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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-20
HARMONY OF THE DEMOCRACY.

Thu \. Y Glotc.n l'adny democratic journal of
New York, thus speaks Of 'h' prospect Of union and
harmony IN the Democratic parry:
We frankly confess that we M hopes If union un-
less the south abandon their ridiculous unconstitutional
pla letm. Whoever surpnsts that the Democracy r
the North VIII abandon The free territory rrinclpr IN
certainly mistaken II rhc tia Delegates In the Nat
"na Convention are rejected upon the ground of their
free territory principle there desire that thu Dom.
ocrae party should succeed In 1918, any prospect
that they wil, In thai there will he nrand rev
oluiion in parties. and man can gay What the nme
date result may be- but Ia the end all will he right
true Democracy will lose nothing by the revolntion-i,
viii sblno brighter than cver--1.oping calmly at tho
moving Of the political elements. inclined 10 I've
lclte that revolution canni be hong pSloponed II the
rupture ii the political elements is delayed 50 as to oh
tain victory tot the Democracy IN 1913 the concession
ii there b" any must come from the slave power.
reedom vi" make no more in order u keep
What Is called Democracy in power"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-20
mack WATER
Cotton and WO0Ilcn NhanUfnctOry

nv III. subscriber takes this method 10 infnm the
public IN gruerll that he VII be ready. by The 18th
May. 10 receive Wool faf HE purpose ol
.Ndaufnctuu,e Il into .iens Of rarons qualities
snll1hf or Negro CiohRg, aud he can int
nrsh hn4eli with supply Of II nh. h viii BE- ready T.,
exchange cloth iot woal He pledges himself 10 make
his prices c,nmdang, and should any prefer 10 pa,
thr bills Iof wefving, exchanging ior Goods III Vol
the highest price w,ll he allow ed Ion The same
The subscriber ieeh confident. from his experience in
the business, that he VIII be- able Ia lrrush tho runnu
n'ty with such Goods they may WANT aud respects
fully Insists upon the public giving his Goods ,Aani
nation, rs soon as he MAJ get under way.
JAS. 5. CRFN DSON, Ag'L l.. NJ 60.
n BE viii be prepared at the tn,o To Gard
W GOD IN Common Rolls. and better article OF Rolls as
never been cardrd than such he will turn out and at
very reasonable prices
Do not forget to bring your Wooi and II any i,jury
Is donein carng the oo will be taken oil your hands
at 30 cents per lb
Machinery all new, aud of the most approved nor
thcrn Manufacture. J = {.
Apul st
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-20
Gh.Ni.R At. TAYLOR

The NcN VOL, Courier, in publishing the following
letter, calls attention toll being from nj the
practical aud Influential gentleman IN New England
Ono vino. employing thousand Of operyca.nas r".er -
know mol only the ernlrns Of me people. but whose
very Offensive mercantile aud manufacturing tnnsao-
ons. Afford h opportunities of Judging OF public senti
ment in New England which M other individual pos.
lie l. ton, and has been, warm friend ii
NJ Clay ard very deeply interested IN his arT prln-
plies; aud when such speaks emphaiically a,
h,' dos relation New Fn,lnnd There can bn M,
question Of his accuracy There is Individual in thu
ned States more directly interested in the eleclinn OF
Wig to tho Presidency. He has literally millions
depending upon the success Of Nhip principles aud
when he, therefore Is willing to accept Of Il m Taylor
sufficient Wing, uohody need entertain Irars on that
head Were we permitted to give hls name. no would
question his ncansn of speaking accurately the state Of
public sentiment IN New England :"
BosroN. March ooh, lSiS
Mt DEAN SIR-l owe you an apology for moi answer
ing Al an cat,f dale your letter. have been watchu
81" lhe condition of The country aud the feeling. of tho
people IN regard To the Presidential election Ii ap.
pearsio me- that the question is practical one-Shal
have Polk, Woodbury., Cas- buchanan or General
Taylor Mr.. Clay cannot he elected, in my opinion
and General Taylor Is the only man IN the u
nlon that can be chosen. T.. therefore. for General
Taylor Ihefe is much to hazard IN bringing forward
any Other man. have no doubt that Gen Taylor viii
obtain the vote of Massachusetts, Vermont Connft lieut.,
aud Rbodr lsaodall the Southern S'aies-and i hope,
New York. Pennsy lvana. and Ohio Sc &c
In regard to the Vice President there doubtless will
% many candidates. did moi snpp'se tina, Mr. Web
er would entertain the idea of running upon the ticket
With Gen Ia tlor If So Massachusetts Will of course
be ar him THIS State will speak through the press
IN due time. We have all sorts of people hire, many Of
whom are daily coming 10 the conclusion that only
security is in Gen. Taylor You and have always been
the fast friends of Mr.. Clay; and my feelings now would
pranpl me to run him fourth time hut my Judgment is
against II. You may rest assured that all will come
right here by and by, Most faithfully.
Your friend, sc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-20
VOL. NXVI.---NO. ~
DEFERIe Ed.
MIR. CLAY.


We fld til following letter fr,n Lexington, Ky. in
last Cnclnnt Alas lt author ISIS nd TO BIZ an en-
,oen, gentleman OF Kentucky. AMI intimate friend Of
Mr. Clay:
"LExiSGroN. April Isl, 1913.
DER STEVENSON: Mr.. Clay arrived at hume day
two ago lie never looked better or in finer spirits
lie plunged nothe lab ,ripus rial NJ Shell
by. which suppose will occupy him closely for week
to come. thai but little opportunity likely be afr
ded his friends for conversation FOR some d,ys
As relates Ia The probable candidacy Of Mr.. Clay,
YOU have represented him ariel in the Alias Nothing
uaosplfed to change his passive position. neither
srntnt 10 refusing the Of his vet. of
Which You hive hren advised ny himself apprhend
there is No foundation tot the fears, entertained. you
say hg many OF his friends IN yenr city, that he would
Withdraw on his return home. doubt nnt gou will be
duly advised If his declsiin when made Nv own OPP
nlpp that 1t would be his blnndrn dny 10 his party
and his country Ia accept nomlnann, il madr for If
made, doubt mi II will he made under the strong per
Snasion by the Cun9ention, that he be elected
believe HIM The mnsi available man. and stronger than
he has ever been beiore'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-20
SPLENDID STOCK OF
S Z II " e. e. q u u S.
HAMILTON FASTER & co,

HAMILTON EASTER & co.
POS .N0hd Street, baltimore, .NgydHd,
vArOIID invite the attention Of NNholrsolc aud
W Retail purchasers 10 their splendid sloeL Of
SPRING GOODS.
which VIII be found much the largest of any establish
lnent III baltimore, embracing
Reh Silks and Ladies Dress Goods of every style that
Is fashionable or desmblc
Bomha2lnc~ and Family Mourning Goods,
Nbanjs, ManHIIas, Ni,res &e., In g'oat variety.
lahIe l)amasks. Linens, Linen Nheetngs aud House
keeping Goods If all kinds
ID mestlc Cooas and Heavy Goods for servants use,
Cloths. Cas,lmeres Ncstnes. DrllIugs. &c.
IT, Persons wishing Baltimore will fluid peculiar nd
Yaulagrs IN dealing with usas from The great extent and
variety our stock they generally purchase all that
Is wanted in one place. and having regular and uniform
prlr' (vithout abarmcn) advantage b. taken Of
hse not fully acquainted with The valu" OF Goods. An
examination OF Goods and Prices solicited.
March 23-lm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-20

fatal duel was fought ar Ner. Mexico on the l6t,,
ult. het"rrn Lieu. MlddaN and Lie / MePhres,n
both Il he Sd DaQoonR There were fonr fire. viii,
lmRaan pistols Thu first wqs harmless On The second
lnol. Mclhcrsul VAS shot in The neck IN the third ia
the shoulders aud the fourth. through The heart The
ratts M" said Ia have h,en intimate friends up the
evening before the conflict.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-20
From the Della.

onr attitude in relation To This trial prevents onr going
very inlly into The facts uf he We Will. there
fore content ourselves with stating the reason which in
inenced Mr. Freaner act he has done The ter
In The first place assure the Register that Mr.
ffeaner went Ia the OF with The kndes feel
ngS towards General Pillow. and with srong desire t.,
contribute 10 the extent Of his ability advance that
officers military reputation. As prmf OF this feeling
We "end only refer 10 he very of our paper in
which the IeundaS letter appeared, which contains a
warm and earnest compliment General p : bearing at
tonireras and ChurubuSco, aurCng full ref alton
ut The ISLANDERS which had been propag tied against him
Entertaining this kindly feeling for General Pillow Mr.
reaner very properly omitted send to The letter
winch appears 10 be the original of Leonlas but placed
II away among his aprrs-uhica. blythe BY
ol Ills travelling without baggage, were usually left with
MT flsf, who was well supplied IN that respect. So
much for the original letter.
In The meantime, however, the real Ieondas letter.
which had been copied from the original before il went
into the hands of Mr. Freanef, and intended for the
Uhlon by some hocuS pOcus got into the packay Of
correspondent, and by our special courier 1t
was In consequence ofhs and of The supposed nlprina-
tar Of correspondent, who had never before msed or
deceived u.s. thai This letter got into our paptr hen
we read II The next morning, dissatisfied
and disguised with its TENOR that we cor
respondent blaming him for transmitting such Oh
jeconahe documents
Mr. Freaner naturally felt Indignant. that. after his
refusal To forward This letter. eapv T it, siuld have
been smuggled into his PACKAGE and into the columns VI
onr paper-a feeling which doubt heightened by
the gross iuusce dnna this letter the real hero Of
Conreras. Persfr F. Smith, IL his defence.
thetcnre Mr. Feansr showed ths Original letter
"a ESQ.,? -el-.a,c- atla, ecas lis .sce''Ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-20
" T. " e. O o d S

Ne " e. DDS
ENiiE subscriber has now opened the largest, AMI by
far, the cheapest stock of Cloths Cassinlees anl
Nrsngs he has ever had the pleasure ofoloring the
pubII he asks the attention Of purchasers the follow
ing
piece extra super Bioeys Cloths at Sl4 per Yard
Black, Blue, Brown aud Green Cloths, (lIl qualities
Black and Fancy French Cassimeres, (bpst qnaty)
Cashmere, Satin, Silk, and Nlarsers Vestings
Satin, Silk and Lawn Cravats ami Scarts,
Ezra fine Silk, Beaver, Leghorn and Panama Hats
Together with almost every article apperalnng to Gen
tlenens Wear. Call aud see
April 3d-ts DON'T C. PETERS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-20

TLOTHS. Cassimeres and vesrings-a large assor'-
" men oftheso Goods Jlst received and will he sold
cheap by WM WILLIS,
Allli ! y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-20

We, the undersigned, do that have in three Of
William nrpp,' Patent Natcr Wheels, twooi winch are 81
ucu. diameter, aud he Other ~ inhes, that the tire,
10 water than the breast wheel loImtt, used
Which M l6 trt hahbs II trct width in the bucket
the water let ouat The CENTRE winch dome about the
work 81 the - NH wheels Zach OF the u inch
,es pa,r oi tes lot making bo,lc mon, the 81
mrh wheel dtNc- hummer ,,ghing aoOb h, aud pairs
Of Shcais io cutting boiler non Ou head and l IL feet
inches
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-20

obedience To tina above notice. poll will be opened
Il the ab1ve named house the day therein men
toned. Ii. DUNNING ION, S. &. l..
April l7--3t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-20
,xu. ". GsEsGkENEsD. Editor.
PUBLISHED 81
BLACkFORD, T0NNLEf \ BILLIARD,
EVERY MoNpAY AND TnrRsn,Y,

DIEV 7
EVERY MoNpN AND THcGsu,y,
pur D1Aas per aln'oa, pagr''e N adrnpce, No S'9"
,,opn ,cbe reoe,ued for shorter te thin sue mouths
and no papef null be deotaaed reept al the discretion
ftbs EdItors,) until M aTfnragts paid.
NJ. DJ.ERTISE.tf.AI'S inserted 1t 10 cents pei
rc Tor s) for creyg uaer form insertion ld 81 cts
mr. ,yrtaye fori,s>) for trerg oairr form Insertion
EVERT.lDI ER1ISER IS 3,tred 10 note on hs us
bor long he ,etstcS his adrersemCn inserted an adre'
seacnt not noted, ici % asserted tai as dscotanaacf
BE- ordered
FOR fE.fRLT .4DI-ERT ISLN1i tie terms arr fo'
he orr,ese oftro squares, :. n for square 49, i,
one square, iaaer Jr Erery Relrg dtccr;iseg e
trequrcdto COZ fle hi, arer.s73 10 is particular lnt q
business.
81 JOB PRINTING erec,Heinoatiy aud erpc@io">'s
and on reasonable terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-20
NOTICE.,

NOTICE.
\ \ compliance with resolution passed AT meeting o
the cltizens OF Lynchbnrg held IN Tuesday the th
Iostautnotlce is hereby given, that poll will be I'D
at the house owned by Mr.. Lggatt recently o'cnpl-
ed by Mcssrs McCorkle x Simpson, on Thursday, the
pom us To take the of the voters of the Corpora'
tloa, whether The guarantee of The Corporation shall be
uven under the provisions of the Incorporating the
Lyuchbug and Tennessee Rail Road Company, for any
Stock subscribed by citizens and property holders. TO an
amount not exceeding Five IInn'rrd 'rh usaud Dol
lars. HENRY o. SC1iOOLFlEl.D, Mayor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-20
Esse GA = TORE,

IL Il. PAYNE la, assoc aled vlth Inn in business
y. hts brother James +. Payne. Tue Book aud
Saonat, hu,uess will, IN future be conducted under
the style OF ID b. Payne y Bother.
u B PAYNE.
JAS /. PAYNE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-20
ID ES I Il T. ~
PATENT IRON WATER WHEEL

1--WE undersigned ready furnish the above Wheel
all its pats, at the shortest nateo turned and lifted,
50 thai an, common mechanic put up
The character and value 81 this Improvement he
dcs"e by the anne Ned certificate. An, othet Information
cheer u,ly furnished
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-20

Agent Ion Vagina aud North Carolina,
Richmond, March Saz#ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-20
bargains. HHr.HinS!!
HENJ u. LEWIS.

II he cd stand II ic,ris y E"gtiore.
MAIN STREET, iNNcnnuRG, "a,
AS Just received aud opencd - packages Of new
I and beautiful
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-20

MesSr3. VI, I.anphOTno Nons, ]
JAMES WILSON, Ag't.
No l5l North Toward Street,
pN rrNonE. Mn.
BINGHAM x DOCK, Proprieors. Philadelphia.
NM. BINGHAM, pltoburg.
April l7-6m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-20
EPsistssae.i;s,a,

o the highest and M satisfactory elalasfrr Of the satey
a9d ' gaeN oil ms unrHad d"ir i'als 1,
M as, Wheh phi he'd they rarely retd urbaaf eV
'g lhcm ln2l'} ing h ats value vii, prove
+ highest recommendations Let the following. suffice
81 h1'a nj the lh'te named preparation my practice
very '>tan'ieely and recommend eermi.r If
ordinary ydlne. &. AIRY. NJ D..
Hlnl,oubplg -
The verniige is prepared upon tried, scientific, rlnsle
ana o the re,i ingredients. all possessing lodged an
th,!mlntie Nrnes TRY II I hs s}fstei Of it, virtues
Prepared AMI solj, Whple-ilr and retail. by
o. c. STERLING y Co, Druggists,
Hari~onburg, Va.
- F'r.ee accents
Agents or tn, sale of above rnotrless yrmuge, JOl IN
II NElh, In0rhbm4s Wm. NJ jerks, Mariners view
Edward Glrter New London
Dec. 23-6m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-20
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS

consisting 81 all the newest and mos, heanrlu STYLES
on tins seasan. 10 which he would respectfully ask
the attention ol both wholesale aud retail dealers Be
low is 4 list oi few STYLES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-20

salisbury Chester county, Pa, NJ. 2Gl, islG
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-11-24
IIOTCHKiSS'
Vertical Water Wheel.

I'm consequence Of the very great popularity
which these Wheels have attained by the pse Of
nearly four thousand Of them in different parts Of
the country. The subscribers have sold about 100
Rights in North Carolina 80 of which are in full
and successful operation in Cumberland county.
When properly introduced. they nearly double
the value of the Mill. and in quantity of work
generally. far exceed the most saneulne cxocc,a
tons of the owners many of whom are gentlemen
distinguished for heir science aud practical skill.
Who have atiested to the value of ihis improve
ment. The Wheels are more durable, AMI more
easily kept in order. when properly pu, together.
than the common FIutter Wheel. They will save
one-third of the water. ard run we'll in back wa
ter when there is a head above. The speed Of the
saw Is increased to more Than double the strokes
per minute
The price Of an individual right, for one pair Of
Wheels, is $50.
/ We refer, among others. to the following zen.
tlemen. some of whom have had the Wheels in
operation | 2 months or more. and from many Of
whom we have received certificates highly appro
wing of these Wheels, and stating that their saws
with this improvement, cut 25U0 feet day, az
cording to the head of water.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-11-24
DIED..

In Raleigh, on the il,h inst, Mrs. Elizabeth
Ellis freeman, wife Of Mr. Edmund B. Freeman,
in her 4Oth year.
In Brunswick county. on the Sd inst, Miss
Mary Burney, daughter of Mr.. John Burney, Of
NewhPrn.
In Green county, on the 9TH ult, Mr.. Charles
e. Edwards, in his 37lh year.
In this county, on the 9th inst, Mrs. Margaret
McDufie, IN her 18th year.-Oc the 10Th inst.
Mrs. Margaret Ennis. in her 9Ist wear.
In Houston. Ga , on the 9Th of September MIR.
James Laue, formerly of Wayus county, n c..
in his 47th year. b:
At Stump Sound Onslew county. on the both
Oct, Baze 5. Redd. son of Siglee Rcdd, Esq, in
the 22d year Of his age.
In Sampson county, on the 9th inst, Mrs.
Worthy Blount, aged about 65 years. Also, in
the same county, few days ago. Doct. Robert
Mckay. Much respected and esteemed for his
great charity and benevoIence. Also. short time
since Doc,. Salmon Strong, who went about like
the good Samaritan, curing and healing the sick,
aged about 80 years.
Al Pungo Beaufort CO. on the 26:h Oct. of
typhoid fever. John B. Vail. late of the Army of
Mexico. Mr.. Vail was enlisted by 1t CantweIl.
for the 9th infantry. and served with credit on
LaIly's march, and under Gen. Lane.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-11-24
TO FARMERS AND OTHERS !,

THE subscriber informs his old friends and all
others in want Of BLACKSMITH work, of any
description. executed in a style not inferior to
work done at any other shop in n. Carolina or at
the North. that he continues to carry on the Black
smith business at his old stand on Princess street.
opposite the Theatre.
Farmers, Turrentine and Timber makers. and
others, having OLD AXES tha. are useless IL.
them, are informed that they can have them orked
over, and warranted 10 be equal 10 new ones, and
al much less cost
He has on hand supply Of PLOUGH ;of ap.
proved pattern. These Ploughs are made by
NED BEATTY, no is admitted 70 he the best
Plough manufacturer in this section of the State.
Also; ROUND SLAVES. manufactured hy
the subscriber, always on hand for sale
Also; HORSE SHOD, IL Carriages. Draws,
&c, REPAIRED in neat and substantial s,vle,
In word, every description of BLAL K.SMITH
WORK can be executed at his shop, and the
work warranted
Orders are solicited. and prompt attention given
Wilmington. N. g., ! l.. WOOD.
Oct. 27, l649. 7v5-I2m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-11-24
.MUfRRFED.

In this town. on the 18th insi.. by the Rev. A.
u. Chr"iszhrrg. Mr.. George J. Gardner, to Miss
Francis 4. Marshall. all of this place.
In this town, at 1T. James Church. on the 9Th
inst. by the Rev. DR.. Drane. Mr. Peter MslIe.t.
of New York. to Miss Anabella Gibbs, da ug liter
Of the late M. Robert Gibbs.
In Sampson county. on the evening of the l4,h
inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Conoly, Mr.. John Bright
Brown, of Baden county. 10 Miss Mary Pene-
lope Morrisey, daughter of the late Thomas X.
Mcrri>ey. Esq.
In Raleigh, on the 9Th inst Mr.. VIM. Z.
Bledsoe, to Miss Aurea A. High.
In Newbern, on the 9Th inst. Col Lewis H.
MissiIlier, of Trenton, Jones county, to Miss Mar
gsret P. Ivey.
In Trenton. Jon county. on the 10th inst,
Mr.. Freeman Kinds. to Miss Nancy Wells.
In Onsow county, on the 9th inst, Mr.. Henry
E. Rhodes. Of Jones counly. to Miss Elizabeth K.
Heritage daughter Of the late Farnifold G. Her
ritage of Jones.
In Sherburn, New York. on the 2sth Sept,
MIR. George w. Pollock, of this county, to Miss
Iulistta Purdy, of Sherburne.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-11-24
~ IAmINs2 lgsRs IA
~ PORT WILMINGTON. RAK
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Nov i6-schr P Woodbury., Potter Shsotte, 10 De-
Rossei Brown Sr ca
Is-Sehr Express, Mills, 0nsow county, TO " Da-
Wis
20-Schr Alaric, Prosser, New York, to R " Brown.
2l-Br Brig Sea, Godfrey, Trinidad, I" DeRossct,
Brown 4 Go.
schr Mary Powell. Myers, Now York, to C w Davis
Scl.r NJ nsoon Siliman, Philadelphia to do
Ecnr u Leighton, Handy, New York, to IIarriss &
Russell.
o2-Towboai Mike Chrony, Fayetteville to c laita.
steamer Rowan, Hurt, Fayetteville, to do.
ca cared.
Nov l5-Brig IsolS Park, Havana by Potter kddeI.
Schr Margaret Jane, Davis, Hyde county, Z. by
DeIlnSset, Brown q TO-
Schr Olive Smith, New York, BY Luiterloh.
Schr Marion, Irwin, Lille River. by c ~ Davis.
Schr Charles Mills Francis, New York, by K "
Brown.
2O-Btrqne Bostonian MAR, Buenos Ayres, by Potter
& Ridder
Erig washington, Curtis, Bucaos Ayres, By Dick
insnn s Co
Sch horn, Wainwright, Bostnn, by w. o Jenfeys
Schr Express Mills, OnsloW county, by w Davis.
Brig Mazeppa, Colson, Boston, by Hathaway q son.
22-Stea.ueE WIN 3 Aes.ss, Ro:hweil, Faye.:ri.!e,
BY Lst.s
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-11-24

Tidoria's Pedigree.-The governments of
Europe make great parade and wonderful
display Of pompoSity in relation to reigning
houses France has it's house of Bourbon,
Prussia that of Bran1enburg, Austria that of
Hap>burg. and ngland. after trying number
of dynaSties, has Tor two hundred years been
ruled by the house of Hanover. represented by
Il race Of Gnel phs. These Cue phs. whereof
Vicloria Coburg is the most fortunate repre-
sentative, having been a long time on the way
They may be traced back to the time of Char
lemagne; and the story runs, as related to us
BY mysterious vIeuX mou>tache in gloomy
tavern at Osnabrick thus Il Bait Sun.
g in the year 500, lronbrand, Count of AL
tori, saw an old woman who had three chill
Iren at birth, AMI thinking this unnatural
he called her All aduItereSs. The old woman
IN her anger retaIiated, praying that the Coun-
tess Irmentrat might have as many at birth
rs there are months in the year According.
". while the Count was gone to the chase,
his la ~ was delivered of twelve boys. and
fearing the anger of her husband, she oriered
the maid 10 take eleven in basket ana drown
them On her way she met the Count, who
asked her what was in the basket She re
piled sGuIphsr (youny dogS) The Count
however, examine the basket, and from The
strength and likeness of the boys, knew then
for his own. He educated them secretly, anC
when they were grown, returned them TO the
mother. From that time Guelph has been thu
family name, and Victoria. in her tailhfulness
keeps up the honor of the family"