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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-01
Correspondence Of lie v. T. Herald.


w AsilNGfoN, June II, lS1f.
we'll authenticated case Of coolnoss and bravery ~
III" part ii young lieutenant Of the mounted rifles III,
corps that sul red severely at Ccro Gono ha, com,
to our le. which deserves be recorded as
Iaslloe memorial 10 the young officer in question:
It, ID. H. Marry. graduated at West Point last sum
mrr. and was one OF the first Of his class to take tho
hid. lie marched from the Brazs 10 Monterey Theme,
10 iamre5 VIA Victoria aud was employed a, The siep,
o Vera Cruz rs lght sAmlsher where he distinguish
himssl aud Was handsomely cumpn,n led hy his com
mandng officer Gen. sun h.
A Core t'ufdo. Young Maurv as writes an eve vii
ness, was III front VI the gh on III 9TH and was in
tall view II HE enemy : C,rro turto fort distant about
2lO Of 2JO yards b,hiud the fort and still nearer In,
place where he MAS standing was the cncnys line Of
bale - n l'pa strong. For 10 Or - minutes he was
iho only officer exposed their ulI view Tho
aj'ri "ncl the gallant fellow had in llus opposing
himself TOT ne was l. muslc rance was to collect n
party ct Nbnnscts aud conduct them in the face Of the
rnrm} down 10 hollow where a detachment Of the LIST
artillery had gained position, and were in need u sup
port.
'oIrcng together small party he called 10 them
Ia ilow aud sci nj "A brisk run fir the hIIou bel,y
10 reach which he had 10 advance directly towards the
Ti and reht IN the face o lis full fire He had a,ivan
ecu only about hy PAGES. when he received a muskct
ball III the arm shaleTing terribly and completely dis
abng hun Turning around Tor the back lrack he found
he had led where his men had hcsllated 10 follow, and
thar he was alone
The way the musket balls whistled about me -
"n's this officer to friend twas caution" NV anu
MAS dangling like rag-the rascal, seemed 10 know
they had hit me. After had hobbled back little wa,
one I'll 'ie m jumped up from hchInd tree and TOLD
me 10 take his place, while he 10 oct somebody tt
carry me To the rear dropped flat behind tree and
though alning from loss Of blood aud pam was cunpra
naiing myself on having found its shelter when III,
fofl commenced firing sN FOUNDER at H. and before
dgel he p 10 get away no less than four or fv,
POUNDS were expended expressly ON my account
1t Maury sd Nlrsinian, and we understand that tn,
ehens OF trcderlckshurg-hs native pIaee-.incnd pre-
arnn2 him sword III honor Of his courage in the field
All fls"t, exactly the thing that ought To he done
Eespeeliully.
THE DOCTOR
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-01

enlightened and we'll priuc;plcd mural sehtu., -.
hoI' h continue aud rnlang lac lime WHEN in Il, We
l1ec' and farm il5nS' o New England ihcre III
mil afbed slaep within anbaued dm4rs And lay 'e
lag I'M onf Government tests directly upon the nl5
vii @ni' I'm, We NAY preserve IT, we endea'o to give s
anu fffHf dir"cti' tn that public vii. We d., M,
decd fNleei all men 10 h" philosophers ur saiesf M
We rhenily irnSi. and the expectation of the dp,,,
ii 'afefnueni rsts nn that trust. thai BIS the di,,,
ii general knn" ledge and good aud Ni-iuans s.n,;
Ia p'l'a 'aore may he See"Ie as we'll against ID.
violence aud overthrow aeain tn. sliw but sur,
dermlning vi ccniiuIls ies,'' Journal Of Dl,.' IN
'on'enii"a 10 revise the Constitution OF Massacbrs.''
-io2l- p pa. ''"s'ils
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-01
From tie t,dted States Ga.ctie
Mh WEBSTER ON TIE IMPORTANCE OF
IRfE SEIlDnl =

since the publication OF the letter OF the rz rs Of Gin
r'hhali, inviting Nh Webster 10 visit that city if h,.
o'rh asked, IN some OF the locofco rlp,rs vIrn and
where he advocated Free Schools In renly Il, tIis /
S'hd you copy OF spcechuadr by hnn nior tlan ~
aye III Inc convention L. amend the Ca,ti uliou
o' MASSACHUSETTS, TIN, speech was houehl Of 81 ic.cnt
'Iae by The Editors d the Eneyclapsla Americana IN
SNSh place III thai important work See Enryrlo.
t"u'a .ih'fIcaha-noe to article -. nt,d Staias''
J'c,, 'fdn'aen '--youmc T.
MIR. Webster sad HAT
III ms particular. New ENGLAND may be allowed IN
ol'i'a' iinnk. merit OF a peculiar character ehr
y "uoi''u' ana has constantly maintained the rrin-
'n'' ua' IL stlic unduuhtcd right and the houn,cn
oIs oil ihe Government. 10 provide ,r the nsrpti,n If
al Youth That which Is left elsewhere Il, cb,nc, Nv
10 Charity, we secure by law For the nurr,ss a. ,,L
'' Instruction. we hold every man subject 10 taxaan in
ofo"n Ia his property; aud We look net to the nes
w" ""clno lie himself have. have nu children Ia
'0 oe',' l'''u oN Inc education for which h, nays W.
'eaio 1t as Mise and liberal system of noli,, iy ;
tWF'A ana me- and the peace OF slcciy are secured
Nt"th 10 prevent. IN me mra, re the ovtopsi, =.
"e Pel" code. by Inspiring sauiary and c,,s.yati,
'lf"e oi virtue and know lege in an carly ,,ro A.
~ N'''' l''big oircsporiabillfy and sense oc
~ charging the capacity. and Increasing tb.
~, " me IlfflHa enjormenf. BY general usirnc
W. so'h as Lar is poSsble1o purify The vba ,,,I
'sPn'i'' 10 he'Pgpd sentiments upsrnas, and f.,
'i"ns cufFeat Of feeling and opinion. as w,ll as
-. u me 4"' and The Pronunciation Of rrliron
7i' 'o"'Tail} and crime. We hone fir s,,,fi,,
sel4 u las" and at5yc tho lra ~ i,,,i,,.ss
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-01
i. +. MARsliAlL'S SpEECH-GFN. TAy
OR

ihomas +. Marshall ef Kentucky celebrated for his
g'''nS ana nus brilliant orairrlcal power addressed a
large asSelnhage Of The citizens of New Orleans ON the
evening Of the 10Th inst the SUBJECT Of the Mexican
war helerung 10 his uwn vuclf ruus advocacy Of hr
annexation OF icAas, he one of the famous C5rpo
RAJ 6H1d, II may be remembered or the TYLER id
mlnls' ration y he admitted that mis- prediction thai mn
war would result from that measure had been lasfed-
wv al dld hollow the act, and was now sfar;nn all is
prophecies IN The lace Declining Ia discuss tn, lucs
uuh whether the war mlah have not been avoided he
oppressed The opinion thai tbs country is hui carving
out It's destiny (hc now belongs 10 the NANTES
Destiny m5iY) and that no power earth can arrest
IT, That destiny In his Judgment p,ints moi only Il,
The enre spLgdtisn at lirJieo. bol the c>ensj9 ol
TIE limits ol this RpUhhc from orcan to ace,n and
nom the arctic rcgmnS IL the shmuS DIVIDING the r,u-
tneni The modern Babel builders seem To FORGET.
'"a,, before Their tower reaches heaven they may hs
rnniounded and sraeud aud their work DESTROYED hy
One who Furnishes national pride and arrogance and the
ag9eS'Ne ac's Of which they the parents by nation
al judgments
MI MARSHALL then r,ferrd To his connection with the
army Having advocated The ANNEXATION Of rcNas he
cIi boundto take uparms hen the tncsin o var il, M
sequence, sounded He was seu ia gen 1avI5,' c,u.
ana II Is principally quote uhat he disfinopsbrd
'emo'ral says OF that lIustrious hero thai we have
n'oe special reference 10 his speech w ask the nj
IGNITION ol thst Who. adm ting Gen. Tavlurs courage.
nave H"nPe" Ia produce an impression that he is d. fl
c''n' H. capacity 10 the sutJontd Extract After the
great victory al Monterey. Gen TAYLOR preparatory +,
descent upon San Luis de potos and Intimately up,p
he eliy a Mexico itself had marched 10 N,toa Ia dis
cover Il more was any other pass In the mountains bu
'hai 81 the hnconada. through which he he. could nj
vance and avoid the naterloss desert BEYOND Bnrna
lsla OF through which The enemy miel enter the la
irN 81 line ko HIande aud fall upon his rear. Mir
Marshall proceeds 10 SAY:
w ,Ist tbs Reconnaissance Was icing made Ia,
MI. VI "a> ordered 10 proceed Ia C,n 1a,orf, r3.nn
WIN ct 'hirhss These Mefelhe dcsrair6rs winch
a"assnse5 FL @ea. ~ IHr Ina lA- live If L a.nI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-01

Gen. X. Jones, Adiurant General Of the l. S Army
has informed Brlg. Gen Brooke, Cong. Western Di
vision Of the Army. AT New Orleans thai the sum Of
S'ou,@U appropriated by Congress i,r the comfort Of
discharged soldiers who may b. landed at New Orleans
or other places within the United STATES So disabled by
disease OF by wounds received in the setyee as to be
unable I" proceed to Their homes. is avHIalle.-
he oit rNiarg tins fact instructed Gen b. 10 draw on
the tanarennascr at New Orleans or any funds that ne
might think necessary, to Re placed in The hands Of the
persons authorized y the Act OF Congress To receive and
distribute it.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-01
THE ADMlNlS1 RATION'S NEGLECT On
GENERAL. TAYLOR

II was recently stated by some OF the newsn,na,s
authority Of letters from Mexico that, for several on
The Administration had treated Gen 1a,or with ,r,:
neglect not even replying any OF his comnunc,,,
10 The War Department. The editor If the W,,Ii
ton lnlon al forth what c intended his reader. ,,s
a'Is.al" as DENIAL Of this statement We nav ass1,
Niat NJ hHor II be true. thai on the ,!nd Of Anil l.
ten. layler had not far tire 'atLs received = o
hnuHlelih BON HE Government upnn any subject WIN,
ever with the single exception OF communication f'
The Secretary OF Nar scodlng m l his letter +, t:o'
"dInts L.oniseiN kllruol
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-01
TIE MORMON TENpI r

This celebrated cdfcc has been sold to a committee OF
the Catholic Church for 80 OO0 This community have
also purchased other property at Nauyoo. The building
Is 10 be appropriated To educational purposes connected
with the church into whose hands it has passed. Tho
contract requires only the sanction Of the Bsop to com
pete H. The last Of the Murmons in Nanyuo consist
ing OF thirty forty families under the charge of H,nit
II. Wells have lcfl NaUyoo TO oin the Calf mia OK
petition. liahh \ Go. ,1 remain At Nanv,o to close
up the affairs oithc Mormons. These facts are stated
IN the Warsaw Signa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-01

iH.u Nh. leedH-ll ~ sec II saie that potion -
- tsarsg saHa trets rsaf Ne@ Cu2 lave committed
similar Nets. and that fla,f eilir'z declined 81 aE,
na Il ihtf c1sn,. Can His b. 50 Ii It T. whai
Ia. hteHur af fia ~ vhcl, G,n SET proclaimed
against a.i. "a narf~2 Whore are lis eAecutI1urfs
Nl,.e tb. indicators the rights Of humanity Of til,
hHHuf II tiesrr aantry
Il .zal-a ayru=l Is lie 1llt9moras Tlag. that horri
81 affHs us have tcsiI committed ila place upou
offending IsI-ns. WI long dgn. Massachusetts vi
Hun-or nunIer'la man witluul pIoyocaiian The vi
LAIN I'D. on1 thds escaped The iaunalily Of trial III.
Flag ff'des The following additional instance Of bruiaIl
|s;
Some time since gentleman (pcrIaps an oniccr) oil
Ito Isl Indiana Regiment efl walking Wlth Nj
SIP sycrsni, an aged frenchman for the purpose of
having II capped with gold. 0u the passage down the
aver 81 Tins regiment. the DAY before mentioned one
Il d. ruratos belonging 10 company raised in Indian
afns, called upon Mn Stp and represented himself as
having been sout or the cane Mr. \ told him moht
all be- Wy irue but that he did not feel husrlf psi fed
IN making In delivery without an order from the ownrr
HE deinand iif the cane was repeated, and Mr. Sup
again refused compliance, when The brutal savage sczed
such bnech,d lhe old nan down. aud with BRICK dis
fHtrd his aW, aud Otherwise horribly Inanqlcd hs face
lc'anas ensncd aud tho unfortunate man has lain a
sf9c o n7elstoliiy ever since Physicians pronounce
his recovery hopeless
"WouId that w could stop here and say the uJor,
bad extended n9iuuher. Nol st. however. The shock
communicated 10 the flm tenderness Of the old man =
d7ughier ber'i of Il roason aud she IS now IA VIM
mauiac.'
Ihesame paper states thai seeoral Massachusetts, vol
unto Is ncenily entered Mexican dwelling and demand
81 Nhlshes. Tie nonian who ofleiaed replied that
bc tcpl nothing but beer pm Tins one o the yolun-
ffr- stabbed the woman ia the heart with his hayonct
HE seonndrc Vas nh brought 10 justice nj the time ol
tic publication ht tho Flag.
Ia Santa fc, Il IA alleged HAT rape and assassination
pursue hclr course unchecked, and that is impossible
1" imagine the seenes which Of constant occurrence
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-01
AllJl IA\I HINTON
TIE DOCTOR

Atlachedto the regiment Of Col. Doniphan whose
hmich Is one oi The most extraordinary events in mill,
iaty history vas Mr. John Hinton, Il naive and uni
recently resident of this town and son of the late Mr.
Johh Hinton lie WAS. we understand Adutan, of the
fgmsnt' and We are gralihed 10 hear, great cred
It for himself or his conduct In The trvinr odporpancs
IN which that gallant band were often placed
The tockade has other Suns in Mexico who only want
an opportunity 10 sustain the ancient rcnown this town
as noa as linton has done PIT Int
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-01
VIRGINIA AGRICILII RAJ MACHINE Man
CFACTORl.

VIE subscribers, successors 10 labcZ Parker al this
4 well known establishment corner If Man and
l9ih streets. are prepared To furnish 10 order Fox
Bo1land's celebrated STALE TooTH SPRING Bed
lnRESHNG MACHINES. # all sizes VARYING in prize
from so to 10 These Ma Lines have letn proved
decidedly superior within the last or years. Iarlicu
hIly when used Smith Patent SElrOuiSG Boxes.
We would call attention To our new GEARED HoEsE
lont Err, one OF which can be seen in operation at
W are House; Also, Emmon's CnAIN BAND IIoEsE
PowrR.
WHEAT FANS. To these in want Of good Fam
we would call the r attention to our Premium Fans
easo k,epon hand Com SnEILEns. STRAW Cur
rERs. CRrsIlEns &c.
Nccan repair lreshing Machines. that have become
too much worn 10 thr,sh clean. with new teeth, to
supply them Wlthnew Cylinders & Beds Extra Bias
Es LEATHER BANDS, velod, and all articles in our line
furnished short notice
Address. PARKER & SMITH.
Rlchlno, june l7-6Vic
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-01
N z w NC GOOD s.
T. FIR, LNhL~N. JR.,
lYNclIBuHG a..

'
{ now receiving and opeoirt ine assortment Of
SiRLNf' ND Sj.HNER GOODS.
among which will ic auud every description ~ NY
Goods,ueludug Ginehanls, Lawns. Organizes. Musrs'
tamarlcs Barce's. SILKS iasho able Slawls. Handler
chiefs f,fiIous. lae,s Edgne. ll,scrv. Gloves Sc
together with fine assortment utC oiis CassmcTcs ana
tsngS. and all okcI articles of The latest style. sa'
bic fr Ladies aud Genllcmen's wear; 10 an ch'
animation Of which he invites his friends aud 'le
public. generally. He all who may honor ll'"
with call. rhaano pains shall he spared furnish tie"
with the newest s'yles Of gods, aud at low prices
they can be had elsewhere: f. +. JR.
April tsf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-01
CO.lLi cont con- !

TENllE subscribers, having leased and fenced in DR..
a 1.yman's lot, lying between the canal and river,
Immediately below the bridge, for the purpose Of open
lng
c O \ |. \ -
in the town of i.ynchburg. prepared 10 fnrns
the citizens with the best article OF Crate and Smith
Coal, at price that cannot fail TO give general sasac
ton. and being determined To keep always ON hand full
supply Of first rate article from our own coal MINES.
trust that They VI" merit and receive The patronage olhe
public
We have secured the services Of Mr.. john Met lbs
key who Will act as our agent III the disposal of the
Coal at the yard.
BENTON, MARSHALL 4 co.
Persons wishing 10 gain any information in regard to
the quality OF tie Coal obtain it by calling Paul
Jones. Esd a, the Fraukln Hotel, who has been using
1t during the last winter. b. NJ. co.
May O-2mif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-01
,S.IiE OF LIND

N,IT.E OF TrHNU
IN PURSUANCE ola Deed of Trust executed :"
us. by Lilbufn II. ohasun on the 18th of May loi'
and oi record IN the county court Of Bedford We VIII ",
the 10Th OF June, ISL, the premises, sell. at p"'' I,
auction, 10 The highest bidder, for cash the TRAtl W.
LAND. in said decd conveyed, Which the SAID '',n,
sn row resides, lying in the county d Bedford near wv
Blue Ridge Turnpike abou, % miles west OF Lynclp"'s
and containing 963! Acres. T.,
The title to the said land is believed to be good 'u'
acting as trustees, will convey such lille only as "
vested in us by the said deed. .,o~
JAMES +. JOHNSON,
EDWARD {. BURkS'
June li--i2GJcif lF'''
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-30

ion lie riiy. I ~ nni PEeiea3 Y slEeI
lie ahi@ras. SeEFFal hare befa AsssEE'
shaRgrL sinrss ani an happy 10 say.
ahsl n aEmislire Mas this day agreed ~
On. uilh lie ebert 81 hsgeiisaing foE
neare. TIE lrIns EeFr A.sialaa b. ihe
Eeneral. ard everything loaks - isErEa-
big = max &c sKperlei. Tie GsnsFal.
rery msgnanimansiE. and very disrrrfi-
~. no siauls. ~. I'D moi ask : Surrender
af the eiiv. a. i i Eirinaiiy under his con-
lEnl: and - have taken 10. simy into u.
would hate h~sa pnajsrlise 81 some lHou'
BE. = il would Be- neKl . impossible q
eonirnl he ITnaPs. We aIe aernPying
The Rishap's pslaeP. . huge pile ri build'
ings with nHagnihrrni gardens attached
bar - uncomfortable a. ran he. tlaeEe be,
ing NJ furniture. The Eirw from here
llnngh. - heyand trseEipsi.,n. thaPul
lepee. q little On the lrli. locks GEownins
dswn npaa "a with iss heavy guns. ans
ihe eiiy with a. innumerahle spires. near
IN snEr,Ensl-d hy wairr. 10 dirrrlly IL
fnni. I'm Z hare not space Tor IaFshe
description.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-30

rsnl7laairr sisrssg IN als srqrind lr,,i.
lsIy. and - jaei a. rralsisiy il r.a..a
nj EFa > IUa lhiEsss Eale EialAa a. rarsus,..
ing starh rlsnses
Tia stale 81 ihiRgs was knnmn an :.
knau n-Ess flg and Is EsIl. Il rsrs.,
BE- eais.saia. Why. thsR. uEEr an N.
issnea Nhsslir uP strife and ronlrnlisu ,
My zilrmps a. provoke and rHsr, dlssa-
lniis.n n his Insans MhsaFs aasnvnp
Are dizzy patriotic. Are ilry L,.rrs a
he unians No. Ihsy are drspersas N.
rsrinsn,rTs and lalli ni.ls. uho wn.ld
sHy dsy. oT h-ur. sarEi6rr 81 lie hlrssinss
of aur !. Liberty and unirn" II lie sl.,,s.
Il their Ssuliiig ard Trrklsss smsfioa,
lea lhs une Iiends &C Ihe Uaah. sba
know shat Il rnsi our inrIaIhrrs, IL 4
toll. Beller ltIl he 500. 900. COO. uh,rb
lhe Mar nil prsh1l,ly cost. 60 - % mnrh
sguandeTsd. and charge The sum 10 he
had manage mrRi az = bad sdminlslEsliun.
10 en- tiaan in history attached n n, han
tn attempt IN obtain indemuikralian in a
way IhaI will be sure 10 Tend oar Unio,,
in twain. POTOMAC.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-30

"a ihns raauarly. sc shonlA. a Al PErb.
abiliiy. have Id qniae : Eioi. Nhish TUiils.
not have kern qurIlcd Wiilaout quite a -
mus slfsssOn II blaod und lnss q liie. !
hsd 10 hurry lhEough NJ last lriieria son,
% obey IN nnleT o 20 n Sallilla 10 Pae-
enEe y euiIin lor Capf. shneis IsHsalals,
and nn my reinTn ] found oar RsEiEnsni
in quite an nPsiIF, an arr0nnl al all lie
4 lieeIs a. he line having SIGNED ~
0ursl lo Cnl. Paine In resign his com
mission. This IeanesI was signsd hy al
the Commissioned OfisreTs sxceps ihHre.
The request was made. % ! hear. Cor ihe
harmony and prace II The Regiheni. Iol.
Paine made no rrTly. bat took Tie paper
10 Gems. wool and Gushing. t;en. Meol
regarded ihe sel IS nearly amoun'ing 10
muiiny. and had lone nFterrrsd % saTl'
Regiment that evening in relation Ia the
matter. closing with disrharging lI0m ihe
service nf The United Stairs. Isl Isienien'
ants J. =. Pender. af Company A. and &,
T.. D. Sinslelary. Of Company III. an,
Prisaiss ]. ). w. Hunter. Of Company h,
and King. Of the Virginia Regiment. and
eensuring the consluct oI the other NH
GERS. This made the matter worse. ana
that night was passed in great excitement
and early next morning every Oii'eer. wh'
had signed the request for the Colonel 4
resign. sent in their designations. alleging
n I hear. for reason. the censnrr con
iaincd in the order of the rIevions after
mon. Moi single one was acrep'ed
IN the course Of the day. Gen. Cushin:
requested m interview with the Officers
who signed the request. and by his ron
cilia;ory manner persuaded them To recall
il. which ! learn they did. aud he also per
suadetl them 10 Withdraw. for The presen
at least, their apPlicaIinn Cor discharge
which they also did and thus, lor ID
pIesenl, the matter is put to rest.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-30

Ia Pairia issued yesterday afternoon an
extra containing some news, or ralher
some eonf,eh, authorizations Of news from
Mcxiro. The schooner charran. Capt.
Goldins. arrived yesterday morning licm
Tampico. Whence she sailed on The slh
inst. The TsmPiro correspondent Of Ia
PaIria writes lhal he has rcreired the lal.
lowing letter from the CaPiial-we give
the translation Of Ia Pairia:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-30

Than as confirm
hourly expect
cruz, with de,
issue OF the ne
Scott will not
ll'is business 8
missioners slto
or mere { procras
he broken %,
We infer iron
'l'rist's instruct
specific, aud il
bic use for tedi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-29

XTikGINIA-Ohfo Circuit Superior Court af Law
W and Chancery, June Is, lSf7.
Frederick Smith
X CHASCERY.
James CaldWeFs Trustees Il othcrs9
DECREE FOR SALE.
On motion Ofthe Complainant and by the consent Of
parties ordered that Alfred Caldwell. one of the
Trustees of the said James Caldwell deceased do proceed
sell the parcel OF land hy decree this Court the
10Th June ls47 certain wherein Alfred Cald-
well Complainant, and Joseph Caldwell and others
Defendants allotted 10 the said Trustees OF James Cald-
we'll deceased. subject 10 the dower right OF Eilzahelh
Caldwell in The Same; tie being Tire follow ing piece
Of Man street OF tie City of Wheeling. sixty feet
aud two inches south of the south of Market Al
les and east ct Main street heuce south with Nam street
thirty three feet and inches thence parallel said
Market alley towards the east in straight line
ley the of said property thence north til the
mentioned alley n feet nine inches, thence in a
straight line the place OF beginning. Such sale be
sc at public auction Ia the highest idder the front
door of the Court house OF Ohio eOunjyive per OF
the purchase money b. paid cash and the balance
upon credit OF nine and eighteen months the said Com
missioner st advertising The time sHd place of sale fur
least 20 days previous the sale In newsT
printed IN the City ef ling, and taking iunds with
good the purchase money hearing interest
the DAY of sae and To make rcpor thereof 10 the
Court; fesg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-29
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FT71VD JoI.RNfzh Man ttsar Makers 10 Whom CON
Il slant work and gaud Wages wit he gwen. apldl.
cation h" made sonu. : NM II. II. .Ah AAS.
Cana Hsyef, tUstarayvas TO, 9tfte 1al3-st.-ia I'd
Y1EtrHERs 4 lot Of superior l,ee .,ee-e Feather.
Is hand and for sale low - close BIS
- JlinRNGBuoh.
NV STYLE rirsaIar tomts. vefs handsome. tae ea'a
-. by gl0 TUOS lORNBNOuk.
= IoX Willow Il. ssete Wagons. deterrent sizrs. Jus
b feeeivedaG. % THeS HoRNtR1nkts-
CHILDREN.
"A GOOD assortment Of hleached and trolSn Misses
"A Hosiery fiom No Ito aso " ttr, e''s and fel
moreno Stacking. Gtccan and dion"nd outs Tor i'll
fauts for sale nv II AQzFAtEttitEb.
lust arrived large i-t of Pictures. comprising al
> the Battles Bouhar'Inents, etc. IA MeNeo, and Tor
sale by } % HHEtpAFER-
LARGE lot Of Frames INST received aud for sale
\ wholesale or retail by 2o " RIiElbAI hk.
TSNE full lett OF the Passions saviour, taHo-
~ lie work, for sale al ~ W RlfiEIph fERS
rTEW copies oflbe Map OF Ireland and other TOR
Z sale at ia " BtHEEBAffER'S
1ICTERES Charts. etc. OF all sizes framed to order
< and with despatch Icy jeo " RlHELDAFFER-
yeIsSoLUTf0N-The 20 partnership heretofore *
~ stng heiveen the subscribers is Mi, day dissolved
III debts due establishment VIII he paid "a X iialme
who viii continue the business at The old stand al
Nam street, and sociis siarr Of pubic patronage.
{ HANDEL.
N 4 HOLMES.