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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-11-03
on Next Tuesday.

Friends of Taylor and Fillmore, you
viii be called uponto discharge high
and solemn duty. Go to the polls early;
work all day; examine the ballot box;
see that the votes are counted; watch il
legal voters; see that all your friends, old
and young,vOte; stand at the polls all day,
rain or shine; in word do your duty like
men having an important duty to per-
form, and let no consideration of pleasure
or business, nothing but absolute inabili-
ty, induce you to neglect it. #.
Freemen! This is the last word we
can have with you before the election.
We appeal to you one and all, do your
duty-have eoery vote out for the Peo-
ple's candidates.
You, who have doubted. doubt no Ion
ger. Cast your sufTrages for Taylor and
Fillmore and you never will regret it,
They are honest men, and under their
lead, we hope for honesty and purity in
our National Govirnment.
Honest Democrats! Pause before
you place ballotin the box,in opposition
to General Taylor. You like the man;
you esteem him homes, patriotic and faith
ful; then why will you let party lines
prevent you from giving him your suffra-
gesl Pause and reflect!
Once more, friends of Old Rough and
Ready, rally! Rally from every HILL
Rally from every vale! Rally from your
workshops, your farms, your counting
houses and your firesides! Old Men
you have thus far preserved our libertie,
-RALLYl Young Men-who mus
preserve our liberties for years to come
RALLY! ...........
To the Polls, one and all
And we will have the glorious satisfac
ton of recording a victory in Ohio for th'
brave and good old man, who never sus
tained defeat in all his life. A partin,
word, friends, will you heed itl
Leave no Taylor man at hOmci
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-11-03

EThe sales of public lands in Mil
waukie district, for the month Of Sepiem-
Der, amounted to 2l.sS3 acres, valued at
$27 1853 90, Of which l0,363 acres, val
ued at $I2, 1853 80 were in cash entries,
and II, $50 acres. valued at $4,000, were
in land warrants. tt ta..t
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-11-03
Foreign News.

We have further advices from Europe
Smith o. Brien is convicted Of Treason and
is sentenced to death. The other Irish Pat
riots will meet with the same fate. 1t is
thought BY some that they will be pardOned
BY the Government. ,-,...
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-11-03
The WhIg Vote Or Old FnIrneId.

We make a comparison Of the PreSi-
Dental vote Of 1874 and Of the whig vote
of lS4s, to show our friends what they
did not do and what they might have
done.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-11-03
ELECTION Returns.

We give below table which will be
valuable for reference. The abolition
vote is now merged in the free soil vote.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-11-03

1The venerable HARRISON GRAY
OTIs died, at Boston, on the night of tho
9th ult. He had reached the advanced
age of SO years.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-11-03
How will they seIlIe iII

The Barnburners of New York insist on
being called Democrats, and the Free Soil
men Of Ohio insist on being called Wings,
and the Aboltionists insist on their old
name--the only way to settle the matter is
to adopt the compromise name Of the free
dirt party" . a 't
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-11-03

Morrow accounted in the counties from which
it was taken. Clay's vote is sl55.llS Folks 49,
O6l, Ford's l48, ,666, Wellers l4o,32l, Birney.s
8050
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-11-03

EThe Eagle of last week published
something that J John Van Buren, should have
said about General Taylor, neglectlng how
ever TO publish what The same gentleman
said Of General Cass. Whether he said it
or not is no matter. Here is what he did
did say, in a resolution at the Utica Con-
ventloD, before his "Pa" was a candidate
and the Barnburners unanimously adopted it:
Resolved, That General ZACHARY TAY-
LoR. by his masterly correspondence with
the War Department, no less than by his
heroic conduct and indomitable coolness
and courage on the field ofbattle, has'shown
himself to be not only distinguished mill
tary chieftain. but a man of great mental
and moral power, and whose life has given
evidence of a strong head, and honest heart,
and Republican simplicity of character.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-11-03
Can't. Rragg.

1t has been matter of glorifcaiion to
the Locofoco papers that Captain, now
Major Bragg, was stumping North Caro-
lima for Cass and against his old General.
The following letter, which we find in
the Baltimore Patriot, spikes that gun
No "more grape" from that quarter, if
you please.
The statement going the rounds, taken
from the official paper at Washington,
and copied into the Sun of yesterday
morning, that Major Bragg is stumping
North Carolina against General Taylor,
l have the best possible authority for de-
claring it to be untrue. MIR. Bragg,
brother of the Majors is the person occu-
pying that unenviable position. Major
Braxton Bragg is the last man to say a
word against his noble old commander
that commander who modestly and gen.
erously gave him all the credit of the
principal discontinue of Santa Anna at
Buena Vista, Land which has been declared
by every witness upon that field to have
preeminently belonged to himself
d. HOWARD.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15
GEETS rLOTnING IND FURNISNAG DEPlRTNENT

cOATs-sut Fru io ln-b bkr
cloth hglb scotch
r Jeans do BA aud white huang
rap pNrugur furi
md
ron sPUNG AND SUMNER NEAICoaa rlag 1 oa %
CHhmccuc LONDON As aud r ,oln super % ab
M,lr black and
Dnn Blown
bul r
PantuS white
white
bnfhh checked checked gliooa
vtsHk standing fs1f, blue aud black
ak Manchester har7rsv
Linen
ties bcnried bros o. hr.uy
HrawoTslhus white . DO ahc nd brown da
English
Glovta
Italian trng fancy cold A and Ega tn Hk aud bouqtnc
lrelas. ord qr Nol' 4l hy olug tv
hk and
2
81, BoorsGHu cf V boots light sga H, o @ "a Geo. 70 cf
' ~ Wrhtagu.j a bilu f
1rap p fine with boot bottoms
Uu aiis ct kI, " s" o'e and hct
Juamf Misses
roue
qualities boy 9ouh anartIen'u uh ld us b"glr
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15
= Ia aSR-lN u aes.ss

TllE planters Il the Southwest are respect.
| fully informed that the manufacture Of Gins
has been recently commenced, aud is now In fu
operation. at CuiIinsburg. Bassier PARISH ll.
u de- gusd that this establishment shall b.
permanent, Hud tho proprietor solicit, patronage
nnirr t.g pledge oi iasa.a.iag an nuiols supcHsi
Go ruy now in use.
The patronage and reward OF iudueyis ever
proportion 10 the utility OF liz products Profit
D. iHr tint o'sci in al enterprise; aud 10 SECURE
this object, superior rkll, materials aud alisn.
unu are required in a new establishment, that
would comperl successfully with those Vi long
standing uui popu.ar
40 I.ius 90 rzpeusr hla been spared 10 sreurr
thFa al,aumEs. lngrnius, t,llul wmkmrn.
ths boot material, hnd the mo-i approved paii5ms
aIe oupoysa, suilhr proprietor designs ihal ihr
rputluu1 of hos establishments fiu'I ba 1rirmiin.
ed aud sustained by tho superior quality uI his
gins. They w' ba furnished 10 purchaser. al the
mot convenient points un lhe ureF. ib1yr or b..
low lie mf, upon terms Hs reasonable and le-
ruunodalug, as eau be- bad at ANY establishment
ol ile hind In the country The rnost careful sud
prompt attention wlIl BE- given 10 ilr repairing OF
gins; and 10 all orders In that liut Of busiurs..
lUilN T. COLLINS.
pineyilie lin. .irr PARISH La
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15
RDNA RE.

- n,As,IrlIs as.
Sprsaicr iq jk aud sHE f.
qualities .9naqi $40 s 5 mort, ] : g a. a. @ nm , 5 t. t @ 5 s % @ aal
hdasr iandz hoas Ae"ass aarz huss lpaHss steel
lss ss paa; iss ~, 4ts van.
nads.s 1ass 5 ALL & and ] sli 'a@,el A r .-d
shutter haesi aaa a5 znl z ny 49, - aH @
handles knob h asl' aaa I On M & @ % ~ m & nue. o @ H. % s IA H. ping 1a
spans fansef all knf all s aPzas saiTa aai % Auss
~ sST i.ea.sieersrsA qualt s s and
iron aes aaa ~ Sass ts u ton and non n a and ss. s an
lent i tsg coos snd b9sfpas a sn~sei ha aai I
gdJan. o waashi aud .f bgs AeHs ssd %
Ing Gaas 1e,s aa'' md cotton sd nnl
qazlurs paste ss pound
Sas !ma .ao9s eaaaialas .ai afost ~ BONNET
@ gas wrought ya6ea
-. snncn. 1anu6au,i aud h. kavs;
and eb arn tnu' gndsloui pshsari s
vfSsssS v,s >ss.Fi. I.hou II I & ad git. round aud -o, a n d
plough @o9' % @ % riS L ri l5 % . S % % 3d. @ , @ % i 5 5 @ s, - ' t.
nails raern.dols, atd s,u, t arAs aat go.
Of American e aad lds H1one Ar bakers Gdho;
-sSs-ss English
% ap pns,f. % revolver.
dBLaHr pr iof awoH 'nd DoarnN9i bullet uoads
@ ~ns sameSgi paga poal Dupts TfP blasting
"a pa ,a,h drinking oar gas Of ossoa,l q
" aud quanef 'a nn and bug sli n'm Hneri carpenter ne al
- mafs' eun hlg ~stcn sfanl h a'aI 'l rfr q 1aeu ~
sad chalk pocket and wsrsj
las "a sE towels . s; py r,sIs io shaving sop sra
as C9oo Paper 1n feather i sas % su'1 e5n Preston t @
TrushcS rar. s-aue
making ts ie cums er @ har OF ''l'" qualities shaving Of all Ah,
Duoas~5t al. tus luu
and mae ra aud iDp u'ou TraNo9 Dnd 'sa b0a' and % l
ensl ssg. e, q 9a PAIN she'll tacoo e,. s n
oalszc aud gaut iul eoHai hons eomls, d Jim t6a elal.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15
GRQcERIEs, NINEs EN1 LIQUQRs,

aocRRIEa m ar fusaF da bls aud half.
bills halt tbS
halbo eiams'
assorted
beaoIi
aud black lrm'
ground
.& prm
sag ymr unr
ylHs efr mncSt
and
uualI,r rarluIs asored -. t.. loo.
baul aud N l.
iiir ioukeepHe
@ l pazT uaba cmus of aud gatsi wine aud
/. iih4. HnB sale&
10000 Havana eigar af as qualities in
s'glph an vino ate lP
hgf
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15
Vow store at Fulton.

MEssEs. COLLINS, LITTLE q co.
4 RE now rsrrIyu9 aud opening large and
y well escorted stock of goods suited lu this
market. which lmyr h.cl selected with great care
in Boston aud New York. and ore now uiicr'd 10
pnfehirris az us lUv price. and on as good terms
DO they caD b. procured sIscwhrrr.
OuT stock d general. c0gpn.ng staple aud
TrHr, Dry Goods. Hardware. Gallery, sadd"ty,
Clothing. Hate. Boot. nud ,hor.. truck'yi Glaa-,
.war. Iron. steel, Na.ls, tmiugs' Inwafc aud
Cauru.rn Tools. Gfocrf.rs, Nc 80 SO.
COLLINS. LITTLE g co.
Fulton. Afk., fch. %, l5lr-J
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15
no Cotton Planters.

THE undersigned hrs just returned from Gin
| cnmau with fine lot Of Gin Materials
manufactured under bis own mpefylson 10 lhal
CITY. Aud H now about TO open Mmulnetory ln
ilie townaf Wusluaiou, Hcmpslcad county. Ark,
Tor the purpose OF building Gin Stands aud re.
pairing thc same. Any Gn Stand made and
sold bl lhe undersigned, aud proving 10 be- not as
good as rlprrnfd by him, may be- returned
without uuy charge 10 tc purchaser, aud 900 rc.
paIrs done by hm w.lI be- warranted satisfactory.
Ans ur.on wishing 10 purchase ID Gin stand, or
60 ltga an old Que paired would do well to call
and .rc mc.
WN W &. COLLINS.
Washington. June e. l-ls.4G
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15
g0lltirlncl'sl,ip.

u IlE undersigned l,esing enlcmdnio partner.
ship On the let ol Api, lsll. lot the pur-
post Of doing genrral Siaagf aud Commission
Businrss, IN m, town ui Fulton, under the name
aud style of BineR, llkvrn.H q 60, would re.
specially inform lhcr il,uda and lhe public gen.
e.aliy that having lcased the lPpsf afehouse
of Mr. T. ]. smith, they ale nuw prepared 10
rcoege gods on atouge
AUGUSTUS BLOCK,
HENRY BLOCK.
Fulton. May /, lsli.al
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15
81 " upzD Rs1Re Ns


lrs Spanish patent saf covered Alpaa bi full covered
padedi ueoydspfn
nm; frlsro; dpsuotsa s hest slaher need i
,;slprha quilted
"Id4 st. inas hog de- WESTERN aud black pas tys I'D Oni
naael Russian Mk saddles
I aiF double fenea h3efi dale
double head dNtn 2inrh English Kentucky
led
audi mules kip andln
k
dflstifl
Widths
no l., do ind
IrHn 4alifz with wlHHi
slippers nlh
aal
fhtd ap9
hsN
ny @ md an spun. Ivory plated tHd
brdlaa audha lleHra
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15
To Planters.

yEillE undersigned huyuF been appointed
agcalF lur the sale Of Ma Jusrph Il. Crosby :
Cotton Glne, will keep a supply on hand for sale,
AT iIrlr Ware llnusc III Fultpn, of all sizes aud
descriptions Which they are authorized 10 warrant
ia owe rntirc satisfaction 10 the purchasers
peesans Ia waut uf Cotton GINS are respectfully
yled to enll aud examine them
BLOCK BROTHER & 10.
Fulton, June %, lsI7.2e.f
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15
Gin =YKanulactrv.

TBNHE undersigned still continues to manuiae-
u ure improved COTTON GINS, one mile
suuth-wusi of Washington, Ills Gins are made
OF the best materials, and will he warranted 10
pellafm well, and will be sold on accommodating
terms,
For all repairing, the cash will be expected as
soon as the WORK is completed.
J. r. CROSBY.
Washington, March %, lsls.l6,ly
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15
INV G0onS! NEIV G0ODS!!!!
BENJA MN {. BRITTIN.
MnG ndla "a - Z. i
81 Il z q - Gz'-u 7GB ~.
Dry Goods Hardware tOhims Groceries, auecnswasc.
G!assware, Boots shoes, EIal. ,al.. -. sse.
WHICH e u Wholesale ln Country aeaa
neI. are o. LlA .Itel l @ and ssn
FANCY Am -sTLPLE DRY. .G00Ds.

aUuwG Cloths
ddg oua' satin sa,gs yaa aud Maea Fo43 . aud sas
aud BLK and Whit Eaafon snams feh plum a aud striped mope
swiss III ##
plaid rot tsb Iafuiisoas dun ok a
aad uui
IaA ldml
land dap
tIspE
6n
and aud
IA IHaaH Is III cold
uha;u
land COLD
aud mo an Il
andba i
m rue
and
rA d
dtHl
onl4
eami linen aud cotton ls' eaooi ol Goth aar a a pad
nHtanc;
PLAN ksny ned ehis aaa taa enmd aid e "5
u aud cotton 10 cotton g ~ - = aud - f
Cloh-Ksuiuoky onahls
.aa'gsee fimn
Shades
shades: frs sGseu
llufnlaui
lam hee waaw printed and ird
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15
nnuGs aN0 MGQIQINEs.

r.r O,rue
and oan rr tJs sod lf i birthstone alum
NtHfs hitfu wild
sie nod irtr
mutad
IN aotn fnun ps bark
lsupb.h an
B,maas dp mhahoi oil 'pks IhomPaasry
Ja. c,ru
A..arol lanH, aui
weights a hot o u 'annso sya'-'
within Nrnt red, &c, Ae
JrtY .. lhle-3Oii
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15
Farm E0r safe.

VlE undersigned ol.t. for su'r, on accommo
/ dating iruus. D lir.t .alr improved h.i,k land
Grm. .tasted about j miles moth of Washing.
ton, containing about 2Oj acres, about 100 Of
wu'r., 100 cultivation.
Dor terms, Sc, enquire oi ,hc f1bscdh,- at
ihH place.
Eli N COLLINS.
WaamHon, tu. l0lr lsi..55
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15
BLOcK, BROTHER 8 co,

MOULD particularly invite the iadies to call
w aud sSamHe tlieif beauiiltl azsuftmfnt Of
nurna Vista Stripes aud Robes,
Printed mud Painted MuslIns,
Muslin bingham, plain aud striped,
Giueham, Faury ilandkeuhies,
Bounels, Ribbons, Lnces, dginFs. nc, etc.
Also Ia their splendid assuHn0Hi al Shes Of all
kinds aud qualities
Eulon, May i..lst7.2l
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15
g. W SHOWER,
Suryiyiurplfincf
NUN GOOD%.

V'llE Esnbscubcn beg leave to inform their friends
| and tbo public generally thul they hayrrcoeivcd
q large nnd well selected stock ofgoojs, suited for
this market which they are determined to scll nj
The very lowest prices 'or cash, or to pmciuul dral
oIa IN credit,
GEO. w. GREEN & BROTHER.
Washington, luur "a l5is 2g.3in
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15
Agents ior#lIr5 Telegraph.
Notiee.

TllE alsalss Hzry ~ feesn,d and eff.
| iaf saif=
~ IN s. sR.s'.. =. zai 9 fiouslls.
fHoh #aHH HrfH#a- sIafss.
NH-AHr saH4r { r#. N#i#af4.
iHp.a#I rHH ioaa= llts#a Ta==
fHi aHa r.HHf EIaH. 80. H.. t'.siss..
AH.st faiiH Aaf DC
iHeau4Heiaa 9 IlH aaH Ha.aazz A-azss szIalI.I5.4
ATTN SHOP.
aaH F.I 5#H = TN 10 a Iara# ar sgI=II gusB.
ifizs. 'H zfrafHlH.a'ai|as tHms. Ial, wzfA -.
eHI#d ST. d. .i#IHh.
hluek. uguTEEEAt.u
FrHaa. MaHHa1. IFl-.IzHl
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15
IsoORs / sFATlONaRY.

Elementary s gs's dglaaag @ e,aY and a5 Ma5er sss
naai met readers Emerson a9m9 History ehs ua
Faaa ,legoa California; hlha
kdb white fedssp fl
fl,a vhIel
aud French note lf sse or fffei paper ilt
rnei
b nd aA aud eanl 9ais Of all qhH
m.--. n..L. .--. 5a. So 40
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15
IOY,EdE.

HNllE entire stock Of merchandise belonging 10
d the firm Of j. $ johnson a CO. Is now of-
f.rrd for sale at cost for cash iu hand aud for
cash uuIy, Co ciuse the concern
G. W SHOWER,
Surviving partner
T. SAN persons indebted to said firm will
hnd il 10 their advantage to coll and settle their
indebtedness without delay, Otherwise they will
hear from nr at court G.. WI S.
Fulton, MAY "a. lsIs.99
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15

flNllE undersigned arN now manufacturing their
j improved COTTON GINS ~ Minden, la.,
aud nro pfrp1rd 10 furnish planters with superior
"iu.-iand', madr alter The --latest and miust in,,
proved plans lhry will deliver their Gins 1t
Say pnnlauun within rs miles oi Miudrn, or Ut
Washington, tU'umbur or Fulton, Afbunsns. fee
OF any additional cost Al ufdrr- from a distance
will be- promptly attended to. lorany Information
relative 10 the quality of tbrir Gins, the, refer tu
Gen. g. u. Royslon, William Cfuhttec or William
Vaughn liompstcud county, or Henry NJ IT,.
mny, H. Strickland aud 4. {. Owens, Lafayette
couuly.
LACkY Is SHIELDS.
Mindcn, ll.. MAY ~, Isti.2Ju
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15
lFRESIl WlDICI4EN-

Eu'llE .gJscrH"r Ias iuzl received lfphs
: supply ui mrdicnrs. Which ho ofl q. tor
1le luw for oA-ui 90 his odd shop on Main
street. BENZ = JErf
Wellington, Au-u.l lG.-l-h
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15
Fresh Drugs.
Ecrcraad Jsuc rolls.

mr.. JGtF ha- Iu.l received lew box
~ Of vegetable pi'- iur the cure Of lnrr
m"Mn lurE with g,noml atsmlu,ut
ffrl N.AIciur-, u.i .ilrn boz VflI s'.I Low infcas
NHHNilH'un. MuN lHH. lHlA hf--
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15
NOTICE.

81 NTnEREAs, suudfy per-
GA NJ aaus have been in The
ZCH~,AZl ! balai Of calling al my shop
NN< strl having work done, aud bll-
-ss inuIrwgify. saylug ilry viii
fa9N. .e4i psy 10 a Jew di)s, upw be-
ttNN ~ d .muuu io a. such. ihFi !
am nr Eo.k keeper; krrp no pgconli.' my nrm'
otaulum book . iul, uerd do lWl.h ioogon auelh-
10 for any uol'ruaouer, ss hHdr by 'ad "a
pyl',uco iurtr uames Nul not p1y nay drhu' or
support mf business frr.hrmofn, 3, my spfSiees
af, needed Of couus expect ODE noury in r.
urn. aa pBuriusl payment makes punr.uh me-
raanIes, uul alI tUo.s who have noi illf money
boo r,pgct Co pas .n lew day'' air r.g.'ird 20
pace hy, tlil marr convenient rrH-an, To make
q long story short, mu., do O cu.i basi1r-s, of
20 wlefc / can got better p,y 80 and more thanks
iuf my labor
ri. / have yen mpeioroi Of watch ma
trraIs Of every lr.rrpUHn, which enables me' as
usual. iorascnie with despaloh, oil nds Of watch
urauur: a'a0 spectacle gIHH,es, suited TO n.i ae'f
and ftfd boo fam,r Hi tioH nuiicr' aim7i l'i o'
Icwely aiNuys OH huud, aad Tor s'I., chs.l, laf
G. WHITE.
Washington, Iu'yla,lsls.3i.3m.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15
NcW Ta,ern in gInllon.

ANlNG rented iHr nrIl Known UNION
~ HOTEL, am uow prepared to receive
boaru'r or accommodate inNrlrs rn reasonable
irrma Ny stable s W'll provided with corn aud
fodder. agd every attention shuIl b. Fa.i lu tho
comforts aui Wnnis ol lbo-r who favor we with
their patronage.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15
Britt;s Hotel,
WASHINGTON. HEMTSTEAD CO.,
ARKANSAS.


ARKANSAS.
? VIE subscriber bcgs leave to inform lis friends
/ aHI Che public, that Doe slilI continue. busi.
ness 1T his old stand, where be- has supplied hum.
frli with every thing necessary Tor tie accom-.
mediation Of ihe tfuscling community. III house
~ rommahoua, the rooms wel arranged for
families and be table well supplied with the best
Che market affords.
H.. sllb.rs are large, hountmlly supplied with
pru,rudrf, aud attended by careful osiler.
lie pledges himself that nothing shall be- want
lug on ll.. part 10 rudcr comfortable all who may
be- pleased TO give lin call. llis charges will be
as moderate ns those Of amy other house in the
south. ns an evidence OF which he refers to the
following
RULES
Boarding per month, $40
Boarding and lodging per week. 50 80
day, IS
Single meal, %
Lodging. g5
Iiore feed, Is
Keeping man aud horse nlIHirht, 81
'- GEo. o BRITT
Washington, Oct. 30, lsla-l-ir
MoTrAI'- VEGETABLE IIFEPILLs
And PHGHIX BITTERs.
IN DOZEN just received aud for sale at the
/ U Drug store Of
u. T. JET'T
May g. lsl1-2l-
GROCERIES.
tff l. have on hand, for rale. rcsh 81. Louis
w Flour Sugar, C1Iire. Wfiskey, Salt
o.
Which we wiil seIl low for 3asl
D.. IS JOuSsOS&C Co.,.
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Gin llnrlIllacl0rl.

nARDlN WILLIAMS
Fulton, ual ~, lsl5-4l-tf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-20
SUGAR AND SLAVERY

BntiSh de,
plains Of the addition IF tho ii rso,il s'm
rar l. IS u,r,reaf rr,., the r.is mr. I.l ., 81
colonies are in \ d.,aqr c,,,l,ti,, .''''a
civ ul llAlr and IL, = ,ns.,,,,n, bi,, MI. vi
Ineata with Cgb, AL D,zl :, IL, =" NJ
See,t-,f1 that If The lis.ri i, '..''' u
,hay# viii y, r,i,el Z'rbn NI,is,rr. ~,
eyi3irit declaration + their intention ~, =, 10y
with the eAs,inp dnes. and the fate or ihoso
once So Il 5uli ,hipr viii he s,,n J,e;dd rr,'
lief u.liel the h,nrelIor or The /, xc,e,,,o, ~
ted rs likely 10 be extended to the sr ,ar ul,n,rs
Transportation rom the coast of Atl1lia III, w.,
at est Of government. If rceantnrrd Ari.,..
others wl.a can be INDUCED to -. there t, b. r,.l
a>alt.,.l er;ei eIaitfy called arnrentir,.I H.
iuiry las brcn s.are, AS IL, the riat of the DIi,f,
crn.nenl tIus 10 dispsse Of the unfortunate y..if
slave trade We think +rc ri ,ht If lh, r;,,i,,
10 iIi,a sc Of The ueaf, in lin, slave narts If rt'
RIO de Jarcjro. is quite as good as that off m ,l,..
1erecp.s him in Lts nas4ape Ihitltr. IN ,I,o H..
state f seryitude tt,a J ln,aic, nIan,er Ni...l
onr eyes torlcdilsuIfyof RESTORING TIN,
: +, his ,,,,n cotllry which +, M, rl,,,,. l.
i, The Inie.ior. and In which. if restored fl, lIi
Iy vii, li, ,r,,soaet f ,.,,r a,,in .lIi,
N,rar.. We roorlot # tie u,islrl, -.
any If s,rra Leone. la which may ,l.,,,lsr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-20

FhrAL MIsrAKE.--We learn thai Mr. Marshall john.
son, highly respectable citizen Of Rappahaou9ch ean
~ VIA accideqly shot, about three weeks sace. Mr..
JohasHn Was ou' t'r the purpose Of shooting turleys-
Bong dsesscd III thick coat he was mistaken fr 4
bear and fred upon by Nh Madison Fletcher. The hail
town ,l.ei, AlIa- Mr. johnson Instantly The excite.
meat produced ly this unhappy atf4ir was intense hut
VI fletcher VA, acquitted, 5.lns por Is occidental
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-20
DEeIRuC FIVE FiREl-FIFTY SEVEN uOR
SEES BURNED

TIE sfa5,es orthe Harlem r lilro7a Coo,r,,r a.
upper P4H L! NJ" York, were DESTROYED by fire an Sat
nf9ay night last fly seven horses. valued al 5000
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-20
THlRTIETH CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION

" AsHINEION, March I3Ih
The Senate did not II! to day. having on Fudav n,,
Jssi, scJourned 10 Tuesday 10 norrowj 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-20

Steam N7visati I'll. tie Mli.. sai .ie Patent o4se-
when pefe r,iF e. IA b. trioted
The II use tiea : Hs.nf8rt.