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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-20

BOO. and the volunteer regiments discharged, 90,
1sOO make. sn aggregate OF 6OOO leaving an efecnv.
force Of only 1000 for the march on Puebla W,
hsvs placed the Rssons at Jsiapa and Peroe at Yer,
low. aud In the disturbed Of the county We thnk
NJ very unsafe number Less than 1000 would also b.
very on.sie garrison leave Puebla which s cit,
Of $4,000 inhabitants, who could ovcrpower much
larger force This would st further reduce Gen Scout.
force. aud leave him only 5000 with which 10 proceed
10 the capital without coua,ing further deduction or
the casualties aud o--e- the march Under such cur
enu.ances. think there be little doubt that for the
prseni he will not attempt going beyond Puebls.
II, however, Gen. Scott should continue in the intention
Of marching for the capital with his present means
better plan would be TO push forward with his force
leaving no garrison behind and cutting himself entirely
loose from his communications. The would be bold
but probably safer Than weaken his main body by
attempting to leave Rsrrsons In his with view
maintain his communications, which could be rc.opened
by the reinforcemcnts on the way to Join him.
We learn that the troops which have been aud sl are
constantly arriving here. and which have reinforced
Gen Taylor. have their destination changed, and will be
sent forward, with oil possible haste, to Gen Scott.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-20

TeaElTrR Fuyns.-The officers Of Government, find
ing that they could the Knot 81 the suboasuf,
isw. have Corning Co, of the city Of New Yort
have transferred million Of dollars % New Orleans tsk
Inc the uonsy there and for the service
Tsgg sf Css
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-20
NOTICE TO STONE. MASONs-

ENliE subscriber will receive sealed proposals
Il until Saturday the 2sd May extension OF Tho
stone euyert under Man Street from
9Th street.
The dimensions from 9Th Sab feet square and
from 9Th to 9Th foot inches deep Tn.
bottom when tagged to be OF
the street The eui'eu Ia be well hgged
walls aud covered with The good Asd
giante and well wrought in hydraulic
The proposal will state tie including eIcava-
ton, hling the euSeu supe nuou.
earth from the sIett. by order @ the COMMITTEE.
my lY-dd MICAJAn BArFs. cay suryeYcr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-20
SELECTIONS FROM NASH q, WOOD.
HOUSES STOCK OF
BIOLOGICAL. BOOKS.

VNit Uhsian MhsTy, win Inquiry Cau,es OF lis
- li' N 'sney by the Rev. Charles Bridges
Conns ltay Of Saint Paurs Epi-e the Galatians by MAJ,
tin LGthcT
Lectures the EPe of Paul Apostle the Romans. by
Thomas Chalmers, ID
The Church Universal of Discourse, the True Com
prehen-on the Church exhibited mainly an the Ioy sep
lures by John = Stone II
CHRIST on the Cosi EIposilon Twenty second Palm
by the Rev John Stevenson
Essays on The Church Of God by John Mason.
The Lord Shepherd, Exposition OF the Txeny Tb,d
Palm by the Rev John Stsven,on
Lectures ON the Law and the Gospel: by y II TyngDD
On the Miraculous aud Internal The Chnsn Re-
hglon and the Authority Of ts Records: 10
Essays on Epieo2Aey; by John Mason,
Missionary laboun aud Scenes Africa by Robert
MOdaI. Missionary
fenay Inspiration Of the Holy Scriptures by Gaus-en
new Exposition OF the Apocalypse. by David N Lord
Lectures To Young Men, subjects Hen
~ w Beeeher Twelve College Sermons
The Coming Of Lord Key OF Revelation Ly
Rev James 81. Macdonald
The Practical Doctrine OF the ApoocAI eIamnrd
with cehneauon Of The High Church System: by Rev H. A.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-20
Public Meeliny

ELEGANT BRONZE srATUARY AT AuCrIoN-w. IN
vte attention TO The sale OF elegant StaIuaTy
naee's &c at III Store of Mr g; Rgl who closing
80 next 10 MI Nm Boolhs Nam "a this THURSDAY morning
At 10 O'Clock. my INLCrS A. BROTHER AM.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-20

The Hon Hrssy wnrsros late Minister OF the United
saise ~ The Court of Berlin AMI family ett Havte IN al ,
psckeshg Baltimore. which ssed for New Yotk on M.
l5fh of April
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-20
The late GEN. DromgooIe.

Mr.. VIM L. Mackenzie sends 10 the New York Tribune
the following letter, written him few years ago BY this
lately deceased gentleman which will be read with interest,",
not only by his political friends, but by all who admired his
rare intellectual eudOwments, and his attractive personal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-20

:, VI The Stockholders Of the Richmond & Peter.bn,c
RAILROAD Company requested take notice ,b,, ~
annual meeting will be held at tho office in Richmond on
tuesday the LIST oi June next, ut IL o'clock A. AZ
ap27-td JNO. WILLIAMS T,e,s,,o,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-20

VI rAik, Tor the purpose OF raising money fo, ,h
benefit OF the Irish, will be held at the Fork Chuh
oerand on the 2sh inst An address suitable 10 The
sion will be delivered. NJ ne 80, 'cea
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-01-13
FROM the Ohio Statesman. Jan. IS.
Terrible Flood at Dayton--A mail at last.
DAYTON, JANUARY 2, l647.
5 o'clock. Saturday.


DAYTON, JANUARY q. ls47.
8 o'clock, Saturday.
Cot. MEDARY-Dear Sir:-I have only
time to say to you before the mail leaves,
lift does leave at all, that we have had a
great food here--the greatest one that ever
was known by the Oldest citizens. Two
thirds Of Dayton has been covered with
water for the last ten hours.
One hundred thousand dollars would not
pay the damages done to individuals. The
State will also suffer severely; how much,
no one can now tell. Some lives have
been lost, it is generally belieyed-the
number, however, is not known.
Hundreds Of families have lest every
thing they had of this worlds goods-eyen
their houses have been swept away. Day.
ton presents horrible appearance ut the
present time, and it is impossible for me te
describe it.
A public meeting was held at the City
Hall to-day, at O'Clock, at which sub
scriptions were made for the relief Of the
sufferers. The city council subscribed
three hundred dollars.
In haste, yours, A. H. MUM.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-01-13

ONO CULTIVATION We have received
the first number of the third Volume of this
excellent Agricultural publication. We
are not aware that very many numbers oI
this paper are taken in this county, and we
are surprised that there are not, especially
when the subscription price Of the paper is
SO low. Every farmer should have it
1t is printed on good paper,and in form
for binding, and illustrated with numerous
engravings. The terms are, $l,OO per
onnum, for a single copy, Or $500 for
four copies, when ordered together-pay.
ment invariably to be made in advance.
1t is issued on the LIST and 18th Of each
month, the third volume commencing on
the lst of January. All subscriptions to
begin with the volume, and mono received
for less than year.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-01-13
From the Columbus statesman, Jan. 3.
Great Flaa,l.

This morning the Scioto river was %
inches higher than at the time of the greal
food In 1882, At that time it was higher
than ever known before, except in 1906
when, it is thought by our Oldest citizens, II
was somewhat higher than in 1882. The
National Road between this city and Frank
linton, and from Franklinton to Sullivant's
mill is covered with water. The largest
sized trees, rails, and shocks of corn are
drifting in abundance. The loss to the
people in the Scioto valley is incalculable.
Nearly all the corn left in shock in the
field, and the quantity is immense, has been
swept away. The fences in the valley
are we'll nigh gone. The National Roac
between this city and the hill, three miles
west, must be considerably injured. The
railroad from the prison to the stone quar-
ry is considerably damaged; part Of one
of the bridges of the road has settled in one
place some 1s or 20 inches, and may ye1
fall. The embankment between the bridges
is also much damaged
Since the above was in type, part ol
the railroad bridge has fallen. The water
has made its way into the lower rooms oil
all the pork houses, and much damage has
been done.
The dwelling house and mill of Rollir
Moler, two miles below the city, are com
pletely surrounded by water four feet deep
Some Of our citizens went to the family ir
a boat, and rescued them. Many cattle
stood in the water up to their mid-sides.
The river has broken through the bank.
of the Columbus feeder in several places
The amount Of property destroyed is i'm
mense. .. ...
| P. S. The pork house of Col. Johr
McElvain has been swept away, which
contained about $4,000 worth of pork
1t is thought that great portion of it will
be lost. 1t belonged to Mr.. Bryant.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-01-13
The Trumbull Democrar, of the 4th inst,

The Trumbull Democrat, Of the 4th inst,
says:-
"We have been visited with the greatest
flood known for many years with the
exception Of that in June, ls43. The
stage coach, two horses, and the mail from
this place to Wellsville were lost on Satur.
day morning, the I'd inst, in attempting to
ford the river at the south end of the bridge
over the Mahoning, and the life of Mr..
Hiram Benham, stage agent, barely saved.
There was fortunately but one passenger
(Mr. George Johnson, of Wheeling, Va, J
in the stage-he saved himself by leaping,
from the stage upon a high stump-the
driver swan to and climed a tree where
they remained until taken off by skiff:''
From the Democrat of Monday last, we
learn that, as late as the Friday previous,
the mail had not been recovered.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-01-13

WELL NAMED.-The federal leaders in
Congress who have most distinguished
themselves for their tory opposition to the
present war, are becoming pretty generally
called the "KNo's Own" This is the
name by which select portion of the royal
troops OF England, have long been designat'
ed. The idea associated with the name,
renders its application strikingly appropri-
ate Out here in Ohio, wehave some men
who would much like to be Congressman,
that are fully entitled to take high rank in
the "King's Own" and should "be respect
cd and obeyed accordingly Ohio Patriot.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-01-13

THE FLooD.-Almost every paper which
we have received, contains accounts of the
immense destruction of property by the
late heavy storm, but we have room for bu1
few. The destruction of property at Day.
ton is the heaviest that we have yet seen
an account Of, though there are but few il
any sections Of the State in which the ef
fects Of the storm have not been severely
felt.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-01-13

DEMOCRATIC STATE CoNvENTIoNs.-A
Democratic Meeting was held at Columbus
on the 3Oth ult. for the purpose of consid,
oring the propriety ofrecommending new
basis of organization for the party in Ohio
at which Dowrr UTTER, presided as Chair.
man, and H. S. Knapp was chosen Secre
tary. After an interchange of sentiments
in which Messrs. spalding, Reemelin
Thornhill, and Robertson, committee
consisting of Messrs. Thornhill, of Coshoc
ton, s. Medary, Of Franklin, Dickinson, ol
sandusky, Reemelin, of Hamilton, Olds,
Of Pickaway, Metcal, Of Putnam, and
spalding, of Summit, were appointed to re-
port plan Of organization, to an adjourn
ed meeting, to be held on the 7th inst. ut
O'Clock, P. NJ.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-01-13

DELAWARE AND MARION SENATOR.
Mr.. Eaton, the federal candidate for Sena.
tor was elected last Thursday, by a large
majority. But little over half of the demo-
cratic vote was polled. The wings made
all the exertions that were possible. - Ohio
Statesmen.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-01-13

ueniion be called upon to state whether
they had ever heard of them; and it was
found that in three townships they had
been circulated by individuals who brought
them from Ravenna. A very amiable
exhibition of brotherly love then took
place wherein two of the ring-leaders of
the Federal party in this county were the
prominent actors. Hard words, such as
LIAR, &c passed freely between them, and
the scenewas so disgusting that if it had
not soon subsidized the combatants would
have been lef. alone in all their glory
But momentary sensation Of hostilties
was obtained, during which ISAAC SWIFT
was declared the candidate for the Judge
ship subject to the decision Of the Tin Pan,
and an adjournment was made to the Pub
lie Square were the ardor Of the cambat-
ants might be cooled off ut their leizure.
Thus ended the great Convention, and
probably, The greet interests Of the people
hare been subseyved!
We have given the proceedings Of this
Convention in full, knowing that unless we
did, the people who r reside in the neighbor-
ing townships wouldnot be made acquainted
with the facts, as the Star, the Federal or
gan in this county, seems to be entirely
'mum" upon the subject.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-01-13

ing ofthe waters, and the Aow of Madriv.
er into the town, and we must say that we
almost dread to hear from that beautiful,
but we fear unfortunate city. Rumor says
that sixty houses have been carried Off
we hope this is rumor only which generally
magnifes as the distance increases.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-01-13

O. We have scarcely ever experienced
much severer cold weather than we have
had since Thursday night last, or rougher
roads. The mud is very pointed and
"sticks up pretty considerably" ....
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-01-13

O. We are requested to state that Mr..
Malowny's Writing School will commence
this wednesday, evening, at O'Clock
and continue till 9 o'clock, at the Acade.
my. Persons who wish to join his class
can then have an opportunity. For terms,
&c., see advertisement in another column
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-01-13

Iowa SENAToas.-The Senate Of Iowa
have passed resolution to 60 into the
election oftwo United States Senators, but
the whig House Of Representatives
obstjnately refuses 10 concur
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-01-13

O. An editor down east, who served
forty days on Jury, says be is so full of
law-that it's hard to keep him from cheat
ing somebody. ;
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-01-13

ITW thank our friends at Columbus
for valuable public documents.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-25
SINGULAR NCCIRE.NCE..

On Sunday evening last. very ata, audience aten-
dcd the North Iea street Baptist church, ait acted IN
Prt 10y the fame aud coquence Of the pastor DR. W elch
aAd partly. Wrduubl not,l0 uencc OF announce
meat made from the pulpit IN The morning, that the
rtc Of marriage would he soI,unzrd al The close Of the
| service.
The theme of the Rev Dr. was the power and good
ness OF God, chosen the basis for appeal II the CHRIS
tan Clarifies and warm sYmplies o his people IN he
han o the needy widow \ children 81 late sexton OF the
North Pearl street church,. :. Morton Who though
i colucd man. noted for his esimabe christian
character habits Of lnlHsry. Integrity and learning
and intelligence Lcyund the great uaorlly u, his class
and cunplcNun. The discourse NHs cf,raclct.2cd h.
all the high aud admired qul lies Nhch have placed Dr.
W olr IN the Front rank ii pulpit aud eNioalpar
aneou' preachers, and the appeal moi made vain
In the midst o one ii his haplst illustrations and with
voice and gestnie admirably suited the sentiments he
looked upon m audience and exclaimed The Spirit
"rt the Hrih say, CoME ! y
lh' wedding parry havnI been notified Of The time
hNed upon i'r The Perp nance oil the nupal crem my
mad stationed themselves at the foot of the stairway in
readiness i'r the signal which was 10 be communicated
10y the sexton. The latter. when he heard the exrla
maIlon--'ui" Spirit dndt The bride san. CONF and
saw the gesture verify believed The for the marriage
hld arrived and lmmed1tey beckoned the party 10 an.
Pf"ach They promptly oheyrd the summons. aud
BRIDE BHIegr lom Brides maid .Groom's ma march
cd SnennIy up the broad aisle 10 The pulpit The DR.
was IN the mIdsl OF his dsrour E. The whole audience
saw the aNkwarlnSs OF The re zee many understood
ue true cause OF The mistake, and all olkei IL see the
preacher embarrassed aud the nupii4 party placed in
pln'ui pred cln'nt b tn this they were sIp;mnled
Closing the sentence thus curu,tsly interrupted Dr.
clch calmly stepped down fon the pulpit and almost
before the cch OF his in the nterance Of his dis
course had died away. he was heard address the can
u'oa'es 10" marriage III manuer most appropriate to the
occasion, and IN the beautiful style and rvid clauenco
Tor which he ISIS celebrated. The ceremony over the
wedding party retired. and the preacher a nncmcerned
as II h''hhg unusual had occurred, ascandel INTO the
desk. aad taking up his subject at The precise min, where
he '' II, Oh"n n he n written ties pr ,,epde
To ilnish his sermon. 50 admirably was lae awkward
incident managed that we doubt whether the party occa-
son'ng 1t ever suspected any thing nrlag.
,H6any Express.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-25
N,,iyHLIE. Oct. III. lS1
FIRE !IIFlI CALAMITY

On inrS av Last, about > O'clock "a slpro Of ram aud
"ind' arro hPanrI by heh'y Thunder and ghln! pas,
e oy,f illr city. lhc Powder NJ tgaz ne, south Wr.
Of Capitol il. was fired by the lightning and cxplu.o,
With lefnhc report. NJ " than 't y hois WEE d..
N ished Ii the vlcni,y ii the Magazine OF s., much II
lnfed is It. b" uni TOR u.s.. Three persons were almost
instantly killed. as follows: Mrs Marn, a ue dulrf
ter 81 MIS-. btuwuiIw. aud Portuguese Wonan n,I,l
Frances.
The fllauinr i, a list of the Wounded as far :, ,a
roul a,, ruin There are Il ubil,s, others a, man, ~
the unund d v,r, ,ah, into 9Th r. If lin, cI,v M;
TIE 81 ~ AS l,a,, uin
NJ ) Parker and daulhicr. badly: Mr.. Arnslra =.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-25
M,JoRLNLYANDcApr. WALKER.

The Washingion correspondent Of the baitImafe Pa
riot. Ia lis lcirr ofihc th Inst. nskrs The following
nary statement. If which rerri that Ne can
nj d,ubt the cuucciufs~:
=" hc fears entertained Ia tbs community if The late
of oar fro Ts Jllapt aud ien.a are hY ~ nneans
dl~~,land \ p.rmu Of a letter trlm AaJf lallN, At
J,sIn, lo Cot WIS IA. al Nea trlz. appeared n thu
81 uuu' of >atltlay 'y,uaI. pfilnn u TIN slme
lr,r uul Yet pul-hT! has been I'D IL ne. J. spaaks
rug terms f luPpu'alI1 II the ais ol nsa sfli
oat Ism outage AMI r,lbcf, II Gfpala ~ II Naa'f
sui the rn,uanulIrt m, cDnninl. MalH Lally chr
g,~ them with sicAlug vi let AL r,bhn, churches ii
property VIII oh enriched f,rn NJ but nude those II III
whom they took It p'r ~ letH'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-25

repIrei. He declared his settled couyic,,,, =,
policy of the war with NJ .Nlcu and sad h.. ii ne IN
II II were II close now, one hundred inillians That
w nid ot pay lis cost, Referring in terms Of i, ua,
ton to The gaIaiify displayed by the South NA"a
meni III the sangnliry battle vi tonircras In III .
halt 81 their nu abor were kil!el or wounded 'f>
naily led 10 cEnine1t nllInlnly upon the prn MT.
tie " limo pr'YlSp which. lhr event If an, fe NJ
Mexico ben, cetcI To the nit Il Sta.e, ,,,l f1d u
the peollr # the south The night to share inlia i
50 obtained. Bat he expressed the opinion ~, ~, oy
e / nSo1 OF uNr limits would not enurr /, III. a' III
+ ha : uh. "htht
lie d i we'd the North would not r ,crl- r,,,,
Psllnn. Ten States. with votes "a m,b la ,a, 1ea
p'rnar branch ii Congress and TO elect a p1a,s} q
tie |. Stlic~, hat ttNon their arrogant and ias. d
AID and hey we're daily gaining srenplh .3.ats
> o,tbO loIeIu landed on shurrs-n, . IN, VA
whom settled IN the south the TEST SPREADING o
.s9rih ana Ntsl WIN impaired sentiments, bo,l' a
j our welfare. With Oregon and the eype,,J ''h 10
OF Mex ca" r1ry' added to the prrscn.n nsl,,eh.%
Slaes the number OF free States wuull l.. MINI Z
numerous and sir'ng enough to amend the c'sI
and overthrow the Ins ltulIJns of the South ''o "a
The true remedy FIR this state Of thinps h., H.,
"an 10 be lnhI IN acquiring no more t,rrt,rv ~
have air ady quite rnou-h: that which II is Wv
aHIu're is not desirable, being serb" covered u ii,
ISL grants and held by poi ,lailn ;ccu>,om,, pun
heilIdn aud mn ccu stoned 10 work: and b side l.
me would stake his life that part eft q t,rr,,, 'a
n Wsnld be "rcallcd by SIve holders Upm Tins ,..
he added. that ' put
lie would consent tobe eibheica or if dead H..
bones should be .ug up and made naum, Of :, ~
e'aYeh Idl . State were formed out ota,ly nrr,o
" r saould he saeli ri with TrNa, every ,,r,r
VII ~ >ilNrhollug i'rltory IN Ter the I,., ,f,
alton. having The itIp u an ic Tor is uldlr,
sonaale margin where necessary" IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-25
THE GRAIN MARKET.
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
TrmsniHs d 70, he Balii,nore american.


LIVERPOOL. Oct. ;. II I'D ok, na1n- Conx.
&c.-Ihr best Western Canal Flour hrines ii. l. ,,ts
81 per bill Richmond and AlcN1ndna -, IL rs III; \.
q leans aud Ohlo, -, tp2ls Canadian > Ia 2is; Sour
l'S To- 2ls Wtc and mixed Whel = Ia p per - LIS
d CS III Ia Is 81, OATS per T. lbs ,, ii 10 = OF
Meal. per 2su lbs Us in2tiS Indian Meal islo lbs
per hbl Is rl.y, per 90 It's }, l. l. Rlre mol quoted
Tie bcicf oucraro 1t the departure ofth lasl sleln
ct, that the Upward tendency thu indicated IN lhs
kr would be- miu' d. has. by the 'ofrfic occurrence,
of The last forth CHI, been wholly dslelled.- From Il
nmnhr ol CAUSES, the IN Isl Startling of which Is llIe
p4mll I'D arrangement Il the .ntllsh money market,
the prcc Of all Nm Of rradsnll, has gralnay lnl
IS aly rctrogradcd- the My III e wh.ru h pfesery
q It Fl 'mncs~ Icing In Ian Corn \ sachenel d mand
hls # course maicr lily contributed h lhs re,ult
Gus mul b' regarded as merely tempo ary
At the London Com Exchange Yesterday the arrivals
oi nIll,h Tram Nrr snail, oning 10 which, and tht
unusOglly large Attendance Of PURCHASERS the demand
was sInc~ hat actN' nj advance o m 10 two sh I
nus qulrtr upon the previous N1nd ,s quotations
NutNlhsaudn. the hrIe supplies again bnlugI, FOR.
ward hvrr1tc amount Of business VAS done a tic
market clio ed firmly.
Tho pnccsot { on since our last have serl1u /, rece-
died. circumstance lHdlspuiahI, resulting from the u.
grRvaicd mdllon OF the monry market and the con,r
qucnt mno sbllly. except IN the rlresl n,anees. Of
tanning accommo latlous The universal panic Which has
81 ned up manufacturers rs put Total extinction Of
everything he -prcUaIve ,lorls. In the lower quail
TIES part cuHrly the decline more severely felt Tn
opcfa ms sllcr the arrival f The sea ner taedon
from Boston, have been oftle most limited character
he sales Tor the week ending on Friday The st ms .
were alb NJ 81 600 bales Of which S0oly wrrr on zee
ua'l"n The sales were about 5000 halts and yoslor
day l'NW were disposed olall to cousnmors Spe,nla
ton being entirely suspended, ;hc demand dlspropor
Ft'KTIIfR FAILURES IN EUROPE.
The tnIuos, during the last rnaht, may be cnume-
rated rs follows tork,lll < Go: refklnp Schluss,r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-25

OlIham and Trim5Ie aud yeniy mfn Of this Company.
or more ia IN sayea .leatls ii Il, are Wits The resl-
men,s are IN ,de up of from nine o the tn Oonsfes
81 nal districts Of kentucky, bnl Lynn Botds DISTRICT
the only Ipcico district IN the State, Is mol represent
ed hy solitary volunteer in ether regiment Let tie
l. coGca s.anrps whose tongues lin Al with the
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