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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-22
MIR. Buchunan's Offers.

Mr, Buchanan, in his Instructions to Mr. Slidell
when the latter was sent to Mexico to make Peace
aud settle the Boundary, directed him to offer
For the boundary of the Rio Grande, the assump.
ten by the United States OF the debt due our
citizens from Mexico.
Tor the balance Of New-Mexico. s., coo. 900.
For do. do. with line due West to the Pacific,
SO as to give us the Bay of Gan Francisco,
go 0o0 600.
Monterey. ...--..---..........-S2j So, 600 600.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-22
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
EyESING REPORT.

EVENING REPORT.
SENATE. ALBANY. March Bpm
The General Railway bill was passed Also the
bill 70 Punish Seduction as q Crime.
The Senate went into Executive Session on the
debate in Committee on the bill to incorporate the
United States Mail Steam Navigation Company
ASSEMBLY.
The Printing bill was debated at some length,
but not disposed Of
The Troy and Boston Railway bill passed ia
Committee. The bill was amended 50 as to de.
clare the road 70 be Of sufficient, utility to warrant
the taking Of private property
The bill to reduce Railway fare was debated to
the adjournment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-22

rEy- A discerning public ready 10 approve Of
and cOunteuanoe any msftoT0us work This fully evil
dent from the immense crowds which daily hroueu
tho spacious halls Of the American Museum 10 that
superby executed model Of jerusalem, t stood IN the
time Of Saviour, with It's gorgeous temple. towers
ss and sacred places also that beautiful Wax stagsy
comprising Ia s nearly ~ figures size Of life aud which
need bur 10 be 70 be admired The Raymond Fsmy
give their excellent performances at end q to-day when
Great Western Miss Bernard ard Mr Whitlock slsO 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-22
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE N M,Ysvftt

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IS MArsyrLLE. KY.-The
baysTAf Eage Of the l6lh Inst. says
An saTming and destructive FIRE broke out about o.
oc'ock THIS morning ia he thfee-story brick warehouse
occupied BY hi Charles W FRANKLIN Ia secondst which
was burned % ihc ground together with The a4ilnns
warehouse In the occupancy u MI Daniel Spaians D.
ano nearly 81 ~ their contents ~ nearly o could
aseeris n the following 70 - the Ofss
Or Jno Shack eiofd two threestory uses. about
Fsp q which s. $40 Insured Ia the Cincinnati Mn
tas oihee Charles W. Frbnkio, m groceries bacon b..
tares 6csbout = 600 which sOuni WIS Insured 10 the
hartford .tseiion dice. Heavy MaJ slick stored At
rtankilas, sboni u tons OF hemp. say SO p. W.
i@J0fi g. MtllesDGrg, stored Frausllns % n
hemp say ~ riW Insured 10 part Daniel spsldlns, Jl
".s Insured In the Hartford Chee a. g n0. which viii
probably cover he oss IL tobacco lktuTss aud 10 hemp
lehnsing 10 John Donaldson. Fieminr-bufg aud James
Scott Jf Maysyiiie About Zoo i0ns hemp we're in
ne housr one hifd saved Jossph fsans lost nsfy
bullniDE about 1 insafsd 100 the Lexington Ofos lie
ioss In iirwsfe and Other stock probably $40 no ga
fufsnca Total igrs about siIrn0 u which e. i0n va
lnsursd NJ james Reed bod hs had rs iou,y cot by
By the falling c Tho wall and Others nAfo~ly esrafcd ir
jury. NJ, Wn4 sulwsl WAS tiso inlurrd va hope nat
seriously, BY he ll1wing ~ buekst He'd win wairf
upon his hesd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-22
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

WHO MEErING.-The Wings Of the Second
Wand held an adiourBed meeting last evening g. Nor
re wa. called The Chair and SsmuelF Hall appointed
Secretary The following gentlemen were nominated
For Aldermen, Francis spools and Robert +. pinor'
Collector Henry Oakley; Constable, Andrew nsckey.
A.e.sor Fd,sard Larry and j. Tathli irspeoiors oi
Elections 1T district b Boue and }. Fsuheuren' d
district. Daniel T Severich aud T O. Farcott
Tie meeting then dj0urued
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-22

Markets. 5AIIiN0EE, va. en- u
FLouK-Tne market was inactive and prices showed
slight decline Howarl.sf,es was freely offered a. -
and city NILS 81 i2i bat sales could be effected a.
these figures. WREAI-We E0ie sales Of 400 bushels
inclnding Mar laud reds At 49, afl extra family white
do al So CoRN-ssleso 1900 bushels we're made IN
GLIDING white and yellow at 43 to ise RTg-No sales Of
moment wore reported prices continued about the same
PRoyoNs--we have only % notice sales RI 100 b0s mess
PorsatIO25. LARD continued very afm' with mole
rate demand WHISKY sellrg a small lots AZ 2ia -i3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-22

PlITsBr as, March u.
Mr. CLAY was received ia Pittsburs TO day by
great popular demonstration, without party dis
tinction He was escorted through the principal
streets while cannon were fred 10 honor OF his re-
ception. He was addressed by M. a. w. LOOMS
on the part OF the city. Mr. CLAY replied IN hrs
usual happy style. being in fine health and spirits
Nothing done in the markets, owing to the ex-
citemeut Of the reception.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-22
1Inrl,ets....BosTos Mneh 3

FLoUR-Tho market continues very nfm' AMI We
ote saes Of 500 b0is including Michigan aue 2her sooa
Western brands. at 75a6 "a. CoEN-A good demand
with sales Of 900 bushels. Including white and eoN'
AZ 57.5g Cts RTE-We note sales Of o9l pnsi al '5 c.
OArssses Of 5000 bush Northern az 4'c fS'Vi'i2Ns
remained about the same. fREIcHTs were inactive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-22

THE ACCIDENT AT NEwARR.-The Nerdrk
DAILY ddrerser says The passengers crossed over the
turnpike bridge few rods farther the river, and were
subsequently taken by train this side, which was I'm
msdiatsly msde ready and with the crates which ere
All sbed out OF the liver together with the baggsge after
hours detention, proceeded to PhiladePhs
Among the passengers noticed EXPresd ent Van b.
| Rem on his way 10 Washington"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-22
Navigation.


The Columbia, unable to get beyond Van VIE.
Point, has gone back to Hudson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-22
" Wa wish % cav An

AIMS HoUsE ExrESsEs.--Thc Aims House Com.
niisIoaeT Moses @. Leonard, Et. has had AZ Wduous
daiy 10 perform daring the past yoaf aai blk great
sowasees ought to be made ior The oo'osssi rDubf Of
'ek which supported a. rsi Institution durug the
whole u the sanmsr. We % no, know bni What Mr. h.
may hays been somewhat sSuayag4ai Of his
peaiwss se ihiak Il gr1bAbs he wa boil ne aitscks
Of ihs oiobs upon hin hardly iiak called fof.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-22

HienT TO Holm RIAL EuATg.--Ws andu.
sADa thass VI VII be immediately introduced In or
Legislature 20 An'hsxs aoy person 70 boa real estate IA
The State Of heN-fea VITO mar gsy fef he sans ., IL
ssli nat isfzs snouHis n ffsneh essis snI many
Yfsach tfxsas oil avail itsfsssiyss n ihs ,asfsl
We ~ 40 ebs1,iss 70 las lsN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-22
Cnnri Cnlcndnr-THIs pAY.

4, So. .. T. 1913.
CoNNoN PlF,s-Paft Nos Al. -. -. a. -. d. s..
S. 81 3D. Part INos y. % 81 % IS. oQ. o. o+to 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-22

~ DEATHS AID INTERVIEWS for the week end
ing March 10, 1913. Males, 81 females. l9atut'. le
children ST. Total 53-of whom rs were from Ne-Yofs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-22


LEARY 6 co HATTEks, Aston HOUSE, N. Y
~ VIII INTRODUCES the Fashion fgr GentiemeIs HAS,
Spring, l3is, on Tuesday, march,
10 presenting our Hat for the would remain
that gentlemen will notice It's distinctive ehaIae-
the elegance Of ITS proportions, zraeeiuness OF out
line and improvement; 10 fabrication which have never
before been attained.
YoUTHs' YOUNG GESrLEMEN's HATs-Par,s'ar
Siyes-L Co have ready the elegant style OF Hat
universally prevalent Paris and which he's been
modelled xPresy for the young Of city mis- 2w
IT, There article essential to comfort as good
Umbrella.
There article more needed in the month OF ApnL
There is no article that so well repays Ks cost.
There is article that easily lost umbrella
There article which lees thought about when not
needed
There is article that desired when needed
There article that the subscriber takes pride IN
selling, for
There no article that be can offer at such bargains a. his
umbrellas.
There article among all his stock Of umbrellas that
be cannot warrant in quality and sell lower than any
other dealer. GENlN, pa Broadway,
Opposite St Pgups Cathedral
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-22

FIrg A. Lswrrsorn0Ron We irsfp that tho
oiroi ~ hlfoa DfssF sd tha nrpf.ffi Va ~ lewis 81
shshafgsft Go we're 18th destroyed BY Ere yesis'asr
morning 1ba hs ndsnsisa 10 DE ffi"ne i9fssss ~
he mile a,a s a. bpH sas Lsif iha asinsss a.ra
ls.ststsas Gasf. mill $1,000. 10 ihs MsnufsaiH'sss >
80. tpiHD,tH. ssa Profession - this siT, vhsh ~ -
Supposed vi rss On hu AiHF -ra sH-b insg'srte
10 nil - which slss ,svs,. is.s rs 20 1~s -na
styss lnssiHssiH gstsils.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-22
Buslness Notifies.

~ By referring 70 the Auction head Of MssHs. VS.
H. FRASKLIS Sos, IL will be that the valuable pro-
perry ~ Fifthavenus Is 10 bs sold Tomorrow at u o.
clock At the Merchants Exchange The house Is built Ia
the modern style and 10 tie best mannsrthe situation 10
very desirable ani Is well worthy the attention Of persons
desirous of rurchssns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-22

SERIOUS FieE A fro broke out ls,, night N . =
O'Clock GA the 0fst N ~ Robert D. Carey South Iron
200 adjoining Hfd WsilsA as factory 10 rafifaly
consumed except Tho Nss and was through the ffsa
errfals ~ tho hfTmrr fhaf iha sfilrIns MILLS wafa
slsed The ioss l. shout n1nsui aces aHsssd
ia thfss dHrfsnt fnoss f0f tf0 The sfiFs ne tire
10 8raesoanfabs o, 10 appeared io be vlin isw teis
~ the main door whfn hfs disoDssfed tni 10 HHHsh is
bsss been ne aei NJ az ice srdafB IHb0p Aisa Nsf IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-22

% The Violin Class Of the American Musical lp'u
tut- under the drection Of Mr. U. e Hut, meet, this
evening At the Lyceum sos Broadway when new pupils
will be admitted Terms - per quarter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-22
A swindIing Agent Cnnsht.

DNNBURN, 2uih March. 1915,
NcssTs. Greeley 4 Mckretas GENTLEMEN: la the case
against J0.soH, for swiudiiDs Whsm Sheppard % this
place out OF months subscription 20 the Dag IbuHe
on which JOhuson pleaded Saturday ast not guilty,
and 10 which Mt Sinclair your book Keeper testified be-
iofe he lett the CoGt this morning fully committed John
sou aud to want OF bonds h committed isl TO
await bis tTiA a. our neAt County Coutmskiug the
ond case sPon which be stands committed It's said hat
his operations have been extensive Yours, truly.
NELSON L. WHITE.
ES- We wish 70 say once for all that, while
have very rarely commissioned say travel
Agent foT The TribaDe never havs done without
Eivins him full explicit CeTf,hoas Of Sgeney, sulhouz-
lax him fog Limited period 10 act 10 ouf behalf OF
course whether he has this notice not the east
do 70 A.k the stranger who approaches him pro-
Teasing be AGENT 10 t0 ne siauee OF his n sht
10 Set OF this Johnson hneW nothing whatever uni
heard u bis snsvsres There Uil always be roguos
ady pocket people,. dollars such pfstsnes,
bs hey only hnd dsPss green enough TO eon6ds
Ia them I'd Trib
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-22

rS- srsScrS RESDELL7s PssalvN sHokr.NiB GOLe
Pass may he had Of J. w GKgAToN 4 Co. II Cedsrst
together with thitty different styles Of Pens consist
ing Of GFestoas Clslk, Brother Co.'S, Hsyden'
Browns Bsssys aud others all prices lower ihsn can
be found aAny other place cold Pens and Cases epared
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-22

pvrSt a. psafu fhs ,ers.ie. +" 's'A liasH
p, 30 ~.g~a - r.fss Arh.,t - sfsps' ,tns,s Nsre
r-rS .hs ,~,~~s ~ rfs~t ~ ~ y fss'.H -
ss..,bis s.-AWss~ Ris 49, 49,. 80 AssA $3.50 r.tu
.s-s =. Wv, - p>.,S hs ~, e. So ,',.ies ~
...is i-.esi-.~- srS ~As~ 80 ~, fffN' '' =, 80
i.-,. IN, %. .s-or tc., s.sh,cf 80. s,-" sics,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-22

~ Those who choose ~ zayerrss with discrimnsti0n
and orcamspeetion, obtain s requisite intormstop
and ssest just such places and pape best sped
their respective pursuits AZ the Agency u b. fsLn
~, luhun- Buildings Who receives advertisements mr
The best papers Of The whole country for which be "a
III IlGsi ~ the PIopIi-toIs % tIAnsael basiLers
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-06

t,rmug him OF ihr Dip sitlon mads ol he hunks. and
pressing regrrt Al his ah,rnee The uefasun al oufap
pDrag N hl,Ynrtrs. Ii mey scem trlilng 10 descend
Ia estimate If the value # the articles nhen but II
Will Ia show the eNuavaepuoe aud 1--we :" display
al wha affects 10 BE- republican. The coat II
must earcled win gold lace, and elnun be "pfh less
taa sfyen ~ eight hundred dollars. his FILL The
hot al Gil Hays, who purposes presenting Ia HE ga'
,tuoept ct bl4 STATE Both thu ken are # great
value. b',ug mounted viii gold. rud diamonds, and olt
precious stones obc ot ihcs brcnuo the pr putty u an
III 'rf ct the rangers. aud thenihrl IT MAJ Polk WIN
intends present the President lNn magnificent
edptar d. bras. pair Il gold cpouleo, -ost ii
gold ehold aud bullion mssels. and m elegant "ulng
lesk-all distributed among thn ali crnplfi" the
list Of Nnmahlrs captured with lhe exception OF the
titd glass, oNrlrut me. which the gcneral appropr
Aid Ia himself -hls only trophy.
during the ala, the Ayunmmlrota, called upon thu
Grnral. aud expressed drsio than The Amcenn lures
should occupy the lawn until The ernn ton the war.
he benctl told thrm II not probable TINT our
rors would hold HE pare nj present, hui aH,uIcd them
o aa occasional visit 81 Cur nuns Ia Iratfel The we'll
disposed and punish these gully IT dl-ohrnn,c al tho
com panlrf III cheI With this they went III apparent
" satisfied. Several ul thu respectable ci2eus pte-
>enune hcmscves. Npt sad sIular d'.no aud some
mro 81 tar 10 say ey Wished lae pormanenl oecupa
lion u the county.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-06
From the New Orleans p,eayune February q
I.ITiR FR on .NEAICO
ARRIVAL. OF TIE ROY ~ MAI. STEAMER


a""e At VI ii'f "'' MAIL . '.aN'ah
DEE
-, ........ - ....,,,...1 -, ul., H., -.
g - a',u - =" 'F 80. -
lsn,i,,, nm fb. IN, and \,,, t,uf ~, In l6fh E,b
mary She had on b,,rl five n,A.5,or,, ft Havana
five r En,l,nd and ten 6,, Nq,, Dllr.u. ANON, the
l,ftcr VI, Aln,r Dnnai Iinird Si,lr. Army d..
" ur, Fleet eurf,on fniird Stalr. Navy Milo Dlmlef
he dee lind ON hoard lOl DDn ,oln, IN .pel, and $50
,err,ps e,chinrnl
The news from NeNic, hy tins arrival /. lmpprtnnt
The ciirf II lhe EnpI-h legation has arrived ut Vera
nm b3,,n, left In, ,g,,Itl an III, lbol F,b,uaiy ut
,l,, a. Ia IN ,han ,ut M, 81 n, o,lN,,,A
,. ~, ,., a. . H., -.
'''' ~, ','' " NV - ] :, ~ W.
I 'i,", = ~ p H. A. - l,
~, " 800 ' r
4, a.. :, , a.,
"'s ~ Wv ''' I,,'. ~ Wv :, , in t
- ~ ~ +, -. - ,,., .
NY '"' ''J''o W Wv - l'''' ~ ''I az,
~, H., il,,.-, ,,, II ,,,,'s,,I,, IN, ,,,a,,
- ,,,' ~ = - ~ ~ l ,,iI ,I,. ,I
n,,,h,, /, G,,in mann
Gen nue reached N.xic, from or,zaba. on III, ION
last uitb,nl turturf No, rnluro
,,a 1, \ Sem of tho IN, Kentucky Volunteers,
IA dead
Gen smith b,io,,I, l,w,d ON the lC In,t b,
Maj ten B,irr
Col ClIbr. w,Ih his command. was At {, emavacca
an the OH ,nst Gen Alnt,2 un, maxine, ,r,,r effort.
In en- oil I'm. 4urnl,. and al IN tn,n Was ak,np
ev,ry u,,rs Il, hv,,t In, ionsur ia. com
,,,,,l.r ,t tlo PM.
l., The SIN, o( I'm l3l, ,,e# find IL. t1,,,ing Mr.
tcl IN ,e,,,r1 IA Sal, Anna II u ,z,fn nch Ilnnor
ancr.
-.
'NH'A "NS nv .''''''' - N's'''"'Y R,'V' '"'
49, y, ''o' -
WIN say "''''' ANA '',' "ah ''"'" w. poo
i2'' " ''''l' nun =" '''' '' ~ '1'' ''a "' ''''
''""'u ,,'' '''''s ~ ''' F''''' ''" Wv
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-06

SlR: Ii is due To official courtesy aud prnprr,y that
acknowledge sour letter, No > IN mine Of
tins date. and IN dong and IN closing this correspon-
deuce with the headquarters Of lhls army, beg per
mi sion Ia say aud with regret that have received no
Sa'I,lart ~ answer II the first and rIehh inquiries
winch have addressed the G,nrra in { hrl but
na=much know myself 10 he deeply aggrleved and
wronpcd only r"uains Ia %, hs app al, shall do,
through the prcscrbrd channels. Ia the toaStituli nal
Commander IN Chief I he General IN Chief Is pleased
t. sty through YOU. that ''he has nothing do with
the suspicious al others and that he has no positive in
formation hiuseli. Ia the authorship &c Granted.
Ijn has uo the mauncrIu which the Gene nj Chief
has been pleased Ia treat the established whether
Designed ~ be unequivocal public
tluen upon the snbJrc2 There are always enough If
thai prcnar aud p'sllcnal species, who only exist
upon the brealhf authority, 10 catch up the whspcrngs
ol lanc, aud niesl whol" military community. do
not design 10 be stuffed under the miasna of such nj
stricken down. in my advanced age, without eilr To
convince my friends that scorn 10 ''honors
al -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-06

Tic IS th article Of war directs that 'a public stores
taken il lhe enemy camp towns forts magaNnes-
whether Of artillery. ammunition" &c, ''Sha be sernr.
ed for the service oil The United States or the orders Of
Government by treaty or Otherwise, on'li the rect'P'
Of such superior orders mol piece Of captured artillery
OF other maDerel y i'll be taken from any Of forts Of
cities held by HE American army in this Rel
for Immediate service in the existing waf
BY command OF aaJ. Gen. Scott
Ill. SCOTT, \ \. 4 e.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-06
ilLAnarAnrERs OF TIE ARMY. i,

SiR The General IN hicf desires me 10 reply 10
Your OF tins date, by saying thai he be moro
explicit than IN his reply. through me already given-
Flat he has nothing do with the suspicious Of others
aud has positive !uornao0 himself the aulhsr-
sip Of lhe letters alluded 10 General Orders No $40
II le had valid information IN the subject he would i'm.
mediasly prosecute the pares before General Court
Maia-I
lave the honor to be. very respectfully
ur obrdent servant,
(SgucD II. l.. SCOTT, A. A. Adjt. Con.
Byt. MAJ. Cen. w. J. Wogru,
/ :. Amy, Commanding. sc.
Tie aboyc ii true copy.
(slgned) J. {. PEMBERrON.
Capt and A. d. {. 10 MAJ Gen Worth.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-06

We hHhNlhp ls inc CORE Sppn0ence between Gems.
Sc" and Worth which led the arrest oilhe latter and
the suspension of the lurner.
Mexico. Nov. l3, lS47
SiR:--l learn with much aslonishment ,ha, III. pre.
vang opinion in this Amy points the imput,ion Of
scandal us conduct Ia he third aud the invoca ion
II Tho great numbers" IN the fourth paagr PHI If rider
M $40 printed aud issued Yesterday. 10 IN, self rs
Of the officers alluded 10, Although | cannoi sup
pazn ia se opaaus IL be- rcctly formed, nevertheless
regarding the high s1urrf from which -uch mpu atoms
nlw-sp seriously AT clpg The qualities as gentleman,
The character and usefulness officer, of him at
Whum They my he aimcd, feel II incumbent on me 10
ash. "a now do most respectfully Of the rankne.s and
81 justice OF TIL General.in Chef whether in any
dcutrc he condescended apply or designed
To have applied. the eplhels contained ~ that order To
myself, and, consequently. whether the general mill
afH upulon sentiment, III that matter, has taken
ttehl Intended direction
trus, shah he rnrdoned for pressing, with urgency
an early reply 10 lhs com tunraton.
Very respectfully Sc.
(Sgned) w J. WORTH,
Brcvet Major General.
tommandn. LIST Division.
Capt scorr. 4. A. Adt Gen. Headquarters
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-06
wv. VI. tsL2CAE EsD. Editor.
PTBLiSIED 81
BLACKFORD. T0NNLEl X DlhLAkD,

Every MoNpg ANn rauE,nh,
r,ur D,lilrs per atlta pIt3le N airdaee No sud
ripton toa be rtd for shorter time tf1nstT months
I'D no prpcr c be iiScoatuu (srccp at The discretion
= m, EditorS9 tulta all a17c0IdseS faid.
~. iDTER TISE.rlE.N'iS inserted At 30 cents per
ne (or less ior ere,y usner rh insertion and 81! cts.
mr. square less t3r crcrg outsy form insertion.
FIERY .4DrER1ISt:R IS required 10 note on hts Ms
.,r long he ,cis1es nus advertisement inserted adcc1.
tnent noted 'ri DE inserted tai It's ds,eonanaee
BE- ordered
FOR YE.fRLY .lDrERTfSL\Ti The terms for
N, pruaeye Qftro squares, 5, n for s4uge - for
oae square, iaaer form, H. Essfy yearly airerser tcR
required ft, lis ataerte u to rs particular i.' q
siiesS
u T. JOB PRLN'PLN1; erecutteaeety and erpctiiouSig
nd ON rtaSoualle terms
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-06
eEJs E3ae SEED.
on CONSIGNMENT
sfahas lEaEgai.

~ Apply TO
Jan. los fllEl,PS y PERKINS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-06
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The following is Tho sspondence between Gems.
SEQ" and which led 10 the arrest ollhe latter and
the suspension of the former
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t.'ll subscribers Will sell, privately, ralahlc TR\tl
OF LAND, ling about milc aud hail Wcsl al the
Sweet SW,uas, IA Mouroe county, belonging Il the estate Il
the late john II. ptytou The tact contains about
sEN usNDifED ACRES,
about hundred vhleh cleared and good eoudi
ton, the balance dnr tmhrtcd. lherc portable
Log Dwelling House.
aud p.t-hp s Btra, Stable and Gorn-llouse the
lind. Tho Ill admdh, adapted 10 the growth 81 gas,
and tins would make o the best tazmg Mon.
fac cauatV, ltpropeil, managed.
I he viii b. accommodating and made known upon
applications post. iaid lalo / rcyto, Staantou, Va.
WM. VI. rEN TON, r,..,,,.,.,,
J. l.. PEh TON, ''
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,IulE SUBSCRIBERS respectful, intern the citizen OF
}heAbntS and the surrounding country, hd they will,
cnutie the business iefmet, carried hN Mater ousr
W hhtcmore ca, and prclar,a, viii an cntrrc new
stock OF Goods, To supply tho, with any article OF
HeniIemea.s wearing apparel
Their stock o Clothing -qaite large and much cheaper
than h,i,rc offered Mo,
Cloths, CasSimcrcs and Nestiugs
or EVERY DESCRIPTION,
which vii be manufactured c<ceel Nv low rates
Terms cash.
WAREHOUSE 4 WIllTTEMORE
Oct It's
Democratic banner., 1848-11-20
500 Reward!! -'o'
''' MORROW'Ss o. g."
IMPROVED DIAMOND STEEL CARY

IMPHOVED DIA11UND SlEEA OARI
80. -..a -. PLOUGH. .F.ls%M i
Manufactured az Tally, Mo-. ',jY
VV,NHE subscribers has been appointed agent
for the above celebrated and superior
ploughs, and now has on hand, at the ware
hpnserof II. p. Bisoki& Cos ~ ~
so two horse Ploughs,
-'i''s 5 one horse do -'"'' '"' "'
As these Ploughs are becoming extsn-
siyely known and used in this sectioGo.
country, the subscriber deems it unneces-
sary to say much with regard to them
The M9leboaTd 10 enfrey@ steel. and those
who have tried these Ploughs think them
the best article Of this kind now in use.
The manufacturer Of these ploughs offers
one hundred dollars for a Moleboard pattern
superior to his. q
We are authorized to sell on the most ia
vorable terms for cash or produce. ,'.k
> All orders for these ploughs addressed to
I. Morrow, agent,i FULLY, Mo-, will meet
with prompt attention. Eli %
- '<''f JNO. M. McP1KE, Agent.
louisiana Sept, 18th, ls4S.-(n22 6m.