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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-04-22
THE WAY JURIES WORK OUT RE.
SUITS.

Jurors in Doctor Cooldge's case when
they retired to their room 10 deliberate, first
took vote upon the question whether Math-
ews came TO his death by the blows inflicted
upon his head. They were unanimous in
opinion that the blows were not the cause of
death. The second question was whether
the death was occasoned by prussic acid
Upon this question they were equally divided.
Now came the tug of war. Each urged his
own side according 10 his best ability. All
believed the prisoner was guilty, but six of
them thought the weight of evidence was not
sufficient TO warrant conviction, Thus they
stood for some hours. At last four came
over to those who were for bringing i'll n
verdict of guilty, leaving the Foreman aud a
Quaker. At length the foreman gave in and
the good old Quaker stood solitary and alone
for acquittal, but the responsibility was too
fearful for his broad brim and he finally yiel-
ded.-.MaiE.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-04-22
Recent Elections.

The result of the State and local elections
this Spring is cheering to the Wings In all
places where there was any right to hope for
success they have secured it. We append the
annexed summary.
NEW ORLEANS. The Wing ofthe Crescent
City have achieved most signal victory
a, D. Crossman, (whig) was elected Mayor,
on the Sd inst, by 20O4 majority. Two of the
three municipalities elected wing city officers.
SO that the wings have large majority in the
city government.
CoNYEcTIcUT. The resultin this State is
well known. The contest was animated, the
vote full, the issues were fairly presented and
the Wings won the field. Every department
of the State Government is Wing, and two
United States Senators are secured,
RHODE ISLAND. In this little State the
Wings have achieved complete triumph.
New York CRY. Although the locos have
elected their Mayor by about 900 majority the
wings have the City--they have carried n ma
jority of 2 in joint ballot in the Board of Alder
men, which continues the City government in
their hands for the ensuing year. Brady, the
wing candidate, being an avowed Taylor man /,
was not acceptable to many whigs,and he con-
scquently failed of an election.
BROOKLYN. In Brooklyn the wing majority
IS nearly double what it ever was before. The
Wing Mayor has a majority of liza, and the
wings have two-thirds the Aldermen and As.
sistants.
ALBANY. The Wings have elected II May
or, and majority of the municipal officers.
The Atlas comments upon these elections
as follows:-"The elections which have taken
place this spring are cheering evidences that
the flame of wing principles yet burns bright
ly; and it gives to the party warmth, vigor and
confidence. This is the Presidential year
In little more than six months, the people will
decide the question as to who shall be their ma
tionnl rulers. Every election, therefore, which
indicates the turn of public sentiment, is more
or less important. We see from the above, that
the spring elections open we'll, and when the
Wing Presidential nominations are made, we
have no doubt that they will be responded to
with unanimous appreciation, and that the
nominees will be elected. Let our motto be
"USIoN AND HARMONY" +"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-04-22
FIVE DESTRUCTIVE FIRES IN PITTS
BURG-lMMENSE AMOUNT OF PROP
ERTY DESTROYED
pIrTsRunG. AI

Our city this morning was visited with no
less than five terribly destructive fires. The
first fire broke ont in u stable near the canal,
and before the flames could I've subdued,
twcnty-six houses were destroyed, and three
smoke houses, containing seven hundred
lhousa nd pounds of bacon, the property of
Holmes Brother, Jordan and Sou, Achesou
and Dugg, J. DalzelI, and Carson and Nc
Kinglc. The smoke houses were insured. d
Four houses were consumed Mt the Sec
ond fire, including Hills Paper Factory.
AT the third fire, four houses were destroyed
two of them dwellings, besides u stable.
AT the fourth, two houses.
Al the fifth, three stables and dwelling in
Mulberry Alley.
The five fires were raging in different parts
of the city at the same time, producing ut
most CONSERVATION, as the belief was general
that it was the work of incendiaries. The
loss must be immense, although no correct
estimate can be made at present.
Fortunately there was no wind, or else
half the city would now be mass of smout-
dering ruins. The flames are completely
subdued.-PhiiG. Bulletin.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-04-22
Boston, Concord and Montreal
Rail Road.

The President ofthe B. G. and NJ. Rail Road
having addressed Circular to the stockhold-
ers representing the affairs of the Company
as in prosperous condition and urging the
payment oftheir assessments, Joseph A. Gil
more, of Concord, late n Director, and the
largest stakeholder in the Company, has ad
ressed to the stockholders the following coun-
ter statements.
T. French, Esq. the Treasurer of the Com
pany certifies to the correctness of Mr. Gil
more's statements.
CIR CULAR.
To THE STOCKHOLDERS OF rnE BosToS Con
CORD 6; MONTREAL RAILROAD.
notice Circular eminating from the Di-
rectors of the Boston, Concord and Montreal
Railroad, signe ed by Josiah Quincy, Pre- siGent
of said road, and having been director in
the Corporation until within n short time, |
know something ofthe standing ofiis affairs
and feel it my duty to make plain state
ment OF facts 10 the stockholders, believing as
do, that tho Circular sent to them, Preferred
to above) does not give the true standing of
the Corporation. According TO the statement
made by Mr. Quincy, the work is now under
contract and in progress Of building from
! Concord to West Rumncy, distance of6O
miles. The work completed TO that point
and equipped with Engines, Cars, Buildings
and everything complete, will cost fifteen
hundred thousand dollars,
The amount of stock subscribed for OIL
which an assessment has been paid, is 400;
shares, which would amount, if all paid in, tC
$499,300-00. The whole amount of money
that has been received by the Treasurer, il
$314,069-00 There has been expended anC
| paid out by the Treasurer for building the roaC
salary of Agents, Directors, &C., $3l3, 452, -0'
which leave sa balance in the Treasury at thi
time, of $617 90, and the last assessment la
been ordered by The Directors. ....,,
Any stakeholder can see by the above state
ment that there is not one third part stoc
enough subscribed for, that can be relied OF
to complete the road to the point where it
now under contract. Some ofthe stockholC
ers have paid per cent? some 10, and oil
ers Is per cent, who will not pay anothe
|. dollar under the present management
Now, il the Circular recently sent forth
: the stockholders Ivy order of the Director
3 was intended to show the true standing o
a the Corporation, why did it not state the a.
tual amount of available subscription to II
j.. stock the amount that has been received G
said subscription; also, n statement of the
II mount that has been paid out by the Treas,
err, what it is for,antl the exact amount that
y now in the Treasury, that tho stockholde
j. may see what means are available for CONT
Il uing the work.
All the stock that is subscribed for {
which the first dollar has been paid, will II
complete the road to Lake Village.
Instead of the road costing S12,500 p
mile to that point, II will cost, with everythil
l. complete, Mt least 10000 per mile. Nett
le er Dir CLARK, the late Agent, or Mr. Elixir
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-04-22

week, Instead of the bustling activity which
is usual at this season of the year, all is apathy
and inuction." The same article states that
II per cent. month is paid for the use OF mon
ey by borrowers to lenders. Money is also
hard in New York-specie is going out liberal
ly to England 1t is minated chat five or SIX
hundred thousand dollars viii go by the
Washington and Hibernia to Liverpool.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-04-22

CHANGES IN THE CABINET. a letter lTO@
Washington (semi Officially to the Richmond
Inquirer says:"I predict that Secretary mar
cy will go Minister to Russia, aud that "eO,
f. B. Pierce, ofNew Hampshire,wllI succeS0
him in the War Department;also,t that rs SOOA
as these changes take place, Mr. GlIle'' "O|
solicitor of the Treasury, will be appO'0'eu
Attorney General"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-04-22

RAIL ROADS. The Cheshire Road is to be
opened to Keene about the first of June and
to Bellows Falls in January.
The Vermont Central, it is said will be OPP
ened to Bethel, (from the mouth of White
River) % miles, in the month of May, and to
Mortified in July. The track from Windsor
to White River at later period the present
season.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-04-22

WELL DONE, PORTLAND. The Portland
Advertiser, of Saturday, contains the vote
given in that city OH Friday for Mayor,.and
the result is very gratifying. The Wings have
!riumphaE:ily eellecied their candidate over all
opposition, which is more than we expected.
The whole number Of votes cast wNs 1882.
Mr. Greedy, the Wing candidate had 922;
Howard (Dem.) us; and there were l26 scat
tering This was the second trial; OH the
first there was no choice.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-04-22
n H r G A L Il I'D d N L A N.

of bay mare, eightor ten years old, with
one white foot. a star in her forehead, and a
NATURAL tail, was lately discovered buried in
the snow on the roadside between West
Randolph Centre. The mares throat was
cut. The circumstances, has given rise to
unpleasant suspicious. Who can explain
Wdtchman.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-04-22

ADVANTAGES OF ADVERTISING. The Bos-
ton Chronotype states that a druggist of that
city became so far convinced of the advanta-
ges ofadvertising extensively, that five years
since he began tile experirneut,nnd has grad
vertisers in the country. Now mark the re-
suits: his business has quadrurled, and his
profits have proportonaby increased, last
year amounting TO the snug little sum of
t,oeniy fire thousand dollars!
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-04-22

0P"Abby," the modest and tavorl'e ,'"O
sister of the Hutchinsons, we see II s'ase" ~
a Massachusetts paper, is about 10 se''lS ,
from the vocal circle, and be no more "c" ~
by her admirers all over the land ''"' -
marry, .~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-04-22

AN UNJUST DECISION. Judge Morse, Of E
the supreme court of New York, decided on
"Wednesday i'll Brooklyn, that Aaron Bradyn
man of color, who had appeared as counsel
in case before adjudieatcd in another court,
wherein motion to set aside judgment was
now made, was incompetent to act as scOun-
sci on account Of his complexion.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-04-22

0PThe Hon. Asa Clapp, who has long
been n distinguished merchant in Portland
died on Monday last, ut his residence int
city. He was over eighty years ofnge. The
deceased was father of the Hon. MrChph
the present member ofCongress, from tie
Portland district.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-04-22

FIRE. The house of Mr. Hiram Badger,
of DanviIIe, was burned on the 9th inst. 1t
took fire from an adjacent building used for
boiling sap. Mr. b. lost most of his fnrnture'
grain, and one log. Loss about $500-no
insurance.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-04-22

BARN BURNED. A Barn belonging 10 Deo,
F. II. Carpenter of Waterford, was burned
last week, and his house was barely saved
with some damage. The fire took from
smokehouse.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-04-22

OuR RAIL RoAD. A party of Surveyors
are now engaged locating the road between
St. Hyocinthe and Melburne.
The Township Directors held meeting at
Sherbrooke last week, at which it was deter
mined to commence operation at once ON the
line of the railway at Melbourne, although not
much progress can be made in grading, I'M
Ill the surveyors complete the location, which
it is expected viii 10 accomplished early in
| May,
| We understand that Capt. Pomroy is au-
thorised to make arrangements with stock
holders, to allow instalments to be paid ~
work oil the road.--Sherbrook Gazette
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-04-22

OFM. Pugeot, Louis Philippe's Minister
to the United States, apprised his govern
ment that he no longer considered himself
the representative of the French Nation in
the United States. The Provisional Govern
ment has appointed NJ. de Tracy to succeed
him. NJ. dc Tracy is II connection, by mar
rnge of the Lafayette family,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-04-22

DUEL AT MATAmoRAs.-An .affair ofhonor,n
terminating fatally, cnnie off Mier on the
morning of the 18th, between two officers of
the Sd Dragoons, The parties were Lieut.
joseph II, Maddox, and Lieut. acting AJt
Edward Mcpherson, They exchanged four
shots, three of sisatn taking effect on Lieut.
Mcpherson. At the second shot he was
wounded in the neck, next in the shoulder,
and ut the fourth fire was shot through the
heart aud died Immediately Lieut. Maddox
was uninjured. They were both young gen
tlemen Of high standing, and much esteemed
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-04-22

A RIGHTEous VERDICT. OLA verdict S25OO
has been rendered in the state Circuit Court
at Lexington, KY, in favor of Cassius NJ
Clay, against some ofthe parties who took
down and sent off his printing office in 1916
Mr. Clay it will be remembered, started pa.
per there called the True American, advOca
ting the abolition ofslavery.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-04-22

by the officers and men of their regimoD,
The cause of quarrel is not known n ~"
We understand they were on terms of C,i".,
ship and intimacy the evening previous ~''"u'
i Am. Fidg, Odd ht.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-04-22

IJIn the business department ofthe Bca-
ton Courier of the 18th, It'll stated that s'busi-
ness has been exceedingly dpll during the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-31
IYNCHBURG AND TENNESSEE RAIL
ROAD

Il Will be seen 'aa' i "ii' mas ore" 'Pf'" l" ''r
House OF Delegates. epatlfiih- company 10 r"sH"'a
Rail X sd lfen ms place 10 't ''n"'ss'e 'ne. t1e
tenor OF letters recsaly eceiNeu nom ou1n'"'' sources
inspires HE Vfest hoPeS'ha'o oI Tue s""S PasS7ge
al the bill nn oil a'7h'r' n1ah'@ 9'ae sn's''''"' !"
The amount ot lhft h.'hs 10 tue sofN' We "oou n"i
raise expectations "a'cl "af P'S"hy Ne d'aPP'mel'
Out certain II Is ai' !" '"e "o"r Il Gar rs I" s'"'N
ray III nope his hh'''pa'u oui i''ue. may "s
too sang"'he' 7u' "efano' i'''''o '''o ' 'APeSso'
al the belief lha' " VIII yel Dc III the power 81 'S"'"
burg IL recover Tie PNal "4iea sue esfH!'a E''ee2
years ago. and which, anew nun she us Ha0'f" !"
abandon. II Is not a"n TIC I'l -! IN if'''"1a'"'
sonnuauy, h"s.'ean5 The lide which, I"ea al 'ae
fl odd leads On T." oiane, 10 Hafs srfoad 'pleilu''
n the same Kind W. aelfNc III, Is 10 he cur IT, al"
we feel assured there Ill A' 10 IePsohei NE
ynchbnrg. Nien hal' h9a3S "'fa bU' IN 'Altli'ei
--"hfh iaelh were nDl aa"'ed "Ii'' 81 fa''s a'u III
ihc l Aaies-hpr aIataEe tlis Ai@r % tar Atlantic
Ta'ed,by 'dIvid"a subscriptions Three h"iGhi thousand
dollars, tr road hence 10 TIA tennessee ne since
that period, hrr population has nearly doubled, al her
wealth increased III greater rli'. Who c1n doubt
that hall million can readily he raised no"? There Is
odIFtIsty Of sentiment upon the Importance If HIS n
povemen-ai are III taYer a H. Unlike the R1eImood
and Ohio Rall IL al, II paesen simple, sui stanliye
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-31
MANY VOTE RS.
tDBIrU AIRY

Died, in this place the 10 h INST, after lingering
dis OF pnlmo AIRY consumption, Mis- Amanda :.
Green, daua Inter Of Rchmond Alien, of Cumberland,
Virginia, aud wldow oi Joseph Il. Green, who dnd ol
yellow lever, IN 1859. ~ Augusta Ga. She proiesscd
religion IN lS3 and united herself 10 the Baptist Church
III winch She lived devoted and consistent meber un-
I'll her death. Owing 10 her frequent bad health she was
often prevented lrom engaging IN the duties and ENJOY NO
HE privileges u her church. But such was her attach.
nent 10 the Of the H. dcrncf HAT though she was
a,,tnt ~ The fish, size present IN the SPIN. And
We haze the b 81 assurance that She has gone where
NO chilling Winds poisonous breath
Can reach hal healIhllul shore,
Slrkness, sorrow pain and death
Are iel aud feared no morc.o j. &C.
GJ-ClarhesvIic Jelcrsonan Will please copy.
-, in this place, Saturday the 22i inst, the
residence Of Nathan Il. Thurman Esq, Mr.. Milton II
avinder, IN the 30th year Of his age, ai,era lingering
Illness q. about = months.
Thus in the vIgor oi manh od While 'the world was
all elore him, whence to choose" MI IayInder was ct
oil IN the flower "i his age, l"aying vile aud chld,
regret his luss and feel the paons once f ed
Of bright and happy days no lunge exist, in connection
with INN. Mr.. L.. highly esteemed social ne
Tor bis good moral princlpes-hs uprighnoss Of charac
Ter, and prohliy Of conduct.
G3- 1heRepuhllcan Will please copy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-31


The ren.rant ofllc Palmetto reqimobt- about 10
menlt is said are about to be onorably discharg-d-
They were raised ior year only, but afterwards en-
tered tjr The
The accounts from Santa Fe represent the nsubordi-
nation and Of The volunteer force there as most
drplorahle
Powers exquisite s'aue oftte Greek Slave" is now
exhibiting in W Washington.
The barque .irsaet Hug. sailed from Baltimore on
he 2lsi INST fr Vera Cruz, with 237 recruits for the
regular re-mens in Mexico, aud 80 volunteers for the
ID Pennsy wanna regiment.
The Wig members Of Congress have unani-
mon,ly, in a meeting held Saturday night declared
IN favor # National Conycnon select candidates
for the Presidency and ' ice Presidency.
IhR Democtatc members have. IN mceling Of " Itch
Gen. Houston pr, sidnt, declared the esprdencv If
holding slmlar Convention of their party ON 4th May
nsNt in Baltimore.
The National lnelligencer If Tuesday ha, seven
columns Of the defence Of It, Col Fremont upon the
ca5ge Of nuliay aud DIS bcdcnce Of orde,s There are
TWO other. charges and the defence must therefore be Of
unrcas aae length 1t is ssld be marked by great
skill and ability.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-31

o. IL Tho Legislature, on " edn'slay. nothing was
dono ut any importance. lhe Small NQle bill. IN he
Senate WIS made lie oulor lie day io Friday last
The bill tonuiir the Neabaafd and Roanoke Rad Roads
discussed and amendments pol ossd, hut no decisive
action had.
In the House, bill authorizing the extension Of tho
Iuusa Raj Road 10 the Richmond Dock Mas Iepatcd.-
The House adopted the icporlo lhe Committee d Courts
OF Justice, declaring he neNpcdlent i1r the Board 81
Public Works To app cal from the decision OF the Court
II the case oil the mand 4lnns awarded In las1r OF the
Lou Sd RaI Road.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-31

may prove satisfactory 10 both countries, his actually
been made.
The Nas .ingtaa Union. Of TUESDAY night. ndsrr'ing
10 the auas o peace prevalent in lhat remarks
We caone understand q thar any eiical accounts
ha'eheen received IL justify thcs sangune calculations
1t states however thu the only authentic nuspalun
ce'ed MAS ieer from distinguished officer who rites
r'a Vera Cruz un The Bird ius.. rrpplag The ARRIVAL Of
the courier tt'm tbecaptal with NJ nnts about nnyoa
tun. and tue opinion OF the Commander IN Chlef that
"c should have peace AT n dtSan. day
Tie Union ADDS, lha! IT ''woald nl BIZ surprised If
Mr.. Last, WITHOUT ANl lNsrRuerioN ~ or AUTHORITY,
was receiving proposals r1n tho Mexican commission
ersn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-31
FIRE.

'he residence u David Il. Paynr. Esq. on the street
i'ading To the Lexington turnpike. discovered to he
an fire, On saturday ofnlng asl. about o'r.ch. II
VS. sn"n evident that It could uot e saved. aad frts
were directed 10 the rr,se,rin o the houses wheh
proved sncces>td MosI ri the furniture VAS saved 1 The
wan OF wafer IN The Il, ser,or consequent the break
at Tie Water W oils dam by the late flood. was Sc
'rreN felt, BuI Tor tins the Flames could has be,n ~
'insnlshtd before much damage ws>s dune We -Gta
uted h. he able To say that the Waer Works will 10
operation 10 day OF lo.uurraw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-31
o. The Republican. with view uf giving HIT at

o. The Republican. with view II giving hit at
MI Goggn ct voting tor him boldly chatges Mr Speak
eT Niuthnp with being ahpilioust The charge
destitute OF all foundation. Ne man from nan slave
holding State. loss ahu1Nou. 10 thc charge Mr., Win.
lhrop would he the Inst disturb the compromises
:" the Constitution, and s. NJ tls mumn1. the o Jcct Of
the hitierrs Pronunciation hum tho abolition prints In
his own State and elsewhere. There arc lnt thtes
members Of the House who AVON themselves 10 he oil
that pary-Al ISIS Gddings palhcy aud Tuck, and
all Of thom soted against Mr. W m.hrop in The election
Tor Speaker II - The Il pahIclu Mr. Holmes let
ter oa Charleston paper IN reference To this charge /
NH publish the lutief. ttlt It's reader. whats
good dcmocraac member SAYS yIndicatuu Of MI WIN
rIGog. ?
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-31
TO TIE VOTERS OF TIE COUNTY OF
prITSlIN ANA

custom. which las long prevail in This county. for
each SIDE OF the old rrQnenial line 10 select candidate
la be voted lr. # the General Assembly aye pleased
III sra Is III adh.r f..
We. on the nth side of This line are gratiGol
that Col. GEORGE TONNES has been selected from
one side aud MAJ DAVID II. CLARK imm The other
From indications already expressed and not 10 be
understood, We are perfectly satisfied that the aboye
named gentlemen will receive the undivided support of
The Nm.s ii HE county The day Of election.
We, moreover, believe hal uo twa gentlemen in the
Wig rlUks could be presented to our Democratic friends
less olyc ctouabe 10 them.
MANY VOTERS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-31
.LYNClRIlkG MARKET.

Corrected for he ,pffi ea9ny E,9,t, jan 29. 1913
Y6incco o,u,n,,n q - 10 Il II. t.ood Il .
.5tts OI.i.e,t,--a,a,e,a a. /, Al. o,,l&l t,65-
iFme shippinr q, 80 taA7. Manshetlrnr--goud an1
Gae none nn mn stems-r,mm,n a 90 40 -, aao
s. 15loSl Is
Flour NJ orernions Of pny eunsconence ,urirr the
week Nemay give ~! IN % demand good.
Provisions Baeon stekliylt. salrs 10 . cents rs
quality Beet cents P1fk.1 50 dull; Com Meal.
% cont
Uatai- Red 81 90 White {. 05 cts
GRAIN eoru. oew IS eenls Gals - 10 % cents,
I tarer Seed s. 90.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-31
DISSOLUTION.

1--WE 'oPANFNt3iSit1 hrtstolp. e.istinc undor III.
] style aud arm al LAWS Eng sj1v,, u this d.y dis
solved by mutual crnseh. All p-rphs indebted 10 the con.
eern requested tpmlks payment 10 Ben II h.,
alone authorized 10 collect he hav purchased the on,re
interest ol Nh. Nhod Englcdo,c Those having clam.
against the Concern Will prevent hem HIM for payin,nt
The OF the will he us.d only IN settling the
business OF the
BENZ II LEWIS
Jan. 81 -w3. A. 5. LNGIEDDyE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-31

mn iRON.
ID Tons TREnEGAR MAR IRON ,nhr.rio. Ill
- thu usual sizes oil . aud square
do Comfy Il. we'll assorted
lhds pune Bacon Sides, Ion sale low hy
,,.,. GEORGE BAGBY
WANTED Flour. Clover Seed. Com Meal oata Ma,
paid 49, w" %
Jan ,