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The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-04
The l'a11-Peace.

kentucky is called upon for two regiments to
serve during the war. She will obey it instant
er. Capt BEARD, at Lexington. commenced
raising u company, and, in two hours, fifty
young men were enrolled, and Capt. MAuar, of
this city, will soon complete another.
This call does not look though peace was
nigh. An army officer thinks, lit cannot be
bought, and will be hard to conquer" We
shall look to PAREpEs' action with interest. Ii,
Is is stated, his motto is mo peace" and if he
is TO be the Mexican leader, "a is said, We shall
hardly have peace, until We conquer all Mexico.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-04

Wheeling and Baltimore are to be united
Tho Railroad Co. (B & o. have SO determined.
Contracts are to be lett the earliest opportunity
So much for the East
Now for tho West.
Say the people along the scioto, "we will
meet you at the Ohio. opposite Wheeling Be.
fore your road is done, you shall hear the roar of
our iron horse. You shall not beat u.s."
This is all right. Let there be strife in these
matters. Let the West contend with the East.
Let the North struggle, and the South hold no,
back.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-04

The funeral Oosequies of the Liberator are TO
be Celebrated in New York on the Odd Septem-
Der, ana Governor SEWARD has consented to de-
liver an address on the occasion. The orator
has been well chosen. Gov. :. knew the Irish
Chief, AMI hell MIN in the highest estimation.
He is, too, familiar with his life, and with the
deeper springs Of action which made O'CoS-
MILL. We shall look, therefore, for an address
on the 22I which will DO justice to the departed,
an aid 10 the distinction Of the living
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-04

Jenny kissed me when we met,
Jumping from the chair she nat In;
Time, you thief! who love 10 get
Sweets into your list, put thHt In.
Say I'm weary, say I'm sad,
Say that health and wealth have missed me,
Say I'm growing old, bat add
Jenny kissed me. LuoR HuNr.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-04

The Mexican Ex-President is again on his
native heath What change he may work, we
shall soon know. 1t is evident he returns nj
the bidding Of friends, and TO overturn Santa
Anna The fact OF his returning, proves thai,
they are confident Of success
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-04
Bible Secicsy Of virginia.

This Society has authorized the presentation
of the Bible 10 all colored members of the
Church who are able to read, and unable to buy
copy As an official act, this step is impor-
tant.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-04
Balsi..srs asa OH. Raj, u...s.

wheeling is TO be the terminus Of this road
farkersburg was the preferred point. But the
Legislature Of Virginia rufused the right Of
way, and hence Wheeling carried II.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-04
Mail Coneraetoru,

There Is something like a strike among the
Mail Contractors at and around New York.
The P. M. General has gone to the city to settle
the difficulty.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-04

MAJOR GAMES and Miishipman ROGERS have
effected their escape from the City of Mexico
and reached Gen. Scott's head quarters in safety.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-04

The famous one, turns out to be old affair.
Ii was written some six years ago. Why then
We must confess that we regarded i, u hoax.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-04

sheet envelope BE- applied morning noon and
sfternoon--ths patient remaining in each time
fot three quarters of an hour, and the body to be
washed sitter each with water Of the material
temperature. IL the bowels Be constiPated, use
every morning an injection Of topped water as
long as required. Gentle exercise, and moderate
diet, should be used; all slimulants and medi-
cines avoided.
We know nothing about medicine, and give
this plan of treatment because we find ii in a
highly respectable Journal. and published at a
time when typhus is raging in every city In
England. The Doctor speaks authoritatively.
His position il unquestioned, and he afirms
that, "the average number of deaths from the
epidemic will not .rceed four out Of eoery hum
d,ed Of the sno'si esses, provided this plan o.
treatment be adopted sufficiently EARLY"
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-04

Lord Bacon somewhere speaks Of sort
of persons who say little or nothing very SOL
EMMY, and the immortal bard, by the mouth Of
and mantle like standing pool, whose looks
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-11

oWe any = Is a' sacrifice. IS in the las, degree lmpeba
bic.
Ilprreciare and honor sour anxious d,se 10 the
int.afiiN and fanntss 81 The Democrac patty Of the
MIN fssIIy yipiiraiei. As far the temperate but
stead, action Of Whn n. hy his position and Just Oh
france Tits rroTces d'baued from active fafiIcpa
4l 90 "a tf1au ,rnicis. AID IN storing It's ior"c
efficiency IN rHku5lnI lis waning zoa and ~ presetv
n t hb aud pure c.'arIrlrt TT Which ~ been long
All fiphfIs distinguished. you ma} cu1rnily rHly on
~, g, a,faton " neither these d.~rbIe objects car
lslish, d. mainly depends nP'1 lire course which
#8f-'I,#I by Ile respective friends e tusn ptaaiarlt
cIxu- aEauL u. 4na,o calplttr.or ufe PIE,
bIsnr,. III uid tie cHpal II the H#on. DUNG Tie
approaching sc,si9i Of Congress. he'oHe the rdi1us
punt 1T -larI plrtisls aud not only hcr aicnoa, but
lie uc aud attention If those hp changed With The
direction IL public attain. be devoted Ia President lnakn.
instead 81 bcr appropriate duties, we slall Lave he
10 HOPE ia hls regard.
But ii uorc political schemes and iulflgues, however
~ de,i.ed, and wc,er profitable, they my have
hafeta appeared, salln lie preaen emergency give
place the nlrHazlng vigorous rilos 81 all II pre-
eve aud protect the blccilg interests and pred honor
Vi con'ry EFF II, which alone attract the con
n aud suppn If The Dem cratic masses The r
sui vii prove lll ~ re- auspi lous.
srltrciv eve has the essrnt ! wclhreoi The country
bcel ctiil coldlliln, or il administration III
greater need Of lie rletc support OF ipse WHO IaS
cd Ito las,cr. Min pr h.be malrily against II IL
lie popular branch f the National Legislature AMI O"'
snail. and to be regretted, not very hnrlnnnous
maatitv iait- ayof ~ the Senate II may te called up
Ia vitairac The p1s' aud Will be obliged I" snll"
s-lby. III ludt FINITE rrlnd. distant and diil'u't
.Ia.u NJ IherA~once e d.at Nar has received tie
oielal Sanction II every department Of Tie Government
which required bN the Constitution anl II Is que !"
the uufa fmc well rs prosperity 81 ibis great hl''''
tia II be tftnmpaHS sustained W hatevcr NAY h'I'
afef he tn prophecy 1T la-lfuln1 0qu res INTO ii ne
cts.fy of octorrorc with We" to lle just rhP'n
IHily public opinion nj oar pubic sef5n n, sch -
aers iInn may At This Time, aud under Nsltn9 err
cum tluees,a Wi DIS upon Wlnal's u snnd political
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-11

Randall. Deputy r.fin.stcr Geneal aud ior'y-t"o SEX
and sehar.td s9lIlt rs -,
I'VE have been kindly furnished by q passenger win
tho N,.,o,,s FLto nj the - |, list. hat PAPER re
mrs no improvement IN the health Of The city
We are pned at learning ifom the faG OF the death
i AMI Omar ermas.cr he died at Polni Isabel "n III
l9,h lnsi OF vsllw fsser Capt chnfchiI graduated
at IVES POM IN 1910 lie breyet cd captain lof
ms brilliant conduct Rtsaca de la PALMA lie lea'e
wife II n.uurl LIS loss.
Ilrfe VA. a relun Malamrl5 on the 10Th Insf'
HAT an army mail had captured a Papa Gall by
ii.r M,Nlcans aud sone mlorlaut lei'es l''i. we
i,,a :, ,., 10 !. more rn.lJr We haye also fumars
ia Mexican ice having been seen hear Nlief Quite
doubltd. -.
Tie editors Of the Flag lave seen acory OF The Ia
rio del fnbirrno of the 1Ih lust. The Mexican army
and is Ulcers are severely denounced towards aud
tyranfs VI ,Niran version j. giving o what Capt Ma
cedonil Clpesrin wnuld have done Ia Capt Dunlap
and about hundred Il troops had he caught the II at
San Fernando lu, de didn't do il. Tie pr must be
rd.cul5us lr1.ntllc F. representations
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-11
From the baltimore .imericda.
TIIE NAR AID LIS IERAIIN A,rInN

ne neNt ,1ng'"s-, at It's approaching session wi
pr bab'y Ind definite issue ready made al hand.
relative 10 The pnlcy 10 he pursued in the matter of IN
MeNiean war The question 10 present these two NJ
rfnatves; hrs rgorols prosecution, n e cur ~ The
W asfinguh Union phrases il, when all organi2pd rss
iance is pretty woll put dowa ndlv definition If a
hundsry Line, aud system Vi d, ensise war adsred Ia
such position.
y hrn a vigorous prosecution Of the war il talked nj
NOR. II simply means the ultimate sutupatin, and oc
up9ncy q The whole Of Mexico The fual object is nat
ta rrmlnenly forward hui Is the less clearly VI
.ible "n thai account The principle upon which our
demands are Ia increase, the principle avowed By the M
rAl paper would even require such cessiun of
~ no Mexican having regard to the nationality
airy could ever ihink of yielding. Every day.
Oh the war is to aggravaic our exacfions un
nula'ed account against Mexico becomes
10 alrs'ib her Whole resources of ierrjtory
J ms is now The ingenious device IL
swallow npthe Republic If Mexico and
aggrieved party by showing a bal
inst her.
'est-oh nj Mexico, merely be-
z take all her terri orr because She
as with. We challenge the al
"''s3ss-S aturhearlng people. Mexico Is
s' OBSTINATE isafsnr Will continue TO fJcc us to spend
noi'y to- carry on the war. Welanent the neccssily
'a' as c.s'serc al people &c keepan aceoaat Of ex
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----a-.s-z--- 4. --~s =. -
penss Which, Il atuld he sefy af,asate, indicted i'f
MrNlcu 10 MUS IA pay
An tbs We humslv brlIeyr IL ne Of The IN 81 fli ia
devices that cvsf any SGT Il political nick ,tef at fmiH
IL play oil fel To hi nud IN the naulrd IA onefahl'
neaIie l. +. as shameful ~ lis il rs u is weak IA pull
Ies ot he offences uf Mexico h. estinaiel 81 lheu
nls' aggravated rate have Ne mol punished mr. 5 III
|ci,nll,l What n4ur Is wantrd' l. MI The uliiofal
hanef All sized. lie ia l1nal ~ W 'ndea''f Lag
hn war ar, u e. the onis,'i Il are ih'l ~ al
substantially a. anrd2 " Int ,er hu'i.f is n-if duo
f,r INDEMNIFY, - mIa rtaa5u 81, elGnai eal"nal IN
terrs1- aeadt IN take 81 AM 'o hid IT, ih'
slaughter Il sttcheu pnpl llcHn.mr'd lhsngh ftai'
afdeea station and havur. Hnld nj add one iit II 81
strength Ia tn Justice at ouf tlauus.
w herr commend IL tie nutine 81 ,uf readers ihe
following qualitr,n if5m the Co6Tia dcs tfats tn'
winch expresses tn sentiments Of al Intelligent aud an
impartial observer the SUBJECT We have ben consider
IN
Tho N can arm, has reached McNca wiihont thr
real zlti N ii that pearc much hoped TOT aud apg
predicted. Iljhefta. the march towards M"Nieo has
been The PROBATION OF certain end ta semi Is ~"
50 ncd material part. ~" ch Is conquest hut a-
failed t H. m. al point which psare \ new course
ais n,v be pnsu,d. from neer>y IL other terms, fr
nanclj h1z 1rrJyed h lrrevaeahy decide bsl"ren p#r
maneni o,raflua II p"malialc ogledliuu ii Mexican
Ierrtrrv
taa resistance ii the Mr>clns survive ia ir reeu'
delicate and itr l1He Ut 'hs f'p''dI. IL u, 1lP s"I2lf 10
Ispsaii, pradt tIe md u r s'ruggr. 1aPnrsue lie
cheaF breaH3 lhe - ct AfNr' would 'e h enc g ~
anse s'rlfs 'efn#Nb'e . " 'a'se'ry day rendered
mn I'll MI. 3" sell o. iedaef 't country ny rtnl
ui orcnpfun 81 al tie ais aria5IN rp"Ia id Nnuld
|h'iffc6fzo hceoa'i'l ood'' l't asf e. '1' l.
sic Il Nbei wound rI1llg H. he comp IL abs tPon
i AIeNc1=a den uem'n', The rosfertNro al which may
h. flalirll2 'r the mied STATE b1i Naeh ""1id ~
afendri with numlsfl's- dangers and Iuroofenrnr's
'f"It fat. Nc c.a93 tic ohsl na'" push d WI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-11
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
.iRRiI.iL or THE C,lLEDo..I,
ELEVEN DAYS LATER FROM Enc,

Ellen I'm DAYS LATER FROM FNGI AN,
The steamer Caledonia reached Boston ,es,.,t ~
ming trIn lverp ol, having sailed N, the ION, ~ e'f-
Trough The n dunn # the Marquette Teleofa,l ,''ef
c'lved last night from eur Easlcrn corrspon,e,
lowing summary 1t intelligence brought by her oi-
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
Tran, 'nied ftr The Boitimore .1m,ricoul
IlA ERpoDL CORN MARKETS. Oa Ia rs,.
nnnn.-N quot" best Western Canal Flour At 80,
per bbl; Richmond and Alexandra at 25a2Cs p, 1aEis
phla and Baltimore al 2Ja2Cs New Orleans ,nJ I',at-
at 22l2tS Cnite States and Canada nj . l,oI ohn
L. =. whit and mixed. per 70 lis 7aSs; red IL
Gas, per - lis. Is Sd Is Sd Oat Meal uer o,o 20;
2a2is; Indian Corn, per $50 lis 3ca33s; Indian " lbs
per bib l4al5s. ''" Meal
The Corn Market is. Of COURSE selshIy infno,ool,
he unparalleled stnngency oi the Money uarkr, w
shews general decline, particularly IN y and
inferior parcels. Indian Corn ha, .enreci,lI '''S nr
IS, quarter. and Meal has also rcce,led in y,lna Ia
is III very limited demand. The abpve au,t,li,o ''
resent the maximum irice, but occasional G,r.aJ Yep
have brn made considerably under III Sc frnrrs Ne'
In lonlon, yesterday, there an eA,ens yey SIM,
Of foreign W heat but trade was dan. aud America, Y
esd ii irum : To 3 ID per quarter will Ut any rr
bein! made IN sal :. of@
p. So o'eIr~k-'The markets up To this momo,.
'sing ground. Flour cannot be oted beyond &c. n'
y l., and lnlap Go II shows no tendency 10 rise a. ~
3s. The sloppage Of the Liverpool Banhino Cnna.'
i j Isl annooacedls Liabilities are II t heavy. Thrc
~ market is iuucil depressed. ~
MEL Ais. ead. plg III b0rd Go les ~ fI1 10
British l}a if1n IL rs to - los Tin Plates 30 t y,
p + my
. MONEY MATTERS. -The .lls,,trms m,.,...
r'ssitc recorded in LAST advjres has duray IN. 2
fortnight, coHnn d 10 rage with uaba',d severity -
volvl gsererd additional failures aud d II Is M n L
aud npeneifablc 2la.m lhr1n4hou1 the " hole comma
cal community Of Great britain T., such "A n,io, g.
rnsty has III iiaceesslay of money now arrived 1
there is arreiy any one hoosc which cah be akpd ur",
I 4 Inti M, tttr h. -,.l.. 4
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1909 ED.e .

w IIlHNI II T. VDAT.
rS,hE suh-crbrr legs leave inform the iuhabtans "
4 Lynchbulg that lie is receiving his supply OF
ANTHRACITE coat.
and VIII be enabloto furnish Coal of TIE fr,t ,r,Iit,
Brkcn, Screened and iu,np.
Having enlarged his yard he vii, at all tin E. have large
ue on hand and vii fiji all orders sch address. to him
Which WI" be shipped nee Of charge except toll, which Wi
be pad and attached ot tie til. S giving cit, references,
be% leave mention that keep III, usl under cover and
on P'an h'or, So it wi be deis cred rec from dilt
he price Tor cart load ot - bushels broken sn9 Of
screened, 2ou ibs will he ST dcl, cred on board al The
basin The Lump c, al will be e6 80 pei ton
JAMES DAVIS
Richmond, Oct. ll-2mif
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Prom The " o PiedyHne Oct %
ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMSHIP ALABAMA.
I.Lc A.lrs lIa..1 pL1LLI 1u-h Nericn .
Lutte .At,cs from Pueba mf

The sieansl AIabana, Capt. W indie. arrived al an
early hanr Yesterday. having left Vera Cruz o the
2lhh inst. IampicJ on the 81 aud Braz Santiago
Oh the 2ilh.
NIa rGrn Patterson Nrecled To commence his march
for the lnic,lor abon, lhr 2ith as'..
Thu Genius Of ll1y has I'LL o papers from tho city
Of NIeArp Tie 7h lnsl bulhad only time that
The Inast profound tranquility telencd III The capital.
A. ttt new Government Of SehJr Pcna peHa
was organized, TIC fact rally announced 10 the
representatives Il friendly nations Her Britannia Majs
n's Minister a replied, says supplement Ia the
D'ario in t,rns most satisfactory and honorable the
eAcllencrs the President aud The Minister Of Foreign
Aidifs
We give a brief noie from our Vera Cruz carrespon-
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I.ND 4 Il q l. ! i I SIN'ESS.
n VIE undersigned iagioa a,,ocialed themselves as
II partners, under the Vie aud hrnor
ROBERTS x BUTLER,
ior The roSn 81 conducting general
Commission Business.
IN lNnrhburg, aHd having taken The large ud commo=
dions house Gently occupied ~ bers \ Waller. and
immediately opposite The Bank d Nlrsuia would most
respectfully solicit the patrnage Of their friends an tla
public generally or cuns. umcnts Of III kinds al pflc
such as
Tobacco. Flour. Whi>kcy. &C. &C
Rylahd Roberts having bUughi Inlu tao concern
large and very desirable
SfOCh or GROCERIES,
aud the new firm being dcorous To relaco the ur sen,
81 elk. IN order 10 devote hcr atcntioa more pariry
10 the Commission business, Will of15r grea induce
nuntS 10 pnrc, Ia>crS
Edward b. Butler will give his personal attention 10
lie
Management and Sale Of Tobacco.
Consigned 10 tHeIr care. " here no advances are made
the usual price Of % per h1gsheld will e CHARGED
tar selling and collecting.
lie his been, from early life. extensively ens,roIi,
the Ien1cco Trade aud would hcg leave Ia rei3r b,s
friends ald the uoc generally to Tie follow inr o,n;le-
men
''ohn W. Warwick. NJ. Ianehone & 5 ms
jesse Hare. Seth jIalsav
And. II. Aruis.oaa Samuel rto,ile
SiauN Miller. jana, !, tL,1r
III. james Saunders, David w. Bun n.
hLAND ROBERTS.
EDWARD b. BUTLER.
August 2G-6m if
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tsaenen fImmense cheIag) n Mr. Ritche "ia d
this he nay hen deem hmsIl SOD II the dignity
al character which al justly hlm IL lecture the dem y
saey o, New isk--Nd ba fe.
We are aid. eanliiland Mr.. Y D.. that We are opp :
cd q the pending With Mexico. Tbs chdrge j.
brngh against BY that great h-hrrol the rSHs, Id
mie Crsssel. lGrcat laugh Ell u IS ISLANDER l.
bring this charge agansi The nneffshcd DEM fifN Z"
Albany. II is Islander 10 SLY that sc are opp sri
Ehe Mexican war. any dhcr VA (langneD II
half thai be has said be- lroe the refefse Is I'll" tat
And To prove i'll will only benecfss ny IT, til 10 The col
NUNS al the II gus. Nhrfe The names 81 iHse VIA have
l.,n vun al b, tn unrfffrd dsmnrr .cy. duly
c,niel f.aughter) iat inquired Mr. Il, wio are
h ing IN Nd Xe lin Ae>irh. remelnhef. MT IN The
.iryus flee ; (IaoahIer) Nhere Is Gen. Ntfih
" no are his irieuds--uho are his 'os W here
is Temple Ndo hts filends-ahu ar his c1nnes
jns Nhere would he he # he we've here H. sir.
would be the ading splfit II ihis meeng Il "uhit#fs.
as We are e4ll,d. lie Would be the ao'n s. N he ea
sast band o democrats Who are raun4 a'a HE hte#l
banner Il "fucdata upon free All Loud che & =
Many Of tbs rree,ng have friends tn sctsee IN NleN
,co and IT, rs had Il iHiina'ed IN hiIhquftcr sup
lies were withheld VII s15ner than from this
Iiy would 90 up an Indignant protest. he1 II bccata'
necessary call af mnro nofs ifl.n NJ" iosk, would
he mue readS rpitn IL shed hts h.dui IA Tie hehaIt
al his country than the Prs dent At tbs m,cgIae
There noheg Mr.. \ u would moi Do 10 carry
on the war. long as 1t ne'eSa fY i't IT, bon -
,ha country. Bot he did eo believe IN -haa1 ore day
aud granting an atmistiri the neNt sinking ltaW
one or two blows aud then stopping ~ ask hnn II hr
N,oujn', hollow aen4ulhn liz VI n,J Ia, mru bettrr
skaisl haa himself > lrl matters, ih1t any mir could
..s "rno4eb.' when he hal enough. It's Trend -
etfd have od his much b#fr ia ihe editor al The u
gus (l.nnehut) II, ii Nj ' u. Mr. Pdk would
intimate desire t. 1--WE Nr MSS sn ranuis
the McN caa service. he would ,llteru'y sgn the
,onucnJsiln. daughter Il L. :, add exhibit t1'
auar.rr # In AMIN Sly oa5li the Mc\oaas which h.
has Shia4fI loss ri fur Democracy OF t1e State who
N1Iid not bow Go his diraa#r. The MI WaHid ~ln br
Il d N rH
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NEU .IRRU.1L OF

ii y II Nj. d d lake
1 no" receiving a general assortment Of RRltGfS
chiefly from the city OF Troy y Y, place cccbatedJr
the manuiactory of such articles. lie has also
ClRRLlGES, BtGGIhS. Sc,
OF EASTERN MAKE,
all OF which he pledges himself sell as low as a,v ., b.r
tahlshmet m the place and respectfully so.its
IVA 'n'9 Z" patronage h"n hs old friends, and most policy
my Hts tho' wishing to purchase articles his lire win
whom he has never had the pleasure OF acquaintance oc
and eSane before purchasing. lie is also manufacturing all
ana every description oi Carnage to order, and will promptly
repair all work IN his line cheapy and warrant to
we'll done, any loise IN this place
nc VIII order any description of Carriage that may be
'el = I'm II H. NJ. DlDl.AkE
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pOSTSC RIpr

The I. : pr peller Neere airy N"!hey, Capt Anthony
arrived last night 1t late holr lron line 2s2s. hlYilG
sailed 'hcHee 'io @'h iteJ. Nr t54.h over isul C0
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IL. NJ. BlIDl.AkE.
% 70 E,S'E.S'L y.jgEy,y

w NJ. IL RlAN scarcely has the time 10 say that
w be- lsno" opening the Lrrgcg the RICHEST,
and The CHEAPEST stuck Il Guods it has ever hcsn
hS pleasure to oilrr 10 he Ladies f I,uctbug aid
Ncmty Yah and examine Tor yours lees-no charge 1o
showing and hut EHle # yoo buy. have no time ID
S'l n"fi as Tie h'selS full Of cusumers-l say mere
next Noch-pro5a.iy In GREAT haste
w. H. Ky AN, Opposite y. y, Poyne's
g hmh '>f,Fe, al Tmner s. EmueHs old stand
Sept. 23-tsf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-11

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The Arkansas banner., 1847-03-31

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The Arkansas banner., 1847-03-31

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The Arkansas banner., 1847-03-31

PRoMoTioN oF GEN WoRrH.-Ius, be- fore the adJouramen; oi the Senate, the Prest- dent nominated for the consideration ol the Senate, Gen. Worth. as Brevet Major Gen eraI of the United States Army, which nomi- nallon was unanimously confirmed