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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-13
Court Of Probate, .Ntrport, May 30, Is47.

n CHRISTOPilER J. BLlVEN. presents his
" first administration on the estate OF CH.aLES
Jams. late of Newport, decd. the same IS re-
ceived and referred for consideration to Court
of Probate. To be no lden at the Tows Halt, N
Newport, on the FIRST Monday in June next. at .
o clock, 4. NJ, and notice Is ordered to be given
thereof by advertisement for three successive
weeks, in the Herald cfhe Tunes, that all per.
sons Interested may appear al said time and
place and be hear.
Truce opy witness,
may -. DB. HOWLANo, Froo Clk'
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new GOODS.
LANGLEY & NORMAN
NO. Ii5, THAMEs-sT.,

HAVE just received new and complete
assortment of prims Cloths Cassimercs,
Doe Skins, and pesiings-togethcr with oil other
articles usually found IN NJ reliant Tailor's Is.
tahlishmen,, which thew will be happy To furnish
their friends aud customers upon as fair tel msns
can be purchased elsewhere.
TAILORING carried on ns usual, and all
Garments made To order at short uouee, and
warranted to give satisfaction.
Newport, Hp 10, lsi1.
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MExioAs NEws The official dispatches of
Gen. Scott, in relation to the late battle at
Cerro Gordo, which will be found below, will
Civ. clear conception Of the progress aud
probable results Of the campaign.
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Administrators Notice.

THE subscriber having been appointed b.
/ the Court ofProbata Of the Town of New
port, Administrator on the estate Of ISAAC Ii
LAKE, late of Newport, dec requests all per
sons having demands against said Lake, TO pre-
sent them for settlement, aud all indebted t.
make immediate payment, to
PETER p. REMINGTON, Adm'r
Newport May l3, lS47.
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BRIGHTON MARKET,
Repoited for tho Boston Daily Advertiser.

Monday, Nay 10, 1917.
Al Market 46j Beef Cattle, 1S pairs Work.
ing Oxen, 25 Cows aud Calves, 025 Sheep and
$3.50 Swine.
Prices Beef Ca'tle--The prices obtained
las, week for n like guslity wero not sustained
We quote extra IS; first quality "a AZ so
second q 80 a 81 third s IS 8 25.
Working Oxen Sales at S75, S95, 500 and
$i20.
Cows and Calves-saIes at 500, 81, 30, 10
aud $40.
sheep-Saes Of lots at 275 425, and 81, 81.
Swino Lots to psddle, averaging 80, 5t and
6ic; those averaging 100, 8 and DC old Hog.
Is and 8 I.ic. Al retail from 5 l.2 to .2c.
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Administrators Notice.

TNHE subscriber having been appointed by the
Il Court of Probate of the Town Of Newport
Administrator on the estate Of JOSIAH C.
SHAW, Esq, late Of Newport, dec, requests
all persons having demands against said Shaw
TO present them for settlement, and all indebted
to make immediate pay ment, to
PETER p. REM NGTON Adm'r.
Newport, May l3, lS47.
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The reception of Mr.. Webster, as he
journies South.is such as reflects the highest
honor on him and The people Of the cities
through which he passes.
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SPRING ARRANGEMENT

TO COMMENCE MONDAY, AraiL ,, lslT
Leave Fall River for Taunton & Boston at6l
o'clock, n. m. and ?. m.
Leave Fall River for New Bedford at Ga and
"A a. m and - p m.
Leave Boston at I q m. and n p. IN.
New Bedford Tor Fall River at o. a.
m. and 81
SAMUEL ~. p LEE, Jr., Superintendent
Fali River sp. LIST, iei7
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MUSIC.

4 LADY. who has hal experience IN
~ teaching. will give instruction on the
PIANO FORTE at the residence of pupils, II
desired Terms moderate Enquire at this
Office. lap 22.-3mos
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M A r r | A G Il s.

In this town, Tuesday morning, by the Rev
Mr.. Brooks, Col VIM II. Henderson, to
Miss Mary G.. Freeborn, second daughter OF
Michael Freeborn Esq, all of this place.
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CASSIMERES.

WANTED apprentice at the House
w and Sign Painting business. Enquire of
DUNHAM & GREEN,
ap % No. 1l6 ThameS-St.
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UNAU DIVINE DE VENUS, NYMPH
~ SOAP, PERSIAN POWDER, Pom.
ade do Cherubin. Pomade de Ia Refine, EAU
LUSTRALE, Creme de Linacon, Creme de
Lys, Liquid Hair Dye, ,Pistaohio Cream, JOCK
EY CLUB EXTRACTS, with other articles
HAUEL, just received at
May l3. B. II. TISDALE'S
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BOOKS,
e.. II. Ham nlett's Jr.

Every Lady her own Flower Gardener,
Book of Cage Birds s-management, NC.
Washington and his Generals, by ]. Il, II cad
ley.
Lady Mary,
Margaret or the Pearl,
Alderbrook, by Fanny Forester.
Probabilities, by NJ. +. Tupper,
Authors Mind, by do.
Life of Putnam,
Autobiography Of Goethe,
Year of Consolation, by F. Kemble Butler,
Prevention better than Cure, by Mrs. Ellis
Omoo, by Herman Melville, author OF Ty
pee,
Hill Side and Border Sketches,
Natural History Of The Gent,
Aunt Kittys Tales.
may l3.
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Nrm ADVERTISEMENTS.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AN ID
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.

PKOVIDENCE PLAN NTATIONS.
~ General .Asssmbty, May Session, I'D. Is47.
IN the petition Of the Trustees Of The Long
" Wharf in Newport, praying for liberty to
erect aud MAINTAIN a Dolphin. or port support.
ed by braces, in the public walers adJuinin.
said wharf. for tie better accommodation ol
Steamboats,. their passengers and freight.
Foted. that said petition be. and the same il
hereby continued 10 the next Session of the
General Assembly, and that in the mean lime
notice be given by The petitioners OF the penden.
cy thereof. by publishing iuis vote for three
weeks successfully in The HeraM Of the Times,
printed ia Newport
True copy-wilness:
G. q. PERRY, Deputy Sec'ry
may l3
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NTEEL BEADS, BAG CLASPS, TASSELS,
- Purse trimmings and Twist very cheap,
May 49, at B. II. TlSDALE'S.
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Feathers md Mattresses.
1--WE GEESE FEATHERs aud ca "
LHAiH MATTRAssEs, constantly o. hsrd
aud lor sale by - MALL.
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Guardians Notice.


nsM A House in Green-slreet, conve
GuW niently arranged for two tenements
also TO let tenement in the same-immed
late possession given.-Apply to
FINCH Il ENGs..
Newport, 18Th May, 1917.
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Gen. SCOTS dispatches.

From the Union of SATURDAY. nipht.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-10
GEN. sroT"r's pRoCIAMArIoN.

We have DELAYED until now repuhshlnp the rr,cls
mailon ., Gen Scott addressed to the Mexican people
IN hopes that copya ii from his hand might reach
us.
In lis present state, there obscnrtes Of meaning
aud certain disjmnc,nCsS Of syle, which night be eA
paeted In a document which, written IN English. has
been ifansa ted into Spanish aud then retnsated into
lie yefnaeular. Surprising It, therefore, to he Tie
position o the General IN chief uJus ice is done hun
~ the shape IN which ii now comes 10 There ap-
pea1s To he sme doubt whether Scott ought 10 be held
responsible, either for the style or sentiments Some
allfge that, like the rroclanatous Of Generals Taylor
and keamey and Commodore Stockton, this was pftlar-
ed III the laboratory Of Washington seul 10 The Com
mandng General with instructions 10 lei II of At tie
proper moment oEer5 contend that there is The entente
eofdiol-a full undeIs audlag between tie Admlnsln
ton and the Gtnea. aud that arprz Of The views Of
tile Cabinet at Washington and IN virtue u the large
discretionary power extended To him. he has, spoHane
oasy, issued this remarkable nan,f sto.
The inst thing that struck peInsal the
spirit Of prepagandsm with which tits redolent any
Of the maaislaes, issu,d y the Gcncas Of the French
Republic "oneana ndINa.be.' when invading neigh
boring country. lis aim be- following lie exam
pie Of the French poagaudss, 10 discriminate between
the pei and the Go,oIumcnt, the oocls lfonr hes
lility, and To arrsy the lonur against the latter.
But our attention particularly arrested ty the al
mlssons contained in tie third para. alb, Nhiel-s9
far understand their mcanug-are utterly in
consistent with the idea hitherto zcaoosy eonteaded
for by the Administration aud its panzans viz thai the
war WIS commenced by Mexico. We beg our readers
To give This paragraph careful porusal and then say.
whether the far inercrce is not, that Government,
L. Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-10

oePi''h now t. act IN snrh empfEeacy And To .eo
N,'ad aHH appointed over such nen Us Worth (1uIy
haJor Goncrd by br,vei.l Gen. 1Nieps. and Col liar
n'y. me Two LATTER ot whom 50 greatly Distinguished
ives III '.o battle Of Gem Gorlo aroused The in
dtGaton fall honorable men Ia height srl,l,m sur
pissed under any ciftuu stances Gen Pillow, ho had
'he nA' IHr,le ct commas, ssase left, aud va, ~, tie
l'' agoc' SLAVE 10 VANITY. sef eunfeil and srshucst
""ld al "ate resign and save himself from being made
'r '"' " ''dcn'e hy The mhalo Amy. As II is. hc
will doubtless h on unr oanaf, In dl.rl,, an add non
n s'3r upon h'Sshoultrs Though the pfnop, cities of
'"r non 1t Is such appointments hsc, aud the
"' oversight ON the ratJ ofthe Administration If those
"heeiS who not ony hayume but have greatly DIS
'''- ",e'" themselves, that makes every man willing to
4u" u'' service as son A passhle Bui Mr. Polk has
f'oa1N 10 more nephews other connections To appoint
10 Once IN army there may be ehaneo Tor the nor
lloltnus hereafter"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-10

o. late race between the splendid steamers Oregon
and Vanderbilt On the North Rlyer-wl,ch resulted IN
the victory OF the iurmersaowsa speed attained Of n
miles an hourJusl ten miles per hour moro than the
which DR., Ronwcl demonstrated. mathemati aIIy
II was impossible 10 exceed.
HE new ocea" mail steamer. Washington, which,
sailed from New ork on the LIST ms, for Europe, in
permenla inp', reached the speed Of sixteen miles per
hour, under all the disadvantages Of machinery and
Tie want OF the knowledge oil the proper trim Of the
ST. We have neFcrd ubted that, when we did serious
y embark IN the enterprise u steam navigation
our packets would lake the passage in Two OF three days
less I.Ae than the Ehglish steane s.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-10

The following IS an extract from letter received BY
I.lv in New York from her mother residing in Bristol
England:
Il, is scarcely possible in these awful times 5r any
,,,,ly 10 feel cheerful. when loh NJ tie dreadful
n ,o that our heavenly FatheI las ii tbs ti,ae lad
=, Cur pur country ,nk iiai already til u.ans have
loon cut II hy famine, and HAT eyes dgy brings 10 Us
,,m our different friends the lannlabie account # lis
,.;lI farther increase Everything thai human aid can
,py i, sent from this country. even 10 the eAten If
;lions % money! with fod and elltllng and IN every
IRISH Her MAJESTY has caused her letter tt,be read,
lila ON all tn. clergy Of every denomination to have
emily serm ms with collections aud private cn,ritu
,ian, +, continue until it may Please the Lord To stay
Ia hand and also that constant Frayer should he made
hth publicly and IN private. that the Lord may he
nasi 10 spare the country r the sake ot the few right
esus
self denial is practised by many to great extent.
s,5 Numbers Of the nobility have greatly cartaed their
in order have the mlre II con r!hute
O,ly tins day DIR. VS. told me that IN his iahiiy,
by simply giving up the Of huiier they were enabled
/, Owe fifteen shiugs extra week 10 the fund ms
,la and the giving up of sweet things hay been adopted
b, many. =,
Sin e last Christmas we have dispensed with both
b,t,er and surar to swell our mite. Oar American
fri.nd, have me IN st uobly, and may the Almighty
hiss aud prosper thea for the more than sympathy
.a,Yn p11r old Ireland"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-10

Mem use Of EMcr-A friend at Concord sends is the
fllowiag account Of a new and successful experiment
with Either"
Friend RI administered the Ether 10 very vi.
Gus. ugly horse to day. and she made 50 Impress
bic hy that any oierltun might have been pcrorIcd
upon her without any apparent sens,by.
Mr. Bigeluw our ba ,asmith It'd me sometime ago
that Of the stage hors $ which he was obliged 10
shoe, from sDne uId keep up such an lnressan.
violent. HI king biting and 80 ealing that ii was mol On
" trouble bat dangerous to shoe her. ted m To
Yet me know when he shod her again. and | would give
the ether to her. did friday, and two mnaes after
applied the ether to her nstrls She quiet and
harmless as sheep, and -ho with perfect ease aud
safely. The horse bright ever afterwards.
L0UeH Courier
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-10
"DORCAS SOCIETY OF LYNCuBURG.

The 2ith anniversary meeting Of this society was held
al The Nj. T.. Church, ON Monday, the 3Oh Of May.
lS47:
Doggett. who called 10 preside the OCCASION the
meeting proceeded TO business when the Annual Report
read, adopted, and ordered to be printed.
The public collection which had been taken the Sab
bath preceding after Sermon in aid of the funds Of the
society," was produced and reported by the Treasurer,
Mrs. ID. l. Warwick, to be 81 . cents.
On proposIln To receive members, four Ladies at
tacbedthe pames TO The society annual subscribers.
No other business being presented, the society then
preceded TO the election OF their Officers and Managers
when the following Ladies were elected;
QDicersNlrs. Mary Brown. lst Drectress Mrs. j
NJ. Warwick 2nd Direclress, MIS-. 4. f. Il. Morgan
SECRETARY, and Ms d. l. Warwick, Treasurer,
Managers Mrs. J. +. Green, Mis-. J. NJ. Otey
Mrs. J.. Nj. Shinn, Mrs. w =. Bryant, Mis- ID. W
More Miss J. Benagh, Mrs james saunders, Mrs II
Brown, Mrs J Garland Mrs. J. Benagh, Mrs }. Morsl
and Ms J. I, Davis.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-10
TIE PRESIDENT IN NORTH CAROLINA.

The Raleigh Register gives iilI ard quite an ANNA
to account # the reception ot the Pltsjdent in thai
state We ere compelled hoWever,tr want Of space 10
abrdgc it.
The President and Secretary Of he Navy and their
travelling ranus. raehod Castor about o'r ck on
the morning ii lbe 18th. Between aud q, they were
waited upon ~ the committee appointed fr the purpose
and addressed ~ John d. Hawkins. ESQ to whom the
President made inappropriate reply. At varous points
IN the route Ia Raleigh. The lresd, party were met
by large crowds Arriving nj Raleigh about half past
ocorh L. VI they received with military aud civic
honols. the h,sFaItes Of the city Icing rendered by w
-. Haywood. tie ineident Of Police. The President
was then cpnycNeI 10 tie dgings prepared for him Al
The Eagle Hold. salute Il 50 guts being fired tie
procession marcle through the principal streets. On
their arrival At the Hotel the President was addressed
ny Profess Green, of Chapel I'LL. in behalf Of the Fa
Guilty and Students. At haf past o'clock, the PJcs-
dcnt and his suite conducted 10 the Senate Cham
her and nlrduaed to number Il ladies and gentlemen
! he city vas handsomely illnminaed, and there was
magnificent display 81 lire works the occasion he
President left Raleigh fr Chapel lill On Monday morn
ng.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-10

Indiana The New York Courier. in its Money
r,ieles for Monday says :-"Ihe arrangement which
has been $, Ing pending uuder eintegenl and p'rse-
vcrpp agency O. Mr. Charles Bu.lerior converting the
,Le Stock Of The STATE Of Indiana. in cnlrmi!y with the
law ef that State has bcGl conlrtrd-Nr. Eatler hay
in, m the 26th in. srtrrndered SIT e'id Il haH mill
ON dollars Of Bonds to the Agent Of Tie STATE. OF tbs
sun there were received from foreign Stockholders ttan
,en sir hundred thousand dollars: from stoehh lde's
IN ,le safe g.. 900 200 Mr.. Bullet in snrrendeng
III. old Bonds stated ,lat ,ie LIST June the FIRST install
,nen, of per cent. towards The eight Hundred Thousand
tIays To be raised towards conf letna the Canal aud
thus concentrating the arrangement with tie Nlaie--
would I've paid. On the Amtn' q the bonds surrender
cd the per cenaee towards raising the s1a d S.lll"
will not exceed ~ per cent and il may lie diminish
oil by the further surrender on The same lefns 81 cid
rn5s there have been surrendered or exehange only.
s,oC olO in addition Ia those above noticed. We may
,h cnrrltulatc the State aud the Bond halders tr
completion If an arrangement which will enale the one
lscarre in part at lest andes iar as can the abb
.,,;,x # o,od faith with lis creditor. aad which gives
= these crcdors after years ut painful AMI costly delay,
s,n,. return ior the monies invested ly them
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-10

4 loud rail- fr tie Letter.-fhe Louisville journal
has the FLOWING:
r.yr IfrrEa-Wc doubt whether the Admlnistra
unn Will be able 10 withhold much longer the letter ad
dressed by Gen Taylor so the War Be arunsnl ON the
day bef ,ro the battle o Bucua Visa. The pnllc l.
cam5ria. fer the publication ui the letter, aud We CUTS
il will have 10 come.
Yesterday We received letter from officer of high
rank in the army iro,u which We make his extract:
Call upon Mr. Marcy To give up the letter If Gen lay
lur 10 him in answer 10 communication from Marry II
king him To task ir writing t,c Games letter In con
ver-al1n had with Gen. Taylor. IN the 2}d oi last
month he rave ne the contents u lb's letter. dd tic
Secrcfalp II jjir ai,d NE .IGmhisirtoa are Ia roughly
used up IN ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-10
DAVID S DoGCErr, Cham.
l.. BEsasn, seo'ry pro tenn


~ ts Board q .hunage,s If tie Lvncbb,rg Ds,eas
Society eonreaed II The .Nictaodai l. pscopat Church.
on RE 3ld Of MN, lSlI.
II has become once pleasing daty report II
yon and the patrons al tins society The sstu appo
pni N II Nuur c1rts aud whilst we have nothing very
renakahe 10 fecald having occurred during oIer
ailos Il the past year, that your hsneenee
his been asa stream Watering hsly soil nono the less
efficient because quiet and nnlsclrss.
Twenty fur Years ago this ,clcty brought into
existence through the fundamentally Ot ouo unknown
among US, hui who. lho the PIE us women Of old Was
'n Walking III the ioisieis Of her ID ve oacie 'gl
ns about doug pood. and although her place las ong
since been filled by tse who have bomo the bnrien aud
heat OF the day (sa To spca in establishing aud sustain
ing tbs institution, there are few even nov IN this
town "hose h'ars sibmtn with grateful ChrIetlan
menlbrance at tho name of "t!odicy"
Yes, we loo have had ''worthtcs und need
reif this sueiety II The Of tn who have alurel
hard aud tpng III the great of benoyoence all of
whom having conlended or the faith once delivered
the saints aud Won the victory. now wear crowns IN
heaven
The leading object Of this society has ever been to
search out cothe aud place in the Sabbath school such
poor children destitute and needy, and tho sub
joined hnanela report viii show the expended
furnishing near iuO sada OF cloth IN III rg ont about
~ cllre ol both soAes Ion decent and respectful al
tendancenmnthai instruction both IN aud morals,
OF which they would surely b, deprived without
lance.
Ia addition, with peasurc record for Your consid
Grafton (aad we iust lur the emulation OF ohrts) the
bcncsulenco oi an ''unknuWn FRIEND" which Is only
cqualled by his madesIy in Withholding his name, who
through another. dnrnt the mccmcucy OF the past VIII
lerurnlshed the mean, iur IMPLYING between thirty and
latiN children OF The Sabbath School with shoes. We
also remark that we believe this Is not the first tin.
we have received efficient aid from the source; aud
although not permitted record the namo II tins freud
o the foar We earnestly hope and pray that the heaven
ly donor may make hiu n,h in ialth as we'll rs good
works
Al l..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-10

We learn fruu the Republican tia, tho s,,,lh,1.
Ct the RIchmaud Fredericksburg \ p,.,n,c R,a ia
company held iheir annual meeting on Monday last
'.e",n Robinson Is President Of he Company. and Mich
VA, ga, ais. James h,shtr. Gusayus 4 Alycrs. ,iefre
W, w Mnh'ofd and 1anes NJ Nchiam Dire tors the
nv ms name" gentlemen appointed ty The Stocaho
cis. aud the two last nalEel liz Tho DarI Of PIN.
W "ibs Ia addition the semi annual dividend in Nav
Vi surplus fund"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-10
Eaeks' EsEeElA.

fEALOMEL Ia cts the otlne,.
~ Castor Oh, small bottles, best quality, l2l cts,
Seldlitz Powders, paper boxes, - cen's
'oda do do do Il! Gems,
VI ob)y Snuf, p cents the bottle,
Ilret Wine. 50 cents the bolle,
Champaign " inc, ia PINT b1les 80 cents,
Guns SO, worth SIS,
eegags nom 80 The box. 10 the hest quality,
Chrome, yellow. found boNcs. for 81 3D.
Violin Strings % cents the set,
Peters and Lees Pills, - cents the box,
Surgeons pocket Instruments s.,
sweet Oh % cents the bottle,
Water Cuols, : row boxts. 81 So and many ohcl
tIcles equally low, fJr sale by
Howell DAVIES
n. B-Sup CIR. Soda, Oils, Chewing Tobacco, Spis.
rurpcnoe, Dye Stufs, S.gars, Snulis. Gum Arabic,
Surgeons Ins rumen,s, ass rted; Cream Tarcr Ne.
SC, for sale as above.
June lis II. ID.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-10

Amos Binnc,. rs,. II Boston. no died las, winter
at Rome, viii be remembered ty will tcqucathcd go
Uoo to the Natural History Soeie, of Boston Tor Il new
building. The Society purchased building and $40
utV mre was raised among TIE citizens. 1t now turns
out that MIR. bnney made a second will MT rcclhnizne
therein tins bequest. so unless the additional 10000
ralsrd elsewhere the oIajeei falls through And the
question Is now exciting debate what in the event
that his is not done, Will leeome o the 600 already
ra Scd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-10
TIiE LATI3 NENS.

The news by the lilbemla has had The effect Of rails
ING the pco OF provisions ii all kinds There Is no doubt
o very great scarcity Of grain IN Europe generally Is
elects are becoming apparent IN the Increase Of tho spirit
oi Decentralization among The people. Rlo;s lamen
iaby I'c4uent IA England. Ireland and in pla
c'' on the continent We are mlnel To perceive that
famine, disease and death are The increase Ireland
We see no reason to believe that the growing crop in
thus country W u not command prices, at least equal to
III Sc which now prevail
The baltimore Ame1can, olSaurday, says
"In islo baltimore marhot yesterday. II Will be sccn
lily MINIS ana 9usnthanna Flour was held al SO per
o9l ana Howard SIrcct traction loss rcd heats " 10
sid at $40 S!,l2 per busbc. and White at S2Ie:
Maryland white corn at = cents and yellow at lle
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