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Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1848-01-19

part would be made on the present OCCASION in rela
lion these questions silence would have given rise
to msconstructon. Feeling il 10 be my duty to meet
frankly every such expectation, believing these
questions to be OF wide and momentus bearing, and
regarding the present crisis in our affairs as imm-
nent, have freely advanced such views, and indca-
ted such of policy are, in my judgement,
most conclusive the prosperity of the people, and TO
the honor and character of the country In doing so
however, il has been my wish to observe the cause
OF TRUTH without wounding the feelings of any The
greatest advance in the onward tide of human i'm
provement have taken place under free governments,
and have mainly resulted from freedom of thought
far it exctes candid discussion is promotive of
the discovery truth, and as far from being sub
ject OF regret. But when the too usual, but by no
means necessary attendants upon party divisions,
passion and prejudice, found to PREVAIL as TO es-
TRANCE hearts that beat in unison upon other great
questions OF human Government, the ties and
deaden the charities of social intercourse and blunt
the perception Of truth ITSELF it exhibits moumful
picture OF human weakness and is ofdeep sor-
row to the citizen and patriot.
However we may differ in relation to such ques-
tons, let not forget that there many others APP
pertaining us as State and important to he pros
perity and happiness of our fellow citizens, which
it is hoped we cordially agree and corporate
In conc usion it becomes us to implore the aid OF
HIM in whose hands the destinies OF nations, and
without whose aid all attempts would be vain
that he will be pleased smile upon councils,
and bless our efforts for the common welfare,
JAMES WHTTCOMB.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 1lth l54S.
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Petition TO settle
as insolvent.
CyHERIFF SaIe.-By virtue oftwo writs Of Fieri

CtHERIFF Sale.-By virtue oftwo writs Of Fieri
- Facias against Ansel NJ. Hickman, issued out Of
office of the Clerk of the Vanderburgh Circuit Court
the one in favor of James Lockhart and the other in
favor OF John Pitcher WILL on the 4th Gay of Febru
airy, D. lSi7 the door of the court house. in tbs
city of Evansville, between 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and o.
clock P. NJ of said day, expose to sale at public
ton and outcry without regard to valuation or APP
praisement laws, the rents issues andprots for the
term of seven years OF the following described real
estate in the city of Evansville, to-wit:
The Northwest or lower half OF lot number 9, ia
the Original Plan ofsaid city of Evansville, fronting
half the width of said lot Water street, and run
ming back of equal width 10 the alley in the OF
said lot.
And should no person offer bid for said rents. ia
sues, and profits sufficient to satisfy said Exc
and costs, will. at the time and place.
proceed to sell public auction and outcry the fee
simple Of said above described premises TO satisfy
said writs and the interest and costs due thereon.
I JOHN ECHOI.S,
ian l4-w3w-prs fee 50 50. SheriffV. c.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1848-01-19
A DEMONSTRATORS SaIe.-By vi

n an order OF the Probate Court, made at its No
vember term, D. ls47, the undersigned, adminisra
tor of Isaac r. Knight, deceased, will sell at public
auc On on the 5th day of February next at the court
house door, in the city of Evansville, the following
described real estate, TO wit
The undervided two-fifths of the S. w. Or. of the
the H. L. or. of section d, I. 6, S. 10 w.
Also, the undorvided two-hfths OF the N. W. Or.
of the N f. or. of section 81, I. g. r. w, in the
county of Vanderburgh.
Terms Of Sale.-One- half of the purchase money
in three months and half in six months from the
day of SALE the purchaser giving note with approved
security and waving all benefits from valuation o.
appraisement laws.
HENRY P. VAUGHN. Adrr.
BAKER g. GARvIS. Aifys. jan. 8tw-4w.
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ExECUTOR,s NOTICE.

NOTICES hereby given that have taken out
IN letters OF Executorship, with the will annexed
on the estate of the late William Trafton ofths city c
Evansville decd AL those indebted to said estate
those having claims against said estate arc requested
10 present them to the subscriber, legally authentcat
ed for settlement, said estate is supposed to BE- sol
vent, those having settlements TO make will please
call at the Office Viewer and Trnon g, the old stand
Of Doctor Trafton. who are authorised 10 mako ss<
dement's and where the subscriber. can AWAY, es
found or n. Rswley at the Sherwood house.
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State of Indiana. vanderburgh County, %.
az Va ark,,rrh County

State of Indiana, vanderburgh County, %.
In the Probate Court OF Vanderburgh County, va
cation, January 5th, lS4S
Samuel Orr and Thorn
as Z. Garvin. Admins
traitors, with the will an
nexed of Thomas r .Har
rison, deceased, Petition 70 sell real ssss's
VS.
Margaret Harrison, Ez-
abeth Dixon and Lucius
ii. Scott.
A NDNOW at this time comes the said Adrnis
IN isrators and file their petition in the Office OF
the Clerk of said Court praying that the real estate Of
said decedent may be sold pursuant TO his will, and
it appearing from the affidavit OF disinterestcd per-
sen filed with said petition that the said Margaret
Harrison and Elizabeth Dixon, legntees OF the said
decedent and both nonresidens OF the State OF lndi
ana.
Notice is therefore given. the said non.residens
egatees of the filing and tendency of said Petition
and that the will be heard before our said Pro-
bate Court lat the Court House in Evnnsyille thu
first day of the next Term thereof, Tor soon there
after as council can be heard) which term will COM
mence and be held said Court House the seconA
Monday of February, A. q. 1913.
Jan 7.4tw SAM'L T. JENKINS. Cl'k.
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an Z, wa. SAMUEL Il. JENKINS, Crk.


N auction at the late residence Of Frank Cham
bers, in the 4th enlargement adjoining Evansville, on
Saturda y the 29th day of January inst le4s the per
sonal proper Of the estate Of said Frank Chambers
consisting OF small stock OF groceries, fixtures about
store household and kitchen furniture, some hogs.
cow. some wood, &c.
Terms Of Sale -All sums under S.. cash; all above
that sum on a credit of three months with approved
security waving relief laws.
ian 6-W3w JOHN lNCLE in.
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State of Indiana, vanderburgh County, %.


In the Probate Court, Vanderburgh county. in va
cation, January IL, l646-
James T. Walker, Administrator
of the estate Of William Granger,
deceased, Petition to Soil
US. , Real Estate
Ira P Granger, Amanda Ellison,
Elizabeth Mccullough and Rich
ard Ellison,
A ND now at this time comes the said admins
n traitor and files in the office of the Clerk of the
Probate Court of Vanderburgh county his petition,
praying for the sale OF the Real Estate of which said
decedent did seized And il also appearing from
the affidavit Of disinterested person, this day filed
in the Clerks Office aforesaid that Richard Ellison
one of the above named defendants is not at this time
q resident Of the State oflndiana.
Therefore notice is hereby given to the said Rich
ard Ellison, appear and show cause, if any he have
or can show why said Real Estate should not be sold
and made assets in the hands Of the said adminstra
tor for the payment of the debts and demands out
standing against said estate.
jan l9-pf 1915 sAML T. JTNKINS, elk.
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trIt is stated by Cist's Advertiser that the number
of Catholics in Cincinnati is 24ooo or one fourth of
the whole population of the city,-including the
burbs and vicinity there are $4,000 catholics.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1848-01-19
state of Indiana, yanderburgh County, %.


In the Probate Court of Vanderburgh County il
vacation, Jan. 5, lS4S.
Amy Skeels Adminis-l
tratix of Joseph Young
decd.
US
Mary Ann Young An Petition 70 ssll real sssats
ma Bell Matilda Young,
John Bunyan Young,
William Henry Young,
Joanna Young
DEit remembed that heretofore 10 wit the 6.k
ID day of december A. d. lS47 the above named
Amy Skeels administration Of the estate Of Joseph
Young deceased filed in the Office of the clerk of hs
Probate Court Of Vanderbugh County her certain Pc
tion praying for the sale of the real estate belong
ing to said decedents estate. And it satisfactorily ap
pearing by the affidavit of disinterested person tins
day filed in the clerks office aforesaid that Anna Bell
Matilda Young one of the above named deiendants
is not at this time resident of the State of Indiana
Notice is therefore given TO the said Anna Bell
Matilda Young TO appear at or before the calling OF
this cause at the next of said Court be hela
at the court house in Evansville on the second Mon
day in February next and show il any che have
OF can why said real estate should not be cold and
made assets in the hands Of the administration for
the payment of the debts and demands outstanding
against said estate.
jan Z, WA. SAMUEL T. JENKINS, Cl'k.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1848-01-19

Power OF WOMEN AS To WILLs.-It has just been
decided in the Of Appeals, New York, that
ried women cannot make wills devising personal
property.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1848-01-19
State of Indiana. Vanderburgh County, -.
Yanderburgh Probate Court in vacation, Janaar1

Vanderburgh Probate Court, in vacation, January
18th. 1S48
James T. Walker, Administrator
of the Estate OF Samuel r. Mil
Ter deceased, Petition TO settle
Us as insolvenf.
Ruth Miller & the unknown heirs .
ofSamuel r. Miller, deceased
A ND now at this time come the said administrs-
IA tor and files his Petition, praying for leave to
settle said estate as insolvent And il also appearing
from the affidavit of disneresed person, this day
filed that the said Ruth Miller and the unknown
heirs of the said Samuel r. Miller deceased not
at this time residents of the State OF Indiana.
Therefore notice is hereby given to the said Ruth
Miller and the said unknown heirs Of Samuel X.
Miller deceased that unless they appear and answer
said petition before the calling of this
at the term of said court to be held at the court
house in Evansville, on the second Monday in Feb
ruary next, the same will be heard and determined in
their absence. SAM'L L. JENKINS, GIN.
BBKER & GARvIN, Atrys. jan l3-4w-pf IS
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= ANnERRITRGII Circnit Courf.-An nd !.

" ANDEHBUHGH C,rchit CoHft.-An 90
Vanderburgh Circuit Court for the year ls47, will
be held the Court House in Evansville on the Sis
day of January, l646 All officers and traverse Ju-
notified 10 attend SAM'L T. JENKINS, elk
Jan IL the Vanderburgh Circuit Court.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1848-01-19

1TTho cathedral Of Salisbury, has as many
windows there are days in the year many
marble pillars as weeks, and as many doors as
months,
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A DEMONSTRATORS Notice.--Nouce 10
N hereby given that the undersigned has taken out
letters Of Administration with the will annexed on
the estate ofFrank Chambers, late Of Venderburgk
County Indiana, decd which estate 10 belivsd 70 Be
solvent. uan-sl JOHN NGLE IN, Admir-
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FAMILY SYRUP.

I'm HALF Bbls. Family Syrup just reeeived aad
4O for sale by McALP1N &c TURNOCK
an AT. corner Main g. Second Sts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-02
Raaaos.sh Maroon COLLEGE.

FI'E mkt session of this Institutions will open on v,.
d., ths 18Th ct January The Collegiate year &c
int two session, The first begins ees aer ami d
cond y weeks before the md W ednesday Iue rb e
students toenier COLLEGE, the beginning OF the Gr "f
and Tor admission at that time into the Freshman Gas ,
must stand an approved examination on English Gfamn,
Geoerapay, arithmetic, Latin READER Crsaf "a boo
lust, Virgil (iucolics aud books oi tn T. l.adA =, sat
sis ''ao-'
There many Young men who desire TOT acquire a, e,,.
si,e English and Scientific education wiho p os cllnl
ancient languages - "e
Oar study arranged 10 meet tie v,,, .
all such provided they present themselt at III, ly; %
OF the Libraries and from attendance an the Literary > %
which attached 10 tie ollese, shoald form yer, ,,
inducements To such young men - prosecute Their stl
here Ia order to enter upon the English and scicnti r
the student must be thoroughly acquainted wltR tann.
Geography and Arithmetic. 10y
The expense, of this institution follows Board nal
session $40 IuitiHn an dep9ste lee session So 80 %
So Tor the 'oleslale year with p'e'aeht@ cspne, ip
GLIDING text books furniture, - VI Tor room III Colltr,
Pocket money S extra matter altogether More than
necessary to meet the assnae wants OF student prove
injurious. The practice Of eoaarng debts With iradcsne
IN the vicinity Of college Ia the highest degree percon
law OF the State 81 Virginia, viii u " provide I
mrly Tor this bane ii al olleges, This onci Thai n.y.
merchant who shall College student trhopt su,e.,
authority from his pfes guardian, saall, upon con, c
of the fact forfeit the dpf ioIcit his license ard nav
atty of 500. Let parents an guardians have regard u
tins Law and where may be strictly necessary open an ae
with merchant let the nait dual be- d.sa,el and
the amount specified, and he 'ri will cease.
rRfrRHoaY DEPARTMENT.
In connrxtn with tie loegs - posed establish
Preparatory schools III 1Ilrfenl plaees One low c,,b
hshcd N the vicinity o the College the correspond
Ing with those OF the College at Rng n>ay, n C. .n
the Raleigh and Castor Railroad AID at carey sbug at
the uuctio of the Pos, 5a.h i,h tie Petersburg ailrJ
will 90 into operation by tic middle OF January 1915 NO,
earlier he hrsl object ol tesc Schools is to rp4fc Dung
fit them to met the demands . the neehhorhood qualify
students Tor the ordinary occupations ol lie.
FACULTY OF eol3lGs.
w \ Smith, y. D. President ard llo OF Mental and Nor.
David duncan, 4 NJ, Prof Of Ancient anguase.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-02
MANI RES.

at the New FORK nstiiue the following observations
Mere made by Mr. lndefml IN reference To iuanures.
the idea has generally prevailed for centuries past
hat the strength Of manufes the particles which serve
support vegetation, have downward tendency into
he earth washed down by the rans and finally sink
heo,y the reach OF vegetation and die and lost
tnce farmers inaen that they must try to keep their
the surface ri the s)i that loose sand
soils will hold manures and that snbSolI Of clay is
tta seizure Of great importance,
''Dr. Underhs theory entirely the reverse Of all
this lie contends that the nourlshlng PARTICLES If
ascend OIL Of the earh that elr by the action Of
The sun's rays The eaus surface or by the operation
81 nature IN sumo way, their constant tendency is upward,
snd what 10, arrested way for the support Of
psatlon escapes inr the atmosphere aud is lost in that
way. lie has been making perlments aud collecting
facts for several years and belle them sufficient
iabiIsh his theory beyond question. Que o his exper
smen,s. for example, was Something like this. He t,ok
piece Of barren sill. and put lwp feet be-
liw The surface The first year its Influence seemed
rise about half way 10 the surface and manfpsily
ailt by the that descended far enough meet IL
- The serond year ieulaence Of the reached the
surface II the grand and produced vigorous aud n,ur-
tshina gfowit Of vegetation.
'e mentioned several sihfr facts in confirmation o
The idea but said he did not wish To go into he
suffice. fully al this me as the meeting Thin and as
d Wa. pro- sd 70 .isyean adjourned uee,ieg IN Iues
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-02
Fran he Baltimore lmcriem Farmer.
4 EILE FOR MEASI- RING CORN.


Il may sumejitnes be useful tn knoY how to estimate
She o corn 1T gisn contained in Glib Of stnre
hoGss, while it - sill IA the ear AMI thefel1e give
statement relsing TO tl. subject which Appeared in
an agr .uiarai rap4I 81 lae South.
The following rIle Tor asrerdinnp the quantity II
shcel in house any dimensions is nv W liam
Murray, Esq. of South CaulIaa, and vas read lni,,,
the s.. j4hn's Collector Agricultural Sace,y and com
nuncaed by them for publication IN the Southern Am
cuujus
"Rue.-Havrg previously leselhd tue corn in the
hUuso = at "i be II eqeal depth throughout as
vertan the length, breadth and dfph Of ae bulk mul
upy these dimensions together. aud htr PRODUCT by l.
Then cOi cd figure from the tgh, Il lhis product -
This viii give Yea 50 many bushels and decimal If a
tese q ,heed II be required find the gnap
tiy Of cared corn, substitute i5r l. aud cut of one liz
u-e as befrc.
Example In hulk # corn in the car II feet Long.
| feet broad, aud feet deep there viii he 3 bushels
and 6 l0hs Of bushe Of shclfd CON- or 33 bushels
and i0ths &C ear com - multiplied by equal 20
/ 80 multiplied 10y equal Ia 192 multiplied by ,qoal
Ia 3l6.S 10 multiplied by u equal 10 - multiplied
by 6 equal to 1872 muiApited by eluil a6336
The dcciual Is used when thu object is h 6af thf
quantity uf sheed corn because that decmal il one la
fe decimal &, and requires bushels Of ear com L
make one husho Of sheed In using these rules
half bushel may he added Iar every hundred; that A
mount Of ears results from the substitution o the dee
mails. The term barrel Of corn, much USED by sou h
efnSrs, means five bushels Of helled conn., Cleaner
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-02
RElL .l.ND PERNO.N,IL ESTlTE.


NEAL ,lND PERSONAL ESTATE.
nN virtue of a deed Of lmst. executed to the under
nb signed Irnsees by Albert G. Dabney. bearing date
the ith day ii july, 1876, and which has been duly
recorded in the Clerks Office If the Hastings Court of
lynchbnrg. Tor certain purposes therein mentioned, we
shall proceed 10 sell by of public auction to thu high
est bidder Friday the lOh day Of March next the
Foundry Of the said Dahney the pump house the
river, all the properly SAID deed conveyed, to wit -
One certain lot OF parcel of ground lying and fronting
hundred and fifty feet on the James River aud IA
ra~ha anal, Immediately below the pump muse OF the
Iynehhurg water works, having heteon framed wood
building, usually known and designated as Dabneys
Foundry, together with all the fixtures appuTenancts
privileges aud power thoreunlo attached. winch
said lot OF land is thu same heretofore conveyed by VIM
Danle Jf 10 the said Dabney, by deed duly recorded
in the Clerks Office of ------, also, one turning
lathe and screw, lot Of patterns; grlndsone aad
fixtures geaed lathe. plain Lathe sels If black
smLlh's tools Complete and stock Of pat aud TASKS
The tile 10 said property is believed to be good, but
acting as Trustees shall only convey the puurcha
ser such tile as is vested in us By SAID deed.
TERMS OF SALE.
All suns under so, cash will be reqnirrd over SO
and under ilOo, credit Of months will be given
Sloo, and under 80 credit OF mouths will be Civ
en-; $50 credit of months will be given; good
neaoiaele paper satisfactorily endorsed will he required
Of The purchaser PAULC. BOWLES.
T.. G. McCLANNAlIAN,
| lt5. .S-tl0Nh Trustees,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-02
VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA
4 lpat hid TT Bedford County the Cour-h ,use,
4 n u Monday, the a h das af January, l. ~
62staFnsA Winfleld AMI james, Johnson aduluistra.
t9rs oil Bamabas Eison dead Plaintiffs,
lhamas shannon, James Vaughan, Clement Townsend and
william Terry, Defendants,
~ CIIANCERY
The Defendants James Vaughan and Clement TOWNSEND
not having sntefed then appearance and gwen security
eodns tote Act OF Assembly aud the Rules OF this Court
and apf airing 10 Tie faction Of the Cou that thcN
not inhabitants 81 tins Gommonn esh 1t IS odcei that
he sad Defendants do appear here, the fourth Monday
In Apdl next AMI ansNer the bill Of the Plaintiffs and that
copy Of this order BIZ forthwith inserted ncspt per-
published nthe town II ynehburr months
siveiy and posted the front door the Courthouse
Comfy A Copy rc,te
Feb. - ~2n JSD. r STEPrOE, G. u. c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-02
r0L1lCll.
TIE WEAVER,


ANeaver sat BY the side Il bis loom,
A fnsirg The shuttle fast
snd hires tnai would last ,ill the hour u deem,
WAS added at ever cas-.
His warp had been by the angels spun,
Aud his vef, blight ard NV.
Like Threads WHICH The n'orais up5-.ls finn tho sun
All jaweIled ovcr with dew
Ard frstlerei. beebt-eyca beautiful n1wers
10 the rich, silt web were bedled
And bitae To- the weaver sped onward the bours
Not VIC! were Times fse loaded.
Bat something there came low stealing by.
And a shsde On the fabue fell
Aad rsaw ta, d c shuttle less blithelY did ny,
For thought hath weatis5ne spell
Ands thread thst next Ger Tire warp was ain.
Was of melancholy gray
Ard anon marked there a rar1raps stain.
" Where me 4 wcrs had tllrf away.
But sill the weaver kcp, weaving on,
Though the fabric all was gray.
And the ,se, and the buds add the leaves g1ae,
.iad the gold threads canherej lay.
Each newly woven thread
hsJ SINE wereofa deaih,nachiug hue.
Aud sore Of bloody red.
Ard thincsall strange were woven IN
Sighs, down-ru,hed hopes and cars
And the web was broken. and poor and Tim.
Andh dipped with living tears.
AL tho weaver fam would nave hung /! aside,
But he knew would be a SIN
80 IN light and IN gloom The SHUTTLE he Piled
weaving these Tic cords IL
And as he "ovr, and. weeping, still Wow.
A ,erpter stole him ugh,
And with gloz,og words he to WIN Inn stfovc,
But the weaver tmued bis eye
lie upward turned lis trct heaven.
And sill vovc on-on- ON
Till the last, last cofd from his hear, riven,
Aud the tissue strange WIS doue
Then he throw it about his 81 8ldrrs 5ase1.
And about his rrizz'cj head.
And gathering close the folds OF rs shr5ud
Lay lin down among heda4d
tai after saw. in robe Of igh'
The weaver in ie SLY
The angels wings wcrr not more trght.
And the stars grew pale 1t nigh.
Md saw mid the Cylls. 1.-The lns boed flowers
That beneath his touch ba5 spluag-
More be1unlul far than he,esrfa, unes ofuurs.
Which ,he angels have To IS huae
And wlrrevcra tear had fallen down,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-02
NlR GINA BOOK

4 y N.
jhiE End Vol Of Howsons History Of Virginia is Just
to hand which completes the best history o the old
dominion ever published Those who have bought the list
VOL Will peae call FOR the End and those who have neither
will pease rall flI 18th
b. - + y b PAYNE {, EED1II1.H .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-02

SYIRGl NlA-At Rules hell in the Clerks Office OF tie
Circuit superior Court Of Law and Chancery, for the
county oil Neson, Mon the jrd day # January ISIS:
Henry keer ana Amanda IN VIII, Richard saunders
Mary his Vic sandy aas, AID Catherine his wifi, and
IhomasJ Tribe and homas Gill b transrrec, Samuel
Stratton and Catharine his wife and John " jom1,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-02

las neat uhn he woui pre.eu written fepri, Nhiee
a. ehatfni.n al COMMITTEES ct The Fstmeis 0ie5 y
pointed tr the investigation yI t.iis SUBJECT h hal BIN
preparing"