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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-01

On Saturday, the 18th uli., large mum.
Der # persons assembled in the Square on
the Southern from, Of the Capitol, 10 wit
ness the return Of the Fsg presented by the
State TO the X gimenl commanded by Col
Pane. The cefemony vas quite interest.
ing. Col. Pane was supported BY Co..
Tucker of The Ssh Regiment, and the o.
fcers of the Cossacks and Ringgod Artll-
lery." Col. P.'s address was quite peril.
uen', modes; and chaste, he complimen;ed
bis regiment for their orderly aud gentle
manly department while under his command
aud said, only en- occasion was wanted TO
prove that they we're worthy OF the State
lha, had sen, them out. lie returned the
Flag, lie said, wthout stain upon its folds.
GOV Graham responded 10 an address,
marked with eloqueucs and pa'hos, be re.
ferred TO the character the Regiment had
acquired for discipline and govd order
lie very feelingly and siih much deIicacy
referred to Co.. Palne's oan reputation
and said, the approval Of such men as W DOL,
llan,ranck, and be. whom the people have
recently elevated to the first place IN The ma
luou-ihe gallant General raylor-appro.
val tiom such men, commenda,icn ffom
such source. said he, wa. sufficient fant
to satisfy the ambition ofOny man. DC 81
The Cove nor's edjless was loudly spplsu
DID; AMI a, the CONCLUSION Of the cetemo
u es, three cheers were proposed for Col
P4.rc, which echoed through tie grove it
prolonged aud enthusiastic bursts.
n
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-01

Mr.. Washington made a motion that al
OF The old officers be retained. Carried
So The officers Of the Senate are
AR. Graves, Of CasweIl, Speaker.
II. w. Miller, Esq, Principal Clerk.
W. II. Hustled, E.q, Reading do.
Green Hill, Principal DooIkeeper.
Patrick McGosan. Ass,s,an, do.
Ga motion, message vas sent to the
House of Commons. notifying ~, that The
Seuale was organized aud ready TO proceed
10 business.
"a mo,cn, it adjourned ill Monday 10
o'clock. J. L. ID.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-01
TIE ALLISON LETTER.

Since The election, tho Democrats have
abandoned all their former objections to
this letter, but have JUS, discovered new
and more formidable ono than all the 9th.
ers combined, which is, that there is no
pledge IN ii on the part Of General Taylor
that lac will not run for a second term
They are now disposed to waive all further
casII against the Letter if General Taylor
will only supply this omission, as ,hey arc
afraid he may serve them as he did the
Mexcans, and give them "a lutte more
grape. ~. .. Bulletin.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-01

John A King, who is elected TO Con
gress, in New York, by 1900 minority
aud James G. King, who is elected ia New
Jersey, by 5000, are both sons Of the late
Hon. Rufus King.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-01
CUItgnftr
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1915.

u WILLIAM THOMPSON, Esq is our
agent in Baltimore. authorized 10 obtain adver-
tisements and subscriptions, and to gran, receipts.
DE. w. CARR. Esq, is our agent in Phila.
pelphia. authorized 10 obtain adyertisemen,sand
drocure subscriptions.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-01
LEWIS CAsS, PASS

The following pass has jus, been is.
sued by Gen. Taylor, President elect, and
commander.in.chief Of the Army aud Ma
Wy Of the United States:
To Thomas R,fchie, The Commaader of The
Sab Rirer Squadron:
Sir Should Lewis Cass present himself
for passage up Sal, River, you will allow
him to pass unmolcsted.
BY order Of the people,
Il. TAYLOR.
Nov. 8, ls45. Joaesborough Wig.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-01

OF Telegraphic despatch from New
Orleans, OF the lilh, Announces The arrival
there Of Mr.. Chf,fd, our Minister TO Mex.
leo. lie IS accompanied by MIR. De Ia
Rosas, tho Now Minister from Mexico 10
the United States.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-01

II IL said that the Police of New York
have obtained clue to ihe perpetrators
Of tho robbery Of the government Jewels.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-01

AZ. 800 81, is0 49, 81, SOS
81 $50
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-12


scarcely deem Il necessary y alI any timing te
MARKS IN air ls. ug,a ts HI c il vh.-h wy exposed ths
--y * h9 sr1a, tlt Cel Tavl7 HUI received czta
Pr EN- tls an)1a- oi eg 1a. ll- TAs .t4,esa ii Ivy
ii-s1lsl rs i--.rs vls known ID ,, fs- ay
those -, prepared it. We have s.s III with te follow
M -'-'-il'liea;s 5esve.la Distinguished Senator from
Aifln- D tAs Ajltll, General oi shs Amy, y.A.-h %,
H--4..E sttn2fthe ac;Is i;i,a ,7.,h f4l,ello,I:
NJ. Johnson 10 .IJaut Gs,.-rtr JONES.
B4,,inl-e 3Gh sept, 1913
Wy D-G- General An article ia the Uni1a a few
days since. relating the pay and em,lumens received
1y Mljir G-aariITlyor although hrpe r1t p inten
da!. is cll-'r va me lcna that ~ has received
mlr4 tl1u tha law of the Uuel States ad.Air-- ald
tha he has r--.ed Il ii the Of extra allowance
a ugh there my ~ instances IN which slch
allowances may ne perfectly pr-I an as satisfied =
| cal ba, without actual kn1weILe. that Gen Taylor
be-, aeFcr applied tlr or received them. And YOU
ar may .e easily sse,sej Of the frn7t necessary
pa; Tie matter beyond doubt You viii o5ge BY say
ing
FHst-l. !rJn the Commencement OF hit military ser
wee ID tee present time Gen. Taylor applied for. or
received IN the form vt pay, emounelis or otherwise,
one dollar more than The laws IN terms allowed, and
Secondly Whether his pay and emouments during
the period he has b-eua Mi. Cen have not been THE
sam il3sa received by Gen, Jacks Wills he held
the same post ii the Army Of the United 5tates2
have no hesitation il making these inquiries of you
because know that yourself a ldie whom the
try IS Indebted, will rsjiice do justice 4 brother
of ,er who has greatly elevated the military ia ne of
the United STATES and whlse only offence in certain
quarters be found in the fact that his countrymen
have brought his before the public in evidence of
their confidence in his integrity for the highest off ;aI
hOnJrs within their gift.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-12

.Nsssrs Elit0rs:--Iu the communication which | al
dressed WIN under the signature Of Bedord publish
Ell Ill yuur plp=r The departures from the original manu-
hot m re Numerous h3a ey are in themselves papably
a5s4-i. -
y IA, yonr compasor means By the expressions eon
pec. qi!itinal force SC, in latter part ofthe third
Ph-5y ''rr1if cccdmr!i2" in the connection
in which is he-e used il the second line Of the fourth
paragraph. and by tie .Nerican Fiat jltstiiia r1rat
coya ii the second line Of the dtih paragraph, is al
together -ey4nd my limited learning to comprehend.
'Thr r4adirg n the mlnnsrrip ITO inlprrt addition
a t3r-e," tpd deaLfmrti2n'-" mar.n tat
j,sii!ia r1tat cni,nn
Besides these glaring errors, you the word fore
man. or tocmGn''- seems" for seemed an seemed
for servei and there other errors of like charac
ter, which will not take the time to notice.
BEDFORD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-12
TIE SABLE HARMONIoTS.

This band Of Ethiopian Serefld4rs are nov playing
II tha Masonic Hall haze pll then Two visits, AMI
can ay that it is an entertainment worthy Of the pltron
1 IL thes, WHO arr fond Of this order Of an
ac1gqnted with one or two Of The members Of this
panv who were formerly residents OF his town and Of
one Of the aouinI clunties, anI too well Known to
our citizens u require any recommendation OF them as
gan.a:neu The most conspicuous members OF The band
are the celebrated and REAL persones OF the Southern
nerro. U.N P.1RR OF and Old Virginia JOf. Stf EE
Ny the latter of whom is slid to the best p3rfor-
ner On The banj that the world has prodaceI. The
music which vs from this instrument, when he is
pIaying H. Is at least eq1I. if not superior. to that
il any which we have ever heard the pianl- PAR
rn,ys erfIrrnances on The Tambone truly wond r
m and he richly deserves The reputation which he has
ac1nred for HIMSELF Of being the most correct dthneaoT
If the nero character in the United States, not only IN
his actions and laughter provoking speeches, but IN his
personal appearances.
Bsi,rss Parrnw and Old J1e-,-ho are host n them
elvos-,bere are three others: j. ~ Swee1y |ollnst
Rrry casrine,ts AMI Sherman. the celebrated Negro
Dlncer All # whom execute their several parts WIN eN
ca!cnce-
As glea obecti twisting tins kInA q concerts
TIE vulrarity il lie c,au1 Trans, &-. think neel
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-12

ol icai, d. lussIon L., been elFl by loan made
M til, secretary "a The Treasury " -t0O1 fr sixty DAYS
lo d, interest," a'n pcre NJ Treasury ties to cap
t. o tas lent l. tney-' greater part IL IL Al
I -l el4t This ,h .crs.5a p tAc operation given "
Ivy Courier ana Enqurcr--a paper wcl Informed Oh aI
.le, II Finance tn Administration presses, on the
.-h d contend that r.rc by the Soc
.r-i der The act Of January =, l517,the eighth se-
t.., e which. SAYS
.s.Asi ,l. saii Secretary j. further authorised 4,
.. l- ta slil notes - par f,r til, amount # the
sf AMI interest d1, al the time # purchase on said
notes. And 50 much Of the inappropriate money in the
Treasury ~ ll h- necessary IlrtAat purpose IS HEREBY I'LL
rr.prat,l FIJI paving tile prn la AMI uteres-TAe I2b
, II pra yie- flrhfr, That, il M IF the notes author
icd WI hi. 1T h.A hay ~ redeemed others 1lv Be .s
ally TIM niau hls Oas article lpun tile subject rr
which We gather that tile Acting Seor4taryby thu ,ysy i
Mr. walker sin an Invalid 'having money than be
wanted and ae merchants qairia- .ece pl- duties
which they -u!d Get without Aasupering the banks-
bought up Treasury par to the $4,000
OF there actual redundancy the treasury and
la M thus paid hard money for his notes Of hand in order
FL tire vleuty caused by this abstraction he will under
tn. provisions of the section gv above turn round and IS
eue so 900 dollars worth oi new notes.
This view ot tile variance with the fact that
reasry notes. the date Of this sublime financial opera
ZION, at per premium il New YORK, ana
likely We're purchased par BY Secretary. capitalist
holding S5O)o)) nth q treasury notes bearing per
interest deposits them ia the trcasy and receives
therefor the specie which he lends at Per
VIII, Immediately return it t. the vaults for duties The
Government the interest the notes for the go days.
AMI the capitalist pockets the cent or more, difference
between ncnt interest and the interest in all
Whether the end of 60 day, he gets back the
placed as collateral security served with issue
bearing the Interest," is IF possible Importance. II
any way yie,yeI tAs 5ln5 upon is 80
called surplus iInis.
"A Manifestation wh:h has cxe-ez 4 the power ot
King var ana cvyiug taxes, need MT cruIle 70
spring D., lending its money.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-12
OBITUARIES

Departed This life the morning Of he 9TH Of Octo-
ber 1913, NAME Byrd infant daughter of b. ?. and
S.B. " alker, OF AppomatloX county.
Died in Bedford county the 9th of September last af
ter many years suffering from cancer Capt DABNEY
PoNDExTE in the 5Sth year OF his age Some time before
his DEATH his attention turned the subject of Religion,
and humbng himself before God the altar of prayer with
the cry OF the Publican upon his lips God be mercilu to
me sinner" He has left wife children to bedew
his grave tears and with the and
cares unfrendy world May God be their husband,
father and friend and conduct them in safety that bright
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-12

RUssELvIILE, Putnam county, Indiana july II, lS47
DR. Notwithstanding since your agent left supply
Of your Indian Vegetable Pills. have found said Pills 10 be
great demand lately Tor the OF Fever Aeue Mr.
James Boyd has who has been laid up with Fever and
tgne and had tried various other remedies all Of vhch
proved Of no avail. He determined tn your Indian Ncce-
table Pills, and BY using box he is sound and we'll
Mr. Il. Spencer had daughter, Mr.. Hugh Groves son and
Mr. Charles Nichols and three Of his family were down al
the time with Fever and Acue had also tried the
various other remedies without effect Your Indian yepea.
bic Pills restoicd them all perfect health can
sure you from what have secn your Indian Vegetable Pills
may be relied on Tor permanent Of Fever Ague
Yours respectfully,
JACOB 0URHAM, PM,
Also, an Acting Justice Of the Peace
This is to certify, that was entirely cured Of the Chls
and Feverot several months standing by the doses
Of four pills each, Of Wrigh Indian Vegetable Pills and
alter taking medicine from regular physician for time
and have had no symptoms Of Since which about yeai
ago J. w. SPENCER.
Texas, Champaign county, OHIO.
This certify that the Chills and Feve,
by the af Wrgh's Indian Vegetable Pills. having
had three attacks oil it. DAVID BERRY
Sugar Grow, Fairfield county, Ohio, Nov 10, 1916.
Look out for Co,mtcr5eits,
Thisis the necdfl unprincipci persons in al
parts OF the country, make and vcnd them.
The genuine is Tor sale by
=. B. PAYNE < BRO, I.ynchburg;
James +. Galloway Brookneai;
w. n. jerks, Mariners View.
In Bedford County BY
William tiish, Grass Roads;
Wright s Matthews. Chamblissburg, II o.
Alex. Casey, Jr,, Emcus;
Bassctt Smith, Joppa Mills;
w Letwich & Son. Otter Bridge;
And generally in each county
Offices devoted excusye the sale of Wryht's Indian
Vegetable Pills, wholesale and retail l6) street Phil
street. Boston.
August IS I2m 3p
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-12
LEGISLATIVE OBITUARY NOTICE.

/ We find the following interesting letter in the Bur
lngtsn W.. Free Press
Nh Editor-Having recently returned from flying
visit to the South prop to relate 10 you a somewhat
original obituary dSeanrae which had the good fortune
to hear dnrnr NV absence. II p7,ntlnced before
the Honse 81 representatives Of Florida and circun-
stances" attracted towards the Speaker good Share Of
the attention both 1T the members Of the House and spec
tators. nher had the day hfirc paid the debt Of
nature the onv hjaI ufdrbs the people of that State
are in the ha5r If paying and brother member. who
represented adj lining district precinct. lnssted
upln anAou cling his death to tn II use 1t was the
singular uitneSS of the orator to execute snch task.
coupled with tho fact that it generally understood.
bat3yc The 10 called 10 order. that he Insisted
upon un1 rtahng il tht attracted s. large share Of
attention 10 ha speaker. 50 general the anirlpa-
tim III rich specimen Of rht orc. TINT was Induced
II take ull no7s III he speech, which nov before
the, AHA NJ whinh III fllowing Is fai'hfu copy
.'.lI Sn, .i.er Eir-Onr fellow citizen, Mr.. Slas
Higgins whn 'aely member If His branch Of The
Legislature. is dead gnd he died Yesterday in The fore
noon He had the ''broWn creators" (br0nchHiS he
neant,I supp seq and uncommon individual His
character good, up the time Of his death, and he
never | st his voice He fifty SIX years Old. and
was aken sick before he died at his boarding house.
where board can be had at dollar and y-ive cents
a week, washing and lights included. IT, was an in
gennus Greater and in tie early part Of his life had
father and mother. He officer in State mill
Tia since The last war, and brave and polite;
and his uncle, Timothy Higglngs, belonged to the
Revolut mary war; and commissioned Lleuien-
ant BY General Washington, first President and com
mandcr.in chief &C the army and navy Of the United
States who died. Mount Vernon deeply lamented BY
large circle of friends the IA Of December 1899,
Whereabouts, and was buried after his death, with
military hoaors and several guns was bust in firing sal
utes.
Sir, 1Ir Spelker;-General Washington presided over
the great continental Sanhedrm and political meeting that
fornied Constitution: and he indeed great and
good man. lie first in war first in peace and first
il the hearts ofhis cnunrymen. and though he was in
favor Of the United States Bank, he friend Of edu-
cation, and from what he said in his farewell address,
have nodoub he would have voted for the Tariff IF 1916,
if he had been alive and hadn't a. died sometime befrre
hand His death was considered at the time rather
premature account Of lis being brought b. oTdi
nary cold
Now, Mr.. Speaker such being the character of Gen
eral Washington motion that Grape round
'he left of this Legislature and adjourn till to-mor
emblem ofour respects for the memory OF 5.
Higgins who daad and died Of tho brocn creators yes
terday il the forenoon"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-12

o. There was a gross assault made upon the Parol
and Clipper offices the night ofthe Baltimore election
4 good deal If ia mage was done We d. not hold the
democratic party Of that city, of hs country, re'pn
sble for the act Of some o roydias, bat have
not observed in the Democratic ppers that reprobaon
which snch outrage the liberties of the press ought
to elicit f;:om right minded men If all parties
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-12

o. The inlserimn1le abuse lavi>hed By Col. Ben
ton upon every one who did worship COL Fremont,
has had, as We expected it would the effect Of drawing
Firth EeeFlnlat1y charges. writer in the Baltimore
Clipper accuses TINT 1:e of cnairl,ting Tor The drliv
cry q bJl heal cattle fir tie Use Of the troops, AMI
g'tF5 hs o5g1iioa goyarnor for the amonnt of tho
pl7chl7A -s'n3 Silll-whIst the cattle were handed
over 70 private agent Of Fremont his private propr
ty. The d'clmeats,fTvariaI b. Coils. Mlson and Ste
vens TAR To u5stlniae The ch1rge There is great
deal yeiio be dya his traasac ions in California
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-12
Splendid STOCK OF
FALL. AN ID WIN n ER g OODS,
At M. 2l5. Market Street. .altn rr. MI
AMBITION FAGTFp MCn

II Il N l. u N = Il - / L Il q Y U.
ENNilE tie attention y nie~lle and rrrlt lurcha
q sers 70 ihe'r stock ii Goods open. enirra n- n
RICH SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.
Every style Printed. Plain an IN S'riprd and
Plaid Cashmere and Mousslire; Na,n striped Otrn,al>
Embroidered Cashmrgos; rich whoe AMI c,'L D,,a
Nusns; r.mhraiGered Cashmere Il hes C l'I .yuncse
CIohS AlpacaS; rich and how priced Plaid & nds; rih
full supply Of medium and tw rrircd ID e>s Goods
and III II corred Fabrics fnr children, wear.
Culared Dress Silk. Of very rrt medium ANA nu
prirrI Styles, " the II 49, npIrtainas
l}irh high 'uSilei Black Sik>. VI ai Widths
Rich black waiefel. Salin srpal and sun plii WITH
Millinery sins; stiins, marceIin.-; i,-,nc,~ S~-
SIX velyes. very large Stuck NJ ali c.tars
shawll, Visites aati a'antiuas.
Splendid long and square Ca>rn r. Shfvl,
Rich embroidered Grape shluiS
t.,nbrudrr-d Cashaer- and Ih'hal. ung and slnur
plaid. rel. pfiaIed Ca,hmr AMI i"rlr vi .r and o..
loFed silk and mourning shawlS. II every Style
SliA Isiies; manias; clnkS. Sc:
Mourning Goods,
In l.upiu'S very superior iImhtzines
8 and black mo sseuts; AMI q I. hjac', ca~',-
meres; bac, French Nrrnus; superior Mia Ny; rn,lr
ming Cashmeres and dress goods generally.
Also. English and Italian grapes gives; hosiery
Owe wells. sc.
French Mcrinos.
A full assortment If Lupn's Frencl me.ims mann
featured expressly or our sales from sample Of cours
out by
;. Em5roideries. Lace Goods. e:yoycs. &c
A., r,, .; r.. II
An e"sa,' fa''ey ia' oar uS'; %W n'rt>} "' '''
standing Collars; chemIzeries. sc. IN muslin and lace
Linen cambric and clear lawn hdkIs in cIor i. i,
ver,, hrm'd ana etnn'I
Real NaIrgynurs laces am cA.n. !; thr,,i lr.,
and cdIInI~ mr~lI4 edg.g, and mscrlirgs; ii.r, I.
gypian ana Ea,iu rI.iug,; hrlt .rIb, r.: Il -4,y
mitts; gloves; ltaiie Itzl'u Go,ds linen ,~,mur,..
In. lawns. ana snail articles generally u great VARIETY,
In Linen Goods md T{,yy,Eee,iur .4I;cy,x
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-12

during ally previous one M perhaps single exception,
(Seon 1886 81 hen there 269D Up 70 last eve
ning, there PIP Alrc dates, distributed among the
different schools lous: Ancient Languages, S. ~
Languages, 50, Mathematics ~ Natural Phil sophy
9 Chemistry, 1922 Moral Philosophy, 49, Law 81 Medi-
cine. 20
The Medical school IS nuuerously attended than at
any previous session.
Al the period last Session. there were 153 Ma;rca
lates, and the greatest number 25 Charlottesville Adv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-12

Willis P B c lcl and r ,b,rl Emmett N,asn. ES1rs.
the first sAe Democratic eecor s Ibis District AMI the
sacIni The Wig su1-eles',r f,r iht cona,y of Camp
bell, hal Jsgsss a Campbell CURT Ilrlsa o. M1n
day Ia'. o+aI y ,ari dlg- H. u ,nsa 2lrts lin
self ~ sltisa,a III lis rrnis. anil ws are assreI
The Nhs cause saG!eI nl le;rin y Til Ilscsssi "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-12

g. young friend questions the accuracy Of our assertion
that the course Instruction had reference particularly
n the n,hsmacal-yvas more thorough" in the Virginia
Military Institute than any College in the State except
the University As he says nothing to prove that
rong We need not publish his lie entitled to his
opinion-ani we to
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-12
BOOKS. sOO3As. fsOuAAS.

n T. PAYNE & BRO are now opening their frll
-. supply OF BOOKS, 5 rArIONEttY, FANCY ARll
oLf.Sa PAPER lIiNGINGS, MUSICAL ms rRC-
r y Sc &c, consisting of the largest most desirable
am cheacs stock IN their line, offered in this market
hey would respectfully invite their friends and the public
60 call aad examine the stock They would ASP inform
Jerks OF courts Lawyers, Doctors, Teachers and all others
wanting Books that arrangements have made by which
Record and other Blank Books be furnished Manu-
ctu tr prices and Law, Medicine, School and nearly al
othrr Books at publishers prices.
Oct u is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-12
WI q I'd 1 = d y .

aIel abnu, lSor 70 years. feet 5 or inches high
Madison is a smooth skin Black man. good teeth, gnd
head Of hair and likely n marks scars that rerol-
lac of. The above nared negro bouTh of DR. Ian
don Rves. Vt Nelson county. Va. by Mr.. Seth Wood
roof. and by myself t Woodr uf It is believed The said
negro will probably maxi lis way back To The
~ of Nelson the county IF Albermarle where
dersand he has connections living with Mr. Robert
Ryes. lie carried off god stock Of clothing with
N !. a very gool Blue CUa. three Shrts. 81 VIII
pay the above reward if delivered Mr. Seth Wnulr,nf
IN Lynchhurg. PEN ION LEFTWICH.
Oct l2-3t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-12
GEORGIA ELECTIONS.

we have received Gl Of the Georgia cleo
ton FIT members Of Congress held on the p inst. The fol
loving gentlemen known to be elected:
I,t distrct-T. Butler King, (W)
3rd \. +. Owen, Cv)
9Th Th. c. Iacket q. p
9Th Howell Cobb, e. y
7th A. II. stephens, O)
Sh r Toombs, (lV)
The rumor Of the success Of the Wing Candidate, Col.
Calhoun in the "a district, is confirmed, and believe
HARRISON a. FL is reelected in the 4th BY greatly reduced
minority. The representation, therefore, will stand it
now does, four Wings and four Democrats.
The Baltimore Patriot say-A teegraphc despatch from
Of the best informed the State and who has given
the subject Of the election close attention, sayrhe
conclusive that the State is safe for Taylor In
two districts, where the ocoioco majority large
leave hope of h there the contest wa
ONLY nominal and the test. But in the contested
districts have made such demonstration, makes the
Site sure"