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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-14

ARRIVAL FROM EURoPE.-We notice in our
shipping report the arrival of the bark Macedo-
MAN at Portland, Maine, in a passage of 20 days
from Cork. She arrived on the llth, which makes
her accounts as late as the 2lst August. She
brings no news. From this we may hourly ex-
pect later intelligence by the sailing packets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-14
Totals. .s24,744 sal, 4s5 "a

Totals. .$24,744 IL ssl4s5 81 Sss,s67 80
The statement Of the trade and commerce Of
New Orleans, for the year ending September !, is47
compared with that of the three prevot1s years.
SCENTS the following summary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-14

embraces every possible variety pattern offer Pocke Desk
Knife, with large variety OF choice Hazo
which will be the purchaser Also Scissors
N G. SAUNDERS SON.
lit Broadway, few doors above Courtiandt st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-14

The amount received for toll at Buffalo, Rochester
and Oswego during the LIST week In September, In the
wears lS45, '46 and '47, was as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-14

small compass which The subsc ibers have placed evey
thing the toilet without destroying their useui
and the hndsome aud substantial ia which they
made render these superior 70 any Manufactured
An examination cannot iail of being satisfactory.
q. SAUNDERS u son, III Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-14

Come, why Will you stiil Delays-Comc to
Young Pari. Emporium formerly No Ann street and get
Sc and 81 boots for So equal the best sold this city
his give satisfaction; also IS boots
for 50 So This the advise friends to get their
boots and Shoes opposite Office OF and Mas
Call and him, he will fit and please you the
best 10 the city. Small profits 10 his motto. Only CALL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-14

HEALTH OF THE CrTY.-There were three hun
dred and one deaths in this city last week. This
is the smallest number in the last six weeks
Our city is becoming quite healthy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-14

The Boar RAcE.-About two thousand persons col
Looted yesterday at Lynchs Thstched Cottage
Garden Jersey City, to witness the trial Of skill between
those two accomplished oarsmen, stephen Robert,
and Robert Martin. About half past two O'Clock, r. NJ.
the boats got in readiness Roberts in the Battery
Place boat called the Old Commodore built by VIM
Crolus and Martin in the whitehall boat James Be-
vnsD At quarter to three O'Clock the judges gave
the word to gon Martin took the lead the start
which he maintained turning Robins Reef Light House,
(the stake) some twelve seconds ahead Martin then
appeared to give way and Roberts hauled and passed
ed him. after rowing about three quarters of mo snd
increased the distance between them resching the stake
at least mile in advance Of his adversary perform
ing the distance, en aud three quarter miles in
hour and twenty minutes.
PuGILsN There will be great display of the art
OF self defence this evenin Il the Shakespeare Hotel
corner Of William and Duane streets all the prcfes
Of the science ia this city Will be present
the OCCASION and give an exhibition sf their skill, 1t
being complimentary benefit to Mr. Kensett.
TRorrINo AT MoNrREAL-On Thursday a trottng
match of between the celebrated " Chsmbiy
out u hve-mle heats III sukles. The following
the result
Champy HORSE. i
queen ..'.- Z l
Time-2:56 2:57- ! ID -2:50-2:49
Tho horse had but lev bscAers tn. mare being
tou and the fact that she was driven by expert
enced jockey the horse driven by the son OF his
owner. We understand, that the friends OF the mare
claim the last heat for herr but believe the decision
above given correct. The winner Is thorouHh
bred Canadian stallion raised by his present owner He
Is six years old, l5h hands, and weighs 1000 pounds
Montreal Herald. Sept IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-14

is ISL Broadway, Of Murray street where NAV
brated Characters exhibited The number of pictures
have been much increased since last visit and take
pleasure recommending the admirers Of the beauty aud
utility Of this pay the Gallery visit Ii is free
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-14
Richeyieu Diamond Pointed Gold Pens. -

oae Of the exceiescies Of this pen that
fst rate article The ubc have discovered long while
they the cheapest well As ne best pens ~
They sold, exclusively, by T. Watson Co- 40
William street. door below Wall street, and Savage
% Fulton eet; the price 50 only Other pens 81 81 70
81 50. Pens carefully repaired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-14

New Music.-Mr q. r. Kline ?, OF 737 Broad.
way has just published the celebrated Valentine Polka as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-14

AFFAIRS IN BuENos AYREs.--Extract OF let
ter received In this city, dated ''Buenos Ayres,
July I'll wrote you two days since at which time we
how tho affairs here were to be conduct
Yesterday the bocksdrrs took two small vessels and
this morning they have one which proves TO
that be- strictly olocksdod In consequences Of
this think it very doubtful II the erked beef on hand
here can 70 forward the e gifts TO Monteyideo
already 81 Spanish per quinta, and We have rumors
that our port Is to be shut by this government"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-14

VERMONT ELECTION. - The Albany argus of
yesterday gives the following additional re-
turns:-
We have nothing definite In regard to the complexion
Of the Senate We have returns Of the result Of the
election for representatives in 24 towns about one
half the State. They follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-14
3l,342 rs

The following table shows the amount received for
tolls during the first week in September, from the
1910 to s4 inclusive and also the aggregate amount
received from the sncement of navigation to tho
7th Of September inclusive, during the same yeaOr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-14
Gold Pcns-Reader, have you one Of these

articles necessary 10 easy ree and gooo
writing J. Immediately. Always IN order we
find them the economical The best esssort-
in the city by 0reston Coz II Cedar;st,
sell any other house the trade either wholesale or retail
No what be the style Of wanted you can nd
there what better STILL from % to Is less ~ Price
than other places Gold Pens repaired and rcponted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-14

boots shoes or CATERS Jones Ann street. tho Mu
YOU eau good boots 81 so can be pur
chased else where Sc Quits saving He also sells very
boots 50 Congress boots and CATERS
low Jones has the If doing businesslght
penses small profits All goods purchased at Ann
anted give entire satisfaction. All troubled
with corns had better give him call.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-09-09
~ltnLf~uuEM.

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-09-09

f #H.fG h#I ~ RS -
- : l-L--aL L..LLI. IL -E.LL...L,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-27
col. FAX Err.

II should be remembered that this gallant officer was
OVHg Representative in Congress- from Illinois, that
he returned from Mexico to Washington last winter and
in speech much quoted and admired at the inc, vindi
Gated the army, and suggested the Importance Of adding
to It's efficiency by enlistment Of men. and by app ropria
ton of money. He then resigned his seat and returned
To his post in the army.
His speech an his course seemed to excite the pccu
liar disLpprobaton Of the administration party and its
prints. Personal illusions Of very disrcspcc,tu cha
rac,er made in debate. afterwards however explain
ed away; and resolution WAS introduced declaring thai
his commission in the army Incompatible with his
office Of Representative in Congress, and that he en-
titled To no pay in the latter capacity.
We observe that he has achieved the hirh honor of :
special commentator from Gen Scott for having led tn,
brigade of Gen. Shields after the fall of that gallant off
and have elsewhere the bravery ols charg,
upon the fertilization of Cerro Gordo mentioned with tn,
highest admiration. II is thus that the malignant anC
o5Seqnious followers Of power seek deract from tn,
HONOR and TO dsparage the services Of all who do
their l"eryan it is thus that courage and capa
city will sustain their possesso in spite Of all unworthy
efforts to traduce him.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-27
NJ Il. TYLER,

we observe the Enquirer Is quite indignant nj the in
dignity with which the Wings oil Richmond have treat,
I'd tins gentleman. IN not having invite, him Ia the Web
ser dinner We see no improperly in their refusing To
do honor To an individual whose political principles have
been harteed As chaels whenever they could advance
IN any manner the interest Of their owner The honors
bestowed on Mr. Webster. we understand, those
due 10 HIM ms an emnsn, man. and As distinguished
lawyer His political orlnens in manner referred
To- and neither political nor social courtesy required the
presence o atIsan, whose sole and sad destruction in
the annals of his country ul b treaclerous pcrver-
81 Of the power bestowed by his friends to secure the
allegiance of their opponents
We think the administration party should bosiow
upon Mr.. Ty Ter reward solid than sympathy
in consideration Of the ruthless prescription with which il
has visited his friends. To these who have been thus
deprived Of their dinners altogether. the empty honor OF
Invitation to their leader would be poor cousolan
" tbs like giving RIFLES when wanting shirt"
We suggest however. that an invitation be extended
To his accdency. attach hmsefo the corcgc ofhis
democratic me csty, and to accompany him upon the
royal prog ess which he contempa,s, through his dc
mlniuns. We think he nigh, figure in the professional
prog ramme with his successor. Mr. Daas To great al
vantage, since there exists similarity remarkable be
their election which if known, would have dpriye ed them
OF the support Of those of their respective PARTIES To whom
consistency Of principle was any object We allude ,o
the remarkable Inconsistency not referred To believe
in any administration journal by which Mr. Dallas re
/ commended and elected Southern and State Rights
Democrat and such opposed 10 the construction " ana
,roh IF internal mprorcmenthy Congress, has recently
ayowcd the opinion, that tie Federal G0rcrnm,on! In.
lo'cer to appropriate treaty fire millions Of dollars, Il
nale Canal from The .hhantic 10 The Pacific.
! 1t is true that whilst the Enquirer appauded Mr.. Ty
Ter for veiong the Bank Bill the ground tina, his
opinions had been always known to be adverse such
institution. it commended with the highest euogy Tia,
vote Of Mr. Dallas in favor Of the tariff Of lSi6-notwith
standing the published opinions Of that gentlemen prove,
him an advocate Of the protective system.
We leave these worthless, however, 10 the support an,
sympathy Ct party amply competent to defend thei
conduct and to reconcile their apparent ncons cncies
Like the benghled subjects Of the Papa authority, ifh
followers of democracy believe in the supremacy and in
tabllity of the Executive nominee of caucus, they
will be ndulged in any innocent latitude of political opln
ION. W confess however. curiosity the reason
ing by which the Of both these digi ,Iics can b.
justified. aud commend of the 'Thcbans Of thu
Enquirer parallel after the manner of Plutarch.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-27

COMPARISON OiPRlCES.

The Baltimore Patriot makes the following conpar
lson Of the prices Of the princip articles Of food at III,
present time. aud at the same period las, year.
"DrrEREscE IN PR,cEs.-lhis time last year IIo
A,lss-oday small sales at 49, City Mills sold ,her
at Wiz ,aai, 5O-now So Family flour a wear no,
could be bough, at $D-no~ i, IL selling a, 81 by IL.
day load, and 81 80 by the single barrel Corn Mcn
&3i2saS3.s3--"ow $5a5,26 Prime r,-, vhea, wa.
selling At "h!)5 ccnis--now S!a2,02 and penns,lvn
MIA held higher White wheat in MAY. 1876. IO5,I /,
cenis--now held at $2l0a2, IL for prime. Both whit,
and yellow corn btoueht then 60a6l ccn,s--now salr,
m the former nj lO3ai06 cenisone u the etnr JOs
cents Oats u n 40 cents--now ,SatjO cts NbisLe,
zia2Z ren's-now - a35 cents Beef cattle then t,s
20 ne-now Sas, ~. Hogs $i.37aa l,75-now A.
5oaI Lard q ccns---now Ola 10. Roll butter Ga ID
eenis-now l7an Oils, blcachcd and unbleached lU(
a95 cents--now 10 to 100 ccnlso
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-27
ANOTHER CkENASSE.

We learn from the n. o. Courier OF last evening,
that the leyee sgaia broke the right hand 9th La
urche, about eight miles from this place. the Z,
April. The breach is about one hundred fee. wide; all
hopes f stopping IL have been abandJned The bayou
since the occurred has ;lea about foot
The damage that viii be- occasioncd the planters o
Terohone, and the small farmers in the vicinity will he
immense; the latter will be compelled to depend the
gencr sity Of the citizns Of he parish FIR thin ssnance
during The year. their crops by this occurrence have
ieen entirely destroyed. We also learn that in the lower
par, Of the parish the levee has given way in than
dozen places.-Com. Times.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-27
THE DISPATCHES.

We observe IN the dispatches recently published ina,
Gen, Scott menlions with appreciation. the names oi
Capt Septoe and Lieut.. Brown I'd Artillery and Lieut.
liagner lordnance) and Lieut.. Scymor LIST Artillery. ms
having 'seryed with effect" a batiery placed ON the
heights taken by Gen. Twiggs On the 9Th April. and
opened On the morning of the Sh aid the advance Of
The army upon Cerro Gordo Capt S,eploo is native
OF Bedford county he graduated few years since
West Point, and has bccn in active service In Florida
and elsewhere since he joined the army The value OF
the National Military Institute has been amply vind'ca
ted by the services OF It's sons, during the Mexican War
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-27

y ot P""hatan county, to Miss H,EY JAM Max,
IAN. daughter Of GcorNN Markham. tsq.
------. ON Ihureday evening. the oh inst, is The
Rev Bowman. MI =. G.. STEWART 10 Mss MARs
JAZZ AnnisafoN all 81 Franklin.
On ,he sains by Elder J. l.. Prchard. Mr.. Jsp-
truA> C,srla. oi iynchbug. 10 Miss Ass. daughter
oi Elder joel Hubbard ot Plus, ltania County Va
On Tuesday, the 2l,'' inst. by ihe Rev. Mr. Rich.
'aa Nnii,N i. lhossNsos, t,me,y ii P,isylsa-
n,a. In Mrs N,sc, III. Ge,yriy. daughter Of Capt.
G,o Gn,ely. 81 llcury.
I'm The 18Th inst a, ilellrvicw. IN Powhaian county
hy the Rev. H. ~ Ncvios. Mr. Um a. J IL M o,
Petersburg. To Ams MAny r.. Rou,nrsos. dang hitter
ii the late Col. James Robertson If Louisville, XIV
ia ue,lncsda, May ~ by the Rev. john H. Bo
cock. Mr. fi1sny troop BocNI III Miss Sus,s UINi
fnsn. eldest daughter of Col l,cnir. =. Nau-al OF
Nnnnhlni.N "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-27

The removal. By Mr.. Polk. of Mr.. Gateweol the a,e
Naval Officer At the port Of Norfolk, has created no lit
tie SENSATION in thair immunity friend oi the Admin
i,aiion. writing in the Norfolk Beacon PROPOSES meet
lug ofthe Of the democratic party" nine tenths Vi
whom he gays opposed To Mr.. Gaieweod's removal.
i,r the purpose OF wipng tho stigma from their skirts
Flo rites in srain u ftrvcnt and honest Indignation
which must gall the wire workers in this proceeding
We should rejoice 10 the day. when all Of all
parties would trown down the niquito,s aud corrup,ng
practice Of prescription for opinion sakea practice which
fills he public offices with incompetent and dishonest
agents, who make politics trade, and who always
in market The great body Of the peopleo both parties
have direct interest in putting down this odious sys
TEN and these who practice it. Elect General Taylor,
and il will be done.-H Eig.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-27

Late accounts fr IN Central America, received at New
Orleans President Carrera of Guaic nai. which
has withdrawn from the Central Anrrlcan confederation
and is Independent Eepuhlic) he's ISSUED Man
ifcsto in which BIZ Lcsrays evident jealousy OF the de
signs Of the | ned S,at>s--and among them that of oh
tanning command Of HE isthmus a, point He also
alluos quite onef 10 the designs Of conquest in that
direction Our war with Mexico will excite the jeal
ousy and apprehension Of all the old Spanish Provinces
who will he very apt 10 regard il, whatever we may
s.y asa war Of races aud religions.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-27
GREET EXCITEMENT Nv LY.NCIfBURG

II TAKE extreme pleasure in announcing 10 the Ia
Il dies aud gentlemen Of Lynchburg and surrounding
country. that am daily receiving and opening my
SPRING; IND SUMMER SUPPLY OF
British, French, German, Swiss, Chi
mcsc and American staple and
Fancy Dry Goods,
embracing all the newes, aud elegant styles import
ed, the bare exhibition If ,chich has created excite
ment in this place, that lime aiO"c ouey-and al
though there has been great deal said about the AID
VANCE in prices,
think am prepared to show,
As IS oaks from grow
My GooDs cheaper than e,r before.
Please call and see hem--one da who want NEW
Goops-rRErTY GooDs-GooD Goops--and last. tho
not least, Cheap Goods. WM II. RYAN.
T. 81 have received several pieces of Simoni's
best make and fnis, OF Cloths and Cassmcres To any
gentleman who wishes handsome dress suit, bargain
will be given. w. H. Il.
March % Is if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-27

.hessrs t'oaaoy and 1Tcd,noy.--rh The Republican in
stating that Trelaay would she SEA, III Flour
my said thai Zone vote IN Patrick each eandi-
dates poll and the ,oter has made oath that he cas-, i,
alone of Mr.. Trolway" Thus pn,duciue tic. We
learn from the las, Dauv'Ic 3A'rai iha.one In Henry
VII ST name appears on Mr. 1'nlws,'s pea has made
oath that he voted not for T. but tr Foureo,. 81 this
will leave Mr. f. still one ahead
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-27

The editor of the Washington Union thinks tina, med,
ais should be- made for the heroes OF the As the
Union considers Mr. Polk the principal hero If the
a medal must by all means he made for him. We
would suggest that il he wooden medal and that it
be manufactured OF his friend Santa Annals captur-
cd leg Lou;Sriltc .jotr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-27
DAl,TlNORE MARX E,l,S M, u.

Fi"ar--Soles Of 900 bbs Howard Street Flour \, A..
81 and sales OF luOo bills. at a. City Mills held a,
49,
Nhea,-Sal-s Of prime White wheat &2I5 pcr bush
cl and III prlsm reds ut S2ne
Cofn-sales Of white ut 100. and oil yellow ut lose
per bnshel.
" hishey-- Sales of hbls at 3ic
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-27

Rciict # Scotimd.-No doubt the whole of Europe
will BE- surprised when they ou that our Indians al,
contributing 10 the relief Of the Irish and Scotch short
time since, We published the proceedings OF meeting OF
the Chocaws, in which they con rihuted literally the
Irish. We from the Cherokee Advocate, thu
John Ross the Cherokee Chief has called meeting Ia
raise means for the suffering Of Scotland.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-27
EXPLOSION.

The \. o. Pcayunc gives account Of the explosion
of the steamer New Hampshire. forty miles below Lit
tie Il ok She had stopped at wood yard. and on sloy
ing oft being about 4 o'clock. A. M.-her boilers
burst causing complete wreck Of the whole beat and
killing nearly all Of her officers. great portion Of
ofthc boilers thrown considerable distance upon
Shore and the body OF a young found near ii.
Luckily The were in their state roos else the
loss Of life niust have been much greater.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-27
RICHMOND MARKETS. MAY u

Ioacco- inspections ligh, for the seasnn ~. quote
Tugs ~ % 2,IS; csInon hal 3a3.i o. middne lad,
i5;saL aud 6nc 5,5ualO
fhur-&9.UO
sd.
Corn-4l per bushcl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-27

SANTA ANNA'S PASS.-Tho Uniaa denies tina,
In, eopy of the Pass of Santa Anna hch We copied the
rbr da, from the New York Gazette, is a correct CO
M, and il,a. indeed. pass furnished by Mr. Polk
~ all but adults tina, order Let Santa ANna into
Mexico was ssued BY intimacy TO uie Squadron in the
Gulf 81 Mr. Marcy To be made t, bear the reslonsi
hili,y Of this diplomatic move. Win the Union favor
the public with sight Of the order lie may then
know by whose authority it was issued
Baltimore Patrio,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-27

nore than ,No miles aud TIVE thirds aud the mueieels
tron whom the accounts vt the distances are derived
have d,reet interest IN representa-. them "a enater Than
The reality ihase. however. in The pfesenl table, made
Nv" snail alterations mnl hso gwen IN the Timer mum
hers after rs isioa OF nay holes which sei..e To rem
der them necessary. r. e.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-27

The Hen. Henry Nhoaton. htc Minister &C the Uni
ted States at the CoGrt H Berlin. aud family. left iayre
in the packet ship Baltimore which sailed for New lork
lho Eth d AprIl.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-27
.x.MPORT.7IT.

Ill persons, indebted TO the late firm Of Rioarde
IA Ryan Co., are earnestly requested 10 call and
settle their accounts. The business must be closed M
without delay. lfany person has claim against ~
firm, please present. it for payment to the subscriber
MN. II. RYAN. \
PS.- lam still selling great bargains ON the o.
principle, and shall, in short Gmc add largely 10 nv
present stock. Please call and examine Il will 4
you nothing W.H.k>
Feb. Its ii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-27
rk;sfl'I.lgCs.

Married. on the 29th April, by the Rev. Mr.. Ste
vcns. JACOB CovrM,S. ESQ. to Miss SARAH, daughter
of Col. Euas johnson, all Of Hannibal Missouri.
- on the 10th inst, in Amherst county, by the
R-v. Mr. ChamAefs, Or. GEORGE ). BRYAar, former
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-27

+ TOM Inc BosIOn Traveller.
B1s,u OF WILD CHERy. We publish to-day a comu,,p
da'"y letter IRON Vermont, Of this popular medicine Though
ae 10 the ee use OF medicine and especially o the patent
medicines 81 the day, we have had such opportunities to know
Of the beneficial effects Of ,h hasan friends and
qnanlanec that constrained regard as vel, val.
liable remedy ior coughs, colds, Sc
For sale IN ynchbutg, Whole ale and Retail bv Dr. H.
H. ih MAN,-and by Druggists and dealers in Medicines
generally.
My lot ny
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-27
PHILADELPHIA MARKET Nav ,.

=, TT "''"N''', My 30
tlonr--Sal'a Of Western Flour nj s., 81 r,r bbl,
Whea'-Sa'"s Il pine red Wheat al 81 a 2.O3 pcr
bush1 ~
torn-Soles Of prime yellow at l03 a l06 cents pcr
boshe w.
kye-Ihefe are sales at from llG 10 10 cent? Ter
mShI w.
Provision Alaikc, without change
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-27
ILLINOIS AGAIN IN TIE FIELD

The Springfield Journal says the proclanalion # the
Governr calling for regiment Of infantry and one
company Of cavalry. was Issued ON the 29h uli.. aud
the 9Th instant the rciuisition filled. Four
other companies reported few hours after the re
QUESTION was full
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-27

THIS body is nov in session in Richmond. Rev. DR.
Ihornwell oiSoulh Carolina elected Moderator and
Rev. Robert Davidson, Clerk. There were large
number Of delegates in attendance. The session is ex-
recled 10 be one Of more than ordinary interest