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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-18

Later yR0M TIE BKAzOs.-The schooner Flor
linda Cant GAnmOn and schooner NOrtn.C aroma capt
Fars,e arrived last evening from the Brszos whence
~ s.{ea on H. At inst We indebted 10 both Of
thes, attentive officers for late Mstauioros papers we
,c.ved no letters by either Of these arrivals and the
verbsl intelligence is devoid Of Interest Everything
wa. ouie at the BrszOs Col Davenport u . Infantry
had arrived At Ma,amOros and taken the command Of
tha, post rs Military Governor Cspt Merchant 20 u
= Artillery was In command Of Fort Brown. Major
Abbott of the Massachusetts Regiment was 10 garrison
with nine companies
Tns Flag reports all the boats up the river aground
Capt Webster OF the Massachusetts Regiment had been
III for some time but cOnvalescent aud expected
soon 70 duty The Flag reports the schooners
Mary and Emml aud Virginis having been stranded
at toe mouth Of the river on the 2ith ult. ~ o. Pic.
EMIGRATION. Scarcely boat arrives from the
Ohio riyer without landing at wharf large number
OF families who emgrstng to the fertile regions OF
lows and Wisconsin. Not unirequenty do We see MY
or more families \ single boat. Last evening the
steamer Lynx departed for Gaens literally crowded
with migrants their wagons furniture, farming utensils,
&c &c They are, learn. primo psly from the enter
prising States OF New.York and Pennsyvsnis and,
Judging from appearances, we are Impressed win the
belief that they will prove industrious settlers
- Louis Era.
MURDER AT PITrsBUR6B.-The body Of a man
found ia the Canal at Pittsburgh the 18th nst
90 nuated as b. leave no doubt that he had been bru
tally murdered Verdict accordingly. He is supposed
10 have been resident OF NewCssIie, and at Pitts.
burgh selling horses and perhaps buying goods.
DoISes rs TExAs-The Sheriff of Montgomery
ro,ptv Texas died on the llth ult from the wounds
inacsd by Goodman and the latter taken into the
woods early the next morning and hung.
~ The Pennsylvania says that the Admins
fraton having carried all it's measures can henceiorh
reposs upon a bed OF roses" We have seen many
Dig that had broken into a fowergsrdon' doing the
same thing. LOUISVILLE journal
~ Oldham the gambler, arrested at Chicago
ON suspicion Of having murdered McCollum has been
discharged
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nnANnINIi -CHOOI1 - THE NOUNTMY.

CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL School
y Prof r 81 Brown (of Union College, opened his
School for tbs instruction u young gentlemen, 90 We'd
nesday The 9Th Of May s67 Broadway opposite Bond st
For terms testimonials &c see Circulars, which may Do
had Al store GIL Broadway Carers bookstore 50 Canal
a. Office Of The Protestant Churchman, and Shepards
bookstore, 1871 Broadway. my6 Wv
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THREE CHILDREN.

M TowNsrSp- Dear Sir have the p'c-'rre y in
sr Won ths three Of my children have been clrru ~ -
sTs sc'ed very severely with bad sores have laser
onl, t,r bottles Il! took them away, Tor which feel my
self und er deep obligation yours zee es,,,.y =,
NJ York March |, lS4f.
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Schools.
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES

SCHOOL FOX YOUNG LhUILo
AT FLUSHING. L. I-Mr. and Mrs HUN TsMAN hAy.
"A ing made srrang to receive limited NUMBER oil
pupils a. bosrders wish announce their Intention 10
heir friends aud tue rublc. The snsiion OF iheir new
residence airy delightful and they are prepared 10
offer every advantage Afforded by city schools 10 parents
= ho desire 10 place their children In The country
Circulars NAV be had Of Mr. A. Foignet 75g Brosd"sy
and al Deluc Co.'S. 53t Broad way, and PARK row
Nsn-st Flushiug T. /. frat house above St Georges
Cburch myl0 3a.3s'
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CILYER SPOONS, oks, Ladies aud b1nef Knives
Swsrlanisd Is good "a AmsI.can cola -,
nyII avs 8. D. ROCKWELL, uoi CherysL
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scROEULA CURED.

Til, Certificate WA handed into Or. TOWNSEND &c
mi. Week and coneusvey prove that bis ms
perfect control over the most ooslnsVs 80 n,or,r.
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List Of Letters Remaining IN the W. Post 0f1ce
Saturday, May Is;

ry- Pm. rsioA t.> psTy q re La tn vAsGA asf
~, odss7tDA LADIES' LIST
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sEETLEMEN,s LIST.

NORBERT N. NORRIS, =. N.
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A PRIL REPORT Of he Mutual Life Insurance
I1CoGpaay " New-fork, % Wsl-sL THIS Institution
during lie Hoa.a " APr issued rinetyone polcie.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-17
MUNIFICENT DON

We find in the Boston papers, Of last week n mist
interesting correspondence between the Hon. Abbott
Lawrence and the authorities of Harvard ColIepe Mr.
Lawrence. in well written letter, points out the scr
deficiency in This country Of the of obtaining
thoroughly practical scientific education. and then
touches upon Nhath he thinks nould meet the wants of The
community. He says
81 have thought that the three great practical branch
rs TO which u scientific education is to be applied
amongst us. are. LIST Engineering; ID Mining in lis ex
tended sense, including metanrgy; 3D. the invention and
manufacture Of machinery. These must be deemed
kindred branches, starting from the point depend
ing in many respects the same principles and gradu-
ally dvergng their especial application Mathe-
macs especially in their application the construction
and combination Of machinery, and chemistry the foun-
daton of knowledge and all important study for the
mining Engineer and the key to the processes by which
the rude ore becomes the tenacious and ducte metal .
Geology. Mnealogy. and other sciences, investigating
the properties and ofmafer,as employed in the arts
Carpentry, Masonry Architecture aud Drawing are
all studies which should be pursued TO greater or less
extent in or all Of these principal divisions
lie then aludes to what the University has already
done in providing for instruction in chemistry large
scale, and says there should TO carry the scheme
be the most thorough instruction in Engineering Geolo
gy, Nlineraogy, Natural Philosophy and Natural His
tory After giving his views at large. he winds up in
the most effective way, by rendering TO the Cooperation tie
sum OF FIFTY THOU SAND DOLLARS, to be ap
prorIiled IN lie manner aAe;clcd by him.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-17
ron THE yinGINI,N.
HENRY AND RANDOLPH

In passing through the county of Charlotte tho i,l
IEeh traveller VIII be reminded o the remarkable fact
ua' me moral remains oil Patrick Henry and John Ram
""'Pn are inferred within lis limits. Their prayc.
are situated on the Saunlon River not far from each ,h
on viewing their tolnbs the traveller il very n,,n,ll
led TO contemplate their respective characters ,Ih
world knows very well that the American Revo,linn
'uuc'u ia'iloh liehfy or rather that he pndnc,d III,
heVoni'on JcoIson said that enry nave the frs, I'M
pulse 10 The ball Of the Reyolullonl 'Ibe ora, ,L.
suited him and he suited the theme When ,l, ;,,,
l1l orator proclaimed Ia his eountrymen tb,, h., ,l
hlg 'eofge The Ord no alleg ance that moment British
an'h"y III America was al an end, Among a pcople ma
'yh as Tue lTgIas were. no power but the eoanpnco
OF Henry could have driven them 10 resistance IN ,Lo
Ia"lu sovereign lis love ol liberty was paranoni ia
everything else. lis virtue was equal IN every ril
Inc Tod oil nature gave HIM intellect slperor -,
any man upon the continent. When the res ,nd tho
MaSons' and the Nelson's and the Randophs in the
sincerity oi iher loyalty, declared that George the Bird
was tler lawful sovereign, he alone denied thai he owed
any such Prince allegiance. lie wos ,l,yo,s on ,l
side oi the people aud against power He was WILING
10 shaeay sarrlceor Tree government and WAS thorouoh
y lmbued with the great Republican principle Of The
equality oi nights between man and man
Randolph too was distinguished for bis svmno,lv M.
the oppressed. His love of liberty always ,r,,ya1 him
against power No theme but the rghs ofman can NOS
s'oy give blrlh 10 such ofatUry DISTINGUISHED Harry
and Randolph. Randolph like Henry. spoke in sboy,
sentences lie spoke IN the style of lporropatory He
very nne II senoled Henry III his wonderful rover Of
condensation. In addressing the CONGRESS oftbc fn,d
States. or popular Assembly of Nrgnians. they roud
condehsc and express more III phy nierropaory and
answer, than the laneoeks and Adams md X OH
s'ers, OF New England, would in whole ace. Super
ADDED 10 Their native love OF liberty and to the influences
Oh ,hcr respective educaons, they enjoyed nd antapcs
d location very superior 10 their contenporare in The
Northern STATES. Their pursuits were agricultural
w Mist The distinguished men of New ENGLAND were en-
g'eeo IN hefciandi]e and the mechanic arts in their
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-17
lsUFEAIOE SPRINGS.
.F.1gHERST.

ENiE proprietor Of these Springs tskes pleasure III
Il Informing his friends, aud the public generally
that he is prepared tn receive VISITORS aud to give
them his undivided attention
The medicinal virtues the water are too well known
TO render comment necessary that point Suffice il
tn say, that water IN the United States offers stronger
Inducements TO the invalid avail himself of its bepe-
fan opinion ready TO bo ates,cd and confirmed by nu
nerous sitos heretofore Ne as by the best Profess
sional skill IN the country.
The medicinal virtues Of the Buifaloe SPRINGS are
known by those who have ird them. be unsurpassed
for Dyspepsia, the diseases II the almentary organs pen
orally. all diseases peculiarly Of debility. and Tor their
Invaluable healing properties generally.
Aud II may well b. doubted wheth1rihere any mcd-
cna water in the world 81 eilicacious in bringing back
health 10 woman. aud restoring nations better portion
10 happiness and usefulness the Of tho utfa-
loo Springs mplshng. it amos, invariably does
the most remarkable revolutions in female health
There is an excellent Turnpike Road from Lynch
bury lending 10 these Sprngs-Disance 81 miles from
lynchhurg, aud % from Lexington, in the midst Of hs
Blue Ridge Mountains.
BOARD
For Man, per week 81 90
Children and Servants, half price
Horse, g 50
June Tim JOHN II FIOITA
rs The Richmond Wing will copy for | month
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-17

company * of the L. :. Noltigeurs commanded by
''P' james II. ! adwel reached town on SATURDAY
evening" aud enramrcd On the bank OF the Canal near
'oe dam ihis company Is last from the White Sui
P"ut springs AT which place The recruiting depot was
established. The men were generally enlisted in the
mountains aud aIe fine looking set. They numbered
90 The officers with the Company besides the Can
'a''' were lst, Lieutenant J. w. Leigh aud Brevc,
IN Lieutenant }. w. Smith The Captain and about
ia The men Went To Richmond ON the MONDAYS u, Ike,
'hl Tue remainder ON Yesterdays boat They are bound
hf ofress Monroe. which Is the rendezvous of IN,
neg neni aud whence they will embark in few DAYS +,
join Gen. Scott.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-17

which endcared her many hearts and rendered death
peculiarly affective Her sickness, which eonsnnp
ton, was hone with patience and resignation six long
months She then wasted and passed away rom earth,
like tho last sigh Of summer gale TO hr ghor and
hotter land. Sho will not son he forgotten. Her death
has been very heavy affection upon the family oi which
she was member, peculiarly 50. because she assisted
her widowed mother 10 support the iamlly. sevefa OF
whom are too young 10 contribute anything towards hclr
own nminlaoence. May the hlossrd promises Of the
gospel speak IN their s1rM fol hearts, and lhem,
thar the 1awef that faded On earth blooma more brightly
IN heaven.
, on SUNDAY the 9Th inst. at her residence in the
county oi Amherst, Mrs. FnAscEs Goonwls. IN the
9ed year Of her age. sha has left several children 10
niunrn their less.
o. The Nashville Christian Advocate " Il copy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-17
hrE.DERAIIST.n

Whenovef the Iocof5 u Part, in strait. and
Amt know how to get out with winnie bones, they raise
tine Cry Of "federaists' aga-st their opponents So
much is this their practice that the iteration and reera
, of this talismanic word by the presses Of that power
worshpping party. surely indicates foul weather to
tem as the fall OF the Barometer denotes in the phys
zeal world.
The late Governor Barb1ur,--who. in his peculiar
,,,v was the best anecduie Her W. ever kurw-nsed
I, ie of maa in 1910, who having got ,eico fdt' At
or,p shop, staggered In the cimly of a camp meet
;n5 where he land himsclfd wn the grass and went
10 Sleep Having partially slept ollhe fumes Of tie Ii
o,,r he was aroused by the sland o loud speaking and
n nr in the direction Ut the nose, he found himself in
The presence OLA large audience, who he Thought were
listening to stump speech The preacher Tor such he
x,s-was in full swing and in loud and fearful tones
proclaimed the dreadful sentence unless you repent you
t,iIl he da nnedv To which tine drunken man replied
chats damned .fe.lieral lie.'-Petersbuyg intei
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-17
SIZE OF LIND.

IN PURSUANCE Of Deed Of Trust executed 10
Aus by Ibnra H. johnson. on the 25h Of May, ISL
and of record in the county court Of Bedford, WILL
the 2th of June 1917 the promises, sell, at public
auction to The highest bidder, for cash the TRACT OF
LAND in said deed conveyed. on which the said John
son now resides lying in the county 81 Bedford near The
Blue Ridge Turnpike, about - miles west Of Lynchbarg
and containing .63a Acres
The title To the said land is believed to he good, but
acting as trustees. We will convey such title only as is
vested in us by the said deed.
JAMES +. JOHNSON,
EDN ARD G. BJRkS,
June l4-,26Je if TRUSTEE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-17

% The Baltimore papers have announced. in fitting
terms ct senshy and respect the death Of MAJOR James
a. Law, formerly Mayor Of that city, who died OF the
snip lever contracted in the discharge his du, as Pre-
sldont oi The ilihcnan Society. whilst minisierinp To
The wants Of sick and destitute emigrants. lie was
gentleman III the highest worth and standing IN the
community and. though still soung his name was con
"'c''d with every thing public spirited benevolent or
patriotic, IN ms native city,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-17

63- Mr. Branlz Mayer, Of Baltimore. has in preporo
Ton the first volume OF lIistor, ofthe War with Mex
leo. We think this is rather premature If Mr.. NIa,er
be democrat, he was bound in writing about the orion
OF the war, 10 lay all the blame Of commencing hses
upon the AeXcans that being the first cue piyen by h,
administration 10 lis supporters. He III have 10 canc,
these chapters, since the latest enanation Of oh uuon
the subectirom authentic sources goes TO show that Mr.
Polk, alarmed at The demonstrations making by Eoro,eon
Powers upon Mexico, began the war himself IN nreyen,
the establishment Of Monarchy in that country.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-17
w AStlIN(,ToN CnIIc1r

We have received catalogue Of the officers and SIT,
''"S o as ng'on 'olIeee. Lexington for the present
una Tue number OF students in the eolloeiar,
,N''S proper To- be 40, W. senlos Q, Juniors g. So.
l"'no''s 30 freshman .. In the Agricultural course
VT the Isl year there are 81 aud IN the 2nd year -
Making total of 50 students AT the Corge
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-17

Extract Of letter from Buckingham, received by a
commercial house in this city last evening:
Dr Ro ID. Gordon and Henry Y. iludgin commit
ted suicide Friday last, the former by cutting his
,hro, with and the latter by hanging himself in
his tobacco house. They were both partially deanged,
horgh sufficiently to excite the suspicion OF their
ricnds' Hing Of Tuesday.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-17
OBITUARY

Died in this place. on June 10Th, Miss JUI,, CHOW
daughter Of the late Cornelius Crow, ESD in the 22ud
year Of her aye BY this dispensallon Of Providence
we are furnished with another evidence, that death no
respecer Of persons The old, The nidde.aged, as well
as the blooming youth and hetendar infant, alike
the objects Of his unsuitable desire The subject Of this
notice w45 possessed Of seato s.d coniidng splil,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-17
FOR THE, IRISH

lhe Treasurer Of the Irish Relief fund of Riebmond
nave the pleasure to acknowledge the receipt of l34 90
at the hands Of d. Rodes Esq., being the nett proceeds Of
faIr, heldln Lynchburg, by Mrs kirkpatrick and the
young ladies' OF her School The suffering poor of Ireland
VIII return many thanks for their kind remembrance in
sending food loa starving nation
"iil not tins noble act Of benevoence on tho part of
these young ladies, induce others to 90 and do kewise1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-17

W The citizens OF Norfolk, IN public meeting. have
nominated lhnmns Gotewood as Mayor of that city
ihs gentleman, II will be eculleotod was at,, e,rctnd
from the Office OF Surveyor otihat port by Mr. Polk I'M
der circumstances which stamp the removal as ono Of the
most @reaced aud unjusli6ahle prescription
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-17
RELIEF FOR IRELAND

VIM H. Mcfarland, Esq of Richmond, states that
The sum OF eleven thousand three hundred and twenty
nSe DOLLARS up TO last week, has been received by him
'or The rei o the IRISH Out oihs. the barquo Bache
OF was ifeigh'ed' chiefly with meal. Nj ssrs Fry 4
Co., have also received considerable donations in gran
provisions and clothing
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-17
NOTICE.

A IL pers' having claims against the estate of Am
N mon Hancock, deed, or against the late firms of
Hancock 4 Adams and Hancock y Brown. are request
ed to present them possible, properly au,henti
Gated in order that arrangements may be made for their
payment And those indebted 10 the same. re
s,ec,ruly requested to forward and settle their
respective dues. as il highly important that The husi
hes, Of the firms well Of the ntesiate ndyd-
ally, should be closed speedily possible.
a q. HANCOCK,
II. X. tRALLE,
B. T.. st RIGGS.
ADMINISTRATORS u Il. Hdncoch, decd
june 1i-iw if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-17

II Is acts like this which have made noston ceebat
ed Throughout The world Tor all that public spirited and
rhanthiePle. We believe that the citizens Of Boston
alone have IN various ways. given none, IN chart
table. religious, literary and other institutions within the
last thlriy years than all tho rest of the United
States.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-17
A Large Supply of Dry Goods,
EsGrgasHs bargains ! :!
NEW STOCK OF

RE1DF .MiDE CLOIHkNC! ~!
FANlE subscriber has just received and is now opening
4 at the auction house Of Phelps s Perkins, large
assortment If
RE4DY .M4DE CLOTHING.
Having purchased them for Cash IN the northern and
markets. am enabled offer great Inducements
and respectfully invite the public tocal and examine be
fore purchasing elsewhere they will md IT to tel ad-
vantage. a. ii. CA!tDOLO'
Sales conducted by Phelps s Perkins.
May Dim
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-17

To P"h STREET and Nary hnc has wye, sAo,oe,.
Prize. late Sheriff IF Franklin county, a,.d as sucf
administrator q Josiah D. Smith, Iced. mir II.
Smith, y 'Mom a Smith, james a. smith Joseph
Riees. administrator Of Charles T. Smith. deed, and
Pleasant Se,cdit aud Sally NJ his tei9.
NOl are hereby notified that shall on The al, dav
4 oi August, lSll, al the Tavern House Of James D.
Taylor IN the county of Franklin aud State of Virginia.
proc cd 10 take the depasons of Andrew $ Brooks and
others; aud also, the 3lst day Of july ls47 al the
store oil juhn ~ Booth in The said county, proceed In
take the deposons Of William A. Street and others. and
the 2OIh and 3ls days Of August 1917 at the Court
House, IN the town of Dyersburg Dyer county, in the
State Il Iennessoe, proceed 10 take The dispositions OF
Matthew ID Fmor aud others; aud the 4th day of Sep
tenhef lei1 in the Coun House in the said town Of
Dyershug, Dyer county, Tennessee proceed 10 take tho
deposition OF NJ w Hill and ctlers 10 BIO read ma eyi -
donce the trial Of sui III Chancory depending in the
Circuit Superior Count of Law and Chancery for Fmnk
lin county. IN which you Plaintiffs and Sparre Halo
John = BurweIl aud myself are Deendants and shall
continue the taking Of the said depositiuts when com
neneod al either OF the places and tunes aforesaid firm
day to day, until the taking Of the completed
funrs. &c
June Twin SAMUEL HALE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-17


EOIIN J. PURNiS, Agent. has just reached home
- from second trip after Goods, and Is this day open
Ing at his store,
A Large supply of Dry Goods,
consisting of Gnghams, Lawns, Printed Camtrlcs,
Baznes, Berages, and other fashionable dress Goods
for the Ladies.
]. o,
general assortment of Goods for gentemen's wear.
This stock Of Goods will be found full % per cent
cheaper than similar Goods have been sold IN this mar
ket.
May Its if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-17
IEynPER,4,N'CE.NOJICE

Providence permitting, expect to attend the appoint
m'nis nade for me at Bethel in Appomatox. Sunday
June 2Hh' at ! o'clock aud at Oak Grove, in Camp
bell Sunday, July ilh at | o'clock.
z SEARITRN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-17
EMORY AND HENRY Co,,,,,

we have also rccelv d catalogue Of the officers and
students Of his furnishing institution.
During the past aud prsen, sessions there have h,cr
100 students in attendance at the Collene. Divided
thus
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-17

lhr leitndnns Jane ri, Martha Clark, Charles ry-
IS and Patience his wife, William Hurt aud Josephine Hunt
not having entered thcirappeauco and security
my 10 the Act Of Assembly aud the rules Of this Court and
appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court that they are not
inhabitants OF this Commonwealth: II is ordered that they do
pear here on o second Monday in August next and
The bill al the Plaintiff and copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper published in town
Nnfhbntg, Tor womanths successfully and eruy thereof
be- posted ut the front door OF the Court House Of this county
On snns Count day. Copv-'loste
GEO. WIN. bABSEY. elk
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-17

Lieut.. Hunter declines receiving that s,rord from the
New Workers While resti'g under the ufa Court
Martial. The gallant Lieutenant has already gwen
u of his bravery. In this instance he has shown that
h. is not deficient in good taste and good sense.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-17
TIE ANNIVERSARY

"eafe requested To say that the celebration If the
approaching anniversary ii American Independence will
TAKE pace, On Monday. the 5,h OF July The pro
gramme will be published IN due time
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-17

HERRLNLS. SHlD sc,
~ BARRELS No. /. n. {. ilERRINGS,
HI 10, do do do Shad,
10 do family Roe Ierrings,
5 BIB S. do do do
81 boxes Tin Plate. SIC. &c.
Receiving aud ror sale by
CRENSHAW, BAGBY 4 CARTER.
June l0-6t if