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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01
Mr.. T.. =. Mensher and his Friends.

j.
DUBLIN. Aug l2 l-i-.
70 fle Edeor of n, FreemoHs
SIR am grievcd o. boz under the necessity OF al
dressing you on th- occasion. but regard 10y upn
and respect for the characters OF Gentlemen VINO can
not now defend Themselves render my silence any jon
ger impossible The grosscst interpretations have
appeared in 0f the newspapers n reference -
Communication have made o. fhe Government on be-
belt of Mr. Mpagher and some oi his friends. nave
nhsfaned until now from publishing anything on ihe
subject lest might occasion cmbarras smcnt in any
ouarf.r And beside felt confident that the chertc-
trrs OF the gentlemen 10 question for honor ana dl-n
ieresieGness were too We'll established 20 sufer 1uy
dctrimcut from these caumulcs. now give the SIM
pie facts OF the case and the public vii be- able O.
Judge whether or not have formed Just opinion On
the subject About week ago, when heard maj
those gentlemen had arrived ON The borders OF my par
sh fearing that any attempt o. arrest fe ODD gnt lead %
scosi0n simiart0 that which took place n hfn- ATTY
I sought and procured on Interview with them. then
ad there we're no other reasons sthe coun
ry bad declined 90 act under their guidance ssurfendeI
10 the Government was thc. moot lldciOus and honor
sble course The great obstacle in the way 10 tAeI
following my advice the fear hey entertained that
By doing they might appear 20 abandon those 70
whom they committed or be attempting ~ secure
any special advantage Themselves. Iley ultimate y
consented % my making tire communication ~ Hofern
menf into the details oi which % unnecessary no" "a
10 enough 90 say Il was not OF me nature az
scriOed Il was not "a bargaining for mUt iyt, a. mas
been falsely asserted r did not propose any advantage
sDecia % themselves 10 conceived IN the spirit d
brothery affection and devotion. 10 contemplated the
peace Of the county and the speedy restoration %
order And n proof Of the perfect disnieres
that governed this proceeding beg ~ add that one OF
these gentlemen. Mr Mesgher refused 70 comply with
the most urgent enfrescs 20 escape from the country
when the means OF escape offered % him. and hi'
because he mad determined % share 10 Whatever penalty
awaited he friends
remain sir your oledient servant
1DHN MACkEN. Z ClOuOulfT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01
smith O'Brien in Prison.

A gentleman who visited humauham to-day inform.
"a me be- Jaw NJ smith Brcn IN that prison, but bad
DID communication wilh him His room b. IN the debt
0-s side oi the prison az the extremity Of corridor.
having ~ lhe entrance o the passage armed police
man. ami 10 the door On the outside, an armed
colder. Wifh fixed bsy0net soon after my Informant
entered Tue prison. Mr. Breu passed along the cor
rilr proceeding to the pris0uyard. He appearance
msn..ests 30 symptom of recent trouble or prvanon
Having reached the yard, be- proceeded % exercise
himself by iingng ball from one extremity jail guard
catehInl i ani hln.nl D la-k a.ain london Wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01
Proclamation of Charles Albert.

Charles Albert has addressed two prociama'loDs -
% his sO.iers the other 10 his people u accosNN
bis In the former be- attributes his retfsEe
the want OF ammunition, bat be- consoles them By a.
ing their bravery and counting the cost H. the ene'i
having been very dear Ia the latter be staies "a
In the retreat Of the army,
We we're Influenced by consideration fOr The ~
tipl capital OF Lombmdy snd, persuaded I'D"
should ind it ablndsnty supplied W. were detsrn-ssi
D. use All our efforts for is defence. Al our ucf
brought under It's wslls, ready - yg0fg
restance. when We learned that they were la ~shi
money provisions and ammunition, while oars sa
naarIY All r.nlnt.ln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01

The Naa.tss,sr Coaritr % "Wednesday ssy' -A-,
u...f a decisive blow struck 10 tne notocd- %
C6nusm and Repeal n th.' cry oy te "iit'. -. -. -
-.r of those who have Cured the leaders .n tnt
r,be.fous movements of the last few months. oe
tween I'D and ID +. N simultaneous movement ol an
itnuo.n. force of armed police and military 'o." cav
Mn and infantry was mode upon tlr clubs. and une o.
49, f.st.r. were ar once arrested before me alfui
ror'd be- given 40 the Town Hall the military ioini'd
c-o, me streets ana remained until the whole Oh lhe
customers were safely lodged The prisoners apPo"ISr
49,. -ronf,Iien Al anding themselves 80 summary
mad, .aYtv. "-. atcr accounts state tnsi many oi
tno.c accused have been committed Tor trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01

Hogben the constable seized a. Ab5eyieale, sus-
p.ci0n OF possessing warrant against Mr. OGorm0n,
wa it apgears. actually carried OF from the public
streets 0. that town H. stripped ard left in bog,
oli hls property mas been restored So much do the
town-io4k sympafhize with the .nsurgeuts much
afraid are they that single article ~ food would
be- sold u the p0ce and they obliged into the
-rocers aud provision shops and weigh and carry on
ahat they required leaving the money There are Ia
the town two com yau-s VI tbs --tn and 2J constt-
51ry A guard % the latter daily accompanies the
coach o. and from Tralee D. Limerick
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01
The state Pri-oner--nemorial Of the Clergy
Of Tuam 10 the Queen.

The following Memorial now 10 co1rse Of sls-
tlre
May please your Ns'eiy we '-e i-onA1 .a.-
ole Clergy % the Diocese 0f Ila-i 10 ireland i g
respectfully approach your Mos Gracious 'alesy ".A
The expressions % our unt1unced attachment % Ae
person Of your 81 esty and o eternal Joy Ivy % i-e
throne o. tne.e realms which is occupied p" 'l -p -l
dignity hv YOUR Most Gracious Majesty numoy pray
ing your Majesty benevolent atelt0 . re -'t"e'
nov acting in this portion ~ your Marsiy common
We beg % assure your Majesty mat We Go n.t yea
- any Class or p0rr1n az your Naesf5 sl ---t- Do
sncere and considerations loyalty % your throne an
devo-ed attachment % your Most Gracious Majesty b
We have witnessed ith pain the proceedings o. A
/ few iucx pcriencod young men. ilr months past "
disagreed with them on principle. We deho-Aoe'
them as tnc enemies 40 order re--.on ana country
Yet We now feel COMMUNICATION fuI tnfr ioiy fs A
tousev AZ W. ft ind -nanf when We beheld them ca
red away by the impetuOsfy % their ardent nui gro
ueous aspirations for liberty. We trust j IS uuhr-r-
sary for your Majesty that n ne trying pe
Rod 0 the l--f few years ~ uucxamlci distress aia
e.ttut0n when death stared us boo every shap'-'tar
vafon hunger and 10 roucomitanf - ph-- irFef gel
We hrved ALL and never ceased 90 e1hort our rnck- gu
resi- rnatrn the Divine WI and o. strict obedience t
the lave Of the land. We then conhienty hofe tAa
your most gracious Majesty vii 1e pleased 70 FAKE ini
your mercifu consideration The unfortunate situation of
SIR smith OBn,n and the other uaretcorn- per' as
who have iooAsh,y embarked 200 the lae .neniaa .e
outbreak thereby proving % The word ileH u'i'
insanity
ne NfffN- tlft 90 A4flNF o. ttt' a'
io your Naestv's glorious crown We the loyal ant
faithful Roman Catholic clergy 90 Iuam. appeal o. mat
noble atfrb 0n behalf of roe dc.uded William -nii
ORusn and bis deludcd guided associate and beg
10 assure your Majesty that the exercise of mercy on
this occasion toward these unfortunate cllpri'- w
secure O. your Majesty end throne more VI pure
end true loyalty than the shedding oi the blood ol
thousands.
Resf assured the heart of Ireland u sound and
true toward your Gracious haiesty-nencc We mplofe
We eufreat nay we most hum1iy beg 100 blood. and
as ministers 90 rel -lon. whose sacred duty u - iu n
culcate peace aud gooiyI among msn we sul Jar
Their be-, o. your 81 e-ty That the concession o
the prayer Of this petition shall Dee IN add.tonA
.tulat 20 us % uphold the iaW. and 90 -ecuf" even
~ the sacrifice of our lives ire stability OF nat tniDnt
which il 20 happily occupied by your mo.t Gracious
Mae.fY and Yn.r lnnLnr al n. -hn ever lray AcAc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01
The Pofato Di-ense.

lu the meantime. an enemy OF even more APP
railg character than civil war has again made It's
appearance. lu the torn % the potato disease, ia
Ireland. also ia England and Scotland. al the
indications of destruction which discovered them-
selves IN the Autumn Of l-f5 are now reappear-
inz aud luxlnalt field 0i this essential esculeut
becomes IN twenty four hours q whithered and
b.ackened mass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01

On the arrival OF the 81 clock. Mr laor was
pa; on an Outside caf. watch was guarded by slN
mounted polio who were ln waiting ~ Che term'-
nus aud driven or 90 Ncwcste large crowd oi pes.
Die followed DE vehicle % che ail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01
The Pri-oners-The Bishop and Clergy Of
Derry.

We in position 10 state that the illustrious pre-
ate OF the north DR.. Magnn, and his patriotic and
learned clergy, have already adopted and founded 4
memorial for an amnesty, and Will also be- prepared %
join 30 a more extended national movement having for
10 bect the immediate ameOration Of the condition
uf the people
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01
Arrival Of NIes-rs. Meagher, Leyne and
O'uonOghOe.

Al "a O'Clock the special train which conveyed the
above named gentlemen 90 Dublin arrived AZ the hin-
lrdc. terminus They were escorted On foot O. the
Town Maior's Office Royal Barracks. where warrant
for their commIlJal O. himalnAam Was prepared.
troop of toe Ian Lancors together with the Illres
consisbulary. headed by Town Major White. then
marched the State prisoners foot through ihe Royal
H0spifa grounds o. hlmainlam ltl, whore 'hey we've
L-a..-al .-orl-l dior u no---k -y ln- loLo-l-l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01
Creation ola Catholic Hierarchy In England

The new ecclesiastical arrangement. which many
months since { Wa exclusively cfisolcd % announce
were IN progress of completion. have At length been
perfected 1y bis Holiness Pope Plus EnEland is again
T. have her Catholic Hierarchy. Right Rev. Dr. TIA
III rne who ha. been Tor some weeks past 90 Rome,
arrived Yesterday evening iu London with bulls from
the foreign ponuf appointing Right Rev. Dr Nashe,
the present Vicar Apostolic Of the Midland District
Archbishop OF Westminster Right Key pr Ni.eul'n
h. Cosdiutor Right Rev. Dir. ulathorne o. be Bishop
OF Birmingham and Very Rev DR. Brinde % De- Bishop
OF Plymouth IN consequence of the advanced age Of
DR. Nashe the active duties o the Metropolitan hchl
episcopate will dcgove on Or Wiseman.
Cor Of Dublin fuccm1r Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01

PATENT CHEMICAL LAMP WICk.-Our readers
viii md on another page advertisement, by the New
York Manufacturing Company OF new article Of
Lamp Wick, SATURATED nth chemical preparation
recently discovered. witch processes to materially
diIn:nish the expense o. the light where used
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01

BOARD or HEALrH.-The Committee in rela-
ton 10 the Fever At staten Island made report con
hrm.ng that OF Dr. Whiting There have been in all
~ cases Of wha, IS considered yellow fever Il OF them
were mslignsst OF which died The Committee re.
commend for the present, continuance Of the rcsua.
ton adopted Wednesday prohibiting passengers be
ing landed or taken up the Quarantine Stapleon
Ferries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01

~ We have much interesting matter crowded
on, this morning which shall give IN our Eveni NJ
Edition with farther extracts from Foreign papers
Among them FEAkGus OCo>NoR on Ireland"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01

~ SElrrRss Heavy Grade Engine viii be
worked this morning, Al O'Clock or the Calvary
Church lot Fourth avenue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01

~ Col. Benton will leave Washington N the
course Of week 10. Missouri taking with him Mrs
Benton snd ltsving behind him, II the head o.
his Household Col Jones. his son inlsw, and, as
members q the family, Mrs Jones, Ms Fremont and
children and Miss Benton. Col BIS youngest daug hcr
Col Benton viii not return nn'i. November
cal Fr,mont will leave for California In the course
of this week unaccompSnied by any member OF his
family. and a. private citizen to complete his sur
veys Col Fremont goes out IN no appointment what
ever from the Government Mrs Fremont ana cAi
drra will ioir I'M in the Spring
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01

~ A RePor, OF the N,uNhal lrish meeting Of
las, light s crowded out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01

demand hope soon 20 demsnd ~ ,hs sole o,,.., 3D.,
ms ambition little ~ that leisure and hat -.
which give rcpose ske 10 he mind and tn hear,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01

~ Tho Postmaster General and family lei,
Washington on Monday on snort excursion to the
NoftA
The Seciot-ry Of the Navy and the Attorney Genera
have returned 90 Washington.
The Secretary Of State will leave Washington m =
lew days for the North and the SECRETARY Of War wal
probably set out for the North tomorrow mernlns
Washington uaion, Aug. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.


" General Committee OF DfFnofFaiif " ni~
Young Mcn.-A regular meeting OF this Commute ~
BE- bell me Broadway House on Frcay evening y e
Der l. al 9 O'Clock. BY order,
JOHS W. THORSE, ViceCaa.fr an
x VI STEEHEIcH, secre.sre. q
Gas. k TAYLOR, pro ten. @.''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01

Quiet in the Danube.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01

RETURN or TIE EMPEROR TO vsNN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01
ALL ITALY TAKING UP ARMS.

Battles Of Bologna and NOnlagDOla.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01

THE ROMAN STATES INVADED BY AUSTRIA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01
Letter from Nir. Mengher.

remain. sir. your o5edient servant
JOHN MACkEY. PIP Cl0nouliy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01

SURRENDER OF MILAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-01
THE FOREIGN MARKETS.

DANISH wAR REoOHnENCED.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-26
NEW CONCERN.

- - SsEAAs-
L.4PLNDh1R s. BUCh.NER,
Grocers and Commission Merchants,
~ I'VE their strict attention to all Goods aud Produce
~ eonsigaedf1r sale or shipment They have in Store
and afJat a general ana well selected
STOCK OF GROCERIES.
Which they offer to their friends the public general
" at low prices. Consisting in part Of the following ar
tcles -
l23 bags Rio, Laguyra and Java Coffee,
-. ~ hhds. \. O., 2. Rico and ST. Croix Sugars,
II :. and bbls. AJlasses, part strictly fine,
bbs Tanners Oil, prime quality,
100 sacks Liverpool salt,
$50 kegs Nails assorted ..,.
30 boxes Taow, Adamaptine and Sperm Can
rs -.. dies,
2090 lbs American blistared Steel,
500 do. Cast and Shear do.
4 tons Mountain bar Iron,
II boxes Glass l0Xl2and SXl0
Is nests Woodward,
~ doz Buckets. p
6 boxes ". and WIS Loaf Sugar,
baIs. fine Clarified Sugar,
10 bales Domestcs 3 4 to "a
. bales Oznaburrs No. and 2
5000 do Cotton Warns,
1909 lbs Nile Leather. rdod and damaged
10 cases Wool aid ttdr Flats,
-IIQUOR&-
20 bbls. Maunaia aad i;ertiied Wbiszcy,
" DIP Od Lya ani Eeseaio1@a ~
pipe Otard Dupuy 500 Brandy
dc. J. ). Dupav, SEQ. do
10 bis. Mountain Brandy,
5 b5s. Ga.
5 do. M Ill Rum,
do. Sicily, MADEIRA and Malaga Wine, part
very fine,
| ID. Port Wine, very fne.)
Including Ginger Pepper Spice, Indigo, Nader
Teas, Some very ae.) Trace Chains, Spades Shovels
Castings, Demiohns, Bleached Domestics, Bed Tick
ing, &c.
n We will pay The highest market prices in Cash
or Barter for Bacon Lard, Flour Butter Tow and Flax
Linen, Ginseng, Beeswax, Whisky, &.
MAY S--ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-26

WILL. sELEON sATURDAT,TUF 27TEL
Inst. where uoW reside, in \nhcrst q miles from
I.ynchJurg, ny Ss,,cZ III KE0rlafsE Sisgsge csa-
ssiiag Of Mich Cows Da!s Refers and Calves. all
Young and Of go"i quality. Also. Horses. Wagars and
Carts. Corn. Oats ShucIis, Fodder and Tops. 4 cred
it Of Twelve months will he given On le Com The
sale u commence 4; y'clycl, A. ~
Oci - PIT THOMAS BARR
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-26
Fashions, Fashions,
For s:ne SprisIE and Summon OF 1875

I WOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Ivnch-
burg, and the surrounding country, that ivy North
ern and French report Of Fashions has inst come to hand
As issued hy Thomas Oliver W Ney York. They asu
very different from any thing heretofore issued and ia
fine taste.
Thankful for The liberal patronage heretofore extended
to me, ny friends md the public may be assured, with
the advantages have i'll being agent r one VI the best
reporters in the United States Of getting garments
in the most splendid
NORTHERN OR FRENCH STYLES,
as they may fancy. All work Entrusted u WV carc sha
be done with despatch. JOHN OAKEY.
March 0-w;s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-26

f1i 81 ltn 2 30
vini,nce -uIv aJnIirablr /, q ro,dr II r rnr,
II win mt alI,,v its ,.,rI;l,1e ~ ha J
tbing. It viii hot tnnce,e yirne II .r, IN j C9
'ravior without insis,ipr un,,n one ,,lit 49, r Nv hon
III fr Gu. Cas-
Gen. TavIor has been described ,s b,;pa, tho b,ri.
or earlv rsinr. 'Vbi; statement ,ne,s tr 7,i Iii lid.
Irni,n ana os that i,,,rn.I cant Nv, +I r i9
dors II l,2 ..\I z Mil maintain +, UNI. IN, ,;f
.stbat fr early rsincr ana industry G,,orl II,i ~
not sr,rn,ss if he can eoual the demncraric c5nilt
| Lewis Cass.u
Here an Issue i,incd at once. anil i, s+ ri,s
alIara,i,ptb rti,n i lI1cas Tx tes-i,, III .o,.l
man from, the ,ya.tern rarf ftba State MI N Wi, ,,
All or..,, Will rai,t5 M C1gn WILL v, , .- Hi .
n,orr,inr last Nav rr. 9srsrl yv,e f,rl M, IT w. &C.,
o'cIocI ,T'ha liz .iaI.,anar b,rovn f;.,tl I'M
tbnrI m h. NJ, rI ',,it. dressed ..h;r ~ :i
c,,,f 1nr rost Il,
Bnt lre shari rntc ,,tost tne ...t
nej,bor af thu, C-anArsl. seated i; ,rs,ort ia5
if hi MN Yorker fhaf III I'LL baan .-,a;1.a ,'i,
him far ,,n,v9rds of tbirv vesrs srIG 49,. 1n
Hin 4, dsyate from his habits If ird,,,r, J aa- i
sine" rrHr
N. zvlat sbalI III zaiI NJ III oanes.,o,- ;~,I
which, ,brs 81 ,jIi,r Presidential ,,i, l, e. I,
risino ala Mt s,nnnrt Win rrn,l zn,f III t6r0 INA
nretfns,ns # Nj Van Dnroo Nm, Va .arur any
notor,, srv lata seenrr2 n Union t5v -av ,,.a
deceived II Mr.. Van Bpren rn,n THU rnioi .n,n i
hers Ihosr who are villnr tn o.n,it z,,rj, m ,,,
n,av ds, Tbc INCONSISTENT ,,o-r III. ,-, s,~i
mo
we must WI cnnf.ss our rrati6caiio, j o,o tj;,
fetal paper il beng ready ID admit rhat "a, Tavlo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-26
CEN 'Y'EEaIAl EED1'E3E,
EE
ill.,

u ME SUBSCRIBER would respectfully announc.
d. 10 his friends and the public generally that he has
taken the house neXl door to Messrs REYNOLDS & Ierrv
and opposite the Exchange Hotel where he is prepared
to accommodate both and horse His table will a l.
ways be furnished with the best that this market viii
affUrd-Iis BAR with the BES L OF LIQUORS.
Ale Porter and Segars His house is near the Market
and in the centre Of the business part Of he city, and he
would further remind the public. that persons who call
at this house will only be charged for what they yet
having their lodgings and meals suit their own conve-
nlencr. tie has made arrangements to have Ills OYS-
iERS sent fresh from the Rockets and having fitted M
furnace convenient To lis eating raon thev cal BE-
served up in any style called for in few minutes the
business being under tile so management If George WI
Smithson, vino IS wei experienced in the business and
will GIVE his entire attention to it.
N connection with the ab W. Re intends kaeninr
CONTEMPORARIES, FRUITS. NUTS. sui, apl
furnishing them low AZ any house IL ths market.
His Candy Will Ia made Inv james NIL Yancev, the be.t
workman n Virginia. Cakes pllja or arnqmcnt.d,
Pyramits, I2ystact, &c or weddings and rlrties fur
ni5had lit The shortest notice. Beard wv the day weez
or month. Al moderate prices Stables convenient to the
house, and attended BY trustv Ostler All M AMI II
call. JOHN " STEWART
Lynchburg. Oct 10-w2w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-26

PR to whtc the yourg tree should hs titd with wsp
IT hay This Is Of eousse a. Keep ioa b na disturbed
BY he muds before il has o7ired sufficient l,o4i The
-rnnd 10 render such support unnecessary. Then sl
~ earth mixed with roed waod other rich Ioat will
htilo wa> fron time t1 tiur. un ha whole Is f-Il
PrMrErEs-- Gaherihem % as sp.p Is ripe-1Hf Before
frist II Pissibe- is mistake III suppose that rra
sweeions pumpkins q in any way beacis I, ". &c
FIRE feeding PdnPsins u @ltuc. Para9.t han. TIE
trouble wl'ich IS fo much, amply repaid II eiF in
creased value rs food ii --"ira4
MNUsE--Ndw commences Tie manure season. The
man who des not take adyanage Of that n-ofc Shower
Of brown leaves which is falling IN all TIE woods.
can never lie called sensible man Or r10d farmer.
less he has some better means dfgetn[ manure But
you tina have not employ all your I.e in hlular liz I'll
together ana ~ Building compost heap. frle item uD
with the stalks. Add The averS of lime and ses
and marsh mud Pour oyer them IN tire urine vhirh
your sabe and cattle yard lords ana he conl st eap
becomes : mine If crl1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-26

H.iN'DS TAINTED
] WANT to hire 30 MEN and BOYS, to work on til
Il Mountain Section Of tie Canal Tie work is dry
aud no danger from blasting.
IN my absence from town, hir. George e.. Roberts IL
authorised % act in hiring hands
jan lots HUGH MONTGOMERlE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-26
JOIN a. nc(InLNfft9.N
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
.r LYNCHBURG, VA,

JOHN q. .lIcCTDLN.4H4N.
GROCER AND COMMISSIONS MERCHANT,
wan i.YNCHBURG, Va,
9 AM now receiving nv Spring and Summer took Of
4 Goods lately purchased. at low prices, consisting in
part Of The following articles. viz
30 bags Rio and iaguym Coffee,
Or DO Old Java d. very superior.
81 hhds n OP R and ST. Crox Sugar,
Is boxes Loaf Sugar,
p hhds and bbs 3iolasscs, (sorne very suPerior,)
2i0 kegs Nails,
50 sides Sole leather
10 bbIs. Tanners Oil. [best quality,)
casks Lamp and Whale OIL,
p realms FooIscap AHA Letter Paper,
lo0 40 Wrapping PAPER.
10 tons Country and 'Traderar Iron
GO bikes Sperm aud 'I'allow Candles
~ kegs BastinEaad Rife Powder,
% boxes Tea,
chest do. very superior article
5000 Cotton Yarns,
a. boxes Raisins.
2 tierces Rice fresh
Shad, Mackeral II -rrings and Zoe TIcrrings,
EEts u HIS.
60 b5ls Rectifed and Mountain NYhiskey,
25 DO Old Rye Whisky,
10 40 Apple Brandy,
II Do Imitation French Brandy.
French ana Pale Champagne Brandy. very supe
Madeira and Sherry Wine. Guest quaIity.)
Porter. Rum, Gin, Malaga, Sicily, MADEIRA and Por
Wine, with many other articles.
c O.UlIS SION USTNESS.
My prompt personal attention given To coSgnments
FLOUR, WHEAT, ToBAcCo, BACON and all kinds coun
try produce. Also, 70 receiving and forwarding Goods
and Produce No charge or drayare
May lis JOHN 6. McCLANAiIAN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-26

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