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Dissolution of Partnership.


VHYHE partnership heretofore existing between
IL James w. Shankland, Abner Johnston and
Arthur Morrison, under the name of SHANK
LAND, JOHNSTON & Co, at Colorado, Monroe
County, O., was, on the 25th day of August, l8I7,
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons knaw-
ing themselves indebted to said firm will find ii to
their profit to call and settle without delay, while
Messrs Johnston s. Morrison remain at the old
place of doing business Tobacco, Pork, Lard,
Butter, &C., will be taken in payment tor outstand-
ing debts.
SHANKLAND, JOHNSTON s. Co.
The subscriber would respectfully inform the old
customers of Shankland, Johnston s. Gu. and the
public generally, that he will still continue the
business of selling all kinds of Dry Goods, Groce-
ries, Hardware, Queensware, &C., &C., at the old
stand at Colorado, where first rate bargains can be
had. Call and examine bis stock and you will not
go away without purchasing.
JAMES w. SHANKLAND.
Sept. IL, 1847.
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I'M ASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
III Rv xirfue of decretal order to me directed

M ASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
Nl By virtue of decretal order to me directed
from the court Of Common Pleas of Monroe Coun'
~ Ohio in the cese OF Ignatus Tillet against Hen
~ Willoby ct al there will be offered for sale
at public outcry athe front door ofthe court house
in the town ofW Woodsfield in said county on.uonday
the 18th day Of October, 1S47, between the hours
OF 10 o'clock m and O'Clock p IN the following
described tracts of land, to wit: The south east
quarter of the north east quarter Of section nlne-
teen, township four, range FIVE, containing thirty
nine acres and eighty-four hundredths of an acre.
Also the east thaf south east quarter Of Sec
ton nineteen, township four. range five, lying and
being in the county aforesaid.
VIM. OKEY, Mast Com.
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RIASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
N BY virtue of decretal order to me direc-
ted from the court of Common Pleas of Monroe
county and State of Ohio, in the case ofDavenport
g. Brown against Sarah Dick etal there WILDE offer
ed for sale at public outcry at the front door of the
court house In the town of Woodsheld in said
county, on Monday the 18th day of October. ls47,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock m and O'Clock
p m Of said day, the following described tract of
land situated in said county, to witt The southeast
quarter Of the southwest quarerof section rs, town
ship q of range 4, lining 80 acres and ninety
seven hundredths vf an acre Of land.
VIM. OKEY, Mas. Com.
September llth. I847 81 IS
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Dissolution.

The Co-partnership heretofore existing under
the firm of Bidenharn & BennInghaus at Lewisvie
Ohio, has this day been dissolved by mutual con-
sent. Theadore Benninghaus will settle the Busi-
ness Of the late firm; all those indebted to the same
are hereby requested to call Immediately and set
tie their accounts, and al! those that neglect this
call will find their accounts notes, in the hands
Of proper officers for collection.
J. F. BIDENHARN,
TIL. BENNINGHAUS.
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NEW AND SUCCESSFUL
Treatment of COnsum D tiOn.

Coughs, Colds, Pains in the Side and Chest,
Shortness Of Breath, Rising of Blood,
Asthma, Whooping Cough, and
all Breast and Lung
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-10-09

BOOKS.
n Il. g. J. II. NORRIS have for sale lo
Cd Of excellent BOOKS, among which are the
following:
Mitchel's School Geography and Atlas,
i" Primary do.
Key to Mitchells Geography.
Revised Statutes of Ohio, for Schools.
" u. s. ="
Frost's History of the U. S.
Childs do /"
Outlines Of Roman History.
" Grecian ss
d" English d"
McGuffey's Readers.
All of which will be sold at Eastern prices.
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September IL, lS47. $lS7

NTASTER COMMISSIONER SALE.-By
lyl virtue Off decretal order to me directed from
the court of Common Pleas ofMonroe county, and
State of Ohio in the case of Zachariah Cochran
against William Daugherty there will be offered
for sale at public outcry at the front door of the
court house IN the town of Woodsfield in said
county, on Monday the 18th day of October, ls47,
between the hours of 10 o'clock m and 4 o'clock
p m of said day, the following described real
estate, as the property of the defendants to wit:
The north half Of the northeast quarter of stction
s, township A, and range 6, containing so acres
more or less, except about an acre near the north
line Of said tract, now occupied as a burying
ground and on which is erected a meeting house,
lying and being in the county and state aforesaid.
WIN. OKEY, Mas. Cam.
September IL, 1877. 81 9S
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NDROBATE NOTICE.-Nutice is hereby Civ
u en- to all persons interested, that final settle
ment accounts have been filed in the Office of the
Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas within and
for the county of Monroe and State of Ohio by the
executors and administrators of the estates of the
following named persons. to wit:
Stephen Conger, Benoni Conger, and Elias Con-
ger, Executors of Elias d. Conger, decd, final.
of Thomas Mccain, decd, final.
That the said accounts are now on file in said
office, subject to the inspection of all persons in
terested and are continued until the October term
of said court, lS47, for final settlement and confir-
nation. VIM. OKEY, Clerk.
July IL, l847.f
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am not required by the Commissioners Of the
County to attend in the townships for the purpose
of frecevng taxes. Twill receive taxes at the Office
in Woodsfeld until the 10th of December.
JOHN KERR, Treas.
Monroe 20. o.
Treasurer's Office, Sept. II, 1917.
Although not required by the Commissioners
to sit one day in each township for the purpose of
receiving taxes, yet for the accommodation of
tax payers, will be at the place of holding cleo.
tons in Switzerland township on Tuesday, No.
vember 9th. At Clarington, in Salem township,
on Thursday, November llth. At Sardis, Tor
Ohio and Jackson townships, on Friday, Novem-
Der 18th. At Carlisle, Tor the townships OF Beth
ell, Elk, Enoch, Franklin and Union Oh Tuesday
and Wednesday, November 23d and oath. And
at Summerheld, in Seneca township, on Thurs
day, November 25th; to receive taxes from all
who have not previously paid.
JOHN KERR, Treas.
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JAMES R. NORRIS, -T7 = -.
ATTORNEY AT LAW. +.
Wsod9eld, Monroe Co., Ohio
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Taxes for the Year 1S47.

TEyHE amount OF Tax for the year lSi7 on each
q hundred dollars value the taxable property
of Monroe county is as follows, viz:
For State and canal purposes, 27cts mills
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-09
GENITAL. AMERICA.

There can be no doubt Ina, the jealousy and alarm Of
all the Spanish American Governments have been ex-
ci,rd, in the liveliest manner. hy The invasion of AIexict
These feelings Indeed were aroused by the annexa,ion
az Texas, an have received add ,ioiial strength from our
invasion of Mexico. They too have an idea of .our mani
fes, destiny" TIL Sc nations believe that. if Mexico
sriccu,sb. they in turn will he overrun. We have rca
son u know that, several years aga, in view of a pres
sure from the North, steps were taken To bring about a
defensive league. which, was intended 10 include the
South American Republics, Central America and MeAi.
en-. We do moi know The degree Of success which al
tended the eff ut. but, certain il is, that Central Ameli
ca, the s,utlem neiehrur IL Mexico. is about To make
common cause with her. The President Of one of the
states, 4 Honduras. has issued a proclamation to the Con
fslcracy, calling upon Them 10 take up arms in aid of
Mexico-nnd the appeal is likely 10 meet a cordial re
sponsc.
We do not know The fmount Resistance that all the
States of Central America could aft I'd 10 MeNico-
However small, II would be useful in itself and still more
'nvlgoraiing as an expression # sympathy. They
would have nothing 10 fear from invasion un cur part
Their country is defended by a climate which To our
'r"ps would he rs pstiIeniiaI aud deadly as that Of ST
Domingo TO the French. Il is not, however. fr the aid
which. in men or money Central America could furnish,
that we rcgrc, 10 see her making common cause with,
MEXICO. IL Is The iiiilcailon II furnishes OF a GROWING
spirit of hostility and disirust towards us on the part of
the Spanish American race. which gives us most con
Germ. From some cause or other. ilc / niied States n,v
er have had, Notwithstanding the interest they took in
their struggle for Independence. the degree of influence
among the several South American Republics. Which
II might have been eNp ct,d, as their great model in
Government, they would exercise. This iailueucc.
always small. will l~euceforth be mncl, css-N,
have, by our invasion of Mexico. cfftc,ually ex,in
guislicd among them all feelings of respect for. and cot.
hdencc IN. the eldest and most powerful of the Re
publics Of the Western world. The American cont
mental system is destroyed ~ ilcv ~ measures which.
II Is pretended, were the consequences IF a desire for lis
establishment. There is moi a South American Rcpuh4
lie which would not throw itself into The arms of France.
England. OF Spain. and l. Sc lis nationality. rather than
suffer us 10 get 4 inotino within lis territory. The pnl-
lc sentiment of this continent, and we need not say of
F.nrnlc. l. against us.
1tls may seem a slight matter 10 yalar MS fire eaters.
but, ~haiev'r in The flush Of victory and insoIcnce Of
power we may think, certain il is, a nation. no more
Than an individual, cannot afford to sci nj defiance public
sentiment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-09

The citizens of st. Louis have given a n,blc reception
10 Capt. Fishers company of volunteers, lately return.
ed from Santa Fc. In answer to an address from Judge
Bowlin, Capt. Fisher expressed the delight they felt
on once more seeIhg their goodly city:
"Our feelings on nearing 81 Louis can be imagined Iy
hun who has long been absent on a pcrilous duty, and
afterwards returned 10 his fathers frcsidc, 10 his family.
children, wife, or friends. But who can imarino ours. at
tins unexpected welcome from a whole civ Aud til,
more, as we have returned from Santa Fe-a city rood
for nothing. The Almighty has given me a heart to
smile al the sight of a ilower-to love beauty in nature.
and especially IN its iaircsi wprk-lovely woman. But
III Santa Fe there WAS no beauty TO greet the eye. !
t0ohed M ram for a deceuf man among ITS Inhabitants,
on 10 catch a glance from Me cye Of one oreiy ,roniau.
We have come back To ST. LOUIS, To u city beautiful
and lovely. to behold her worthy sons and lovely daneh
teTs- 10 a city Of which we are proud, 10 which we belonn
and 10 which we owe much"
by "lovely woman the gallant Capta'n doubtless
meant something more than physical beauty. Similar
testimony as to the character Of the inhabitants Of that
province is borne by all who have made the campaign
there. The state of morals at chihuahua exceeded all
that Doniphan's regiment had ever imagined of liccn-
tiousness and %dcpraYity. And yet these are to be our
future fellow citizens! This IL a populaiiun which we
are TO incorporate into our republic and invest with all
the rights and franchises Of American citizens. The eoun-
Try Itself holds Out no attraciions-it is for the most part
a desolate waste, with here and there an oasis. When
the degraded condition oflhe inhabitants is taken into
the account, lis annexation would indeed be a bad bar
gam. The country, If uninhabited, might be endured as
an acquisition, if sb,alned h~onestly-pcopled as it is, and
acquired by conquest, II would be the greatest Of curses.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-09
GEN. KEARNEY AND 1t. col. FREMONT.

The return Of these distinguished officers from the
scene Of their eA ploIls, the one under charges preferred
by the other, is likely 10 give rise 10 sDme excitement
and tobe productive ofcurious disclosures. Gen. Kcar
ney is a thorough soldier. and has. d ,ubiIess. acted from
a high sense ofduty in what he hls d me. We have, on
more than one occasion, expressed our admiration for the
character and achievements of 1t. Col. Fremont, and we
shall not readily believe that he has been guilty of any
thing deserving of censnre. We hope lie may not be
injnriously affected by the iussy interference Of his faith
cr-in-law, who seems, very unnecessarily, 10 have taken
his reputation in charge. Col. Fremont has talents and
discretion enough to protect his own fame, and must feel
annoyed al the steps Col. Benton has taken.
We incline 70 think that The blame will be shown 10
lie upon the Administration, which gave conficiingc COIN
missions and authority TO several oli ,ers, which led to
Tic unsoonllv proceedings III California.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-09
SALE OF LAND IN BEDFORD.

1llE undersigned. IN pursuance of the last viii aud
u restaurant al Thomas tnttell deceased. viii -ell ola
NJ inlay The III, day Of Srplomb r ISL Chat beng
sonft ia, Mt Liberty. bedford court house. Ia lie hinli
Isl bidder. At public auction. Two TRACTS OF LAND
lsing IN The epuniy Of Bedford. adjoining each 9th r. on
The head waters ri Bic Otter. and adioining the lands oil
\. Il Nirlola. BraAtnn Carter. and others.
One of the said Ifacis, contains POI Cries nnd
The other 2lq ACRES. aud u large proportion OF zach ~
fms mountain Tobacco land, about one half cleared mud
tho other heayil, timhtred. Persons wishi' TO engage
III the culture Of Tobacco will do well 10 view the ab7ve
land.
1ERMS-The tracts will he aid separately, on n
credit of ON and Two years. The purchaser will he re-
quited Ia We hands. WI, good personal security. and
The lille 10 the land viii be retained unil all The pnr
chase money Is paid. Thu title Is believed 10 be nudoubi
bat shall convey with special warrant only
JOHN &. HOPKINS.
Sept. p-ut27S Executor OF Ettrsll deed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-09

o.. The return OF Paroles 10 Mexico ihrlurl the mil
ltary port ef Vera Cruz, in open day. has naturally G.
nongh gwen rise to complaint of rrass want of vigilance
on the part OF The governor of that city. The lnion in
s'nnates a defence Of Col. Wilson, by saying that he ac.
tuall y. on one occasion "has forbidden a suspicious char
acteI to land aud SEM him off, After this pr,dipious
manifestation of vigilance aud energy, who can blame
him for suffering Paroles 10 pass quietly through The city.
We do not perceive in Col. W IIson's letter, wlirl, we
publish any thing 10 relieve him from 'lhe imputation ..
rcInissnese' as the Union suppos $. The American Con
sui, too, IN Havana, instead Of sending a letter by a lady
passenger, should have dtsl alched a messenger, who
might have landed at least as soon as Paroles.
The inspector, dismissed by Col. Wilson, it appears
is the famous Senior ArocnA, who has been. heretofore.
employed by Mr.. Polk on certain confidential missions to
Mexico. This has led to the suspicion. on the the plrt
81 some, that Paredes' return was made through the
connivance Of our government. The idea is that, as San o.
Ia Anna, from the clrcumsianc cs under " hich he enter
ed Mexico, wa Justly halle 10 suspicion of being too IA
vorably dlsp sed 20 the Americans, nothing c1uld be done
IN the way Of negotiation with him, and that, therefore,
1t was e~Npcdient a new man should be pm. in power
farcdes, II is supposed, was tempered with in Paris, and
returned upon certain stipnlatious, and, in order to avoid
the odnm which attaches to Santa Anna, from beinr
passed nit was arranged that he should enter Vera Cruz
IN disguise, while our Consul at Havana should make a
lady his bearer Of dispatches Capt Clark not be in too
great a hurry to board The steamer; and Senior Atocl,a
not have a very vivid recollection of faces. We give
the surmise as VI find it. We should scout il, under an
Administration of wise and able men-but Mr.. Polk is
President, and this is the days ofsmall things.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-09

accuse US oil attempting 10 blast the military reputation
81 'hiS new appolntee Of the President. lie has no NIL
'a's rapn'atfHn-he has never had an opp ,rtuni,y of ae
ia'fi'e tife-aitd We tn not alleee il In his disnraae-
'heei' doubtless he is brave, and he NAV make u good
heer. We contend simply. that the President, in a
slltt' oil nelotisin. has outraged the law and military u
sage In placing HIM nvef the heads Of other officers, lhcro-
ny Violating their rights. lie might. with just as much
pfol'riety have made liu a Commander u Captain IN the
navy and appointed him 10 a slopp ofnar OF a irlgate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-09
kGMOrNi.

VII. subscriber has taken the old stand of Tuner s
Bnrwrll. nearly opposite Messrs. Bell, Ruekef 4
Co. where lm would be pleased 10 SET al his friends aud
eustumcrs.
lie will receive IN a few days , lape assortment Of
new and beautiful Goods Tor The Fall aud " inter.
embracing rvery varier, in his llnc. 10 Which liz ,aflcu
lltlN invites The attention ol' HE public.
Sept .o-tstf WM. II. RN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-09
\. s. Brown's mai.


The Wings have a maioriiy of ONE IN the Senate and
oi NINE IN the House--So that the election Ola Wing 10
iht l ;. Senate IS pretty certain. In the last l.egis
lature The Democrats had a majority of one in The Sen
ale and Of three in the House.
The Cni"n iranaly coniesses that lis estimates. here
tot're made, Of the complexion of the next II puse of
Representatives "lavr Zen unsettled by the results Of
the elections in several STATES" II denies, however,
that the Wing majority will be 50 large as is claimed,
II gives lis version OF the elections VIII ch have already
taken place, and mak,s the following cast Of parties -
lIecied-Whigs 90. Democrats ~. independents :.
Native American |. II then says that, stoaii thoe be
no changes IN the elections get 10 idhe place, the House
will siand-Nhigs 10 Democrats ll2; independents
, Native Americans l.. The Union well knows that
HE 50 styled independents, as well as Mr.. Levin, the
Native American member. Will act with the Wings
and that. therefore, admitting no changes to take place.
the actual majority will be FOUR. But the ENloS
knows thai the Wings viii gain in Maine. MARYLAND
Mississippi and Louisiana, AMI that the majority in the
House Will be quite large enough Tor all working pur
poses.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-09

A single statement like The following, ough 10 br a su1i-.
cicut irlucth,nt Ia nry one suffering with diseased lungs Ia
make a trial oi Nistaf's Halsam, aud test its virtues in thcir.
own ease.
FLonrNCE, Oneida Co., \. Y, MAY, 1916,
Mn. : W. FowIE,-DrAB SIR ! take pleasure in sta
ting 10 you my experience in the use OF Wi-tar's Balsam of
W lid berry.
Sometime IN February, lSl5, was attacked with n diff
Guilty ot the lungs, which brought me in appearance to the
brink 81 tie grave. ! consulted those " ho were called skill
inl- physirians, who pronounced my case incurab!e. Ny friends
at night did not expert 10 find me alive in the morning. |
was induced as II last resort 10 Try Wistar's Balsan, and al
ter taking the first bottle, fell great relief, continued To
use it, and after taking four bottles cons rred my self cured
and for the last year have had no occasion In use any med
icinc Tor the lungs aud believe myself entirely well.
Signed !. 7. GItII.IEY.
None genuine, unless signed /. BUTTS on the wrapper.
For sale in .%ynchburg, Wholesale and Retail, by lr. ID II.
lhMAN,-and by Druggists and dealers in Medicines gen
orally.
September 9-lt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-09
0U- Tho Knoxville Register Of the 10Th inst. says
DEEAIIIER ~AKRESIEn

Neare informed thai Avcrctt. the I.ynchturr Bank
deianlier, was apprchcndcd II tew days since, Il, Beams
Station. Graineer county. about 40 miles East of tins
place. lie was IA passenger in the stage. travelling West.
lis name was entered upon the way bill as Mr.. Jones.
The stage, we learn. was delayed OF, account of spnc
~br"akage, and during the delay Averett was recognized
aud arrested. lie has been lodged in jail 10 await the
requlsiiionof the Governor of Virginia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-09
EXAMINING COI1RT
y WI w 'FFN Y
JAMES HALL.

James u. Green, late Bookheepero Of The Bnncl Bank
ri Virginia in this place, was brought before the llnst
IngS Court, on Monday last. Tor examination. The .y
ldeI'ce was deemed sufficient 10 require the Court To re
nand him for iIial at the ensuing session Of The Circuit
Superior Court.
In his testimony. the Cashier Of the Bank stated thai
The deialcaiion was now supposed 10 be ,p'rards of.Gfiy
Thousand dollars. This does not include individual loss
IS, which are considerable.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-09
MARRIAGES.
ID ROBES, Cl'k-

Married, on the 2nd day of the present month, by the
Rev. William II. Matthews, Col 1lnomn w. Wn-
L'1MS, OF Jackson. Mississippi, 10 Miss BtrrlAl,..
daughter Of The lalo Stephen +. Smith. OF Campbell
County.
-. on Monday, thu 2nd inst, in the town Of Pc
tershnlg. by Rev. Mr.. I%.anghorn, Mr.. Josrrn IIor-
kiNs, OF Baltimore, 10 Miss NANCY. daughter of M.
Pierce RYAN. of the FORMER plnce.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-09
RHODE ISLAND.

We are most Unexpectedly called upon to announc
the defeat OF the Wings in The special election for a mem
Der Of Congress in this State The District, like III
one we have lost in Kentucky, is decidedly Wing,
but. from dissension, the Wing strength was not brought
out. The Boston Alias says:
1--WE have returns of the special election held ycsfer-
day IN The Western District Of Rhode Island. from all
the towns but lwc, which sum up as follows: For nenja
min Is. Thnrston g.. F. 2.30S; for Wilkins Updike
CWhie)2 .219; for Lauriston Hall (Abol) GO. Ihers is
9 YES II up"
Al the first trial. in April last, Mr.. Updike received
2.o33 votes; Mr.. Ilurston | ..92s; Mr.. Arnold %(indcpen-
dent Nhig) AL Mr.. Hall l72; and there were % seat
teIlng.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-09
OR RAIL RpAI.taNiFNiib\

""h ne sceh thai t'acianli, duly appreciates the im
"'a>e Importance OF the great cue fri1r oi the li.ehh,bnd
AMI s'hie Rail Road. and has Delegated one oil her rnasi
distinguished eiIizrns In attend our Convention Ia lu held
ON Tie 22nd inst. We have M doubt the number OF del.
'sa"s VIII be mosi respectable. There an same eonn
us. vitality interested IN the scheme. vhrcl, have vet not
held meetings. We respectfully urge Them 10 Il, 81
'"'h"''il' Thai they may be represented in the Conven
ton.
CisciNNAri. Aug. 50. 1917.
Francis u Dane, II. Esq ~ Dear Sir - let.
Yer aud Slrenlar, relative to the proposed Railroad, came
duly To hand
our , ommlt'ee immediately appointed the Hon. Jas.
i'al' a Delegate 10 attend your Convention ON tn, 22nd
pruAimo.
Judge Hall is one ofthc most distingu shed citizens OF
! inrlnnat'. and. may add. OF the West. He will he
Subject.
we, Ut the Queen City. hail with pleasure the pros
pect Of connecting our inter- sis and social relations with
Eastern Virginia. Yer, respectfully.
n mfiIIANAN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-09
u NOR OLA RATTLE

lie lass'ngefs.by Tuesdays boat. be.ef' tinlors
'o' expresses Ter HE Government and the Galanore
sun nad passed Though Richmond, bearing The news o.
d o'''"S '"''le fanghi by lieu. scott lti,r re- fcarl,ing
'no Guy Of MeNieo, Las evening" lre, trougIl no con.
hrmalion oftne rcrari.
For Latest intelligence ser r%asicript.