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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-15
Flour.

.S/E have in store, 80 Bbls, Svperfine Finn
= which we can warrant TO be fFsr rate
FOSTER & STEPHENSON
Sept. l., 1647. '
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-15

John Burris
Persis NJ Ball
George Brown
NJ r Bower
David Biglow
Thomas Bennets
Benz Bull
George Boil
NJ Y Rurris
Robert Cooking
David l. Chalmers
William Curry
Charles Cock
Jonathan Cole
JonathanCrutchfelC
Messrs Campbell &
others
Ala Cline
Edward Coad
Naranus Cole
James K Covell
j Cole 2
James Carter
VIM Cline
V " Cole
CatharineComiskey
Erdlnn ccis Cool.
Patrick Conner
Samuel Cole
Miss Nancy Clyde
D
William L Duff
John Dunstone
Benjamin benson
David Dixon
George Drummond
Charles + Dement,
Patrick Dorety
Miss Mary r DePu
T.
Andrew Elder
Peter Early
Job Erwin ,
John Ensor
n Il Excelsior
George Ettershank
George Eustice
John Elliot
John Ethridge
T
Thomas ] Fletcher
Miss Elizabeth
Fletcher
S + NJ FresweH
Joel Freeman
Patt Fitzpatrick
Peter Grover D D
! n.l ~
: Hester Gibson
Uriah Gro shing
Mrs Emily Gouya
Miss Acy Gibson
] William Guanuap
Samuel Houton
Robert TfIcndersor
! VIM I Hosklngs
/ Nicholas Holman
| July Ann Hatch
| George G Hathawa,
+ @ I'll orr
! VIM Hewett
d Handy
John Ho ow 5
Henry Hubbard ESQ
1 Orrin Henry
/ Samuel Horubrook
| q J
Royal NJ Jackson
| Miss Jane Ishmaie
William Jeferies
Edward Jedry
Samuel Jennings
| | w Jones
Edward l. Jones
K
! Christian kurth
/ Daniel Knots
! David kindall
/ James kendale
/ $ 5 Keller
/ Dam. Kelly
/ John W Knox
/ James keudrick
| VIM Kendall
VIM kadweU
, TT.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-15

FEhcN-.-Last might. about / o o'clock
i n'an h .ha name al Alfred Gridley.
Imposed To h. an Englshmau, board
~ n tire american lIouse, went to the
ms Hotel, with a pair Of loaded pistols.
AL cuGa.rcd tor a female who had recent
n taken lodgings tu.rr Ilc was shown
j her room, bit She, at the time. was in
lnothcr part o the house On her dis
oscrng him in her room, .Le fed. and
called on Nr. pcttlhouc the proprietor.
orprotection. Mr.. Pcttlbone went 10 the
oom aud demanded of hjm what he
Nantcd there. lie ~wore that if he go,
sht ST her, he would put BAH through
her, and demanded OF Mr. Petrbone 10
deliver T. hm geld watch and chain
v hlch She was npos~n~sion 81, and which
he oll'"od aas his property, threatening
u shoot bun il he diI net 10 it.
Nr. Mitchell, the constable Of the
Fourth Ward, was then sent for. who
with the assistance Of Mr.. Naloncv. a
"atehman Of TIE Fourth Ward. succeed
cd IN taking him prisoner. and commit
ting him % Jail. Nlr. Mitchell took from
The rrl~onera pair Of loaded pistols. which
y" has now minis possession.
IN investigation Of :his affair was had
'ms morning before the Police Justice Of
nc c'tN. he prisoner was ordered 10
give security IN The sum Of $500. to keen
he peace Tor three months - Wisconsin
Noone> I.ra~ An Suo@ Pres or Nrw
htNrsairr.-.Tha correspondent of tho
NV York Evening Post, gives the fol.
lowing interesting account of Yankee in.
-.nn'iy WHOM stimulated bv necessity
i >asahnsoi the townof Ncride,h BRIDGE
Ae SAYS
mere + " man ,i,ins here Of the name
" Palmer. who some years since lost ono
:. ms Ies~. above the knee lie purchased
ne Ct artificial substitutes made IN Ncv.
'oiA' an finding il NOT altogether the
'''''r' =, "m~, q to worA 10 improve nm
-. fgs:.t"t which sheen a bean
u ~ ''....., aaau, fourth the WEIGHT
u -. "". and avoiding much Of tho
''' machinery. presents !, nerf,ct
..'...," surface, the joints NJ the knee
= ~. anl 'ao t.s~ being mad, h.
means .. t.u ~..,,. -. '''''''e y
- : move ~ mach like n,tu-. tEa,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-15
blank Desds

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sal. = this 5s-s=
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-15
ID ED

In this town, on Monday, the 18th inst,
Miss Polly adkins, aged about 40 wears
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-15
EiSf of Letters

Remaining in the Post Office at Mineral
Point, Wis, Sept. 30lh, 1S47.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-15
GOO =
AT GREATL YREDUCED PRICES

~ BEECH & CO., are selling their present
~ stock OF Goods much below former prices
and as cheap if not cheaper, than any store in the
and see.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-15

Lots l 2 and 3 IS.
Lots IN Trims Aadsttan
LOIS No. s l3 Is 81 % 80 81 SO
40 II AZ As "A as 90 63 66 81 40
II 50 80 90 lOl IO4 lO7 III lI2
l27 1872 1874 l4I l42 l45 $50 Ij2
156 loo los III $50 183 IS7 lsS
I99 1913 195 1876 200 2Os 200 2IO
2ll 215 2I6 224 229 234 235 23S
252 254 258 268 269 81 274 PIT
279 282 291 1913 295 297 3Os 800
80 81 los
Lots IN Taylors Addition.
Lots No. = 3 1 . 81 s 9 10 IL IL
ID Il Is l6 II IS 70 20 81 % 23
"a % % II % 20 50 81 SO 81 35
SO 81 80 80 40
J9,k,aoaga ont Lots
Lots No. lS4 Isl 1872 } of 30 Eli pig
PA 2l5 216 2I7 2ls 2l9 22O 22I 22g.
225 $50 23s ZAP 2tS. 249- $50 PSI 253'
2J4 255 256 257 259 265 266 272 2S3
800 w J of 2s2 w ] 292
Lots IA the OH Torn Of Mineral Point.
! of W J of n W ! sec 81 t5r3e
of lots 2O1 2O5 and 200
] Of lot
Lot SIS
Il OF lot 81 and building
J of lot 1919
% feet in lot 81
10 of n ! of sec - 5rge
II acres IN ! of W secs t43e
Of lots POI and 2O2
part Of lot l23
Lot of lot
Lots y % and 20
w ! of lot IL
Lots as Is Sl-93 S. of lO5
S ! Of lI2
Lots III llS 1920
Lots l25 and 12S J of lots 1917 &35I
Lots 53 and l67
Part of lot 100
Lot l76
Part of lot 81 and lot II2
Part OF lots 245 246, 247
Lot II
! of n 9 / of $ sec 30 t5r3.
Lots 1877 los
Part of lot 80
L of lot 279 lot I23
OF n J Of lot IO4
Lot
\ ofn of sec 5t4rae
Lot 63
Out lot 292
RICHARD THOMAS r.sr,-,,r
NH,es=l Point, September %. 1917. a,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-15

e. ALT for sale by
~ c. BEECH g.. CO.
Sept. 1S47.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-14
Cor cspundence of the Daily National.


There IS very lls lens Of Il general ratn.e sllrng
here. The order On tbs line OF operations Ia remain
s!diu ono l lungs una, lie slammed up lhus General
Wool remains At Bnena Nsla " nth the Miss ssippl r. Il
i,r Norlh CaIollna regiment and the '.Frsi FamIu ("
The l0h realn 1T. CD. llbbatis, will garrison Mont
Grey. Several dc achm"nts Will he placed Al the post
toIow, Whist Grn"lsts Cushn. aud Lane, wlfh their
respective br gadrs. will 90 south General 1ay.r re-
turns home IN Npvemb,r
Several men have bs"n eI here lately. bn, nothing
else could be oAl"ctd, the Americans walk through
the uaotihe way places Of the lam at all times of ME
night, unarncd and perfectly ckltss Of oxp suic--
ioMesef. blood can appeaSr the names, then goss
Will never stalk the eafh for they always amply
pr vlded With NJ Mean conrddes.
Some iiead IN human shape last n.h made terrible
ILLUSTRATION ola tle more grape. apt. Bragg" for he
placed und the he'd 1t the gallant suldsr eight inch
bomb shell, with Train adng Oh by which il as ien
ted. The .Np' sion WIS terrific, hu' fortunately the
Captain received No injury. Two III the missiles went
Through hls bed without tuarhins him. HIS escape is
lnkod upon m,acus. the cutienis nt the shell having
hc"a scattered around for hundred yards y, cause
ia ass gned ir tins attempt uIos tapl. Bragg, lfr en-
cep that r"i his think hp too severe in his
disc pine. Tbs Is the second attempt upon his life
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-14
AGUE AND FEVER CURED.

Mr. G.. b. Renson, Grocer, Middle Village. L. ID says
he sold Dir. Smiths "!nian Vegetable Sugar Dated PMS"
persons there tor the fever and agne and permanent
i'll both cases, speedily effected For head che
colds, tytrs dyspepsia low spirits, e. there their
equal to tc nund he whole range e Pharmacy. BE
iu outaos base conntetits, and mind that the
OF &. cn Smith the bottom Of each box 9th
erwic spurious Pas viii be paimed YOU
Oswego, y. May &c, 1916
Dr. G Rcnj Smith
Pear Sir We have but box Of the "Sugar Coated"
Indian Vegetable Pills hand, having sold ncigbor
half dozen time the whole of What received Ia.Iy
We not aware that supply exhausted. The
sale has much increased recently Your Pills bid fair
become popular this of the country, and far
have heard, they have given satisfaction nivid
usl who his taken them If you think proper you may send
supply b, shall them sooner. We
will undoubtedly need them.
For sale in I.ynchbnrg, by
JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist,
Sept 2-Sn Agent Tor the Proprietor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-14
RILEY. IllE DESERIER-

This notorious character WAS Will known in New
YORK., where At one time he thr keeper i a recruit
my rendezvous. lie Mas man OF very larle frame,
noie Than siA feet gh. lie tafmerlya sergeant IN
the 56 regimen, al the British army stationed IN Can
ada from which he deserted and caine 10 New York civ
shortly utter he Juned The United States army and be-
ihg we'll shllld III his pr,ics.lon. was SEM 10 West
Point, where he acted as drlll sergeant for son,e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-14

Cd We nave seen letter from nsf of Captain
PresIon's company. dated Baena Vista on the LIST sep
,smler vi ch speaks # rerort which prevailed in
camp. that the regiment VAS about 10 be orderd bach to
Monteey. The health oi lhe lfools WAS pretty guod
though TWO Of Capi. Prcsons had just been led
Their names were Morrhcad and Clifton
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-14
MEMPHIS, Tena. Sep. 20Ih

We insert the foregoing, from jsan, correspondent,
win easnre. Our hist article uron the subject was
the result Of scus.on. the day lrtvus. with in
clilgent friend. wha dlsssnitd from uur views would
have appeared. II Gen Gushing speech had no, been
published Finding an our table paper con aiming the
speech We were struck with the timely pr, sen'aon If
trAi fr what we had Ia say. OR views III ngh de-
n'uncd as navel aud tm,scnlenial, have been held
ever since We were competent 10 tam opinion As
yet, We have not any hing shake our conf cnce
IN their suundncss ard historic truth We ARE Glad To
mud that we canqnotc such good auth ry a, Mr. L,sh
IN their favor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-14
SECOND POS1PO.NG.nE VT

The above sale is. s,anly. sui further postponed
GnlIl fr day, The l2lh Of November neAt.
Ocf. li---tl2N K +. IHOM Trustee.
To Cornelius keoon, La,kin keaton, Jacob Keafon,
Mary g. kedtoa, Isaac a. keafon and Peter a. k,aon
aud " W'nn tn., Shor!d II Pot,aok county, and I'D
nthtsrofo7 81 .fbf"in and " Rlidl kedton, decd:
You are hereby notified that A. 2rd da, Of nceem-
her next, atile store house Of john p Carter Patrick
ront' Va shall cd 10 akc ~, siiuuS avid
hoss, jesse Corn william Conner Notl,, T. Adams
crs aud Ola the 9TH day Of month, the Clerks onic
OF the said county, the dep sinns OF Abam Staples, Daniel
Ross and others, and on tie lth Of January 1SS The
dwelling oi George W. johnson ku.,c county
Va the deposition o hih iylton, which aid dcpositons
Viii be read A. evidence III SUIT ur ending the Circuit
Superior ,our of / a and thanccry ioi Patti Ii county,
Va, IN whica plaintiffs, and myself and others
defendants II from the taking oil said dispositions
be not finished ont DAYS said, tie viii be
nucd from day TO day at the places aforesaid till finished
Oct. l4-wiw ISAAC ADAMS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-14
W Ar MEETING.

pubic NE ting Of the CITIZENS Of Lynchburg viii be
held at .lhr Lnversalsl church, ON 10 NOR w evening"
(fnday a"a'Iy candle lllh, to ,,pnd To the recent
ajrloic war proceedings IT The people OF New Orleans
ocras onrd by the insulting fsa or Mexico To neg ci-
ale honorable erns ut peac~. nll ,iiny is earnest
y requested. Several addresses will be delivered.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-14
OBIIU AIRY.

Ded, ~ the 10Th nit, at the residence of her sister
Mrs. Martha X jordan. in Kingston Campbell cnnty
Mrs. Many L, NALRoNp. daughter Of / hos and f.
labrth Lewis, OF Pawhat,n county Va and cons ,rl of
Hiram WALTON . OF Bol,l ,urt county, IN the 4ith wear
II her age nti"r p ness of Two years. which
III" bore With much patience and trude The deceased
btre her death. when seeing thai SHE coni not remain
WIN us long IN this word Troubles she SET about pre-
arng t'T aimlher world and thank G. .l a tay or two
LIRE her death. she found the pearl vi great pr ce that
IS she MS happily converted and has given abundant
evidence of The change. She has left an aft climate
tender. and dlscOns,ate husband and four children To be
moan thur rcprab'r loss; but ner loss is her eternal
gam. Mrs. Nalrnud had been among us hn, few
months, and IN that time SHE had gained nsny fe.ls
GA the day OF her drah she begged Of her husband to
prepare 10 meet her IN II aven She al 50 rpdre.pd him
:" tell her three oldest children nrnq on their way from
b"iftour 10 The las of ihe mother to meet he,
IN heaven hut alas her spin, took Il Oh, 10 worlds
IN high. b. Ire thy reached the plar, where she died
Way ihs he warning /, her children and friends TO
prepare or death Could the attention If skllful physi
'Ia's. lender husband afIclurf IT. drn and friends
have saved her. >h" uld now be with u.s. but ala.
sum " ms came. and She mast 90 many friends
ana ''a Ions 10 have reap reward of their
.!o "r oh ay we all die the death of The righteous
W Trust She has r,arhod cme where no eneroics he.
fh'ah'' Where ~ unexpected disease PROSTATE, the
prosper ns. and where the noh, aspiration, may tc
nahl'y INDUCED. and tie strIgest minds find ample
fmpo} nen
A Thousand ways has Provideace
To brng '.rers home
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1000 TOYS

mn TTNNOI +. VONTA
TINiE subscriber begs leave 10 inform the inhabitants Of
i l.ynchburg that he is receiving his supply Of
ANTHRACITE COAL.
and will be enabled to furnish Coal Of the first quality
Broken, Screened and Lump.
Having enlarged his yard, he will all times have large
stock hand and viii fill all orders sent address, him.
which will be sbippd free OF charge except toll which will
be paid and attached 10 the bill by giving city references
beg leave to mention that keep Coal under and
plank floor, so il wi be delivered free from dirt.
he price or cart load OF Is bushels OF broken and Of
screened 200J lbs will be &c. delivered board the
basin The Lump Coal will be Sc, so per ton.
JAMES DAVIS.
Richmond, Oct li-2m il
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Lynchburg ard Isichm OMd
a GREAT BARGAIN
K,.H. VII.

iiE subscriber offers ior sale Tract of Land, in the
county ot Amherst, five miles above town of lynch
rg and sths o mie from Trcns Ferry ON slack Water
Navigation. containing 40 ACRES. About one fourth Of
The tract is heavily tmhcred principal, with tho finest
oak, and lies within halt mile OF excellent Saw Mil
The balance E" the Land is of medium qua, and easily
proved The price asked for this land Wi, enable the pu
chaser to make handsome profit hy tic TIMBER
paying for the land and rsevug ugh farm purposes
1t i believed by good judges that the timber upon this place
would be worth at Irerts Fey upwards Of No 600 The
attention oi Mechanics contractors for buildings and per
sons desiring Timber is especially called to this place The
subscriber who se,near the place. will show the land
any one wishing to pure base.
ARTHUR +. ROBERTSON.
I'm
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From The Ricj mond Rrpubiicen.
Destructive. FIRE

Ch,,allic'. ls'ge Mil DESTROYED Ten or Twc'v~ STD.
rare and Commission Houses and a part Of SMckos
Warehouse, asa IN Ruins.
Our city was alarmed about half past 8 o'clock on
Sunday murnns. by the fire bells. and IN Fastening ~
the scene of danger. fund FIRE this large Fluur
Mill on the basin ,belonsng 10 Nlesss Barksdae War
week.
TIN fircmen were soon the SPIT bu, from The fresh
ness ofihe Wind irnm the Southwest aud III, height II
HE building very e impression could he made the
flames. And in abort lime the are communicated IN
branch # Shockoe Warehouse, just opposite. and 10 ssv
era Warehouse the same street.
The Hines then spread across The block Of buildngs
Oh Tho slunic batweou l2h aud 18Th sirectsana spite
oiescry exerlion by the fremrn, reached the corasr
building occupied by Nessrs Williams 4 flaxali, ~ IN
Au ilpn and Commission Ii,us, which was consusn NJ
Che,a,'s Mil aud the Warehouse adj ining.
P,d ofShockoe Warrhluss
John A. Robins rs s,,re
Ilassll 4 iin,heis %.
Alfred r. larrls'.
Wniree s. ShepherIs
Miller Woo lson's.
Bnlerworth's lin establishment
Aud several oihcrs ~hose names wa have b.ca uns-
10 learn.
The Mil was ho largest in Virginia and probably ia
the Union |, was valued a, 81 50 900, hui fortunately
had not its usual amount of Flour and Grain.
The ioir! lnss Is differently es imatrd. II cannot bs
less than $300,0oO-nany think /, viii rlachhsf nil
lion.
II is a matter of surpr;s. that one.hird of The CITY
was not destroyed and It's cscape only be ut buied
10 the extraordinary exerons of the 6rrmen and h tho
great numoer nf slate roofs tho ncighbo h,,d. lhs
sparks set on fire the roof of the Unitarian Church.
third "f mile distant but timely action stopped the fire
IN that quarter.
There was insurance mast of the buildings. hut
enough 10 more than hall the damage, when Wv
take into accoua the osa u time and the dsranrcn, VI
bus
We notice that the propteiors Of The Mill are already
ell n HE nnIpf firm ,,d
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-14

nNilE subscriber having Engaged the services u AIss
L Niplds. from Wesichesicr. Pennsy proposes
having schopi at her house. Amherst Court Hous,.
Tor the instruction Of young Ladies IN different depart
lhents Of English i,sether with French and Muso.
10 those DESTROYS Of patronisng the seho satisfactory
,imonals OF quail fcslions mill be shown,
evcra pupil. can be- accommodated vi loarJ in the
s.bscribsrs family. The school Will commence the
oh Of September next.
SARAH w DAVIES.
Amherst Court House. Angus, 23--s
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LARGE. SALE OF
Negroes, Crop, took, A q.


MILL be sulu. al the Market llunse. IN tho town u
W Lyhehlu'g, IN Thursday, Oeiots' Ia. l547
so Negroes
belonging II lh' e,Ete Il APT, Ammon Hancock d-o'J
consisting 81 nto woman. boys. and girls. most u them
young aud likely amongst them lwo first tate Smiths
aud ltod Carpenter, poud Cooks. and several likely
aid vauthe House Sef,an s--h. remainder are stout
and able baded lllorels-fut first rate MULES, we'll
hr"hr and gentle; and nnmedalsy thereafter. will be
sold On the Farm belonging 10 the SAID estate.
lyncburg. the entire cfi II CORN. OATS, Hay,
FODDER, &r. ,.Ihr stuck 4 COW y, Sc. yoke Of
valuable OMEN. Plantation Tools, Wagons Cafs.
&c,
Aud IN the 2lst Of tho month will be sod. tho
plantation hlnngine 10 sal estate, MoIlsls Ciu /.
IN tampbrll country, the entc CROP Of every lind
aud description. roc X ol all kinds. PLANTATION foes.
embracing "A agms, Cars, Sc
The sale will commenced the Market house in Lynch
bury at ~ a'tock, aud DC continued INN day dny
aa. completed
TERMS
For al suns Of $50 and o.tr. a credit Of ss months
NIL BE- given, neguiablo nutrs satisfactorily endorsed
VIII lr required. and ON all sums $500. where IL 10
procured, discount oi per cent viii he made Il. cast
&C. HANCOCK.
BENZ l.. SCRUGGS,
Il X CRALLE.
sept. 3)-t2lO Adm'rs ut \. Hancock deed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-14
2 T. SALE.

fE1IE House and Lot now occupied by james S
Crews,n This is dcs' ratie res ,ienrr for small
"a niIy convenient 10 Maia Street Attached to the Lin
are a uo,d Garden, We'd omoke-hnise and Stable. ii
not sid privately, it viii be sold auction, the premises
ON the 18Th nf November neat.
For TERMS apply -, WV. T. IAStEf.
o.. lt-4,lnN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-14

said for Jacob Fayer, Of b. dpr, three lhls of To-
hScc". No for tl % No. : for 500; No. 3 Lugs
FIT Si,lO; average s7,l5
GEO. STEPrOE, JR.
Com. Mcr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-14

responsibility they assume. Let them look 10 the his
tory ' lie revolution. The colonies stand justified in
their Resistance here the nations 4, he earth and before
hish Hearea They insisted orun Srct ohser7a noe ,f
Tie Constitution. We DO rnr SAM
tNInN
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

MONDAY. October IT. p. NJ.
Flour-lloward St. -four selling to-day at 4j.7j eta.
some holders asking $500 Baltimore City N lis held
afj
Wheat--Prme white selling al l32al35 cts. Prime
red wheat sold to day at l2nal23 cts
Corn-Prime white selling at 60 cts.
Whiskey-ln barrels selling al 70 i-2a36 cts. Per gal.
hn
The New York aud Philadelphia Markets are firm.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-14
GEORGIA tI.EEIlnN

W. have returns which will s1sbs II, To speak
with certainty TO the result Of the late election 4
G,vfnsr in Georgia. So far "a i.y have been ,criyeJ,
they arr favorable 10 the Democratic cand dale
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-14

Capt r e. scorr, Jr.. Of the Virginia Regiment, i.
nrrs~,, in Richmond. Gu leave sf absence accou
of health. lie will return in a few We rs tu M.Ai,o.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-14
n Nm MI HIIy.ss.

II <nl sU Farm
WIFI COMFORTABLE IMPROVEMENTS ON
III, AND IN GOOD NEIGIiBORiIOOD.
FOR SALE.
IUNIS Farm Is in App nation connty, about 10 miles
bcIo" Iynchhurg, al The man road leading to
Richmond. II ans the Lands Of Re- Hunter jubn
llughcs and otnrrs. aml contains about
leo Acres
1t is well waiered aud there is abpai 3 Acres of good
Low Grounds in il. The land is generally very pro
durtivc
any one in want ola good cheap and desirable lit
II" Farm. 1t will be fund possess many advantages
II VIII be shown 10 any one wishing Ia purchase. b,
Jno Hughes. ESD who resides near the promises
ocl. l-wlwf JND =. WRIGHT
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The letter of Goa Iayor /. pr',y conclusive. We
think IL his Wing sentiments. We had any
doubt Of his palcs had those who tired To repre-
sent him as Democra'.
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Or The President has been ndsp scd but snow a lie
10 attend ~ his official duties.
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Sale Of Negroes.
SI lIEM Arm.

khofffD b, servant, "a Mu,day evening last,
~ between Canphel C"un House aud Beaver Creek
my SADDLE BAGS, with NY ualua wriitcn under
each Hap. Containing papers ol value To myself To any
person delivering The Same 10 me-. w ply the above
reward NM. T. iANCEY.
Ocl. i-luf
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TO tssc Public


TO the Public.
HAVING determined on leaving Jynehlurg, ] offer
i my entire Stock of
Hoois, Shes, Hats, Caps, SC,
at cost for Cash.
CT ountIy Merchants and others will find it 10
their tcTcst call wish 10 close present
business as soon possible
Oct Il-v4w WM A. RICHARDS
I rules holden the Clerks Office Of the Circuit supe-
"A ii Court oil Law and Chanccy, the county Pat
fck at tho Court House thereof the 1st Monday
Der, IS47
Isaac Adams, Plaintif
AGAINST
John F. kinsev and Massey his wife, Nancy Price, John
d. Chea than, Crawford Turaer Abram Shapes, Archibald
Stuagt, Clark PENN and Thomas Penn, Defendants,
CHa Gerry.
The DEFENDANTS John F. knssy and Massey his wife and
Nancy PRICE, having entered their appearance and given
security according the of Assemb and the rules Of this
Court and appearing b. satisfactory evidence that they
not na ans Of this Com nonweah, the motion OF the
Plaintiff bv counsel IL is ordered that the said Defendants
do appear here the LIST Monday December next, and
the Plaintiffs bill and that copy OF This order be
forthwith publ shed il L. nchburs Nirgnan Tor two
months sacccsvel, and posted the front door Of the Court
Horse OF tins county on some Court day
Copy-Tese.
o. J., fr AN. :; STAPIIS. Oh.
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The above sale is postponed Saturday 10Th, inst
Sept. SO--,l.O X Il. l HON, Trustee