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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-28
LEGISLATURES OF VIRGINIA.

I Our Richmond Correspondent furnishes us
but litde news Independent, off The details OF the
election Of U. S. Senator in the place Of Judge
PIsgYEAcTER which resulted, as we have no
iced in another place, in the choice OF the Hon.
Jas. NJ. Mason, Of Winchester. The Cover
nor sent Message 10 the Legislature. enclo-
sing preamble and certain resolutions from
tie Legislature and Governor Of New Hamp-
shire. upon the subject Of Slavery. The Go
vernon was requested 10 return them TO New
Hampshire without note or comment. dis
cussion is going on for the Repeal Of The Dis.
trlct School Law, and restoration o. the Old
Primary System. The Hon. joins NJ PATTON
has been unanimously elected Councillor Of
State. The James River and Kanawha Bill
IN the House was ordered 10 an Engrnssment
by vote Of GO to 5i--ii made an appropra
ton of $4,000 TO carry the Canal 10 Buch-
anan, but on its final reading. il was Defeated
BY vote Ayes. 60: Noes, 63-both OF our
Delegates voting in the negative. The Fright
of Way" was to be taken up on Tuesday, the
Goth inst, and an animated debate was aniici-
pated--lhe prospects Of success seem to bright
zen somewhat. Mr. BoAE has presented Pc
tiiion from citizens OF Darkesye, Berkeley
County, asking that charter Of incorporation
may be granted 10 said town and MIR ENG
INeroS has presented counter memorial from
citizens ofthe same town demonstrating against
the grant Of such charter
A great number of Memorials are being pre-
senied for the incorporation OF the Alexandra
and Harpers Ferry Rail Road Company, and
the scheme al Richmond is very favorably re-
garded. A number OF new resolutions and Pc
htions are being presented every day, but most
Of them Of local character We take from a
number furnished us by our Correspondent.
two, which we think interesting and impor
tanl:-
On motion Of Mr. SHrFrEY,
RcSoired, That the committee Of Courts of
Justice be instructed to enquire into the expe
diency OF so altering the existing laws, as to
vest IN the wife, who survives her husband
without children, the title to such slaves and
other personal property as the husband may
have acquired by the wife, with such provi
sious as 10 the husbands debts as 10 said com
mliiee may seem eXpedient
On motion Of Mr. HuNTEa,
Res0lved, That the committee for Courts OF
Justice be directed 10 enquire into The expedi-
eney OF so providing by law, that in all cases
oil suits al law, upon JOINT obligations or other
Joint Liabilities, where the defendants reside in
different counties, wrils Of capias ad respon-
dendum may he issued to any other county or
counties, other than that in which the action
was originated, so as to bring all the parties
Liable before the Court, in like manner as is
allowed in Chancery proceedings.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-28
lForeigIn News.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
VERY LATE FROM ENGLAND ID.
VANCE In BREaDsTUFFS AND
COTTON.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NN~N~N~N~NN~~~>
VERY LATE FROM ENGLAND----A ID
VANCE In BREaDATUFFS AND
COTTON.
The Baltimore American OF the Goth inst,
furnishes us the following Foreign News =
The steamer Hbernia arrived at Boston at
6 O'Clock yesterday morning, having left Liv-
erpool on the 9th inst
Flour had advanced five to six shillings per
barrel
Corn had advanced twelve 10 fourteen shil-
lings per quarter.
Wheat three TO four shillings
Meal FIVE shillings.
Cotton had advanced since the 4th inst, as
follews Georgia bowed, thee Earth ings 10 one
penny Mobile haf-penny Alabama and
Tennessee one-eighth 10 seven eighths Of a
penny; Orleans ,hree-eighihs to half penny.
LATER.
Al five, p. M. yesterday we received by
Telegraph the following additional intelligence:
The quotations ofthe Liverpool market when
the steamer sailed were -
Corn, 66 to " shillings
Flour. in Bond. 81 10 SO shIllings.
Cotton. ordinary Orleans and Mobile, 6ia7
pence; fair, 7ia7s pence; good, Sid.
The Hibe-na brought out the Governor OF
Canada and suite.
She also brought 100000 10 $500 900 in
specie.
The English Money market was quiet.
Large sales Of Lard, in kegs, at 4Sa20s.-
American Beef and Pork in demand supplies
large and prices firm.
The Presidents Message is considered in
England as giving full assurance tha, low du-
ties on British Goods will be maintained, and
it gives English manufacturers cheerful pros
poets for their trade during the coming Spring
Paris Papers assert that the French Gov.
eminent intends reduction in the duties on
Foreign coin.
A terrible inundation had occurred in Ro-
man Italy, occasionmg great distress and an
extensive loss of properly. The new Pope is
mitigating the misfortune by the purchase OF
provisions and his own personal exertions.-
He has also reduced the duties on foreign
grain.
The whole British press is out against that
part Of President PoLK's message TO Congress
respecting the war with Meyico. The annex
alton Of California is more unpopular in Eng
land than the Texas annexation. Severe COM
ments are made upon the Presidents declara-
ton. that the war was not undertaken with
view to conquest
The distressed state OF Ireland forms the abb
sorbing topic, and the deaths by starvation are
increasing. The people are going over in
numbers TO England. There is also great dis
tress in the Highlands Of Scotland.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-28

cd. Its prornise Of restoring reeee Is hollow
and deIusIye ;--it would cfIecsuaily deprive US
of The power 10 enforce peace; and ITS sole
effect would be 10 pToTact endlessly9 feeble.
yexatioss and dishonorahle war. The only
way 70 end this war. is 10 fight Il ons. The
message Of tile Mexican President. and the DO
ings Of Congress, which we publish this morn
ing. show coneIusyriy that they win no, make
peace uniil forced 10 DO 50. The only thing
then, that remains. is 10 force them thereto as
soon as possible. Let the war be vigorously
and effectively waged. Let men enough, and
money enough, BE- raised to destroy The very
heart Of the Mexican force TO cripple her
strength and PROSTATE her hostility. II ,eems
clear 10 US that IN no other way can peace be
restored.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-28
sa A BURG, VA,
TILE LECTURE.

Our citizens viii bear in mind that the 81
Lecture OF the course before the Literary a,
rociatio,l" viii be delivered in the Methodist
Church this evening Thursday the 2sth inst
b. the Rev. VIM. Low. We hope 10 see a
full house, as an interesting lecture may be
pJpecicd
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-28

THE News AND THE MARREr--Ii will he
seen by the report under the Commercial head
that the Hibernia's news has had decided
effect on the Baltimore market for breadstuiTs
The sales Of Flour show an advance, at the
close, offs cents per bbl.; and Corn is also
materially higher
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-28
.H.sEafKys.

Oa the 24th cf Noy.n,hsr =. b, he Rev Mr. Jeu.
aisss. Mr.. ioas " powSxs to Mss Es-ass Ma.
.sa Gu The 10Th u Dve-tahrr. by the same. Mr.
William LARsrxT 20 Miss ElizAxr1A ANN 10.
WAapa; 90 the 5sh of Jaaaary ~ thr s&sse, Mr..
Q. %" i9th 81 J-nasrs 4, the .s,ue MIR SAagrL
McisTfnE 10 M.ss sAsAs ELirAsKrH HRS - altof
Hampshire Co. Va
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-28
GEORGEToH.N .afaprrr,

.1arocase Utict, Jia. q, lSt6,
FLora.-- Market fam. will enore buye.
than sellers al ss75
WmEar.--prices Ger the las, four or Era
days have been more firm. With rather al ur-
ward tendency. Good ii besa reds ma, IL
quoted Of 30 10 50 cents, and white. Il here,
would command IS 10 100 cts, aud very good
los cts
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-28

tS.We refer attention to the New York ad-
yenisemenis in our column, this week. which
we have obtained through our Agent. GEORGE
PRArT, ESQ.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-28

e5-The Democrats Of Rerkeley are referred
10 our advertising columns, for notice, calling
meeting Of iheiT Party NJ Ei;LMIss's Hotel,
on Monday. the 9Th dag c. February next.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-28

e,-Dr. THos. S. PACE, OF this County, il
recommended in communication published
in the last Spirit Of Jefferson, as Democratic
Candidate for Corgress-subjcct to the deci
sion Of Convention
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-28

A meeting 81 the Democrats Party Of berkeley
will be- he Id al iiilInire's Tavern 10 Ma'uosbnFg,
| on The second Monday in February being Court
day
ours,,d as business { importance will b. laid be-
/ 1,r. them MANY DEMOCRATS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-28

t,-The Virginia Regimen, of Volunteers
have sailed from sod Poin, Comfort" for
Mexico.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-28
Wagon psice t4.R Z
Re

sales from stores. Wsgon price tz.52 Rc.
ceipts considerable.
GRsrS.--The receipts ofwhrai are light
and Il Is selling from wagons, at g5a 81 cen,s
for red. Com has advanced; we quole 90
" cts. for both white aud yellow. The WAC.
On price is So a 55c;s.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-01-28

ALEXANDRIA .MaRKTT1
Gasetfs Ofsce, hauDvy %. !647.
FLouR--The market isvery auie, No
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-18

r, Park Street and Mary jane hi, ris, sho''e' Pre-
h. sg te"59 ety. Gd ; saa n" ~ @m q
Su;iL LINES A. Smith j seph Rires, "in''nistrat9'
Of Charles T. Smith and Pleasant sts'e"t and f0"y
NJ hi.Mife: r,.sa,y ~. ,3,b
xyoU arc hereby notified that shall on TUESDAY! he %
a,x Of Anr lS47, in the Courthouse oil Dyefsone' ~!
,;, T,nne,scc between suniise and sunset OIL '1' u.
81 the DISPOSITIONS OF Matthew d. izer homas
1 80 he ,,,c,it superier Of law and chanceN
Tor Fran.lin county, Virginia, in iieh you are a', anu
Snarrel Hale John S. Burneil and nyse, are atl',n4
,fTom any cause the SAID dcpoons should Nc" DC 'ah
al, DIV aforesaid the, viii be taken at the pace ana pe we
the hours Aforesaid Tuesday the ooh day 81 AP ato p' a.
.ia depo.i,ions should be commenced On eNei o'
~ - -. ,r,r any cause rot be completed they WI be
san,,nu.i from day to day. which they are u"
Ill completed. 4w
March
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-18
w ard Election.

FENHE WARD ELECTION for six Aldermen, and
Il Six Common Council men, in each ward IN the
own Of lynchbig,w taxi, place, pursuant to an act If
Assembly, entitled ian act 10 amend an act entitled an
act to divide the town o Lynchburg into wards, and tJ
other purposes, passed Feb 70. 1880, The Is Tues
day in April next-and viii he held in Lynch Ward No.
bong all that part Of said town below the st alley
tonding from the river the 18th street IN the auction
house Of Mrssrs Talbot & Lanier, Main street; and in
Henry Ward. No Q, being all that part Of Town LIST
alley, extending r the river to Eth street. IN Aiexan
dor Iggas house, on Mainsee ,ncA door below
he Vrsnan olnce, and opposite To Bryant & 1inscy IS.
HENRY DuNNINGTON.
S rgt. Of the Corporation OF Lynchburg.
Feb. 25-tjA
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\ o Il | r

f virtue Of decree of thu Circuit Superior Court u
- Law and Chancory Of Amherst county pronounced
the 18th day Of March 1885, the u"Willlau n,
crs,' the undersigned WILL tie s9nd day Of March
lS47, at Patrick Cour, House. proceed to SELL cred
II u SIX, twelve and eighteen months for equal portions
Of the purchase muuey undivided third part Of three
thousand one hundred and fifty SIX Acres Of Land, ~
ing and beng the county Of Patrick and decided To the
said Samuel Bnrks, IT, by Christina Cooke and vito
Bonds with approved and sufficient security Will be
CURED Of the purchasers.
Jan 2s-t25M EnMU ND IRVINE, Corn'r.
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CONT AIMING .2O ACRES,

less adjoining the Lands ct Charlie, Phelps and 9TH
Also, ohe Tract IN said county, the II
said Creek, containing isU Acre. less adjoining tie
Lands OF Seaton Wheeler and others Also other Tract,
Bent Creek containing 10 Acres, less, bounded
b, the Lands OF abncy Goorh and othcr Also, other
Tract the OF Broad Creek containing 500 Acres
les bounded by the suds Of Ncs w hc and 9th.
Also the follow Ing Negro men, wit Peter, LEVEL
Sandy, Bl Spinner, sam, Page Joshua Jery, John Joe
Also, the oowng Negro Boys, to wit Nepunr, bob and
Henry. Also, the following Negro Women Gnls aud Boy,
to wi, rhhS woman, Pleasant, woman, Jenny, wo-
Nancy and hra daughter Lucy, Grace and her three
Children Bib and her three children, Kitty anS her
children Rachel and her hive children Mioly An
derson Nelson, jesse end Watt Matilda and her FIVE chill.
dren, Martha, Edward, Mary, SANDY, and A,o,
Caroline girl, jenny, agr Sarah, girl Paey and Sill
vcy, Also, interest Of i9ths in the following
Slaves 10 wit Sawney, jenny and her FIVE children, John
cnbSaly and others, namt not f,en Jud, y her three
children James and others, gwen The o,hct
59s Of sad II Slaves belonging to the fatces Of Thomas
Walton Also the increase Of Of the above named
Slaves, since the date OF the aforesaid deed.
The ttc 10 all Of the aiaenamed Land and Negroes Ls
crcd 10 be good but, acting Trustee will only convey
such titlc is vested in me hy the Deed aore.aid
Feb. 22 In SiMuELMcD. REID, Trustee
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SALT, NAILS, wHIsKEY, sc

SALT, NAILS, wHIsKEY, &c.
$50 sacks Salt, (large)
220 kegs Maj $, 3 to40 dys,
10000 It's, Cotton Yarns,
50 tons plaster.
Is bills Tanners Oil,
30 ldRye Whiskey.
100 Mountain and Roc,lfcd Whiskey,
Best French Brandy.
Old Madeira Wine,
Rum, Gin, Porter, &c.
Received and for sale low by
McCLANNAHAN s. THOMPSON.
March ITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-18
wv VI. BLACKF0RD, Editor.
PUBLISHED By
pIlCKFORD, STATHAM \ BILLIARD,
EyrRy MONDAY AND hU hsDAf,

= n,u,,s per snn,n payable VA airuaes. No sub
LII he reccirea for shorter time than ssx months
." ,,Nbe discontinued, (ereept at Tx discretion
-. r,,to,sA until oil a,rearases are paid
,nrrRTfsE.uE.\'TS inserted at so cents per
for lass, for srsry inner form insertion and '7a cts
-. ,,ssr. (or kss> for erery outer form '"'''i'0"
Pr1rpy iDyERTISER IS required! to note on n" va
.t..,, nj, a advertisement inserted adrer
M, 10 noted ,eiA BE- inserted till its dseont"ua'e'
- YEARLY .4DYERTIsL>Et st terms IRE for
,;,,.. ofiro squares, so for one square 80 r0'
.,rt. ,,,.r f,,.nA,5 Every yearly advertiser ''".
A. Ito sonas his advertising t. he's p"''e'1" '"' 9
I,.sinsss ,, .n. ,t;o,, al.
- nm Reasonable terms.
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E. tANFORD TT RNER.
.NEW AND PORTRAIT Lay book.

DIGEST Of Couveysncng, T,stsmen,sry
IA Registry Laws Of all the Slaics OF the Mon,
braclng references the lead ng decision npcn the
Jccts, Of the States. together with the Forms
acknow lcdgmenl. probate, REIMBURSEMENT, etc, required
by the statutes If, and in IN cnch Preceded by 4
brief treatise the general rules relating 10 the nature,
execution and operation Of Deeds and Nlll and follow
ed by Appendix OF The most approved iJs OF those
instruments. Beng practical manual and guide FOR
Lawyers Pullic Officers and Of business, hy James
B. Thornton. lac Of Virginia, of Memphis. enn.,
Attorney at Law, wi. 70. 40 pages.
just received and for sale by ID. B, PAYNE.
Feb LIS
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,oTICE TO THOSE OU.NLNG PIANOS ~
JTSCIfRURE.

,r h.crih, wishing 10 make arrangement mat WI
80, ,hc views OF all who disposed 10 pauoaAS mn
no,o,es to tune Pianos Tor the sum oil mo ~ d
or, sufficient number TO justify him IN SO GONG
w. ~, 10 be- timed twice year, making ioai ~''''
All who are willing to comply with the aposs , us
year An 49, ,h,ir names with ID X. Lyman, SO that he
VIII Pe.r,in how many will employ him AN repairs s"'
strings 10 be an extra charge I,
AI,rrh Is
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TRUST SALE OF
LA.N'D AND Ne G. r OE

L. II ~ II II ~ ~ ~ II ~ IL " A. u
DCRSC ANT to tho provisions Of a decd Of Trust,
1 executed by Joshua {. 'Tnsey to Robert linsley
dated the lOh day Of July lS43 and duly recorded IN
the Clerks onice # the county Court o Amherst, and
also recorded in the Clerks office Of the county Court Of
Bedford and ais in further pursuance OF an order OF the
county Court Of Bedford made at the February term,
lSi7 Of said Court, substituting the undersigned as tbs
Trustee in room of the said bert Tiusley who refuses
act. and also by the consent u the said Joshua L
rinsry in writing authorizing the sale of the property
conveyed BY the sad decd al the time and place drsg
mated in this advertisement, shall proceed to sell, by
way Of public auction. TO the highest bidder for cash be
fore the front door Of Brdord Court House, on Wed
ncsday. ihe 3st day Of March next the Tract Ct Land
conveyed bv said deed situated in the county Of Amherst
living On both SIDES Of Pcdlar River, the Blue Ridge
CONTAINING AS ACRES,
more less |, is said be valuable and worthy the
attention OF any wishing 10 buy. Als the following
personal property, TO Wit:-Luke, man, Daphne, a
woman, Anthony auan, john man, Nancy and her
child about months old at the date Of the decd Lefty
her child about months old athe date Of tho deed Dick
Samuel, Caleb, two bay horses syrre mare and SCR
rel horse together with the future increase o the females
if any, Acting as Trustee, shall convey such title &c
the purchaser as vested in me ty the d cd Of Trust
afol aid and none other
MICAJAlI DAVIS, Trastcc.
The above sale is made by my consent and appoba
lion aud also BY my requests at the time and place. spec
fled in the above advertisement.
March l-t3lM JOSHUA {. TINSLEI.
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j. Garland Il WIN. ID Branch,
ATTORNIES AT LAW.

"AVE removed their office TO John NJ. Warwick S
III brick row. next door below c. Dabney, Esq, and
a ljoining Martins Warehouse.
J. Garland will in future attend. in addition to tho
Courts be attends the Court Of Appeals al Lewis
burg. and the Sup-ri,r Courts Of r 'cabr'dgs.
De- 3i-ta
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.fEW CO.fCER.H
yINF subscribers have associated themselves toSebsr un
der the style and firm OF
Crcnss,aw. BaEby 4 Carter,
for the purpose OF tansacng Grocery and Commission
Ba.iness, and having purchased OF Messr Young Bowie
their stock of Gro offer for sale the formerly
cupcd by Young Bowles door above Me.srs Mcen
Gwatkin, large and well selected stock oil Groceric DO
me'ts, Shoes and Hats Their stock consists part OF tn
200 by, Rio, 1'SqiF', Masaoaibo and jaw. cosos,
Porto Rico i
5 ticrces \. O. Clarified " very fine
10 hhds. ard tierce. y .. and West India Molasses,
5000 lbs Cotton Yarns No: to 49, LeaA.vin, Factory
goo Kegs Cut Nails, Sd TO iOd,
rs /" Box and Lining do
10 bales > and A. Brown Dome.tic.,
" Nos. and 2, Manchester Osnaburg.,
200 sacks Liverpool Salt,
IS " Ground Alum do
$50 side. good and DANA rcd Sole Gather,
10 tons well assorted Trsdegar Iron,
10 whole and hslf boxes I.o,fsuear,
100 rcams Writing Letter and Wrapping psper
81 boxes Tin Plate TX
500 American Sheet Iron
500 Il" Spc!ter
500 Russia Sheet Iron,
20 boxes Imperial and Gunrowd~ Tea,
500 Eastern Cheese,
Is barrels No and Mackarel,
50 kegs Duponts, Rifle and Blasting Powder,
80 boxes Sperm, Taow and Adamantinc Candies
rs " Window Glass S ~ 10 and 10 y II,
200 " hes, Spanish Float Indigo,
500 " Nader, very fine,
80 hsg, superior White Lead,
cask pure Winter Strained Oil,
800 lbs. Western Wool,
400 Raw Cotton,
500 Wool Rolls,
Is bbls Tanners Oil,
100 sides Black and Rus,ct Leather
100 dozen Bed Cords and Leading I,ines,
500 lbs. Coppcrls,
500 " Alum,
bags Pepper and allspice
2 cases Mems and Womcn's Leather Shoes,
Supcrfne and family Flour, Stone Ware, Wire Shers
Buckets, Shear and Blistcrcd Steel &c Sc. All OF which
they offer cash barter, accommodating terms.
March 1t. CRENSIIAW, BAGDY Il CARTER.
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and railway aud ihough 1t is pnr VI my purpose 10
show ,ha, Rail Road would bs Iudicous npto'e
ent considering that question a. having heen esopIsd
by tie charter granted last winter LOT That purpose 10
another compsny yet. 10 show the excluslveness With
which this sine lc upoy occupies the mind ots d.
tngushod advocate, he FIXES the rate Il Railway trans
porta,on imnnaby Al cents; he Will nj allow ea
tension reduce irogh,s; he will not ngad tho cal
freph,s On the Baltimore aud Ohio and Reading roads,
but compares tho existing ireghis tho Railway with
the PROSPECTIVE frcphts the Canal In his comparison
Of the Of construction and Of keeping up mo TWO
mptos rmens. he undertakes what u ihpracueaole, 10
estimate the cost Of one work by the average Get o
NUMBER d others CONTRACTED different periods and IN
dnettu, countries and 10 compare the 'eA,taordlnaf,
repairs between t~o works. the one oi which eau rarely
sustain and speedily repair such aceleu's whilst lhe
other. exposed snnual iro,heis ma, ~ swept ol,hy,n
tire and suspended 9t months The best average
instruct people 10 determine the best mo'hod,
probably the comparative value # their stocks and the
Of the dividends But. sr. al his arguments nat
uray divide themselves nto the prnecabils lnd polI-
c, Of the work. shall consider them.
lhc frat consideration, IN regard Ia such wpfk, INC
suppl, d upon he summit loNel; aud, IN regard 10
this IL i. 10 be regretted that the opinion even oil engi
divided The opinion II Mr.. Cahel ~ based
upon the estimate OF Nj Gil. that artificial sc'olfs
may he relied on aud favored with computation
II the average drainage gwen surface with duo al
owauce ior evaporation andleakage. and even the allow
per boat gvo make the estimate perfectly ie
liable Now slr 10 this have no reply. Icanno' dispute
hat ma, he but II is observed thai the present fea
DIDN'T adyoesn. the extension and In ad'crng to the
supply Of water expressly reserves the point and leaves
tn, sufci,Gc, wa,er to he determined 10y future
/ vey and estimate.
As the otgn, plan for connecting tho janice with
the kanawha was by railway p,rtsgr. and we
have 1t, expense at $4,000 per mo. II ~ only
since that has ben Nbaud med, that tho science Of
the Engineers has loen required ~ devise some means.
Of raising the wind that has been hepros,nco Of the
administration )hut Of raising lilo waer and no other plan
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-18

SUPERIOR WIIISKEY-l4 YEARS OLD!
MCDANIEL Il LEE have just received in store and
WI offer for sale lot OF the superior pure old Ky
"hkey. in Virgnial4 old Those IN want OF real.
PRIME artisle, will please call and examine
March SIS MCDANIEL & LEE.
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NOTICE.

WE hereby all persons whatever against trading
w for Bond OF Two Hundred Dollars drawn by bear
ing 2tth av cmbcr Is 10 and payable Shelton
Wright tho 18th day OF November 1917 have offsets
against the TANIl JOINS,
Dec. 3-S CLAIBORNE G.. ~ l.kS