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The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-03-04
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ID IdChdSCs VI Ohiid, VidSS anu
Crockery Ware!
AT CHINA LII!
CONSISTING of 225 Gold Band CHINA TEA
~ SETTS, for almost one half what have been
selling.
50 Enameled and Raised Fig'd-l75 Flowing Blue of
various prices.
Crates Of White Granite and light Blue DINNER
WARE.
Crates of Flowing Blue Dinner Ware.
10 Packages of Glass consisting of everything.
Casters of all prices, from 90 cts. TO SIS.
Silver Plated Ladies, Silver Fish Knives, Butter
Knives Spoons Cake Bask cts. Hall and Entry Lamps
OF 90 different Patterns.
Chandeliers Of NIL Patterns,
Solar Lamps of 25 diferen mt Patterns Cutlery, Fruit
Trays, Giiandoes, &c, &c.
We have now a very extensive assortment of Tea
Trays of all kinds. Some new Patterns and shapes.
varying high as $40.
We only give birds eye view of the assort-
ment we have, but if you will only call you will see
for yourselves.
Bath, Feb2 "a. 6d93
English Lozenges.
TOO LBS. best English Lozenges reed and for sale
lVO at BOWLES.
Honey.
ONE Hive of prime Honey, fresh. received at
" BOWLES.
Oranges.
T HAVE got some sweet Oranges-(that saoce)
l. SO per box. Il. BOWLES.
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uzENDALL& RICHARDSON are prepared to u
N nisA Hemp and Cotton DUCK on as soea'e ff"'
IN be had in Boston,
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-03-04
Encyclopaedia for Sale.

nOBSON'S ENCYCLOPAEDIA, in forty three vol
~ umes, for sale cheap at the Auction Room of
Bath, Feb. %, 1913. dl0IN G. w. HOLMES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-07
THE ALBANY FLARFTTP

lac Loc"focas have lately been in The highest siGts
IN consequence OF a momenary excitement among tn.
W hgs OF Albany, occasoned BY niisconcep Of the
letter OF Cen Iaylor, in response 70 the nomination
made OF him for the Presidency by the DemocIa c meet
ING At Charleston S. c. That meeting Nominated il
will be recollected Gen Taylor for the Presidency. In
the letter, announcing the nomination 10 the former the
cllarmin, NJ. Pringle, saws:
ia contnrniy with the desire Of INV fellow citizens
have the honor herewith to transmit to YOU a newsn,n4r
containing an account Of very lrge meeting OF The
Democratic citizens Of Charleston S. G. held for the pur
pose OF elrcIlng You their candidate iur the PTeste
cy of the L. States"
W hen II is remembered thai candidate for The Pre-
sidency is overwhelmed with uspapers, and that the
letter Of Nh Prlnge said nothing about Gen Buffers
name being joined with his in the noninalion he chances
are tea 70 one, that, when wiring his answer the old
Hero was rot aware of the incn ruous character Of II
ticket pot forth oy the Charleston meeting. lie writes
rs follows:
'C0ncudlng that his nomination. like others which
lave had the honor Of receiving from asspmblares If
my trti citizens in various paris Of the Union has
9en generally ilered n without pledges or cond lions
is thankfully accepted and prs You IL assure my
friends, In whose behalf you acting ia. should !,
be my lot 10 fill the ofiioe for which have been ,r
nominated, II shall be my vnceasng Effort in The dis
% rs IesPhsDie dulles, to give satisfaction to nv
counIrynen.''
Now his IS In perfect accordance vi il HE eaor &c all
General Taylors letters, written aft, as well as beGe
me Ing nominaiion and is entirely unexcepiinable
bu' The hgs Of Albany, learning by ielpcrapic des
patch, the naked fact Of Gen lay kst's acceptance
hastily conceived that he had preferred Gen Butler 10
run upon his ticket and that and the South had J.te
mined 70 throw aside Mr. Fillmore Under the natural
resentment produced by Ibis mconcc ption they held
meeting at which much feeling was msnil sed. An
adjournment. however, was effected until the following
Monday. The result of the adjourned meeting is uiven
IN the following letter ID the Baltimore American -
The jubilann Of the ocofocos is premature The vo,
Of New York is as certain for Gen Taylur as t., .f
Michigan for Gen Cass.
AfBANY, August %, p. NJ
The Wing meeting here last evening resulted in res
ipr.g harm ~ Among HE supporters ii general '..v
h. he excitement bus rhc Chprlcsrn letter WAS mar
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-07

po>foN. A0Tp2t ~, +. N.
At nee'g Of the Free Soil Advocates held in
Boston last night Mr.. j p Hale tie great Ab,ilionis.
f'ad onJ letter IA wh Oh he uithdaws his an
Ao'u"H candidate for the Presidency. He strongly re-
f'rnn""'.s 't7 ir'end- support nor,inone IL ia
bullAI9 Convention. To vote ftr Mr. Van Buren, and
ADAMS he is the most consistent Course The FRIEND.
{" human liberty pursue.
A very large and enthusiastic Wig meeting was
held here lasl evening. After regularly organzing.
series ct resolutions read and unanimously adopted
hey pedgc an active and undivided support ofTaylr
ana fillmore as The best and only Of securing
sound conservative admins ration Of our Government
The venerable and dis iuguisted Abbo. Llwrence was
president. and addressed /! meeting
lie spoke III the highest terms Of General Ta,lr en-
dorsng him as genuine Wing and man. in every res
pect, fully competent to ill the high office to which
'::c H''est people OF this country about calling him
number f OH zen eren made speeches, after v hcl
The meeting ajonned amid Ing and Oft repeated choe j.
AZ the same meeting, Wing delegates to the State Con
ventjon were appointed at the head Of which il he Hn
Mr.. Winthrop.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-07
OCEAN STEAMERS.

The Inc OF mail steamers between New York and
New Orleans, by way Of Havana, with its btanches
10 Cilc9res, Will, as we learn from The New rk Jour
nal Of CUm.erce, soon be in operation. The arrange
ment is 10 connect with the mail line in operation on the
Pacific from Panama to tn Columbia River The
service is to be rfrmed By steamer touching al San
Bias and MAJ Ian in Mckee and at some of the prn-
cpa ports IN California until il arrives at San Francis
e.. hence another steamer takes the mail and ras SEN
rers 10 The Columbia. The whole distance from New
York ,.,xronbe tweer five and SIX thousand miles
VIII be performed Than thirty days Some
OF he Government seamers Ing for the
Pacific, to extend the mail ton 10 the S4nI
web Islands, and il is contemplated Ultimately to com
ptch nj China 10 the system Il is supposed that the
- 1dwlch Islands may BE- reacne in forty DAYS from this
por The service will he arranged with reference SO t,
connection with heelwrighS line If British steamers
"n ne Pacific cast South Arne-icl.
The paper from which we learn the foregoing partic
uars saws:
The Government pays 100000 wear. FIR month
" mai by this roHe between New York and the
C'inmha River, and semi monthly mail between New
f"rh and New Orleans by OF Charleston, Savan-
nah, and Havana. The is f,T ten years The
steamers are all ted under Government iusreop
Win view 10 th-Ir employment when required es yes
Sc ST var.
One If The Pacific steamers is in such sate of fr
wardeSs that she Will be de- patched her destnati
~ October mex. and two will follow her success
vriy at intervals Of one month each The VII. line be
tween New York and Oregon expected to be in opera
tim January.
The magnitude Of the Or jet. and the exprd.n
With which II has bsen carried out reflect the highest
credit tie enterprise an energy oi New York mer
ctlai Is 4 has l'vulyed The expenditure If nearly
two mIon5 It dollars, all Of which has been fur
nlshed BY ur czens, with the exception of one yea rs
mall pay advanced by government in small install
10 b, rfanIei out d the fist years mail service.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-07

Il m nY heart nor the exprse>i.n Of ,h,ir (Ipgs
"au me, A. ne present ulunisn FIR which aaain her
t'u = irin-r Them waTniest thanks" The citizens
W homie see lien presen,ei aud inrluced Ia Gen
: A 'r- y Was NEST imposing scene; and although |
! 81 nave .ni ion' JHsil"" 10 the harpy expressions o
III uen+fai' te' NJ never was m.Jre happy in reply
nor was A. more heartily -reeted
" had been blow ng very harl all iav ard al Mo il,
"e had regular PA fas',nnci gale u' wind. and The
Ao1F rate 'u1sance Vi tile pT scented napnif cen
IaF'ia. Hum nang he br nj expan~e of The coast
resembling living Sheet If fire. Afr tea. music fl aed
n'"neh ir hai!~ # ~ mansion, and dancing was kept
up u2 aie hour. lille the fair daughters Of Lousi
ara and AIaoama We'd making conqne~s fnur gallant
soldier Buys who had fought many b4tlIe on the plaips
a-d 70 the nouutan passes d Mexico
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-07
15nItttCds Xtu Dou1rstir
correspondence Of Tie y. o. Plcayune.
htNERAL TAYLOR Al PASCAGOUiA.


No sSrs Edloys-I have been spending day or two
here pleasant enough, occupying my a.ae in bst,inr
ia lnI sailing and dancing occasionally GeR Taslnr
1ia"U9 staff. Cu,. Is ss, arrived here last light and
rS"dnoai quite exc' :nent. Anlicpang his arrival
me ia'les ia u up to greel tin we'll as mary Of his
male adinTeEsand friends &c place iIl.lGli.. ed
ana MS reception very corIia !, delegation u same
$nf~Ted gentlemen from Nnae arrived here This NOR
Si''3 u PAY their derofs {, tie general At A. NJ
III" honr appined the delegation assembled in he
'<lIa \lh9 rdom. and amid gaaxv # beauty C,luel
!'oo'' = Mobile. formerly OF @e L S Armv sterr-I
"Swasd *! atter shaking the ''OlI Irro' BIZ the hand
@ld, ssen'Sa come unauthuriz d hv any committee
~ou' voiunariiy,@n tehaIf If NY fellow eiz es here as
Semole. - gree Won. and der Ia You our hoh ad
'inlrAi n F Is ga LAM arvceS yun have rrusere uur
'ct"fE- an tF tAe rrliaL Victories you have added
* '*e i'ge II ofc nniry> - tory. as well as 10 pay
'" respect and esteem Ia the enabling qualities Of
honesty and v:'ue Of your private character as an i'll
dvidual'
he Scfne was thrillingly Interesting, aci there was
'''o henri within The rEMn but beat vt., emoii,n
t""rral Ia, "r. marty uvrrcnae br his feelings
o'tp mack and replied nearly in ;he .fi0>ynI
nr. 1 thank YOU IL nelaf Of your feIuv en-.
80 'ii1ie, here pre- seni for The Kind NANTES aiiun
), ~ "ehhgS towards me, and permit me u say,sir
~ Ai'' iusi cht FiShe,I rtc,,ecjiuns Of nay mein
80 "-'-h my he. cannot iiud words 10 Give vefi
-'hst tle ritIzAns ,f Mobile were anoug the
" ny !" me reSeus Of my Lille band which was al
"a seriously Threatened on the Rio .(iranle-
s'srFl.y W.'h with hey responded !, ,l;rr conn
! SAY Is worthy Il the parrl,ts,n ii ther..slt,,
>'J|' 'p f''ir- rae. { : ir cap never lha;Ta
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-07
GEN. SiIIELDS-THE BUFFAIO HINT AMI
IRISH BRIGADFS

Inc Baltimore Sun says:-We are at length i l.. ia
give some mag dehle N gard this Distinguished o(i
ce pun osfs and views these two Subjects sst.,u
al TEST ndny Idle Furs. especially as to Ills c1anec,n.
Win tLe To Grande provinces uf M-Aicn We have
never doubted that such as Gen Shields nn,ed
alike or his baTery and geters.ty his stroaJ and mani
y sense tnew too Will his duty a, r,trLI eI,izs,,
ne Gnied States to do any thing inconsistent Herewith
he Emmett Club, al 81 Lons, fully spprccialn. tes
ifali' Oh MS Character cOmpnenle, him It'll an eurer
'aaent n the ; h ant when in reply 10 ions, nv
The presiding officer, It's views We're drawn ut il 1.
neat anu aHlmaed speech. Tie ST. Luus OTpan
sals.-
iie expressed in yer, warm terms his grateful sense
OF iekindne>s with Witch ne haG uniformly been traa Il
IN ls MS adopted Country and OF the many hon rs ,h
i'ad Dren Conferred upon him. His first aLieriauce he
sud- was here on American slh American instilp
lis lie dearly loved his native land Dat he. could n,
consent TO o. any act or ne participant in any
ing Inconsistent with that allegiance The newsn,ne-
'ad mixed his name up with their notice, of an av,a
ton 10 Sierra Nladre: but he should not. in linn
win mat or any otier expedition do any hnp aJais
me VIII or W shes u his government.
Zen ;, alluded TO military O. ai-aiions il thu
country to AID Ireland, such formation Of bripoJ,s
ana condemned as dlsrrsp 5cttr to the auih ME, If
ms country and violation # law which was moi .
proper rriH-n By adopted Gil tor the priveg-s tbav
ma secured and the kintn SIS with which they h n h
!yarIa5ly treated in tie Ulted States At The SANE
al VINO kne" Inn knew that he ardpnily in favor If
cvery proper node # relief, encouragement and all
Ireland IN her apr aching struggle. The cause had
his heart and II aeed be should have his hand,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-07

me Democratic prints have chucked exec edngly
oyer The remuneration Of Col Wynkoop, who went t,
Mexico IN command Of Volunteer Regimen from Penn
SyVahia ouf VINO was more kabc for Ills party de-
mons railons han for his military efficiency turns
out however that this gallant Colonel who assigned hi
reasons, IN speech, for quitting The Wing party. wa
not hlg at The tme Of hisaIleged des+rtin lie be-
ion9ed to tie Native American party edited PAPER IN
Reading, devoet 10 the interest fiha faction and ,p
as The Naive American candidate for Congress in SAG
IN his District. Tile Loc,ocos are welcome 10 81 i :,
convert.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-07

iial aud Proceeded, il turned out from erroneous
views and erroneous information.
AT an adjourned meeting las, evening" a resolution
odoped, recommending the Consideration of The
Charleston letter 10 the State Convention " hich is 10
for The purpose Of nominating a TAYLOR and
Fillmore electoral cket.-Anolher resolution was aInp-
ted. pedgIng tn snpiIr' OF the meeting of the elect
raj ticket which shal be Nominated By that Cunvrn-
lion.
Mr.. L. Ru'l r kim. Of Georya happened 10 be in
the city and was called % address the meeting which
he AID III most able manner and with highly salts
acnry result. lie utterly rrpulate,i the iIpl tina.
the Southern STATES wocld n't support Mr. Fillmore as
They have determined to support General Taylur lie
also showed clearly how the Charleston meeti q and
The proceedings growing ont Of IT, We're malt,r, apa
from the Regular organzatnn of The supporters of uener
al Taylor. Mr.. King spoke With much anmaron
an was frequently cheered most enthusiastically The
meeting adjourned in good order. 1t was quite fully
tended
The Correspondent Of the \. Y Express says:
The meeting held last night about which ne fit 81
much apprehension, dpberateI in the b ST If temper
and si'uis, and the Wings adjourned all the better ,r
'he excitement hey had gone through The capitol
was ihronged and II was one Of lie argcs, and hest
" Ing meetings. that we ever have held III The city.
Hon j. A. Collier brew oil upon the troubled waters
and made capital speech. The Hon. Mr. Wheaton
also sp' he ably and al length and they were follow ed
7 by the Hon. Mr.. King, Of Gro
Aeson'inus wert passed, and amid the creates en-
'hns'aSm-t" 9" for Taylor aid Flmoie.-id do.e,
rotceS dtssntinG The union of The Whies is lhus
pitr, and Their harmony greater th1n ever. The meet
Ing "a> GLORIOUS one, bo III enthusiasm and in mum
beers, and the general cry was.-Nu true man can hal
between IaNlor and the I.rc,tnco, Cas-
onward IS the word!-Onuard ia spite Of let ers
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-07
WHOLESALE POISONING.

We unders.sal that the family ,S Col. Edward Col.
stoh OF Berkeley, IL the number of twenty SIX were
poisoned on Monday last 4 large nslnb,s If the fam
lily still confined to Their beds though we helieve 40
Deaths as yH have occnrred UNI <,anateiy neither
COL c. nor any Of his tamy.is certain as u how The
poison was imbLet. II is believed however, 10 have
been communicated ~ the system by their paI,aang
OF SINE food which had been standing in glazed stone
jar cfock. The glazing substance ofc.oekery ware.
az is generally known. CONTAINS Poisonous qniliiies.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-07
VENEZUELA.

fccoun's lrsM Caracas to the last. state that the Gee
of Gen Paez arrived in front If I.agrayra The "a OF
hal non,h. day iso afterwards The troops in the
4lert effect d aandng aiint womies from la Guayra
and d'tta led rG,nPanypf Nlonasas r@p Gen. aipna-
gas had left the capital pm myself the head OF his
,Hps in lagnayra Monasa>' party say hat btnre tsn.
Fa'z ~i b. slto get in1 taracAs ~. he IL iies 81
.hauel ?, L. VIII BE- ss-cFcJ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-07

he National INTEL gencer has nearly five columns a
~" up win an General Order, announcing The Brevers
Witch nave been conferred upon officers Of the reouir
"''y ~ e"Iiah'rJ IN the various engagements Of III
a'e war; since The sorming Of Monterey There ale \
'F" officers heretofore neglected. Vi no have rcceiy 4
hreVeis "r their conduct at tie battles Of the RI, (r,4
and the attack Mrrterey
W give the names such as we r.corniza +, ~ ~
gnIans. and Of some others in whom our t,1, re,a-
may heel an Interest S9me have rereived uure Than mo
Brevet
~ be Brigadier Generals
Il. James B'nkhoad. 2l Artillery; .Brevet Gal
John Garland, Ali Iafanrry.
H. be C6lones
Bievr: Maj, and It. COL Robert zee. Captai, Er~;
"eefS; H. ool. J"S"ph E. Johnson, Nolijgeurs
10 be Lieutenant ColoneLs
Mayor John w. Washington, Sd Artillery; Brevet Ma
JT Lewis : Craig Captain 81 Infantry; MAJOR Patrick
H. Gait, u Artillery; Brewer Mai John B. ManruJer
Captain ist Artillery Brevet Major Francis Taylor
Captain st Artillery
10 be Majors
Captain George D. Ramsey. Ordnance Ca,tain
George d. Waggaman, Crmmlsslry Captain Henry
: Turner, lst Drago,ns Captain Raberr II. Chiffon
ist Drag"ns Brevet Captain Robert S. Garnet, Ist
Lieut. 4'h Artillery; Captain I.arkn Smith. Sill Infant
ry; Brevet Captain Francis ~ PAGE. AS. Al; (;e,
Brevel Captain W. A. NicolS lst Lieut.. ID Artillery
Breve Captain james Longsireet, s Lieut. sth H.
ia"'Ty; captain Arthur @. Cummings tn Infantry:
bfevel aplan George DeaS. Asst. Adj Gen.
10 be Captains
Lafayette W. Wood, Isl Lieut 9Th Infantry: HON
as L. Bfcat, ls' Lieut.. Ali Artillery J I'm H. Gore
now Captain 4h Infantry; Richard S Ewen, ls Lieut.
Isl Drag IONS; George W Getty lst Lieut.. 4h AriiIie
~; George W. Lay, 2d-4.ieut 9Th Infantry: Edward
Johnson, Isl Les:- 9Th Inflnlry Brewer 1t Lieut..
Hamilton Shields, "a Leu, Cd AitiIlry;Duaiel s. Lee.
lsl Lieut. lth Iafanry
To be First Licebcna,as.
Dabaey H. Maury, 2I Lieut. Sd Artillery; Alexander
H. Dyer Isl Lieut. Ordnance
The following officers have been also Breve,eJ
10 be Major Generals.
brsader Generals, Woul Twggs, keamy Smith,
Shields, Lane and Ca,iwaIader.
To be Briendier Generate
Coils Churchill, Whiting, Totem siasvey. Mu1an.
Andrews. T'onslae; Brevei Coloels iselknaT, Riley.
Chllds; L.. Col. Clark
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-07
u DlCIAL APPOINTMENT.

ne Governor has appointed john w Nash, Of Pow
hatan formerly Of the Serate, ard now delegate elect
IRON that coHiJ Judge Of TIE Grneta Court /, supply
the vacancy caused hy hc death If the amen,cd Gh-
SON Tbs appointment will cause no LILLE surprise and
dissatisfaction. Mr.. Nash las 10 Standing AZ lawyer
and moreover does not reside in the circuit We need
not say he is tloi ugh going Democrat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-07

The Fredericksburg Recorder nl.,rms US that Major
III lss no IS shortly IN retire from the Uni, neuspa-
per- v I'll very large fune. HIS pirei Z, lnmo,or,.
9'ocki"n u mining operations in Shtsylvunia county.
hey have purchased the While Hall Mine, and rep IT
says have struck very rich vein. II not more friu-
nate than their predecessors these gentlemen viii SON
get rid Of their flrtuues
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-07

letter was received IN b, sron dav or two since
rom one OF hn most Distinguished and tegen W hiys
III me State OF New York, in which he states mai
General Taylor will hare plurality Of rctes in ere,1,
county O he Slate, sare one.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-07

Ne have seen stated that G m Sockinn has taken
measures to introduce into lie United States Inc of the
breed OF horses, called caaos with which III, Fremont
-,4Ier. Ga-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-07

IRE Trustees Ila'n2len Sydney C.lle,e apo,noo.
'''' NE sun q sooooOh has been added to the perm,
men, l"nd OF the Institution, by subscription Of, ,ns h
area dollars each, by six hundred persons, which
''es each one TO send all his own sons or one
SON with the privilege ofappointng his successor T..
twenty years. w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-07

VI II Is Faid On the auth Fily Of letters from MI.
"a"cf'' mat here Is row ovcy prob,biliy Of his Sue,
G S. IN hegoiia postal invention Win Great Brit
am. His VIII e great " nrnce II teuholc wurI
We 'h'y say Tie couGucr. heretofore Of Tie British
Government 'c chre tie mater las jecn uiuolliy Of
i's character md N HE spirit # iI- aoe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-07

The Blasting Of the Democratic Central Cym,D,.
. kentucky was fatal 70 'he purses Of the party abr,,
Ia Washington heavy bets were taken ag,ins r ~
'e"drn DRAINING n.aj'rt,s, varylnr from tyo u \,
thousand. Lynn B,yd it is saEI. lbs s6 O00 ~
eS' 'e ada stake may account for his not very cred
'I''N''" WIN lie McCaIa fabrication. intended
to njHre Crlltenden
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-07

The late news has had rs Fl, Ct uoa or marsr, and
may to wheat BY hs load al II 70 ~ cents; ala
y. lhe crop SO 70 - GEMS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-07

Rev Samuel J. May, who was delegate 10 the
EH1aio Convention, says that confidence is plant Of
r." gr"w'h and he does not think lis growth will
oe snnlcieily RAPID 10 cause him vote fur Van Blu
q II Novenbsr-An Honest Man.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-07

Es II IS rnn'nred that Governor Francis Thomas of
Maryland has avowed himself il favor Of the Free Soil
Pa"y. AConEsnilnn was lately held in Baltimore, al
which not more than dozen persons a,lenie,.
Mf Senator Niles, u Conp, has jnel Tie Ds.,E:ur
ncrs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-07

G5 i seems e te an ascerained fact That Daniel r.
M'T' h'9 is 'ltc''d 10 Congress in tie LIST Distinct.
i" HE State If Iowa. ana SLrTa.d L. fin. Democrat,
u the nd I lis Isl " hIg Gain Of men.br.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-07

The Texas Senators. Messrs Houston and Rpsk
were r'h5-i On seaner al Cincinnati. a. money
AMI watches Inc thieves hat iug opened their stale
rooms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-07
Il}FT AND

Mea9her. O'Donague and LY1c have heca arrested
and lodged in pr.su. Tn" pIce AMI Idi-rs sre in
hot pursuit q Nh Q'Gosn, and other confederate lea
4darS
Arrests conun- to b made in every rart # ha, M
happy country. Mr Smith O'Dre.'s trial viii be cone
into At al early day.
The country is tranquil far IS armed insnrrent de-
mons ra "'s are uctned tklugl The mass u he Irs
pe'pl@ arr far from being we le nsrI towards the Enc
gish auth.Ies.
Several lrsi4"n Is VOL ~ NJ Finnish Char,is,s
have oeen arleaIed in England using di.ious l.n
guaLp
A letter from Mt fy was sqd omoa1 Mr. O'Rre ;,
1frs mai papers VI hI.lr REASONABLE character writ
ten after O'i}Tien hal raised the standard # rebellion
II Irish Clergy are dong all in tieir power ID re-
tore and preserve peace.
Three Americans ana Fran lltren eros ny from,
Scotland 70 AIa4h u Ireland were arrest,d as syrnp,
a4rsrrs. Lar2e st-s If money We're cal On he uer
sns Teach NJ .a- prs uers
Mr.. M'agt ~Nri,itn several letter, rublicatin
Indignantly d-'Xtnl The r,por that lie lad made over
lures 10 tie G'vfrnnent with view to save his own life
ar the Iivss ct His cntdcraes lie SAYS il one of biz
leIlerS that ~ otter from the tovprnent would be ac
epted, save that OF allowing al end Ill tHe recent
onttr al, 'hh liberty Of wing iht country
the i.iv"rPo papers filled wi-n accounts IF ar
frss . American sympahisers eudeavo!;Ag IL reach
Ireland.