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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-09-23
-ttT NEW STOREi s3i evoked
FURNITURE! FURNITUREy! al
Ellct a. narriotf,s ~,

TINTED STATES FURNITURE WARE
- HOUSE. corner Of Second and Green streets.
(nedr The Virginia Hof.D 81. Louis, NO where
are the most comulodious rooms, and by far the
largest stock of FURNITURE West Of The Al.
hghany Mountains, comprising in part the latest
81, les Of carved rosewood in plush, Gothic and
eE,ssEzr. Antique STYLES, turned and twisted
IA work of Philadelphia, the richest
= and latest styles If Boston and New
York. with elegant inlaid pearl work from Canton
in Chins, London and Paris. Also the LARGEST
stock ever before offered in this market of -
plain, medium and common furniture, chairs Va,
of every description and kind, wash stands, m
tables, lounges, rocking chans, window shades,
willow ware, mattresses, extension and card IN.
bles, ETC. etc. ETC., all of which we will sell at
wholesale or RETAIL at the most reduced prices for
cash. ~
Keepers of Hotels, boarding houses steamboats,,
public rooms, dealers, persons commencing house,
keeping and the public generally, are most ear
ne.tly invited to call and examine our immense
and beautiful stock. We will promise them they
will not regret the call. Come and see
Elicit d MARRIOTT. Do
June 3. ls4S.-l3m6
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-09-23

HATS:-A superior lot of hats, of all de
IL scriptions, for sale low by
]. RIDDLESBARGER.
Fayette, Jan. 18th, ls4s.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-09-23

CARTOONS RING BONE AND SPAWN CURE,
sor the cure Of Ring Bone, Blood SPAWN, Bone
spawn, wind Calls. SpIints, and Curb on Horses.
Also Cartoons Founder Ointment for The cnre -,
FOUNDER, Split Hoof, bloodhound Horses. and
Contractud feet. Also, all Wounds, Bruises in
me flesh, Called Backs, Cracked Heels, Scratches,
Meetings.. Bookings. Cuts, Kicks, &c.
ms hing Bone Cure and the Founder Oint.
mont are prepared from the recipe Of yerv GEL
-ora'ed English Farrer, and will cure in ninery-
"'he cases out of one hundred, any of the above
complaints. They havo been used by farmers.
l'Verymen, stnge proprieprs, and others, with The
most marked aud decided success.
Caution.--None can he genuine without IN,
fac-simile signature Of the Proprietor on the wrap
per, j. Carlton Comstock, New York.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-09-23

A FEW bales heavy brown domestic, YARD
Il "A wide, for sale by the piece, by
]. d. PERRY, Glasgow,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-09-23
Fresh Teas.

lQURS, of superior quality, for sale by
IL J. ID. PERRY, Glasgow
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-09-23
John ID. Perry,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GROC GER

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Wafer 81, Glasgow, Mo.
"AVING purchased of Mcssrs llanenknmp g.
4 4 Co, the large brick store and Warehouse
recently occupied by them, would respectfully cal
the attention of the citizens Of Howard and the
surrounding counties. to his very general stock
Of Groceries, Liquors, Iron, Castings, Cotton
Yarns, &C., DC, DC.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-09-23
Clemens Indian Tonic.

Iufdllble Cure for CHILLS, ar AG UE and FE-
YER, and a sure remedy in BILIOUS RE-
MJI1EN1, and other FEVEKS
THIS INVALUABLE MEDICINE Is PURELY VEGETABLE
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-09-23
Fashionable Tailoring,

IA THE partnership Of Muster Il Ran>brrger ha-
SS wing been dis, lved, the under>iy ned respect
l-'nlly informs his friends and thu pnhIic grner.
ally. that he designs caGinI'ng the T.iILORING
BUSINESS. in all its various branches, at tn.
old stand. where he invites all who desire gar.
ments made up in n fashionable and substantial
manner, to give him call.
He has received the spring fashions, for ls4s,
and his arrangements are such that he will be in
the constant receipt of all new fashions, as soon
as they are introduced into the eastern cities.
Terms moderate and work warranted.
mo p. MIJSIFR
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-09-23
'dralIlic Cement,

a - hhds at CAROLS from a. to cents.
~ n good article pnrl
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-09-23

y OPE A quantity of good hemp bue rope 10
L y sale at cents per pound
J. ID. PERRY, Glasgow
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-09-23
HAVE YOU A COUGH!

= HIVE HUU Il COUCH
10 not neglect it--lhousands have met pre.
'''atuIe death Tor the want of attention to com.
mon Gold. Have you cough! Rev. Doctor Bar.
thoiomew's Erpectant Pink Syrup, will most pos;.
lively give relief, and save you from tina, most
lui disease, Pulmonary Consumption, which usu
lily sweeps into the grave hundreds of the yonng
he old, the lovely and the gay.
HAYS EMINENT FOR THE PILES
The worst attack Of the Piles are effectuallv
ana permanently cured in short time BY The u.s.
"' the genuine Hays Liniment. hundreds of nm,
hr,t citizens throughout the country have u.ec
his linnient with complete success. IL is war
rantrd ~ cure the most aggravated cases.
Caution Never buy it unless you find IN,
name Of Comsl0ck q Co., upon The wrapper, pro
'retors of the genuine article, or you are cheated
with counterfeit.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-09-23

c"MsTocK AND HEwEs' NERVE AND BONE EMINENT
AND INDIAN VEGETABLE ELIXER--Is warranted t.
cure any case OF rheumatism, Gout, Contracted
Chorda and Muscles, or Stiff Joints strengthens
Weak Limbs, and enables those who IRE crippled
to walk again. Use this article and lie cured, or
90 without it and suffer as you please. Certi.
Gates Of cures by The hundreds can be seem y here
this article is sold only genuine.
Caution. All the above named articles O re sold
by Comstock d Brother. SO Second Street, St Lou
is, under the Monroe f"use,) DR.. VIM. K. Sael-
son. Fayetie, and knor d Besman, Rocheport.
May "a, ls4S.-lI-6m
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-09-23

RI TONS best assorted Iron in GLASGOW. fo,
w sale at Carroll's corner.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-09-23

Fayette, April %, '45.-7-6m.
SPOONS Silver and German Silver table nd
~ tea spoons, for sale by
]. RIDDLESBARGER.
|. Fayette Jan. 18TH 1913
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-09-23

CUILERY.--A few sets very superior Knives
and Forks, together with a general stock OF
Cutlery and Hardware.
]. RIDDLESBARGER
Fayette, Jan 18th. ls4S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-07

Der ot letters which he has Of late received m,,v IN
which are abusive and imperlinent H., d,,.rm,.t !.
take no letter from the office HE postage Of which was NOT
paid, unless he had know the source vbenc,
cane THIS ru < he adopted for his own of pe,ce - =
mind-'he saving Of IN Iney too p.ty c5nsI,r,-
ton to have influenced his Observation-Disclosures The ei,,,
ot the Union cann' ascribe any other motive than ~
dl,l one. Few men il the United Sraes under i nir
circumstances, would have hlI lie comp sure Will.
This indifference 10 letters from p.I llpha Of tho Ia
Of |h SIh and 9h Of Jlar, i'm lies The politician, E
The day. who were aspranis FIR the Baltimore nominal
ION, We venture t, shy. did refuse to take ont etlrrs
from that place durin, The Of the Convent IN
he Union, having disposed Of this grave charge next
dwels up the evidence Of certain memb.rs Of CoI,na
Curllss orJ Re- iment Of Ohiu Volunteers which il
bly, at detachment, which ne detected in thevno and
marauding at Marin. in lS47, and applied certain ep
iets to them more true. we fear, han literinu and b..
he-Ne have little Confidence in aft avs of any Hi
gotten up the Of election and think this eff,r
rather failure But admitting that, contrary his usual
habits. on he occas n referred Gen Taylor should
have sworn terribly. ii is aher aughabe to see the d..
voted friends oi Jackson. whose profanity was for lnr
zine prvebIa and in intensity Of phrase and hearliness
OF feeling almost sublime, rolling mp the whites Of their
eyes A. the idea Of chaJy Taylor in moment Of =,
ceheni produced by the bad conduct Of a few of ina
troops, falling INTO vice almost nseparabe from camp
4 life
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-07
ARMY 0N II LEgll@ENGEs
From the N. o. Picayune. July %
LATER FROM MEXICO.

Our letters and papers by the New Orleans came TO
hand yesterday Oar files from the city of Mexico are
TO the 4h inst. three days later than received BY
he Alabama Great Western.
We are still left in much uncertainty as to the result
If The actions between Paroles and Busamante The
papers in the interest Of each claim the victory FIR their
side In the Monitor Republican, Of the l4th there
kind of diary ofeach days events. from which it ap-
pears that the 9TH every thing quiet On the Stn
Busta nente attempted carry by u the fot Of Ell
Iajo, but vas repused after desp rate fighting Some
deserers went over this day to Plredes On the OH
some troops of the Sd Regiment of Allende Went over
o Paroles. There was little fighting this day. Ga the
10th tranquility regned. but there report that this
ay Buslamente retired from Marfl but the Government
papers refuse believe it. Even from this enumeration
think manifest that Paroles had The best Of down
to tine 10th.
We have letter from very intelligent foreigner in
Vera Cruz, who writes that the report is that Busamente
had fallen back in consequence of his reverses to Ceya
about half way between Guanajato and Queretaro.--
Bustamente conesses, in despatch dated the 9Th inst
that the division Of Cortaz had been epused and that
many Of his troops deserted, but he effects treat it
light affair.
The Supreme Court has decied it to be unnecessary
to refer the treaty to the State Legislatures for their ap
prIval.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-07
The PRINTER.

A printer is he most curious being living. He may
have bank and COINS and MT be worth penny
have SMALL CAPS. ard neither wife nor children
Others may fast. but he gets along switeSt by SET
TING fast. lie may be making IMPRESSIONS without
eoqrence may the without offending, and be
telling truth while others cannot sand when they set;
he can SET standing and d, DO at the same tine;
may make FURNITURE, and yet have dwelling;
make and put away PI, and "nerer pie"
much less it during his life--be human being and
at the same titne-may PRESS great deal and
not ask tavor-may handle shooting iron, and
and know nothing alb ut cannon, gun, or pstol-he
may move the lever that move the world. and be
far from moving the globe as hog with his under
IN lie hil-Spread SHEETS without being housewife
he may lay his FORM On his and yet b, Obliged
to sleep the flor he may the without she'd
ding blood. and from the earth may handle the &TT he
may be of ROLLING disposition, and yet desire
10 travel he may have SLEEPS FOOT and not be
formed; be with mt CASE, and KIN ,thinl
Of law or physc; be always CORRECTING his ERRORS
and yet growing worse every day ; have em~-1>s
without ever having the arm of lass arounI him !;
have his looked up and at the time be free
trum Jail, watch house, other conlne nen,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-07
OUR MINISTER TO RUSSIA

"Potomac,ot the Ritnore Patriot, narrates as fol
lows touching Mr.. Bagby, the lately appointed minis
ter ltussal
Mr.. Baghy, for veteran public speaker, is perhaps
the greatest st phrases and words be found
in America. lie loves 10 be poeiical and fJsery in
speechand WHEN he does get good thing Of the kind
he very apt cling 10 il. lie it shall be his
and no body's else And now for example.
At the time General Jacks ms l'residenti, star was
first eliminating its zanilh Mr. Baghy against him
and Adams and Clay, or Crawford and Clay man.
lie had made Of figure Of speech, in law agu-
men, in Court, against the incarnate spirit Of Gaming,
which took admirably we'll, and caused him incorP,-
rate ii. with The change Of single word into fourth Of
July Grafton he was ablu 10 deliver against the Cause
of JacksIn.
He published his Grafton AMI in ii this poetcal fig
ure of speech:
IF in The progress ufhlnln eveais, the disastrous pc
riud should arise, when the ghus. of the Fathers
u Revulurn shall be marching ia slow solemn
and silent Procession - The grave Of the Republic, with
Washington Al helI heat, THE IScAsSAT@ SPIRIT q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-07

Mr. Senator " alktr. Of w isconsin-who. with his
colleague Gen D'dge voted against the Complonrsc-
took occasion, IN The of the debate to say that
the passage OF the bill would be virtual rrprdlti IF
the doctrines Of the Democratic candidate f,r the Pr :
idenry with respect 10 the settlement of tie slavery
question IN the territories This is true In Con
gress and out off, the men no tell YOU taI Gen Cass
Is perfectly sound upon The great question Of uIhtrn
rights. and that they would BE- safer in his hands, than
IN these of Gen Taylor, southern STAKEHOLDER as he is
will nevertheless. shrink with absolute hcrror from III e
position assumed Dy their candidate We have never m,
southern man who did condemn The ide Of leaving
hH decision Of the complexion of be future state 10 liz,
decision Of the territorial legislature The notion j
secuted BY me whole snuh and yet Gen Cas- is aleg
ed to be -itf guardian Of rights than General
Taylor,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-07
39oIitirdI attn Donlfstie,
LATER FROM MIR. VAN buren,
.1cceDfaace ollie Utica Nomination.

The following extract from Mr.. Van Buren's late let
ev 10 the Land hefJnners explains the fhis
lu,scenc in his nomination for The Presidency, by the
late UIicl Convention.
The Utica Convention, chiefly comp Jsed of men and
the descendants Of men who have been my political
scates and FIST trleads from the u the
Termination Of nv Gtca career believing that the
Of my name as candidate fur the Presidency es-
sanl1 The proper pport of their principles, ami the
maintenance of that independent sun which they had
heei diyen 10y the injustice of others assume,
ted and exercised the RI h, OF employing II That
they could under existing circumstances d. this with
eApusug their fidelity their OLD ciaes in poll
lies to Just Impeachment. no candid mind, well IN
fsTaed upon the sulect, III deny and understood them
Well u eies,iua The god flh u their procee
ding.
. kner very "ell HAT they w5lj have resp cted ny
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-07

The Fourth hyantry-.A Gallant Regiment The
New Orleans PIcayune in announcing the arrival there
from Mexico, Of the fourth u. S. Infantry, says:
This regiment was in the battle of Okeechpebee anc
assisted in winning for Gen. Taylor vi his earlier
well-desarved laurtls But to 90 further back TIL
this war The 4h Infantry left fferson Barracks to
join the Army of Occupation under Gen. Taylor OF
Red River. in May, 1874. and has been in the feIc
since that dae.-It proceeded to Corpus Christi, Tex
as, in August lS45, and has had The good fortune
share in the victory Of Palo Alto Resaca de la Palma,
Monterey. Vera Cruz, Cerro GJrdo, ChurubuscJ, Mo
limo del Rey, ChapuItepec, and Garta de San Cos
me. A few days before the regiment left for Corpu
Christi. Col. Vose, then colonel Of the regiment, fe
dead while drill at the Barracks this city. Since
that time has lost officers by DEATH niEe
viii n were killed in the field, f,Il 'ws
Lieu. Porter, Matamorls. April 26, 1916; Capt
Page, May Sh, at Palo Alto; Lieut.. Cchrane, May
9th, Resaca de lie Palma Lieut.. Haskins, September
9Th, at Monterey; Lieut.. Graham, Sep. 81 Monte
rey Lieut.. Woods, Sep. 9th, Monterey; Lieut.. Rod
gers. Sept. l2h, l0l7,-a, Chapultepec; Lieut. Smith
Sept 18th, at the City of Mexco Lieut. Ridgely, Oc!o
Der, lS47 near Allisco.
In addition the officers killed Capt H. Prince and
Lieut.. Lncola severely wounded at Moline de-
Rey, and Brevet Col Garland in the city of Mexico =
The reg itnent has been in tents eleven years
Of the last fourteen. is old flag is much cut up by bal
hl, grape sho having passed through it thirty
times Monterey. 1t was rolled round the saff thu
time. At Mono del Rey it shot down three times
and the number on the 18Th Of Sept. on the SaI
CUsne road.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-07
A VERY SUPERIOR FAMILY RESIDENCE
FOR ALE

I'VE Subscriber intending to to Baltimore
time the first of next year, offers for sale privately, the
House and present occupied by himself situated
y opposite to John " ills and George w. Turner'S. The
House contains rooms-three up and three stairs
with Passage and Cellar. Attached is Garden unsurpassed
fertility led with choice Fruit OF almost every descrip
en-. splendid Kitchen with two up and two down
stairs, Smoke House, Dairy Ice House, Carriage House
Stable Cow House, Well and fact to make it
convenient and desirable The neghborhood unsurpassed
by any town. in everything that tends make pleas
ant and agreeable Those who wish to settle themseve,
comfortably in their house rarely meet with such
property market offered them. will take pleas
exhibiting the premises to DESTROYS and wishing
purchase The shall be LIBERAL and possession
when desired. WIN. Il. YOUNG.
July 24-wiIts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-07

AT anenertalnment g ven to he Massachusetts reg-
ment Of volunteers in Boston, on the 22nd ul Gener
Gushing rose 10 respond 10 sentiment given in honor
Of himself SINE ofthe volunteer expressed their dis
inclination TO hear SPEECH from him. and called for
Wright" and Andrews" the Colonel and Major of he
Regiment. and rot few attempted 10 leave
the rom but prevented. The President insisted
upon Gen. Gushing being hrard-but in vain. The
nse and nproar continued and the General went through
the pantoInlne OF speech. II is alleged that his IN
popularity with the regiment tie cause If this III :
graf Us ctpon Il,wever this may be. a, the VI
unees well himself guests they Ind no rirht
to o-ct to his speaking. aud the uproar was dsgaceful
to them, moi 10 him
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-07

The Steomsh'ps-The quickest passage made, be
tween Liverpool and New York, was performed in May
1913, by the Great estern in twelve days and eigh
teen hours. This time has been beaten, The Herald
says, by the ned States her last trip six hours and
fifteen minutes; but lavre is one days sail further
Than Liverpool is, the United States has made the shur
ter assage by thirty hours and fifteen minutes, than
any other record, and frv-two hours Kicker than
any of The Cunard steamers, including the iamou
Alnenca to New York
.Nec FORK Directory The n. York City Directory
for lo4S, just issued, contains 81 246 Names being al
increase Of p Sl2 since last year: Those Of
origin still retain the prepondeance, notwithstanding
the large influx Of Irish, Germans and other foreigners
Names Of Philadelphia Public Schools.-rhe Phila
delpha Public Schools named after great men, sucl
as Washington, jefferson. Madsln, Fulton, Adams
Monroe, Irvine, Wayne, Marshall, Morris, Rings1ld
Sc, &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-07

Military Inhibition viii be seen not far off parchel on
the last Of civil berv gdziny with dea hike
fJniness on The mlssr bic scenr!"
Some years after this. Mr.. Bagby turned his pplii
cal clat and became flmng Jacks,a man. In 1886
ne was the candidate Of IN jackson party fT the Cub
Huntsville made 81 beautiful speech that he PIE
vailed u7nn t, pu5sN it. When publish d. this poet
ical figure found in the speech
III il the rogress Of the drastrous pc
Rod Should arise when The ghost Of the Father,
nfthe Revolution sh III De seen marching in slow sol
enln an silent procession In the grave Of The Republic
with Washington their head The ncarhatA spirit of
Modification will be rot far IF perch ID IN the last rem
nan OF civil liberty gzIng with death like fondness IN
the mis- 'rahle scese!"
NJ Calhoun al this time the theme for L,c,fo-
G. De luncIati,n all Alab4n, Nh B ,rhy struck
him hard on th, occasion with his fav rite firure
But aerward, Mr. Calhoun went over 10 the I.,coip-
co party and Mr. BaIby elected the Senate. There
he joined hands with Mr. Calholn in putting down the
Ab'lliiuniSs. He male speech which MIR Calhoun
COM mened highly In that Speech it is said, this
beautiful figure occurred :
III IN tile progress of humln events the dsas rouS
peri I'd should ever arise when the ghosts the Fathers
IT the Revolution shall be marching in slow. sol
emn and silent procession 10 the grave Of The Republic
with Washington At their head. The ncarate shirt of
1bohtton will be seen not far off, perched the last
remnant OF Civil Liberty, zng with death like fond
ness the miserable scene"
Il is presumed that Mr. B,sby has matured hespee n
which he will deliver the OCCASION Of his peSpni-
lion TO the Emperor Nj hoas and lh said speech
Of nee A>slty read somewhat after of this wise
IF the progress of human events the disastrous period
onld ever arise. when the ghosts The Fathers OF this
Empire Shall be marching in slow, solemn and 81
lent procession to It's grave. Peter the Great at the
head. The ilcarnate spirit Of Revolution Will be seen MOI
far off, perched the last remnant of National Rights
gazing With deItA-lhe ton nesS the miserable scene
POTOMAC.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-07
TO CONTRACTORS.

ENGINEERS OFFICE. South Western Turnpike,
WyrheviIle Va, July 25h, l848
PROPOSALS will be received at the of ;e in Sa
lem, r ,anoke county until the 26rh day Of August
for the grading and McAdamizng seven miles of the
road between Salem and Cluverdale and the Office in
Wyiheville until the Cd day Of September for ang
and Matchmaking thirty five miles Of the road, extend
ing from New River to Wytheve Each section will
be 500 feet long. Bids will the price proposed
for The entire npleti,n OF each sect ion.
Plans, pro6les and Specifications may be upon ap-
picati 10 tte undersigned at his off ,e at Wyhevle
The work to be cInpleted by the first Of Janulry,
1885,
LEWIS NJ PROVOST,
Eag'r- and Sup'r S. ". Turnpike
August 3-t2S-pi.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-07

We fld the following in the Alexandra Gazette
The Washington correspondent Courier, in letter
dated the 9Th ult., says that there Of deter
mlnation among Of the dscontented S,nhern Dem
ocrats TO start candidates If the own Convention is
spoken of to be held in Riclm nd Va metime in Au-
gust. Llttleton w. Tazewell of Va talked Of lac
cnrdng 10 This rrespondent) ldnate for Prs
dent, and Gen Qitman, of Mississippi for Vice Presi
dent Another proposition is, to Illuminate Mr. Ca lhoun-
fu PRESIDENT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-07
yuo.ND4Y .uOR.v1NG. .4UGUSr7. Is4s.
FOR PRESIDENT.
ZACHARY TAYLOR.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WILLARD FILLMORE
,. or We W. RX.
ELECTORS.

|. John j. Jones. Norfolk.
2. George W. Boiling, Petersburg.
). Henry ?. Irving, Cumberland.
a. joseph X. Irving. LynchbuIg.
). w. Martin. Franklin.
e. Alexander kives. Albemarlp.
I. RobertE. Scott. Fauquier.
8. IA. j, Garrett. w estlnoreland.
9. John \. Meredith. Richmond city
~ Robert Saunders, Williamsburg.
II. Andrew Hunter, Jefferson.
y. A. Ii. IL Stuart, Augusta
Is. ). Med. Moore, R,ckb idg-.
"A. ConnalIy F. Irigg. Washington.
10. Il. w. Summers, Kanawha.
10. G. ID. Camden, Harrison.
IL. +. II. Pierpont, Marion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-07
VERY VALUABLE FARM FOR RENT OR

TNHE Subscriber wishes to dispose Of bis FARM, lying
l. and half miles above the town Of Lynchburg, and
containing $40 81 AZ Acres Woods heavily Tim
bered and fine Tobacco Land and Water Power sufficient
drive any kind of Machinery whatever For TERMS apply
Seth Woodroof X B. Towney of .ynchburg, Nelson
Tnsley, at Balcony Falls Rockbridge Ifno sold by the
2Oth September, it will be for rent or lease.
GEORGE W. PETrYJOHN.
N. B.-I will sell the whole, part, which be d.
vded to make two good Settlements with plenty Of
Timber to each tract. q. w. =.
JULY 24-w2mf