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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-08

JWc refer the Enquirer Mr. Bentons statement that
the 800 presses in the pay Of the State Department were
specially instructed TO assa him 1874. aud that he was
thus asailed, not only by those presses which were told
TO take their tone from the Executive Organ Of that day.
bat by public meetings also. for his opposition To the
Texas treaty. II public opinion was manufactured then
IN tins manner have believe tina; the same
appliances have not been resorted relation To Mr.
Calhoun and the Senae-ihe rather that the assumption
that the liberty OF the press has been abridged bv the re-
cent action OF tina, body uansparent absurd that,
without something like preconcert could scarcely deem
such remarkable uniformity Of language in relation to it
probable, # possible
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-08
nnnviIIe nniIrnnh.

The House Of Delegates agan gave an evidence Of tho
awakening spirit oi tho me-, Saturday last by recon
sderng and passing tho bill incorporating Company 10
consiuc Railroad from Richmond to Danyiue. We are
grau6ed the, the perseveng Efforts Of the delegates from
Pusylvtna have been iensh crowned with sncccss II
now remains 10 DO seen whether the stock amoasunR in
The aggregate TO S2225OOO Of which q State taxes two
ihs will DO subscribed. FROM the energy with which
the scheme hes been pressed and the confidence felt In ia.
capacisy remunosto tho Stockholde well - from the
incidental benefits that must result from lie construction 10
large end wealthy section Of the stao, it hardly be
doubted that il will be promptly taken.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-08
To the Editor. Of the whlr

To the Editors OF the Wing
GENrLsNSN-Thc published proceeding, of the Meeting
OF Cnzens desous OF giving dinner the Members
the Legislature, has the following resolution:
- hat the citizens generally be requested TO ilumi-
nate iheir houses on the night Of the dinner"
IL - no part OF NV present purpose make remark.
~hateyer on the several resolutions except what above
quoted The illumination OF a has oiten been at
tended with such results. that thought 1t was excnsye
admitted, that such manifestation Of pleasure ought 10
be used only on very extraordinary occasions and then
under the Amusement aud approval OF the constituted au
thcriues Tor otherwise, II may universally prevail
A 10 be evidence % the general low Unuer this np,cs
sion, cannot think amiss suggest the Committee
OF Arrangements, that might he best 10 consult further
upon this matter aud - say that had the highly rcsnee-
table meeting OF Tuesday had the consideration Of the
great trouble and expense OF such display brought 10
their view, they would probably have concurred with me-
and not adopted the recommendation. However much the
people OF this city may be graued with the rat of pa
uioum which has acuated the members uf the Assembly
ye, at sueh time this, when the whole Country IS ex
eTng itself 10 obtain contributions, and make collections
Tor Ae purpose OF alternating the OF foreign coun-
Try and whcn too the neccssacs OF life are 50 greatly en-
ranced IN price that the number Of poor must be
Nas'y Increased, will Il not be needless expenditure For
II should be recoccicd that without great display the
cost Will be from five TO eight thousand dollars and TIN,
without any 5eRehI whatever. Only think the amount
would furnish the poor OF this city one thousand
OF esa and neary many barrels OF ou or from ape
10 SIR thousand bushels Of HeaI am aware that such
views may, BY some De thought uuiiaran by Others par
smonous and eon,rac,ei; but uevcrihc ess entertain
them, and will be obliged II YOU will publish them
4 CITIZEN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-08
LIberIY of ,he Press.

John Cody, editor Of the Reporter Norwich Con-
necteut, has been imprisoned for libel ayern-keep-
er in that place. 1t may be contended that this no yo'
aton Of The rights Of the Palladium, since the i'm
prsonmeni was pursuant TO the judgment Of Court
Buff the beed ayern-keeper had forbidden the EDITORS
future visits 10 his house-whli then Would the liberty
Of 'as press have been abridged in that case just
much, precisely, has besa by exclusion OF the cdi-
Of the Uni from the floor Of Senate for publish.
ing libel upon thot body.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-08
/" Another Victim =,

Under this startling caption, tho Washington Union an
nounces the rejection of Mr.. C. j. Ingorsols nomination
as Minister to Franco-"a man tsays the Unionl who.
like ourselves has been than forty year.-may we
not say ai least patriot" Perhaps So as patriotism may
now be dehncd-men who love their country. it may be-
but the "spos' little better. IL has been less than
forty years. since this Mr.. lngeso declared tina,
had he lived in the days OF the Revolution he would
have been TORY and we have no doubt of it, He
would have adhered to THE KING then, as closely a,
he sticks to the President But ii tina, be par,ot.
" we'll none OF H."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-08

A. Midlothian, the residence Of Moior A Woodbridge.
n The county OF Chesterfield. Tuesd'y the inst n
the 2ji year oi her age, ROSE HOWARD the wife OF
Thomas Howard, Esq and only chld of Mrs. LAWNS
"ooidndce. For many months, she declining under
an stack Of Consumption. u1d although her paen end
unmurmurng endurance OF her slrrng8 ayed the hour
Of her DEATH II could from the rnqp Of her
dcaaiu maady AL 'lni tho tender and loving AZ.
cnuons Of husband and mother aud many friends ayaied
was 10 soften her passage o. the glye sud ~ sJ1tho h.
latest momcns fDr several yrlrs che vas member OF
uc Protestant Episcopal Church, Christian in faith and
IN practice and her faith sustained her tho hour OF ner
departure. Among the myriadf Of the young and boaui.
ul and good who have whered away tore this pitiless
disease. none over lived and died beloved and moro
worthy 20 be beloved, than Rose Howard and now when
her duet hos returned g. the earth o. 90 vas and her spri
has returned unto God who gave TO- her beeaved relatives
emo ire"es ~lIfn, br ihry m1ur1 not a. whou, hope
Tor she he'd remembered Creator n The days Of sy
youth while the cyi. days came not.
81 ErqIifrs and BrplIIcla retse eopy
~ his residence in the county OF Gooch'and on The
10th Feb. LAiNCELOT WOODWARD in the 5jb
year Of his sgc.
In Henrc2 con ". ON tic 2.h tob.. MARY LOU.
"a, infant daughter Of Robert H. and Lucy Jane Hen
Icy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-08

1J The citizens Of Fredericksburg have held meeting
for the purpose OF procuring contributions for the relief Of
the destitute and starving in Ireland and Scotland Judge
Loma1 who presided the OCCASION delivered an address.
characterized by beauty and force We regret that
we have not space to transfer it TO our columns,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-08

n The Now York Journal Of Commerce states, tho, in
1901 there was famine Engsnd, scarcely less * ons We
aid distressing than that which now scOurges Ireland and
port n Scotland William PITT then Prime Minister is.ued
en- order engaging 10 pay lOs. S3 per barrel Tor ey
cry bafol Of American -four which should be shipped 10
England, with foil liberty the importer to get higher
rclnule price II be- could
Was the Tariff Of &c then in force7 Was free trade"
even topic OF dscussionl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-08

u The Alexandra Gazette lcsnrs from Washington
that General Benton TO have left city on Sa,ur
day morning last for Mexico Whether he i, take tho
command chief yet known-though 1t is believed
that he has been authorized to do So
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-08

ATrAcE oS VEGA CRUz.-Aceoring TO the letter in N,
Mo7e Herald from Anton L.Zatdo, the Tumor cur
rent 30 The squadron the 4h Inst that a our naval force,
were 10 be concentrated by the 20h INST 20 Cooperate vii
Gen. scoH IA the attack Vera Cfuz--N o. PieayaH,
Eel. ..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-08
Coue'p ndensc Of ro Fillmore American.
4

w HHIIN"IUNt MUCH D TbIIs
The Judges Of the Supreme Courh,ye heard their last
agumcnil, and alior formal session will adjourn o-mor-
row IN the Of Mrs.. Gaines. opinion was given
day by Judge Wayne n beha Of the five Judges who
sat IN the case, the effect Of which Of tho
opinion 81 the Court the term, with Willingness
tho port Of the Judges receive any additional facts
gong to prove the heiship Of Mrs Gairos.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-08

W Brig Gen. Worth has boon nominated and confirm
cd by the Senate MAJOR General by breve Gays the Union,
"io h1 gallant scyces" Why wps he not appointed fall
MJor General Tor those "gpant SERVICES" instead Of the
b-uLloIInz Een.ln, or tho unknown Cnmmlngsl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-08

bNOTECE.-Tho Sons Of Temperance Of tho
CRY OF hehmori, arc respectfully i1vtd 90 march ,n
procession with the Lafayette Division n Nanclestsr
ION Their Hal ~ the Methodist Church. this evening,
March 5fl, nd h1Ii-pl-t O'Clock.
Hdle,''s Will ba delivered by members OF tue Ofdsr.
Tue public a-o rl 7cctuiy invited 90 attend
). h. Gilt, ". s.
JJNOTICE.-1he mrmb.rs o.. tis MeD,0.Il d..
vision, will meet ii' evening ihc iil.of the Har "a
Divsion 81 7 o'clock.
a. THOMAS. P. VIZ.
Bible Society 81 VA R,qo..r monthly
meeting Of tho Managers Of Io Bible Society of W. will
Do hrd iD hc Ecsuy Room OF ST. Fau5 Ch4r,n ON 14es
dy J1 inst, (heing o focond Tuesday 10 he month"; 81
- O'Clock, T. NJ. Wv. WILLIAM, Recording sec'y
Ir Marion Division, No. ;, :. OF TIE
members " Merton DIV son, MOB $. u T. arc .c1isstsj
70 meet Of their Hell on This tNondsy) evening at7 O'Clock
BY order Of tio w. r.
NH cfApV d O.
/ SHAiS BAGs-A supply Of Cam Ras, fo- ,sie BY
! m'' WILLIAMS HAXALL
1UiNGs-2So barrels No Eoss nerdnr, land nz ana for
| -V NIB WEBB, BACON 60.
SoEIo RICO suGAReo hid. Prime qualify iand NJ and Tor
"'o WEBB BACON 4 CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-08

~ The Hou'o Of Delegates Of Maryland hiss dismissed
the changes preferred by Gov Thomas against Judge l.,
Grand, and BY unanimous vote expressed their undrnn
ished confidence IN his personal and official integrity.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-08

~ Cen. Augustus a. Chapman, Deputy Postmaster
General for the Bah Congregational District, has been re-
nominated the candidate of the Loeooco party. Tho
Com. nnIion Wa oil a lntco oil cnnrae
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-08

u Among long let Of appointments contained in the
Union Of Friday night md that Of Washington reen
how L'q Of THE city, as Consul At Buenos Ayes in psce
o. D. Taylor, resigned Also, Of James CLARK of Viz
g.1a. 10 be Assistant Surgeon; VIM A. speis Va to
Be- Payma'ter and John W. Leigh Of Va to b Isl Lieu.
tcnani Of inianify.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-08
Frndrrick CnnnfY.

The Wig of Frederick have nominated ono or the pre-
sent ssa'c' from hat county Jouy WAL, end JAur.
Gamma a their candidates for III, next House Of Delegate
With such ticket sictcfy IL certain. Messs II. Wood
end Joe?l D. Hackney the L2oo'oco oandJass--Con
oafs0u u he pTesenl d.I.gaes voIlnafy rcnfna.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-08

u HHRy B5Ds,LE, Bsq. who, two years ego, took The
field Tor Congress in opposition 90 Mr. Luca', The Csucus
NOMINEE and the former representative, himself the
NOMINEE q caucus He iben elected by Wing votes
a1d ha sgaazsd himself BY the bitterness Of bis assauis
upon Wing men and measures. and by unyaying sup.
port Of Tho Administration. TIC Whigs Of ihat district
nnviug lfocNed bm n 1915 should eo parc1ar pleasure
IN nnf'o, king hn, pJssibe, in IsG. Whether Mr. Lu.
cas- and HE friends under any pcoa bgatons to him
t is Cor themselves jo Determine.
We arc told BY 'ouor the Enquirer, snnoune nz Mr.
Boiingefs nomination, ihsi "ho abrred Cahounsm out
and out" TL's to be the great e'' Of orthodoxy in Viz.
gi1ii ,his Spring.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-08
100 Feet in length,

contains tn os' eor daguerrean spparstu with e.t ei-
my for polishing, thus eaatng Propte or TO pt men, 90
which viii t'GmpLaEiy sustain RESI- artistic en- -
being as'ed by gentlemen great cGt enee ami aby the
froe'sioi-with tn addition hi. Of a,r- stI-b,
made expressly for this without which fee ing and r
expressions cannot be caught aid. the Chemi,aI 10 m n
ananeousy aud this tue desdsraIum enabs the
nrtsi TO take perfect Portrait.
The public is respectfully the Gallery for the On,
mnaion OF The various specimens Rich Paintings statuar
ard for the purpose OF having their keness in The most
striking w.
March sh ~, ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-08

The Southern FIanter-JASUAEY NUNvIR
We have been intending for some time To bring tbi.
work before tue public worthy Of the patronage OF ey
who feels interest in the furtherance Of The oh
Jscis contemplated by this magazine.
The Editor, Mr.. Charles r. Bolts Is man of extensive
practical inonnannn, and he is by means deficient e-
heT IN intellect or in pleasant way conveying his IDEAS
10 az impres' them the full extent upon his
Indeed II would appear from the January number of hi.
periodical, that the Editor fond O tuning fine sen
ttnce as discovering way plant potatoes o. SOW
corn.
Tho article, headed "Vfgin.a and hor p,ospec,s" i,
wfitsn ably-wo may Gay, cloqgcnty IL gives tho true
reason, Ia opinion, for the blckwarIne of Vrypio
We have often heard Vrgina's being behind hand; but
we could not discover how wos. The mystery IL solved
IL - the eItdcggGHee OF VRnians which keeps then,
under. Break this cord; and free use being given 10 al
our energies will far superior % ouI sister States
IN riches, have heretofore been IN political dstiue
ton. VIII not 'irginans make the tmpt1 lsit not
dcsergn g Of effort Economy Is tho Iarnsr's virtue
In him % needed more than any other II our farmers
were economical State would become the mistress OF
tue Union. The advice which the Editor giyfs in paro
81 worthy Of attention. Hc advises firmcfs "t, st,y
al hnmei eschcw agricultural schools aud agricultural pro
cssofs; read books ony which propose to keep them in
formed Of practical resu; learn the best mode OF making
and u'ing hoo, plough and spade; learn how an &c
should be ground and plough poned that our b. uds
do their duty hnd do II In the best anner strive 10 mike
good crops, and above al eadeaof husband well your
crops after iLcy made"
in conclusion, We would recommend this periodical To
aH Tho farming portion u the community. "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-08
The sonthcrn PInnfer-I,rr,rr \

D-Wc were about writing a notice Of that valuable
monthly the Southern Planter when the following from
a correspondent, reached US:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-08
VIRGINIA DAGUERREAN GALLERY,

- '''' ~ TIT M h4'FFoT up @ -Naart
w LILLIAN A. PRATT PoRrRAIr P,IYTrEr
AM GzNzRAL AErIsT has fitted up In elegant SALOON
over the store Of MesTs Nash wo dhoasc No I3e Main ec
EiEo Row for tie puoe Of exhibit citizens OF
and viEiiefs 10 the Metropolis STATE l. keues
ser Of the most ishcd gentlemen the uae. OF ne Na
than 'e
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-08


y HE UVIOV MARCH, compo'sd 'or the Guttr and
Capt ROT Of the bufg Voun
tser. by u Robinson
The Waltz f1T The Guitar
Tho We.tfrn March, f'r the Tian1 Fore by Buck
Fir Melodies originates composed Tor the Gur by
~ A Iaui dc Feupnti
Bsaull Variations aoH favor,o ar fo1rs err were TO
mcni'y dclrer"
rs homo wterocs The heart i,' tro uvcnra u with BIZ
Ies FicuH Do Pfin,rW9r, two Wales. by Mathews
Fahfa's Dream, beautiful Walt. b. Baker.
.'Anoihcf iu7p'y Of following vcy popular AID bosurl
Eongs.
The Heroine M Monterey
This d. au thine. by JARVIS
Cravcianie Farewell. b. Toifofd
The Pea OF Monterey
The Blue Iu1aa
6- The utcntcr viii publish in few days tho o1,.in,
vorto Songs
Tho Wrd on Woods sung ~ The Harmonious
with shc waa hfua beautiful little ballad e-ur.A ,r
BY l. v " Grossly 4
Mouct l,sve ny Dw,inE-Somposei BY Crosby
hafk o. De lanjo found "a comic song bv rro.tv
f Persons residing dfstsnee, WIN wish a. ,,, ,t,
have only TO send hsf orders Subscriber and me- Nc vii
be WV wv ''-'- WV
dcfci tyas 49, EE. 49, 'D''
tiano m fbs ncrH..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-08

srarcnEyr % suoAE sold At auction, on the wharf, BY
Dunlop, Moncuro & Co. tho 9Th inst
30 hhds Sugar Of 81 65 to7 IS
1875 d. 7 675 to 4 1914
b2 Do 8 10 to 3 rs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-08
DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE.
GENERAL AGENCY.

'bNAShhL nv
INh subscribers fcspcctfuy their seriecst, TIN rube
n m "enefaI agents, and will but-
ness entrusted 10 tcr 1h1y Houses pro
perry real and geron hire cut cgocs, collect
city and the adjoining counties
INE GonpN having had years experience nsputy
Cle'H "a the office ti Heuro County Herds
haig'in and safe Deeds ~ powers OF ATTORNEY and AZ
er conveyance, On The reasonable terms
JAMES a. GOBLIN.
SAM'b W HARDWOOD.
e Once South side Vain Street opposite Gordn s.rsets
over FafO's Etcw ncc nee uhs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-08

EO-PARTNERSIIIP.- undersigned re-
- sfeeuuly in 'her ends public IN general
mat they have entered eopaInrn or trusle,n OF The
"hoicsaie and Retail Dry Goods Egu.i-
mess, 10 al t' varors branches, under RuSEN
Eo bio lat 1913 Broad street Shoekoe where they no ,e
uy s'rei attention TO business their
n. ROsENFELD,
March Let, 1917 j RosrNrPin
hNHE undersigned respectfully informs friends ard he vns
y e IN general That he viii conduct his Retail Dry Goods
business as heoi ro, At bis old stand Mast
ami asks for the continuation Of liberal patronage ul he
will show himself worthy any time.
nh Sim T. ROsENFELp.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-08
DISsoLUTION-The subscribers, thankful

10 he numerous friends aud the public sun
port heretofore received respectfully them that they nave
tls day Dissolved eoParnsrshp by Al poron.
indebted VIII pclsc make immediate prym-n; and tho
claims will please pres temrn r. tier OF The ts
hm Is au h'Tized 10 settle debts concerning fran
March lat lei1. T.. ROSENFELD A BROS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-08

NAIVhUAN, NHuTcH Io3I.
communication received from the Senate an
nouncins the passage by that body OF the Bill providing for
the extension OF the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
inc territory OF Virginia with amendments. The amend
ments weTo concurTed in
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-12
PROGRESSIVE,

We copy the following paragraphs from the New York
Sun, very able and independent paper II is far head
Of public opinion, yet who can say that tho Sun may
one of these days find candidate to suit its views?
1.-The Presidency.-Any prominent man of either po
tica party possessing sufficient patriotism aud courage
to boldly in favor of the occupation Of Mexico
the purchase of Cuba. and the establishment of M1l
marine in place OF the present rotten and useless Navy.
would be elected the President of the United States
The leading statesmen and politicians of the country
afraid 10 declare in favor Of any policy, but stand suck
ing their thumbs 80 whether the wind will blow this
or the other way, and act though there neither
country great national interest at stake. With Mex
leo IN possession, Cuba praying to come under the flag
Iihe Union, and Nary great boteh and bill of ex
pense our hands, there is mol champion ut either
political party who darcs come out and vndcato the
wishes Of the people eHthcse Subjects"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-12

Elk uSl1sNAl'E.

FuNlE 81 BStRlBfRS associated themselves the
LIST day OF January last. ior the purpose Of
IRON MAKING AND MERCllANDlZlNG
under the namooi fhppin y Montgomery beg leave Il,
iniorm tho pubic Thai they prepared
orders lor all descriptions Of Castings usually made NJ
blast Furnaces. VIZ Hollow Wase. Water Pipes, Stove
Plates, Mill Gear. SC.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Arc respectfully meti to examine the STYLE and dual
ity OF their Hollow Ware, which may he sren most
OF the stores IN lynchhuw, at tho Mcssrs. Ell,ss
Richmond. Orders addressed to the concern, at Elk
Furnace. or \. \. Montgomery. L,nehburg will meet
with prompt attention
Also. just In hand. cur we'll selected stock of
SPRING AND SE.MMER GOODS,
which will be sold low for Cash. or in exchange for
gram. \. W. FIIPPIN.
May It's A. n MONTGOMERY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-12
$500 REWARD.

THIIE President AVID Directors of the Office of Dis
eouat and Deposie Of the Bark of Virginia at
fynchbug do hereby oa'er reward of Five Hundred
Dollars, for the apprehension, securing and delivery
I4nchbsrg. Of W biun b. Agcre,t, late Teller Of the
said Bank who after having embezzled portion of the
funds Of the Bank abseonded from ths place Thurs
day last From information received 1t is srpp sed that
the said Avereti has gone souhwardly. lie is OF
small statue, thin vlsoge, light eyes, and ofgood ad-
dress.
o.. The Richmond Wing and Enquirer, the New
Orleans Delta and pcayune, will publish the above
weekly for 2 weeks. and forward their accounts the
PrssdeAt and Directors.
Auu. : Nv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-12
Merchant TailOriny.

The Oh Stand qfUm, s. J. Ooyey,
HXOU1D respectfully inform the citizens of Lynch
W burg, and the public that be will continue to
conduct al the old stand of himself and brother the
TAiLORING BUSINESS.
in all lis branches He has now hand and will con-
tinally keep. beautiful assortment of Cloths, CasSi-
mcres, Vestngs, and in fact everything suitable TOR Gen
tlenens which he willmake up order in The most
fashionable Styles handsome fits and warranted work
manship He would invite the attention Of The public
to his stock
Feb its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-12
.NTJr sPRL>U x SKINNER GOODS

G. w. LOVE.
N The OIL Siand ol .Nciyr & Lore,
MOULD respectfully inform his friends and the
W public generally bai he is receiving his
SPRING SUPPLY OF NEW GOODS,
which he would call their attention. assuring them hr
Will sell and make To order cheap any house in tho
place. All he asks examination OF his stock among
which they will find the following articles:
Bioley's best black and blue Cloths,
Simoni's do do do do
English, French German do do OF various coloIs
Blocy best black Cassimeres,
Bichoil's do do do
English. French and German Cassmercs various coors
Best English and French black Satins
Silk Cashmere, Nelveteen and other Veslngs
Pocket and Neck andkerchets Suspenders Gloves and
in fact, every thing usually kept in snch house.
April Its &. LOVE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-12
WI, VI. HLaCKFDssD. Editor.
Pt BL{SHED By
BLACKBOARD, STATHAM X BILLIARD,
4

E.ERy MONDAY AND THURSDAY,
n, to,u Dollars per aisn, payable IN aarancc No sab
,ipon ,rH recered for shorter tne than si months
and no paper iciH be discontinued srcept at the discretion
ftbe Edifors,) until al d7reouoges are paid.
a. ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at 50 cents per
sgre Ter ess) for epesy form Insertion aud 37a cts
pcy square (or iess) for eserg outer form insertion
FIERY ADVERTISER is nc ltiredto note on his Ms.
hair long he oises his advertisement inserted ddrer-
.uenI not so noted ,oM be inserted tn its
be erdered.
FOR YEARLY .7DrERTiSLN1: the terms for
the prir.ge feo Squares = ~ for one square SO for
ne sync inner form SIS. Every yearly Advertiser ,edi
orfo,ed his advertising to has particular ins q
business.
e. JOB PRINTING erecutedneoiy and erpeditiotsiy
aud on reason abie terms.