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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-17
The WiImot Proyi.o.

The pT0vi5o. inerdcing abs0l-y Inc e1i7one Of sIa
very IN any Territory 10 be acquired from Mexico as been
eng'aed m the House Of Representatives, on the Three
Million bill With this evidence both Of the power and in
tenion Of the representatives Of the nan-savohoding
STATES to monoPoze all such territory as may be obtained
by conquest or purchase. from Mexico will Southern men
consent to The annexation Of an Of her soil For one
we say well none Of ir-and such, We undertake to
say, will be the unanimous sentiment Of tho Southern
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-17
Mr.. Xebsfer,s We've

On Monday, Mr. Webstcr submitted the following reso-
Iu'ons' which, on hs suggestion, laid upon tho
tables
Resolved That the existing with Mexico ought
not 70 be prosecuted for the acquisition Of tory TO form
new States 10 be adjeu 70 tho Union.
Resolved, That ought to be sgnfed tho government
Of Mexico, that the Of the o. s. does not de-
to 10 dsmember the Republic Of Mexico and ready 70
treat win the government Of that Republic peace for
HDfa aolustnen Of bouninrcJ ard for Just indenni-
ties due b. either the citizens Of the other
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-17
House OfDeIerntes.

The better part OF the session Of the House on Yesterday
was occupied with the discussion Of the Richmond and
Danviie Railroad bill. Mr.. TUvsTaLb concluded his re-
mark', aud Mr. syvE partially replied
The bill providing Tor the construction Of the extension
Of the Baltimore end OHIO Railroad through Virginia was
taken w. and made the order OF ito DAY for FRIDAY next
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-17

FRA fire occurred last evening between I and
O'clock in an un'enanted wooden building situated on
Franklin between % aud 81 streets which was we be-
lieye, entirely destroyed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-17

hihNOhDi FEBRUARY ~, lSf7.
W.om y. Hart respectfully to me voters Of
TIE county Of Abemsrs, tha he v candidate Tor ro-oee-
u"n 10 TIC next session Of The General Assembly of Viz
ginia.
1.-the Charlottesville Advocate md seousyie Tmes
val 0bige by giving this On insertion.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-17

I>I ED,

In Lynehburg on Wednesday. IO,h inst, by Rev. Mr.
Sumps'on' Jos r WISsroN OF this city, Miss VIRGISA
b. PANKEY, OF Buckingham.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-17
Senator TurneY

This Senator denounces Mr. Calhoun and his friends be-
cause on two or ihee occasions they have voted with the
Wings Does he forget that he is himself indebted to The
Wings Tor his own eeeon7 Or is he like 9th crs who
have obtained The supper, party in opposi, IN TO the
regular nominee oi his own cyneng his gratitude TO those
who troeked him. by affecting regard an occas on al CO.
operation with them by others foul and ndelibe ,Iis.na
which all the waters Of the cannot wipe out nor the
perfumes OF Arabia sweeien Let him cleanse his oy n
garments OF this "d'mnns spot" by ressning which
ne nods by Wing suEages before he affects shudder at
the partial iraernzaon Of others with the Wing party
u esierday's Republican states that the handsome
Swords ordered b. the City Council tor Captains Scott and
Darlington, for Leu,enans August. Fry and Donnan OF
the Geys, commanded by the former gentleman and fo-
LieuienaEa Porerteli, Mun.5rd and williamson, COM
manded by the latter have been received and are now at
the store OF MessEs Mitchell Tyler The Swords were
Manufactured BY Ames Of Massachusetts, and each bears
the inscription Presented by the city Of Richmond Il,
tic several officers named
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-17
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this example will be followed up by all the concr gaoi
Of every denomination. in tho State.
gJ-fhe Ladies Of tho Second Baptist Church. IN
city, will open their Fair Thursday evening next +,
18th inst, at tho CRY HALL, where they will eHhib
great variety Of useful aud ornamental articles moot
which have been prepared by themselves.
Tho object Of the Ladies interested IN this Fair be
10 assist N qudatng the balance Of debt incurred In
erection Of teir house q worship they hope to receive
liberal cement from their friends end tho public
has heretofore been extended 10 them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-17

j. The following Is the amendment offered by M
Staaard on Saturday last in the Senate while the me
Pherson resolutions" pending that body 1t wa,
not paatabe to Inc dominant party and course ,
peterborough we should be glad know what SEMI
ment IN 1t they objected:
" That the present war with Mexico, however provoked
on her pa! could be ccEsiiutoaaly commenced on the
part OF the United States, only by Congress the ar-ak
log power and not by Ae oi the President and he
TINS General Assembly prepared by the OF all proper
means. aud TO the full extent Of ability to sustain inc
Government andthe County the prosecution of the ex
lung war, y subscribe 20 the doctrine fabbor-
Teai to iteemen Ia all ages that government which once
succeeds IN involving tue county Is ,nenceofth safe
from eensUre aud that oblivion Is passed for its
misconduct"
We are glad 10 hear that Mr.. Sianard and Mr. Moore
intend TO prepare Tor publication the able speeches deliver
ed by them IN the progress OF the discussion OF both Of
them we have hea q the highest COMMUNICATION
u There will, doubt, be an Overwhelmingly laro.
meeting tonight, the Cap M IN response to the call of
the Mayor, 10 devise the relief Of the destitute
and starving population Of LELAND Similar meetings nav.
been he d, contemplated gnou the Union and
we regret that have had room 10 chronicle the
ceedngs OF some OF nempagcuary of that held rec en,lv
"a the city oi Washington.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-17
Public Mccfing.

" At the instance of several citizens, a meet
ing will be held the Hall of the House Of Deeeaies OF
WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT, O'clock for the purpos
OF procuring aid for the suffering poor Of Ireland.
w. LAMBERT, Mayor.
Richmond. FchrnnrK l6. ls41.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-17

bT Large sale of China, Glass aud I.arthsn
WHrc-nealefs Hotel Keepers, Heads Of Families
will please bear in mind sale Of China Ear
which comes on this morning ~hon regard hef hat
pasi oeoek The j. choice aee iern
hbeul-beirg months s5Oand egcIy lot oGttd will I'd
sold with mt limit aiveueme Il un Ter The aucto}
head Cdtsh gees re- dy. oI
fuI7 KEEsFE A. gt,fNpu s,.,,,
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ll. Enir nnd SmpDcr..--T

~ Fair and Suppcr..--Tho Ladies a Roei'I
etts BErHEL CHUEcH, will no Fair aud SUPPER cor d
mencrg on Thufsday next ~ tho City Hotel TO whh
they invite the attention and support Of tho good citzs
Of Richmond, and ohers The ohccts to aid that Chucr
for the benefit Of Seamsa and no class Of men d.,
moro OF the hands II liberal public. III
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-17

Auction Notice.-we shall sell, this monisg Al % i
coeF prime ~ Osc Sugar.; prime LsruayIa and o.
pimc Biluore des; Balm cured Hams Western shaut
ere prime Joles; Old West Ham; otatd Dupuy Co IRA
dy Imitation Bratdy; old monnrahsh Whskey "a Rye wa,
key fine Tess IIcnock Fuic LEATHER and IKE " h
Giafs Mason'' Backing, &c &c. WILLIAMS HAN ALL
eli A,c,,
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40 the Ladies of Richmond.

Hrs. BRUNEI takes this method or appu
Iva ing hs Ladies Of Rehmrni hat shc ptfar IN S-
tinds NJ Dress waking, IN iJ'o hitherto unslfpasssI
this city. Mrs u. VIII devote hsis " 10 tie Csnsc t D..
department In which he has been enin, niiy sces,
assistants M othr branches have, seG tho dyartafe
~ eNpcff ne AZ ihe business Her p1frns will lr crr-
fegn ny and the confidently relies her nb NV IN pa,r
who wish u have their WI done IN best manner
~ ssrs Valentine, Bteedan :. Cos az '"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-17

1Io ihc Just md uumnuc.-rotttan urI
Lkr' 81 The County n OiaaFo, by he " ~ vhc, ,s
bd 10 Record On the 9Th f Natch tsf3 devised The IN
potion Of hs este 70 two chffen " ~ Tf, ,lt III
Fly ~ whom h af Poilrd Bad ~ was The r,,tr 49,
Cd Lewis 70. Hrudiey hs ttccutor. Wba stnIfsi no
Without giving tecurD y, ana look chafrs M Chi rs
and ~ years Of Soon after dtath of Poi m n e
faid Lewis Bradley took my thidfcn from The Cousv ~
with ~ my tsoNeire laying 60 The neighbours IN vss q
WIN w m on vN % NJ S'a'e % Kentucky and WI % r1 Il
turn sin,e which the, have unable 70 obs, m m Ia
uon Of him o. ny children and tear tht Thy hive bee, u
"a o. sod INFO slavery, as means OF cunfseatrr 10 the y
lof ne OF ~ VEN Them W The ssid Lewis adv
pppoe ,, jeas OF age o. nod eompieron snd gt tt II
appeal 70 The inH ard humane aid me- " they Gao n
Were ho IL and what hsstc 81 my ehiiten
To The I'd n newspapers every who're bu, ,,..u
ae snd Ken uH lspgsai for The Of that
ui'poshon 70 prouoo The right and sueeour the anctd W
hsrcleTnes thsm Publshne this n, tee Of b.re.y ~
f'orio" hAsr FiaY, nee wtman Of Sgo
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-17

The hire, OF the following letters. which should have
reached Us last Sunday, received until yesterday
portion Of its contents having been anticipated pub
lish only some extracts from il:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-12
RAILROAD MOVENIEN

The Boston Post says A new railway comn,nv has
been chartered by the legislatures Of Ohio and Indian,
called the Buffalo and Mississippi railroad which wili
come IN competition with the Michigan central railway
running nearly parallel with it, and distance not great
or than 100 miles 10 the southwark of it. Ills eytsnd
iron Toledo at the western extremity of Lake Erie To
lineage, on The southwestern shore Of Lake Micbig,n
Inc distance Is 232 mesand the estimated cost A. o
ooo. Proposals for grading and masonry upon six,y
miles OF Michigan Central railroad have beor ,ssnaI
and the non Tor reno'aiing It's old track is dailv ,n
forward Via Western railroad great ;nnr,n soms
mas oecn elected IN the renovation of New Haven Hart
lou ana Springfield with heavy rail- and the CONSEQUENT
acceIeraiion oirains the line. On Satnrd,v I,s
me passengers trem New York reached this civ Vi,
New Haven and Springfield at 40, having trayer.eJ
the orces'er rallrad in seventy eight minutes Twe1ye
cars formed this train. and the Performance nns tho loo
nh one otfllnskley s Dfy's double speodersD
aneau o. la' upon Norwich line, from New jersey
mandatory So extensive is the demand far cono,;ys
engines that more than per week is turned on h,
,ii"ckoy \ 'rury. besides those built n, 'T,rn,1.
rev ny providence railroad and at Lowell. do m, snrr
1no demand and Mr. Coney. who has M, m soY rn
o'rIo eAeava'ins mlchlnes Is about irving his III, "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-12

Of emI should mt stand another is Jest the right way
1, make 'em the more fierce 10 have Dont you
know Anhcny said Csar refused the crown three iats
-s, so rs To be more shne Of having it placed on his
head2 AID Just see how Santa Anna is working II now
in Mexico. When he gets pretty near run down. anu
shveIng in the ind and nothing 10 stand npon ne seos
in his gnation with long patriotic speech ao''.
shedding the last drop of blood fr his country and al
that, and the people refuse receive his sgn1iioi anu
cry long live Santa Anna and away he goes ana
drums up another army Of sldiers.
'l}ut, to tell the ruth, Maor.' says he, when !
made that remark al Baltimore had some little noon
of retiring. Our party cut up, things looked
rather dark ahead. an find this Mexican war something
Of bother after all. Taylor and scott commit so ma
ny blundrrs bad really then SOME notion oil rerlhg
when this term is up. But, since got along TO ne"
York. things seemed 10 look brighter I'm popular
Mijor: know am. shouldn't be surprised u the
Wing, ma lie de nonstraiio in my iav yet They
seemed very fond o. me in \. York; and SO did every
body Won could me ton; the ma kc won took
me by the hand and called me young lchoy and gave
lots Of fruit There, do you that pineapple on the
table," says he THAT given 10 mc at the ulion
market. going over Brooklyn On Saturday.
Cut away, MAJOR. and help yourself III it's nice one
And here's paper Of most excellent tobacco" says he.
that was presented 10 at the same time You go
into the pineapple and III go into the tobacco, and then
we'll have little more talk about the
jest as we got ceyery under way they sung out
aboard thr boat for the passengers To get ready tor land
ing. 80 must cut my yarn off here for the present:
bu, likely as not you'll hear from me again.
Your old friend.
MAJOR JACK DOWNING.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-12
GEN. SCOTT AND MR.. TRIST.

good deal has been said Of disagreement between
Gen Scott and Mr. Tris chief clerk of the Department
OF State. who has been despatched the Head Quarters
oil the Army, IN 50 ne mysterious capacity: The New
York Courier has the following of what has
taken place, and inclined to believe il, is subs,an
tally correct
unless we have been entirely mis'cd by our Southern
correspondents Mr. Trlss first STEP on his arrival at
Jaapa, was 10 request Gen Scott to nit To It's des-
naon sealed pachel, addressed the Mexican Secre
ary OF State. which he encust 10 the General and Of
the contents of which he gave him no account Gen
Scott promptly informed him that he declined To d., s., .
- but that he should retain the letter. subject To Mr.
Trs'S order. His rep to Mr. Trst was of course in
writing and was emphatic and explicit as To leave no
room Tor nlsappreh nsion. This letter We ko,c is now
on file in Washington; aud the report that has reached
us oi It's contents is incorrect, the Union by procuring
copy OF II, can set us right.
MIR. Trlst or more properly the Executive Of which
IN all this he Is simply the tool, was thus banled in his
hrSt attempt TO throw upon Cen Scott the responsibility
OF whatever proposition to the Mexican government his
sead packet contained He then informed the General
that he had come to Mexico ,ciM flu authority 10 con
ctdc an d'm'sticc ,cth the Government of .Nerico
to suspend all military operations: aud make all ne
ceSsary arrangements preliminary the negotiation Of
treaty OF peace This fact has already been asserted in
letters from Nj Xco, published in New Orleans and else
where: and we are assured by private advices that is
strictly true Mr.. Trs,, moreover submitted to Gener
al Scott letter from the Secretary either Of State or of
War, confirming every respect the statement he had
made and directing him 10 recognize, in its fullest ex
tent, Mr.. Tnsl's penary aullorlly
Gen Scott thus nd himself under the orders of the
department, virtually, though not formally, deprived Of
his command, and made subordinate TO a clerk in IN .
Stale Department. lie at once informed Mr. Irst lha
he should not rernlt him to interfere with the opera
tons OF the army which under his command ,ba
under the circumstances in which that army was placed
an armslic' was strictly matter of military policy and
that he should recognise Suspension Of hostrlie, To
winch ms assent, as COMMANDMENT Chief of the forces
IN the leid, should not be previously given. At the
same time, he wrote to the Secretary of War rcpe,tno
his declarations to Mr. Trst. and assuring the Den ari
men, that he should ain the aciua command az the
army, until formerly recalled
This correspondence is on file at Washington; and
we do not pretend give the language used by
either party, we appeal with confidence TO the doci
mens, tor full confirmation of this statement of their
purport.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-12

7 VIE 81 BSCRlBER respectfully inform. the c
L zens Of lynchburg aud vicinity, that he has r,si
received from the Northern cities a fine assortment Of
UAfCiiES AND JEUELRN viz:
me aod, 'ull Jewelcd Levers, hunsmans case md
some single case Gpd Watches, full jowolled: Detached
Anchor do do do do. Gold Eo,
Chansa fine selection Of aides and Gcntlemen's breast
Pins, b1sn buttons fine gold finger Rings Of the latest
iashIons Silver and Gold Pencils Gold and Silver Spec
iacIes line Gold and Jet Far Rings; Cora,s aud Neck
lace, OF different kinds and qualities
p. S.-All work entrusted tn nv caro- will moo, ,r;,
prompt attention. Old Gold and Silver taken in 3,
change for new work
May l0-w3m If CUARIFSA FvARD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-12
Thanks at discomt.-The Legislature Of Ohio

Thanks at discout.-lhe Legislature Of Ohio, at
Its late session, pissed resolutions complimentary to the
Ohio Volunteers, for their gaan,ry at Monterey copy
OF these resolutions was Transmitted by Gov Roth 10
the commandments of Regiments OF Ohio Volunteers. a
NJ MirchE'I.. Col. Commanding" Of the Is, Regiment.
has written to Gov. Bebb, "resptcliuy declining" hay
ing The resolutions published his regiment because
his regiment was the only one Of the Ohio Volunteers
which had been in regular battle and ..no po,iic,I
reference" was made in the resolutions to his rc,
mcnt.
From all this we infer that ''lhe Colonel is ougrow
ing his regimonlas. and thanks are at a discount
S. .Jou.uuL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-12
TIE ARCHDUkE CHARLES.

This distinguish General the allies, rival Of Napo.
leon with the exception of ellington and pronounced
by Napoleon hlsc OF the ablest tactcans of the
day, died at Vienna on the 29th of April last. The
immediate cause Of his death was severe cold. follow
ed by inflammation Of the plenra. The Archduke com
manded the Austrian force at the bloody battle of Wa
gram, and held for While the fate Of the ,Iay even
gaInst Napoleon. He also commanded at the battle of
Aspen Essr'g, in which Marshal Iannes was killed
His spult was cramped and his intentions frustrated by
Anlic Councils, or he would have made more success
iu soldier. lie vas uncle 10 the prcsen, Emperor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-12
opel pas'engcrsupon Old Colouy


The way OF engines to pope passengcrsupon Old Coy
r3lroad. oooh'
The demand for rails is also far in advance If 49,.
MEANS and Gays and fremont COMPANY .,. I'm u.
orders months IN advance the laiterc ,mpan, he,,, ~,
to make the rails for Middleboru' Warehan AMI Se
wieh rad. which are furnished BY Pennsylyan, n,;n
The New London News says the ronie for !, Ill, ~"
from that city to Willamette for which char,e, ,.'e
granted at the recent session If The Legislature vii,
surveyed forthwith and the road itself consrc,J ~,
NIL practicable speed. At Willinanc i, will en,o, -.
Air Line road. '' '"o
dividend Of four per cent from last six month. L..
been declared By the New Bedford and Taunton W."
road which is also expendng lis surplus in an e,,o,sa
ii track INFO that city, The Tonnewanda IN W."
ad company has declared diyide'. of 5 Der c., "
The stock Is held in Boston to a considerable extent a.,
sales were recently made hands me pren;nn u"
the executor of capitalist who invested when muc. ~
pressed w.
The railway and factory corporation dividends n,,,
on and after LIST proxmn. will give a million and n.y..
wards OF addition to existing surplus in the money M,
ket determination To push the Ogdenshurp rail-,
through with all possible haste, appears 10 prevail ;
It's directors and stockholders In adyertinp Ia snhs,.
ions for this Stock should haze been stated tina, a.
ONO were taken by Mr.. Steison Of Brduewater far H..
sell and friends. which liberal slice filled up br ro;;
S.O00.0OO. Mr. A. Lawrance took $50 600 am, AZ,
Foscr, OF The Fiirh'urg railroad. with any o,b,. WI
ierprsing capitalists took hd ofthe grea, work If an
the subscription list with vgor and tact that insreg
succl IS. "'"i'u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-12
WILLIAM AND MARY

We learn that lie Beard of Visitors Of William and
Mary College have elected to the Presidency of that In
siIutlon, DR. Hawkes.. distinguished Episcopal Mi is
ter OF New Orleans The reputation ofDr Hawkes.. as
a ban orator and able writer is SO generally known.
ina' his accession to the Faculty fail to make the
College more popular than il has ever been.
Richmond Times
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-12
A a Court held Tor Campbell county. the 18th day
IN of June 1877

A Ia Court held Tor Campbell county tho 18th day
IA Of June. 1877.
James Jones. Patterson Jennings and Martha his
vile, Rhady Gibbs, Thomas H. Sii,h and Lucy his
VIE, III lin Sth and Susan his wife, the children of
Betsy saunders, who sue by Thomas 4 Stith their
guardian and neat friend, William Stth and Nancy his
vile. George W. Jones' Wood jones, James NJ Jones,
Charles j Oliver. and Amanda his WIFE Charles II
jones' John Nj. Jones. William jones'. and Mary Jane
Jones, Charles Il. Jones aud Panlina Jones' infant chill
dren OF joel Jones. deceased who sue by Matthew b
No"'ih, lheif next friend, Plaintiffs,
against
William Jones, Defendant,
This cause came on this day by consent of parties To
he heard. upon the bill and answer and was ARGUED by
counsel upon consideration whereof the Court doth
adJndge, order and decree, that Matthew b. Nowlin
"hols hereby appointed Commissioner for that purpose
do sell The ands in the bill mentioned Of which
Bncknor > Jones died, seized and possessed at puhc
auction 10 the highest bidder, al Campbell Courthouse
on some Court day. after advertising the time and paco
OF sale, At the Front door OF the Courthouse of said oup
ty on some previous Court dav, and in ncwsn,per
printed IN the town of Lynchburg for at least four weeks
on credit ot one and two years. taking bonds with an
proved security Tor the purchase money! and report the
same 10 Court, the title to be retained until the plr
chase money is PAID
Copy--Teste
GEO WIN. DABNEY, Clerk
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-12

the ni,ed sates to hold aud retain possession Of the
eonn'fy-aye, and 10 govern il, too. Yours, sc
Il. X.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-12

VIE subscribers 10 Jabez Parker at this
l. well known establishment corner of Main and
l9h Streets prepared To furnish to ORDER Fox &
Borland's celebrated static TooTH SPRING BED,
IHREsHING MAcHlNEs, Of all sizes, varying in price
from $50 10 $40. These Ma hines have been proved
decidedly superior within the last ~ years. parcu
larry when used Smiths Patent SELF OiIING Boxes
We would call attention To our new GEARED UoRsE
POWER one Of which he seen in operation at our
Ware House, Also, Emmons CHAM BAND Horse
Power.
WHEAT FANS. To those in want Of good Fan,
we "eni call The attention to our Premium Fans
w re also keep on hand CORN SHELLLRs STRAW CvT-
TIERS. CRUsHrRs sc.
Wecan repair hrcshing Machines tina, have become
too much "oin TO thrcsh clean, with teeth, 10
supply them with new Cylinders s. Beds Extra Brass
rs, LEATHER BANDS. rneed, and all articles in our line
furnished at short notice
Address, PARKER & SMITH
Richmond June l7-6wif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-12
NOTICE.

"A Ii. persons indebted 10 the late firm of Hancock 4
4 a Adams, are hereby notified that the books,
counts, Sc, belonging TO the said firm have been by
; deposited in the hands of Benjamin r. Scruggs who
alone Is authorized to adjust, settle AMI give receipts for
all outs ding dues
ISAAC ADAMS,
Surviving partner of Hancock & Adams.
july l--WiN If