les iltsro
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LANES PATENT PORTRAIT f. BATHING TUB and
Shower Bath connected-A splendid
emen ABOUT ht,ng up tner country resdences would do
general Of bathing tubs shower baths and baths
wholesale and retail CHARLES KANE,
je5 30tsrc 377 Bowery, N. Y.
7,HAvEI+INg TRUNKsm;,I-JoHN CATTNACH.
Trunk Manufacturer No. Wall street, Broad
way has hand and constantly makipgn good
Trunks valses Carpet Bags and Satches wholesale and
retail.
Also superior article Of sole leather Trunks suitable for
American European travel and Pomantesus for the french
Male Poste. . go
Orders for West Indies, South America &C. filled with
despatch. JED 3oerc
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THE NEW YORK HERALD
ESTABLISHMENT,
Korth-wsst corner OF Fulton and Nassau sts.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT. PROPRIETOR.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THOUSAND.


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THOUSAND.
DAILY HERALD-Evsy day. Price cents per eopy-s'
&EET OK cent?
s.sn Fas:
SS on &: md
sfss
msaar The Proprietor viii be responsible that
PRINTiSO Of ell kinds executed beautifully and with
All letter.. or copmuncsIiGn' BY mail sddre.:d % The
auetsd from the snb.crinfos rsnitisd.
"a TO tETwT III Greenwich THEATRE AND
Il could "a aow to :o oS. on Of Ss s .
s asv IN the United STATES sTs month. da
je5 7tsrc No 70 Broad street.
1sA FURNIsHED Roo o TO LET;.Thres upper
he i fEs M sssa BsS
VIZ Ss
"a Y0NKEss y ssIs
ssa Thu Rive: Ss a%
ssa1s aSs: % feet
Zee, length all nearly and in complete order There
r. .:
. s:af' ssHi o. *: .'sS depot
or: ply
@ ss Ss Hs s ss af% stages also run daily IN con-
For terms apply 70 William KenEer, at the Williams
6urgh ferry at the foot of Delaney street, or The
Eva PRODUCTIVE PROPERTY IN HILADELPHIA
'as sne i' %
f .sa fsss Ss% Yef
~ ,, BEEKM,AN HOUSE No. So Beskman street late
.es
Rs Of are II:
eeta CALI thirty .ss oasns
% w d ss s s0 III
"a sns served up every day osffG WILSON
A The proprietor inform Ri. friends and public
this establishment the last He erect
saaSa s s % Of re
intended for on they Of comtorta
generally denomnaed single rooms in the various
watering places throughout the country. 49,
wishing engage for the Letters addressed
him the City Hotel Broadway will receive immediate at
steamboat between New York and New Brighton
From New Brighton and II A. M, and and $40 M
From RON J Pier No Moth River New YoTa.Ass and u
viii BE- isblisSed a. the season advances
The Pavilion is now ready for the reception IF Company
E newly constructed Hotel nearly finished situated in
Commanding beautiful view Of the River st. lawrence the
81 IN d The he is
class that presents itself to tourists The building Of
viii Be iound the
sys sai.h%ent ncaang spseoq. Dining Room paOr
other requisite 81 Domestic Comfort D'' rooms every
E S Nav IS : apply the DregTff2HfA M DOW
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A PUBLIC HOUSE FOR sALE.-!The bar fixtures, fur.
niture and lease OF public house. kept on Europes
plan and one Of the best locations in the city
other business which requires attention induce him
10 sale Apply peronay or by ettsy 10 H. Wshsr
No. 81 Park Row, New York. ie3 iitsro
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NEW YORK. MONDAY MORNING. JUNE T. 1s47.

Cemmfssories toith the Bank Of Major
l. Alfred Boyd 4 Richard Roman
2. alexander +. Morrison 8. Frederick A Churchill
8. Brookens Campbell
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-22
& w LITERARY MESSENGER.

Tho TebruaIy numbor Of lhs vol cs'aIIshcd pcri1d
,c,l has tuly Just come to hand. Ii cpcus with sone
chapters Of History Of Virginia. which has lccn fer
sIne time in hand, ~ CHARLES CAMPBLLr Esq. Of
pelersturg-a gentleman dfne literary abilities great
research, and enthusiastic love for the antiquities ct his
,,ye Stae-in regard to all # which he may STYLED
:. rouny Mortality" We infer that the whole Of the
v,rs is to sppear the Messenger mode of publica
ton which, we hope viii not prevent its appearing al
forwards in the form d separate volume The Review
.{T,Mos We thinh fgpanl. and ly no means Just or
apIrecialing There is interesting rcn,nisccncc Of
The late entitled The last battle < death of oran
which we had the pleasure Of perusing, time since
IN Ms We do not suppose we shall commit any breach
Of poprety ly saying that the initials # It's Signature
/ {. stand fJr Gen. LESLIE Comics, ofkentucky
We annex list Of the contents If the number before
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Correspondence of the EirciEian
RICHMOND. Fcbrua

-, :, 49,
Inc eSi.isi'h q Tue ealleTs Oh Inc mon ron the
hor q INC o'hai'' has produced mEeh oNciiemeat IN
asn'9 oi anu 'i'!e anu has o'cas"noI' amongst om
u'5s' '' '"l' IN u ies,u'ieh' a'A a'c etHL -
u .S De,eei'ue parry Nh'eh Ni!iF'"S pmcIPle III"
wings nave Always foo'eAdfl ff-'Ac right Of an
inss 10" 'itt,Ns '' n'lPoSso"'l Oh placing any re-
LAM upon 'ii' ,'l pIH' PIE a. i'' Usuu'9'S me
" my o''eo'u ua' W'' a'lAo r4hi ana GUY L.
Ninue "i nv, '9lf e9 81 rN'r"!E' A'!Cn II Regard u
~, i"'e WEI 9'' l.'' a",' g"l was urea
~" nit, 1t 10 ''' " power 10 o'ra'
~; '''ooin VI spree" VI "t F'NS should he sls
"asu' = = d ~ al I''Va."h 81 i,al 9h'-- bN con
~, '' 81. a - rs f'e /, an as TIE ait ct '
The attempt Is. r.lr t. Tie Senate IT,, ,di,l A
~ " iis'ii's ''V " ''9i 81 we press Is certainly
u i,17'oH' upon me sacred rrncrI" re-
no4 ~ ri IN -. VS. "'Fl - Ho'l-a' was
- ',i, -, '|o is !"' me S"OI" W eve
"''' .N1,''"' "Hc" w macs
~ ~; = % g: '''''' ~ I'''l"7 hFoltr o. Inc
! ;, ,.;I, " !; "''D s'' '''' , we iVG" t'H-
f H. = .,.a ".'ls'' ana an ploal ao'''a'
na,aa ., .' g'o' T. u,"" 'D'l c'n'en-
al IT, l.. =. 's',! -" 'u"'LI III I'
ten,tioll ] . - - " ''''r' ne '''' 'lS
,Vbige rs .Foisra1 ;, ii; e. ''!' ing ~
diors AMI osia, ,,yors - ,l,,- ,o' 'n'H 80 s.
them nv insnn9ti1ne of "'.I '',' pay ny
rn,l f,ncvinr ,L, nj -, =, -, y =, -
,n,nt he bae in,avo,to,t1, ,nado H.; r.. ',e
:, GENERAL as IN include ,enbrs r H.;
then. Whit has fllorel Ea i''9 ~" pa '""
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-22
PROSE. ARTICLES.

|. Predatory Remarks by the Editor on Campbc's In
PRODUCTION the History Of the Colony and Ancient Do
mnion Of Virginia. ; Introduction the History Sc Of
Virginia. by Charles Campbell, chapters l. 2, ard 4;
, The New Timon. Romance Of london. (rsyicw } 1.
The Falls Of South River, in the Blue Ridge s. r.
nniseences Of Traveller; g. Ravcuel Hall cd par)
Tale, by Mrs, Jane Iayoa We thington; 7. ile
Roam Mountain aud its Scenery; 3 Some Fact and some
Fieon.a Iale 9fhe First and Last Decisive Battles Of
Napoleon Bonapare; 10. Spelling Husband; / Rcmio
sciences Of the LAST War -. Notices of New Works.
Preirg.-sian2as Household Sonnets; SMILES \
Voice from the Ruins The Eye and the Wing Lines,
Ivy .Eschylus.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-22

% The proceedings Of the meeting of the Wings of
Plsyyania, and the communication Ola 'Votcr Of Pitt
syyania" will be found OH the fourth page
The Wing Congressional Convention viii he held on
the first (no the third. as heretofore stated Monday in
next month, al Franklin Court House.
o. The communication Of kanawha.-vlHch will be
allowed by others from the same penis worth an aren
tive peruSal.
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:. m. i5wu in this way-and lie was heard. By Ito
~ what an anomaly meeting, for the purpose Of
.,sainnp tie liberty Ct the pess. attempting to restrict
,bs liberty of speech. The preamble aud resolutions
,,s-rd. We doubt whether the harmony Of the party
vas promoted by the meeting
meeting, for the same purpose Of the Democracy Of
,nehburg was held on Friday night, which was ad-
.ressed by Major Jas. Garland aud W. Tudor lauccy
We have not seen the Resolutions adopted.