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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-07
TRUST S.1!.E OF TiLUiBGE RE3L rs
TlTE. SI~3TES, READf.MlDE CO
THING. .LND HOUSEHOLD IND
hJYCIEN' FER.NIIi RE, Sc

trI>S,; undr the pfot of Deed o Trust
y ted to US a. rse - by .usav Is laog cttun the 22nd
m creditors said Lindsay u. Padsei, N sald decd
msntoe which said decd oil rut oi record m tie Clerks
oce Of the iustng Court Tor tie 'ofpiaon {" lAhcl-
rs, the .des iguei, by tie necthm "ilG o major
i,y in the creditors u the sid ladget, VIII,
thursday Friday ana Saturday, the list 22nd and 23rd
DAYS Of her inst, IL upon the premises, at public auc-
~ tr bi,l ct bidder certain 1t parcel ground,
wit tie buildings and improvements thereon On t"cae
rect, IA the town Of I.,aehb ug,i being the same lot and
miss We, ed IN jan T. hunt and Ann lis wife said
i,J4ay Il padsett, ., decd hearing date The 2h July
Isis and duly oil record IN the lulss QUIT t the Coz
tiagl iNncAburs. Also another iol o ground and the
i,,r,ycnes tlcico IN An'ab ~ aad known IN Tie pan
IJt,n as lot NJ. Ill being the lot purchased by
il p,dee,i al h. -. Csea-lN and Winfield his viii,
L d dated the I'd April, Is 10 and OF re ord IN The
Cnu, aforesaid, wiz ore nti! appear As! al"'hef par
m of ground, NJ in said swn pa Of lot No. III and enc
Il ,nr when was nye,ed him by Thomas fuiguson, by
Jl la el 2liA gust 5ll, and ri recp3 IN sad lotsn.
A,oG6 let ii er Hnd fronting "l n M'st Street IN
fla. a m itio,cd gsuand f.outing Gickc YVES
,fcrt and running back l63 feet, "h the improvements
rr,oa hing tn same lot nr Parees o gro l pareha 'ed
m C. Dabncy, Commissioner, S>c GA the y Of January,
V.o. The foil wing SLAVES, with the increase of the c-
t i,r, the date 1f said deed. wit :-Drey, a woman,
5 ab., 10 wears at time OF the execution ol the decd
TY'Ga woman, aged about 10, AMI h two children,
Washington aad Celia, and Susan, old woman.
Also all the said padeet's stock OF
CLOT}IS, READY ,NjDE CLOIIENG, Sc. Sc
j, the house occupied by him, On Main Street in said
iJwl OF l.ynclburg. .
Sc e. OF every name, kind and description, and all the
READY MADE CLOTHING, Sc, now in his store house
Oh W est or Cooke Street, in said town
AS all his Household and Kitchen Furniture Of every
name nd character.
The tile to the property believed TO be unqneston
abc hitactng the undersigned will convey such
tile only sud deed est. IN III m nm, made known at
sue CHARLES w. CHRISTIAN, ! Tus-
DAVID Il. SPENCE, tees.
October f-t23O
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-07
FURTHER MEXICAN NEWS.

Sprcula,ions at Vera Cruz-Iuors Iherc-Gcn Saas
Account Of the Batie-leor from Mexican, SC.
The Union has letter from an officer at Vera
Cruz Of he 1h ns which states that they were with
out nything from Gen. Sco" bul that it was the
.'opinlun Of The most intelligent writer's from Mexico,
hat Gen. Santa Anna will conclude peace; that his
prtsen, position seems 10 urge hun such measure as
his orly alternative" against any attempt 10 put him
down The pat Of Paredes or Valenca-'boh OF whom
he had declared outlaw ed"
1t Is also STATED that there the beach at Vera
Cruz some 200 troops, with which is understood
"Co Hughes viii 90 towards Jaapa with his command
and that Majpr Lally mad eli there when last hearc
from Gre Sun OF Anahuac says that the MajT hac
lei theT') The health Of the city Ia improving. b,
'he 18th Il lhIs month heavy blow from the north ii
always expected; but The norhes do regularly com
mence until the LIST October"
letter from respectable citizen Of MeAcl. date,
August 9Th, speaking Of the late battle says:
Our main batteries III Contreras slotmed and Ia
ken by the Americans after short bu, terrible struggle
and am sorry 10 he IN Tue Necessity Of sayn. IT, Valen
cils army obliged 10 fly towards the city, havin
left behind him about 500 prisoners and no less 'aa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-07
VOL. XXVI..-.yO. q

lieros Ut artillery. Among the vis.,,er. u.r. IT,.
banc" Salas. Garcia. and Mendoza
Nus anong The last WIN left thai spoi and rrt,E N,
, nn' had g"d opportunity Il all now relate
NJ road aiong which our iro,ps fed "a, c,,~o..,
w" our nnp''unale dead and wounded aiming vI,n
,aRe number :" ullccrs 10 be counted and n,
hesitate iosa, tia, saw nj least z 10 If my = ,,,Y
oeau, ""u double that number wounded In The fielJi
n" ""' ammunition and ca mp eluipage was taken hv
'ne Americans, and great quantity If our muske,. W..
abandoned tn g road vas
eo'fis'd NJ San Anionio, where sronr WORKS hal
oeen constructed, and were again cked BY the Am, Il.
,"s We h"e''ef, son abandoned thar asition. with
v'a' Nv" lhocs o artillery. Gen. Valencia then or
tf VS. 'o LII back upn the main woks nj t'Lur,n
10 Nh're HE contest WIS again f,rrrly renewed /.
Az SINE h"nrs hgh'ing thu wholc wer, taken by Ill.,,
Amer eahs, nd our forces ieirealed in me disnrJ -
the city. " NV o''o'o
,a T" ', ",efs amounted n NIL 10 firm 5000 To 10000
'o', Is reported HAT The American t res which eno,
2eo W. oioohiy or 90 cannot tell ,o, ,ha -
"'l IoSs Witch our iriops sustained
''a'S o''ot '"n rails have Teen lost also AZ mecca
VI ~, ana IN IMMENSE quantity Of ammuni i, n.
!" Inlon has alao received from the tme,ic,n r.
SUI NJ li1'ana, IN Innscrip copy of Con SAL, -
" Wv R''", hailr II Is dated llaIlam Ann o2J ,,I
Is uu''Sse Ia The Nlmetr Il War Il is as tnllows
w W. 'Ae',trt Sif: On the l9lh inst abou, ~ r
,.,, ,"'", ~, 'h' rnen, appeared az ifwit rei
""u'" W a,'aeelhg The psun occupied by this armv
I'll TIE htlehis oi tontreris In m, nonon, u ".'"y
Wy N''oes me olor'llrl, and nl,sktfy $ nccssyev
Wv ,"'"y lheseI'd himself IN the various pnints an.
W WI '"'l@' ana We succeeded in 81 piping IN
~ ,, "'''" h'eh' put an end 10 ihc fighting.
III ""'h The easss Il this amy naye pro,,s ,f ,,,
g''l'h y aud the decision with which ,hav .;s,
'' 's III i' defence IT our nationality: bu, IN ,ha
mummy ct TIE @ph-tha"hs In he bad n,sil,on we 40.
,, w. ,' "o 'a''sshsJ paid To thu mo, cn,nts of
oe enemy T., snln und us-ne n,r. ,,,,,J !. III Ii:
liohshy mote han Il ,NO men--tLo . lrn 20 ~.
WY placed III one point, which was surr u,IoJ NJ
We" 'ne dispersion iaur fIc,s tred an conlJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-07
VALUABLE JAMES RIVER ESTATE
TOR SALE.

DY virtue OF Decree Of the Circuit Court OF Chesterfield
ID OF the 81 Of April 1877, amended by another decree in
July, ls17 in the suit Of DAVID &. Ninr,e Re. against
Lucy Winree and Others the Plantation James River,
the county Of Buckingham belonging to the estate o James
w Wnlrcc, decd will be offered Tor sale by public auctiun
the premises, Tuesday, the 18th Octpb next, il fair
not, the ne> day The plantation contains by survey
$500 .1CRES
which there estimated to be about GOO oil open
arabic land including about $50 of river, and small
pmtion creek low grounds. The residue oil the land is IN
woods and much ,i well tnbeicd Nearly all the
land high state OF Improvement from the use OF clover
and plaster, and well adapted to the gowh oi Tobacco
Corn Wheat and Oats. There gs mill on the place
and site which there has been MILL the dam now
standing in good pair III mi burnt last year. but
may be rebuilt moderate cost, and rendered proi
table The plantation doins the lands OF Ro BolngJ John
and James Harris Henry and Lorenzo Nicholas and others
and is about ml,s from Scosylc and miles from the
Virginia Mills Produce may be carried the r,erto
the canal without any hauling the opposite side 1t Is
we'll wacrcd by two creeks entirely through IT, and
by number OF springs cnicntly situated here - a
good orchard, and necessary tobacco houses barns, &c.
with small dwelling and an oycrsccr's house.
The purchaser will receive possession Of the land now in
CROP the crops be properly gathered and
moved and will take full possession the LIST January
only tho Of tobacco houses and necessary fuel
until the tobacco crop can be cured and carried away
The Terms Dneourh cash and credit OF one,tw
and three equal instruments for the resduethe credit
bear interest from the SALE and to be secured by
bonds with good security and by retaining the title until pay
9 We authorizod say, that not The intention o
the Interested in the estate purchase it
LUCY WINFKEE, I fom,
HOLDEN RHODES, ( ' -
+ Sent l6-tl9O
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-07
Removal.
.NOORgMfyN' s. MAR TIN

VTAVE removed (for Short iime.) TO the corner
IL house Main Street, opposite Nessrs. Bryant
Insleys. which place they will be pleased to see
their old friends and customers.
They have in store large and well selected assert
ment Of Groceries, Liquors. Domesics, SC which will
be sold low either Tor cash, in barter for country produce
or t puncual customers and they respectfully solicit the
patronage of the public generally.
Scut. 27-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-07

ME subscriber having engaged the services Of Miss
Il Nields from Wesches,er, Pennsy lvania proposes
having school at her house. Amherst Court House.
for the instruction Of young Ladies in different depart
ments Of English, together with French and Music
Tothose DESTROYS of pa,ronsg teschoo satisfactory les
limonlas of qualifications will be shown,
eveal pupils can be accommodated with board in the
Subscribers funny The school will commence on the
9th of September next.
SARAH w. DAVIES.
Amherst Court House August I3-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-07
COTTON FAT TORY

IINiE subscriber would inform the Merchants zen
eral as well as the public that m making. the Black
water Cotton Factory, good article III Cotton AIMS
made any establishment, he whosc be, and
all he wants Ion lair trial to be made of the topruvo
them The subscriber is well 81 the difference In good
and bad ,arn and in order that YOU he imposed
as Non ars liable Ia be- Try the and can't work
them just put them mp You found them, aud make the
charge Tor carving we'll as returning, and the subscriber
VI" pay the Ireights the delivery 1.-THE yarns him
The Factory.
Also, he general, has good lot ofwadlng, suitable 70,
Comforts, hand ii which shall he sold fair prices
Please give him call when you thing in his way
JAS. s. CREW DSON, Ag't
lynrhburg Sep. iSi7.-ts
3. The Lexington, Abingdon, and fin,a,tle, Va ard
Jenesborough, Tenn. "Pus, will copy wGw and forward
account To- this ollie.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-07
s Il l. + o + l. Il " ID

Il l. + q + l. Il " ID
and a Negro.
pursuance Of decree of the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chanc ry for Bedford un, pronounced in the
% oi Hubbard and others against ebo and others the I'M
''Sned Commissioner appointed by said Decree will
,ne ioh day OF October next the Meadows Of Goose
Sek IN the county of Bedford pronounced to sell to the
highest bidder at public auction,
THREE TRACTS OF LAND.
IN the neighborhood ofthe Meadows, one containing
1876 ACRES,
upon which jonathan toad resides, and another
tanning
Ijl ACRES.
ain.ng - ~ -
3 4 & u T. :.
a "ieh John l'cbo resides will also, at the time
IL or II years old N'
nc land Will be sold credit OF and years equal
rI, Us 'ne purchaser giving bond with approved security
esf9 Will be sold credit OF II months, the purcha-
SCI giving bond with good security
Sept. 3c--tleU '-'" " Nv DDAh''i No''"'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-07

LINE. COPPER md
SOLE e A Il II f X.
i05 casks hesh Rockbrdge Lime,
IS bags Rio and Laguira Coffee,
200 sides Sole Leather, good and damaged
case extra black Teas,
chest extra Gunpowder do
cases strong pegged Boots,
100 pairs heavy Negroes Shoes,
Receiving and Tor sale, a Alrgain, by
CkFSSHtw, B ,G3Y CARTER
Sep s5-6t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-07

=. d. Smith,
James y. Saunders. 4;
Mrs. Clarissa Smoo',
Jane G. Smith. 2;
Judith u. A. Stanton,
Mary r. Savage.
Jane Sopcr,
Patsy Scott.
Calharine |. Schenks
Nlargsrc, A. Scott.
Miss Mildred Sneed.
Charlotte Saunders.
Il
!, J. Il. Tinslcy.
Arthur ! rlnsley,
Radlord Thomas,
II. A. Turncr,
Il. l.. Turner.
James 'linslcy,
Nelson Tinsley,
David Torrance,
Mrs. Taylor.
Mary A. Thurman,
Mary Il. Taylor
Miss Martha Terry.
Virginia 'frlbble. 2;
France. Taylor.
Ellen Thomas.
Ms. Martha Vernon.
w
J. J Walker.
joel b. Watkins.
Ro. ". Williams.
l,rn y. Wahren,
W. T. Wahcr,
Madisoa William s.
Alex. Whlllen,
Cuoi W hl'c,
Frederick A. Wootlson,
Mrs. Lucy {. Webber,
Nancy " ats,
Lucy !. Williams.
Miss N,rg'nia Warwick
Maggie II. Walker.
Nancy " llon,
Mary Walker.
Betty Walker.
liza " hlle.
Mary +. Walker,
Silva Williams.
Y
DR.. John Yanccy.
r. CANTHON. p. Al.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-07
HATS! HATS

lust received the FAN Fashion Cor 1917 TO which
- the undersigned would invite all those that are in
want oi beautiful Hat To call The sign of the Bg Hat
Where they ne supplied with article that caur.
he surpassed in LOOKS, color. durability aud price.
sept Pm NM. STrlZFR.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-07
Sale of Land and Negroes,
lit .INCfiOIl.


lit .INCiiON.
N pursuance Of decree Of the county court of Bed
ford county .made al the last Sept term Of said court
in the case OF Norman, &c. vs. NJ ornan, &C. shall
offer for sale at public auction To the highest bidder o,
Friday the 18th day fOcobcr next, the late residence
Of Mrs. Nancy Norman. the
TRACT OF LAND,
held by her in her lifetime as her dover in the real es
tate Of the late Chas. Norman decd The said trac,
of land contains about hundred and ninety I've
ACRES, and is situated about four miles south west OF
Liberty in the county Of Bedford. ALSO The same
time and place. aud in pursuance of the same decree
will sell
VALUABLE NEGRO MEN
Terms.-1he land will be sold on a credit of one and
two years, and The negroes upon credit of twelve
months, except as 10 the sum Of $50, which will be re
qurted in cash. Bonds with good personal security will
be required Of the purchaser aud the title to the land will
be retained until the whole of the purchase money shall
have been paid. will convey such title only the deed
vests in me. SAML. p. II. MOORMAN,
Sept. 30-tl5O Commissioner
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-07
JOSH Mariana SALas.
STATISTICAL INFORMATION.

Hon elisha Wh'lesey, in an address before an agr-
cultural society IN Ohio. gives the following statistics m
relation TO the number Of persons engages in different &C.
eapaons IN this country, irom which it appears these in
agriculture onnnmher those engaged in The learned pr,,
iosslons navigation, manufactures and commerce. more
han three 10 one; aud the annual value Of agricultural
products is upwards 1900 900 900 Of dollars
No Of persons IN the learned prDies-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-07

The brig osccola, Capt. Smith arrived At Pensacola
IN the evening ii the 2ls inst. within five days from
Arra Cruz. Ne are indebted 10 passenger from Pen
sacola ior Vera Cruz Snn Of Anahacn" If the 10th
and also Tor letter from Pensacola All the news they
contain is published beuw Verbally we are Informed
that there had ais been revolt Puba and ha, Scott
there aud IN the city oMeNea had los al least thous
and men
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-07

WIN. Duncan.
Bow year DAVIS,
EdW Dunn,
JOHN 3 i)aN son,
John w. Dream, :;
Thmmas \. Edwards,
Jesse Erwin,
BlNlird Estes,
Samuel II. Eaily,
rI3un as Il. Edgar,
Edward franklin, =;
J. +. l&orl,
Thomas Fillmore,
WIN. Fletcher.
Rev. Charles Farrell,
Thomas b. Garrett,
Lewis Green.
DR.. Joha II Grassy, A;
lanes Golden,
john NJ. Grant. A. NJ;
James Glenn, 2;
William L. Gopde,
Mrs. Anna Guinea,
Thomas llundlcy,
Alonz Hub! ell,
John J Husband, >;
DR.. w w. Hammer,
Thomas p. Harvey.
l.. c. Hutton,
James lilnchey.
Samuel f.. Hare, 2;
II. NJ. Harris,
James NJ. Harris, 2;
Gerard f.. johnson,
James Jackson,
William Jackson,
James l.. Jordan,
Elijah johnson,
Patrick jackson,
James e. Johnson,
VIM. jones.
Robert johnson,
Jeptha johnson,
Geo. Johnson,
Lafayette King,
Willis I.aync,
W. r. lount, 2;
Ro. w Lee,
Richard Logon,
r. I.ei'lrIdge,
WIN. ID. Love, 2;
Charles {. Lee,
c. s S. Mckinney,
| Stonb1nJ Nt,rc,n
joseph AleCaleb,
p,,r;rL AIcGruJer.
+ r sI,yo,
J J"as \ Marin
II"ah ,Ian,nnn.rv
w l,a,r,iI
p,cl,nI Miller
y 'bor, !, NJnn
Sam,,rl y, NI,rIin.
Jhn,ns NlrGhee
\ asi,i,,,,,,n Alu,,v
Ar u No,,l;,
w. - ~
''a'' i'o " '0'
w. o,or >.
'o'''' e"'
Dc d ion,
Nv y, p '9a,, ..
=, ~ n p.',nr y
G. ~ y pa,,.;,s
w III 80 d ,i,
n''','''I p,.;n
Us 7" D.
T T,o' pioasnn,s
o u . d. ~ '''''
I lam, y p1v,o,,
, ya''''s D..
w., n poaslsu
" W. -
d. po,,;,,or
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-07

Aintlia n N'f'''i,
Margaret f.. Childs,
Louisa IL. Coleman,
Ann J. Clarke.
hla,iha G.. Galloway,
Mrs. DIR. Galloway,
Jane Crow,
Mary +. Coleman,
ElIzlbelh A, [ amp.
Melinda }. Clarke.
Amelia Cavil, (colored)
John Il. Dawson,
Nicholas l.. DAVIS,
Charlie II. Davis,
Michall Day,
Miss Caroline Dawson,
Mary J. Duncan,
A. Il. Dornln,
Octav Il NJ. \.E. Buyers,
Sarah T.. Davis,
Eliza w. Dicken,
Elizabeth DAVIS,
Maria Dunn.
f.
Marian Z. Evans,
Joseph Enlalk.
Washington Ellison,
T. Erhols,
Miss Mary \. Eppes.
+. b. Fields.
Capt. Robert Fields,
Mrs. Ann Y. Flanagan,
Julia a. Frazier.
Serena A. Gibbs,
Mary Griffin.
Miss Eliza Gaines,
Jane Golf.
Margaret f.. Gleason
Mary George,
Mary Jane Gipson.
w llson lIowry,
James lllncher,
Thos. Howard,
Patrick flanagan,
Ira Hurt,
Jane Hill. 2;
Miss PaulIna J. Henry, 3
Elizabeth lIickock,
Mrs. Nj. Amanda lioyle.
j
John c. johnson;
Mr.. James;
Aaron Jennings,
Mr.. Jacklin,
Mrs. Elizabeth ,Jameison.
Peggy Jessup,
Miss Ann r.. Jordan,
Patsy Jackson,
Sarah Jordan.
Ned Jones, (colored.
Miss Susan kilgore.
James Leflwich. (colored,)
WIN. 4. Shaw,
Asberry Lane,
Philo Lacy, 8;
Mrs. Martha f. Lee.
'Magdallne S. Lee,
Miss Matilda Il. Lee.
NJ
Charles Mann,
Alex. B. Mcfarland. 2;
Mrs. Jane Moore, 2;
Mary l.. Mcdaniel,
Elizabt tn Martin,
Mary Moseley.
Martha Mitchell,
Fanny Mailains.
Miss Elizabeth l.. Mayo,
Sarah McCabe,
Pele:ra A. Moore,
Sally Mead,
il. A. Moses,
Ann Morgan,
Jane Martin.
n
Maj. John f.. Norvell 2;
Mrs. Ann Ned.
Miss Nanny l.. Otey.
p
'rinsley Padgett,
WIN. X. Paltcson,
WIN. NJ. Payne,
James 2. Paiicson,
VIM. Planch,
Mrs. Lucyana Parsons,
Martha G.. Poindex
Margaret Payne,
Miss Ann f.. F. Palteson. ;;
Harriet Il. Pendlelor
Narcissa c. Penlicos
Virginia Prlddy.
Charles \. Raine,
George Lindsey,
BENJAMIN n. Robinson.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-07

MRS H. H. CHiPLLNE'S SCHOOL
WILL be open for the reception Of pupils IN the base
w ment story of The Methodist Protestant Church,
on Monday, the 9Th of September. Ierns-&l5 for
the first class $40 for the second and s. 80 t.r the
junior class
Sept. 6--s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-07

Robert Saunders,
Hugh Savage,
John Shannon, 9; 9;
Css,leright Solners.
Hal. Stanley,
Elisha Sncad,
Spared +. Summons,
WI. Smith. .;
Thomas Slnktield
James Saunders,
Il II. Staten.
Owen SnuIlcr,
Nathaniel 5 range.
Thomas c. Thacksi n,
.angly j. Talbot.
William 'frlbble,
Jackson Taylor.
Edward Taylor,
Wylhe K. Turner. .,
Wonlson 'rowlar.
Joseph laylIr,
Z. Tanner,
William Terry.
John }. Terrcl,
William 'rolcr.
Joshua { I'insley,
Willis Turner,
Thomas +. Taylor.
Adam UplcrsiaG.
Charles Valentine,
Joseph T.. Vslable,
John Wiley,
James Winn,
james Watson.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-07
II list 0TZetterS,

ENIAINING in the Post Office al Iynchburg.
IL .n the LIST Of October. 1917;
mo- Persons calling for Letters u the fullowin. list,
wil please say they are advenzed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-07

The annual value OF agriculture is
The value Of the imp9rlalions for the ifs
cal year, ending On the goth Of June
last. was
The value Of expectations. domestic
and foreign, for tho same period,
was
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-27

Tn. bark Anp. RsyuSIs. b,ss Tsngs Boston, Evsline
Jacob RAYMOND DO and Julia for Boston stood to sea
Yesterday. The brig Victory is still at the anchorage.
EAs5 THoMAsToS, Sep. liar schr El,z Jans York
2st Csrendn DID, Sid l9th schrs Mary Farley, Bride. Be.
ION, and Gen Warren. York; 2at Increase Coral and
Fortune, do.
NEw ORLEASs, Sept ls-Arr brig Soue. Smith Havana
schn Horne Amst Brazos stJago; Dream. Homsley, Be
ze Hon. CID steashp Yacht Crane 0alveston ships Jno
Cnrrier. Knapp ondon Mosee Some,by AntwefPi issae
,oa; big Telegraph B Young Bermuda and I.et; sens
Thos Odel French braxos 81 Jago Ella, Truiant rensa
cola; Gov Burnett. Ellis, Pen,acoa. , 81, 81,
New BEoroRp. Sept 23-Au schrs Alert, smith Emily
Bourne, Tnpp and Chesapeake. Stewart Pha; William
WHOM. N York. - -, Nv,
..NArrrcKET, Sept aa-Ansehr Northern Belle York
Sid schr Charlotte. SomeIs. Phs; x,,.,, ~
CabeIo; brigs Rowena Wilson Porto tsbelo SAN Jaemto
Carleton Fall RivsE Antonete Pace Mystic u; ichrs
Stratton studans Albany; Louisa Sears Sears Ply mouth
Mass: Melrose, Coell Dgbton. Maas:J w Swan, smith,
Providence; Jas Hand, Weaver. do; Spy, Smith New for
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Mas lint stumping there for the defeat OF kennedy
Wa ~ tbs editor Of the Ussos II this be 90 ana %
~ a he snsborty; or Is Mr. Brown On leave OF alb
sem. on his own private account We ask for the pub
lio 'nformstion- A., p,.. A..
Maine last summer and his speeches at Augusta and
srdnsr saved the State The effect clear In favor
Of the little from Tennessee" The public saw for
and heard there genuine cool stun
iu him and that he not the cypher he had been
represented Thatjwas all well enough but II MIR. w.
j. Bro wn is stamping IL In Maryland by authority he
ought TO be called back to the marble building by autho
rity he may do some damage to the cause He Is a
b-ongs the General Post ONCE and while he holds
Office there the people expect him to be hama II
away absent from some good aud Sufficient reason w.
patches They who ought to know satisfied that
gotatons are going smoothly and that the delay
report may be frsm the fact III 1t be tactl that Gen
Scott awaiting to report the treaty Mr. Trist 1t IL
said rides IN State carriage which Is good policy for
the outside show of personal dignity goes great way
with the Mexicsns At best they but weak headed
people