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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-29

TEg. ExGe. Ga a1S. Der.


AM t'I4N -Nhh4N IL.
e UAVE inst received another L.. c al sple"djd as.
g. sorineut OF READY MADE CLOTHING, and sli2l
he receiving them weekly from my manufacturing IS.
tahlishtaeul, Ia baltimore. Now ~ the chance, Tor all
those Wio want cheap. fashionable and good C!nthius
wti do welt 10 give me a call hetore purchasing { Sc
where. aut determined 10 sell READY MADE cloth
in. At prices that cannot tie exceeded IN any OF the East
era clils, al W 1oiesaie or Retail. Mmd-uthets may
1EtI you tlcr sell cheap, hut there is uut one clothing
store here known by tuc na5c OF the Baltimore Clothing
store. which YOU wiz md IN the house formerly otct,-
md IN I,o GuShurn. NJ TEN
N.vu N,IT Man,ef Cd door 10 oN ] ktrtr.
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marNmnrr,
CLAY FOUNDRY,
Corner of Clay and FoHrIb Street, opposite
the Siee! Factory,


the Sicel Factory,
WHEELING, VI.
D. M'eINNls, o.. ". CT sNISGHAs. JAMES MACS
MAafNNIA, EuNNiNGiI AN & co.
ryfAREROOM at the House OF ID. MIG, mlis. No lie
W. East side Of Market square, where in addition
TO his own stock of lion, Nails, Groceries. Sc, will he
constantly ke,t on baud al Kinds of castinls; cooking
stoves Of The most approved styles, also every other DIES
oription of Stoves aud Crates of the hest and most
Itaui.Iui that are now in use; sugar and We ash kettles
OF all sizes, a good assortment: also every other descrIp-
tion of " are la mcke the assortment collliete. We are
also making preparations to have a good assortment OF
the various patterns of llouehs for the coming season,
all OF which will he sold OH tie most reasonable terms.
job work done al the sh ottest notice and lowest rates.
jan g.. I'd M'GlNNIS, CUNNINGHAM x co.
flUN BARRELS. A good assortmento of Gun Bar
~ rels just received and for sale by
scp22 SAMUEL NEEL.
SLEIGH BELLS.
g Bells on straps and in dozens; Polished do on
- Russell Aiartngales, for sale by
nov ~ OFT GREER.
WANTED.
rSTWO Journevmcn PIaterst 10 work on stirrup Irons
4 and Bride Bits, apply TO
nov 20 OFT & GREER.
~ OLD FENS, with and without cases; also a genrr
NJ al assortment OF steel pens at the variety slo c Of
NovE j. 60.
Monroe ST.
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TO TtE NAT Avn iAME, Com.,ocNs Nerv
sod ..Ju. L. .iulenI aHJ irt ian Nsselt 9 Eixir, s D,
..o-t . .estnat cdre fr k1e MAJ "A, con raced 60 a.. uf
mus T.. and Is gaust'ea o curS any sse of Rlepms
TAM or Oout.x dec Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-29

PILES. SORES, Sc-1he Gcnuin- Hays I.inament,
il az article more justly celebrated a. a cure To- the
hAuNr, tAsA atN " al ulIcrs is cures ave almost tt-
uusucra' le. aLd Il IS Ouiy necessary Ia let tuu~r vino
know Tic articie ari used H VITA such great success,
that 1t t-to r. al tr4e aud scp iHt 81 Cuis.ouA 90.
q Gouriiaud 81. New YORK, sole pr1prleiais.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-29

Or. sTUON'S SICK hEApNr'iE REAEnf-
WIN w1t ySp saiter via tuat distressing compliant
Nhra a seacay ; al haid .iat wit rui al To cure ynH!
TAis r.uaIv wtl atteciu ats destroy any alta x at mead
acne, either nervous or biiI1as. IL has cured cases OF
twenty years. standing.
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COPPER. TIN.

AND SHEET IRON WARE MANDATORY.
leo Mrrket Square, WELDING, Va.
ryilE subscriber respectfully informs his friends aud
a The public generally that he has removed HIS sale
r.nns into the large brick building adioutins hs old
stzud, where he - fully prepared to do al work. ethel
in Tin, Copper OF Sleet run, entrusted Ia him, wth des
catch. | have on hand q large assortment OF I'm ett
toauer ware that | wili sell for cash or - prompt custo
Alcrs on a sh~t credit. l"rll GEoW JOHNSON
sgeNpRAN1S--N alye AID cock iiydrants at n i
~ lur.h rrires. wsttes ~ % Mork wei, a.
Ruli JOHNSON 'iNs, Ns'Aet 9ihafe-
= FAD ripe an ayson h5ut ~ idti,.'eha, st''
IL no,iee al mr. n JoHNso r, - Market sg'r.
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&enaensp s. Rbones.


NHfLDRENS' Zephyr worstej and wooden Polk
~ Coats. Y ouths' caps and comforts, wuoiien canes
md Nuts, and an endless variety of Hoods, some very
beautiful, with all kinds stocS ings, SOCKS, gloves. mits,
etc, just opened and for sale by
oct sENSENEY & RROYES.
Y AIDES Gentlemen aud Chldrcns' Lambs Wool.
~ Merino and silk shirts, Hosiery in English silk, raw
Silk, Cashmere, Alpaca, SsXoney. Worsted, German.
town and Lambs wool, white. Hack. slate and mixed
cotton, etc. for sale. SENSENEl X RHODES
TNFANT"S Shirts.-received this morning some more
~ OF thoso fine Merino and Saxony infants shirts,
oct 10 S~ENSENEY Il HODES
TITO THE L~ADIES-eeceived this morning hv Green's
10 Express some more OF those very desirable liac K
aud mode colorcd satin and plaid cashntercs, also a few
sore dress patterns Of extra rich solid plaid ilack
Geos II Antique silks, with vsrions other new Goods.
oct is SENSENEY 4 RHODES
ENWAN SlMoNfS' ce.ehr ated cloths and Cassimcrs
~ hiach and fancy colors for sale by
oct ~ S~ENSENEY & RHODES.
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Va b. Es q z 81.

All of the following articles which hayt
Obtained u%nboundcd popularity %arasolC
only genuine in Wheeling. by 4. O.
FAIRcHlLD, in Pittsburgil, by " VI. JACK,
SOW. in ~Stcubcnvilie, A. Cons, m st.
Ciairsyillc, by Johnson. III Washing
ton. Pa. by \. SwEENY y son. also III
every town IN Ohio, Pennsylvania.
Virginia and Maryland.
AN UNEQUALLED REMEDY
And an -Sinennnc tor 80 81 .rnil-.
lst-lo or Gods and tcNeris' feelings aud preventing
FeVers.
ed-ror Asthma, Liver Complaint and Bilious a Tec.
tons.
ad-For Hiarhas, Indigestion ard Loss of Appetite.
4th-For COstiveHesS In females aud ms!es.
5th-for stomach a4ectlons, nyspe} STA and Pies.
The great points are. its not had 10 take, never give
psin. and never leaves oHe costIVe
: For all these things is warranted unequsI,d, and all
who do not md II 50 may return the "He and get their
This medicirei is L%oNCLEy| f. WESTERN
INDIAN PNNACEA. Iuner description IN an Alma
Tue outy Genuine Balm of Co.uu,hia HAIR TONIC.
To The Bald and Grey-ifyou wish a rich hNhtient read
OF hair, free from G1ittru and scuri, do not talIiO pro
cure the genuine ba.ni OF toiuinila. Ia cases OF rad
ness II VIII more tiiah exceed Your eAlectatIons--
Many who nave lost ller h4d tnr twenty yea.e nave
had il restored 10 its original perfection w Tie use of
this balm. Age, slate 'r condition appears lT lie 40 OBJ
stacle whatever II also causes the tnid TO ti"w win
winch the relicatc hoir Ntle IS MED, J winch means
thou sands (whose hair was grey IS the NsialIc eagle
have had their hair restored 10 lis natural c"irr hy The
use OF tbs Invaluable remedy. In all cases of fever It
Will ne found the most prasHu. " ash thai can lie used.
\ few applications only ate necessary 10 Keep the hair
from fslitn. ont. II strengthens the roots, It never fats
TO uupart a rich glossy appearance, and a. d perfume
for the toilet it is uuequsilcd; II hold1 three Times as
other other nHscallcd ha'r restorative and : more etee-
ual. Tue Gtuuine mauutacgured only hy Constock &
Co, 81 CORTLAND ST., New YORK.
To Steam, Boat Men and Families. CONNECTS MA.
GICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR 1t i. now conceded by
IpYnfral men tlat l'NuNels m4AICIl ram ENtractOT,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-29
HARDIN

csTEEI. 81. Squares,
~ Sliding Ueveis, just received st
New IS I & GREER'S.
JAS. n. MALT. $ .. rvsurfELp. WAITER e. ROE.
r(KoGiI.L, BtISIiFlELD X ROE, Whocsaie Grocers
AVA aud Commission Merchants, M. 1871 Liberty At
Fl ishurgh. j2+
III M OVAL.
RYIiE subscribers respectfully inform their friends ava
i the puilic generally that they have removed troni
their Old stand on Main ST, L. the new aud spacious
huiidng ioNef eud OF Market ST " there they nave every
convenience for the lnanufa. Tory Of
STAGES, WAGONS AND CARTS
in the cheapest aud .est manner, also for all kinds of
Bl~aeksmithins, which will tie rroai pity attended To.
Tashkfui for past favoEs they respectfully solicit a
continuance at public patronage IN fheir line
oei9 bUSBf & LITTLE.
ATTENTION Fapet manufacturers and hook bind ;
~ Nehave tor sale , paper CaIshders, one Ruling Ala
chine,
81 arcc parer Mil Screws,
4 10 small d. do
Making ey Under II inches diameter, so inches long.
lGisze,
RHs uusser,
Nov6 CS LAMBnIN & Go.
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Dry GOODS.
aleC. Ncpnlan.

Money Saved.
NEW ARRIVALS or - PACK L OF
ALL AND WINTER DRl-GOODS
Which wiii BE- sold from % 10 30 per
cent cheaper than any other
House IN this ely.
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0rg Goods.
Ddsoctt s. Robinson.

BASSETT s. ROBINSON.
No. 81 aud 81, South Wheeling.
fAVE lust received their late fall stock Of Goods
"a which willie found preitv and unusually cheap.
please csll and see, no trouL!c 10 show our goods.
Nov ~
DRESS GOODS.
yTy T. have lust opened an unusuaiiv large stock Of
Vs. dress goods consist inr in part OF silks. Oregon,
Cslifornis, AIwal; and other nlads, French, English,
and German Merino, Airaccasof every color and price,
SyoueSe cloth etc RASSErr & ROBINSON,
No ~ and - South Wheeling.
PRINTS.
a LMoST any Banher at YOUR own price To he found
-. at BASSH1T * ROBINSON.
Nov -
DAssETT SRoslNsoN-No ~ ana ~, have just
- opened a large and beautiful assortment of shawis
which they will take pleasure IN show ing to those who
may fayar them witha cal. Novn
Gallant s. Delaplatn.
90 Cases Prints for sale nv
~ dec TALLANT L DELAPIA1N.
q Cases Greer 4 Norris celebrated checks for sale by
- dec TALI.ANT nEbAPLAiN
q Gases Of Linsey of different quail lie. in store tor
a Splendid assortment of Cloths. Cassineres and Sat.
tineis for sale by TAiLANT & DELAPLA!N.
ANOTHER ARRIVAL.
n BALES Canton Flannel,
a 4 cases Saitinei,
= do Tweed Cashmere,
= do Blk aud fancy do
2 do Prints,
Package shaw;s.
6 cases Biesched Goods.
10 Bales brown do. Received this day by
TAI.LANT & D~ELAPLAIN,
Wholesale Dealers, Monroe st. " heeiing, Ia.
Nov
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" UBBER sHoEs-cco pair Of Ladies' fine Rubber
30 shoes.
10 pair of Ladies' Fur lined do. $50 lrair OF Men
Rubber shoes. 100 pair OF MISS Ruifcr 10. received at
TOT q 4 rbNvrI :
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WHOLESALE AND HEIttt.
FyDD 9 & Ssst;k2 - JC.SE.

- T the well kuovn stand of 'hc r. ark Nqaprlot "
49, Root. south end II Market S0.nrc. nr .tv or eve
inc Rlatee ard splendid a.sur sisut ut az ard Nutc-
Goods. These Goods woe splrctCd with greet ra-r
aud are IF the hest quality aud is'csl stVr. " 20 not
wish to hoost VerV much. tut wiz g. rtffr tn sHv to- all
aur custnmcrs aud friruts in rauicu'0r THAI o. we can
rot accommodate van. that vur yr y ua' rt HuN where
else. We are also opcpure q f. Gases Of f5l and
Winter tsts. made ofut'etl stik, Cloth HnH WiHr ,aa;r.
rias. The style is new. clss's and 'eaut'U -iHr Iret.
tteSt Cap that ever came To- thi~ ufo-kc' We We uli s1sa
Inform Nur friends that we have FIRE. assortment Il
splc leather; Nip, cSlf. Kid. huinP and tndiup skins. SHoe
Uecs, sparSi les. tscks and hnIirr of an ldul-; aveliug
baskets. etc. lsdics aud genieu en- vii please call and
see our new stock. We can please Thew CO raiuir. for
we have the Dreitiest SiiHfers tr The orc aud q little the
ueaiest boot for the other they have ever seen.
Ann Il
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r.sktSiI Raisirs and Lenous.-Just received l2loNcs
So NJ. k. kaisins, . Boxes fresh Lemons, aud tot sale
iow al No y, Monroe street.
oM6 pE linn
CANDIES-Our assortment OF Candies Us very largo
y and wit he sod wholesale and retail Us low as cauhG
had in the west. NbMSEN & NUlibS.
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2s0Na@ & @sx0c@ g.

yyoTTHS' Tbick Pon's-'co pair. youths tni.
y boots received Ibis doytv
dtcI NecLt rrrN E.oy.
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ORD Burwe!l and Mitchell


BEDFDRD-2. Burweu and Mitchell
Win r<-.githou, oppo>ition.
FpFnrLrrK D., O.,
r ,Il.las ~ W. -. magnify over
'.''a''ei, - :, 'ot Tue 3eaa'e' House OF Dele
a'ts'-eo od, ~ and snyder, ID. elected over
van and Muse--N ing loss OF one.
JEff ER>ON.-2. Senate.-Gallaher, W
Do oPle, ID, 5S9. House OF DelegateS.-W.
boS. Thompson, w. 592 Beal, ID. 53l. Harting-
ton, -. D22.
BERkELY.-2, Faulkner ". 6Oi. Book
w. 5l1. Stewart lniepen't Whig, SIG
CULPEPER.-JohnS :. Barbour, ID rc-cect-
ed.
PRINCE GEDRGE.-RiyeS ID. to-elccted
At6l >ft Shelley all NcCr, Wh,.. elrC lcd
llANON ER-lhr mJ.arity lur Darfacott, Wing, Is
1" .,,,...,,..........
'i'f Il f.Rf ltt' N'N#1ir " Jplh', Demo
'' ~. ~" Wv .fP 80"
ted wi,ba, an,,s,t,or =
CIAlEIII , Nh H. p Twin, Min roelo,,,l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-04

na Ming, ara tsd!y beaen-theTe is M rse in attempt
n Ia conceal .t--and We carlIny Shall lime
IA assigning Jr our defeat N tins or that county
.,h leas, obseryan mind he Loss II perceive
h. causes which operated not locally, but thronghut
10 Commonwealth I'D the nIminltlan made by the
late Wing Convention, been unInp-aclel. conscen
,ousy believe we should have returned a much larger
ma, r,y OF the House Of Delegates than did last
S,rior and thus secured the sscendency inl vote
That Convention We believe, rrf ,ced the will Of the
Wbip party Of the State, with more fidelity than such
hJies have usually done. In declaring that Gen. Tay-
l,r was the choice Of ma jrlly OF the Whss Of the
STATE because the available can1ldlie asserted
the simple TRUTH and It's action was daily responded
Il, even by many whose attachment to Mr. Clay made
them reluctant 10 give up the hope .at he might yet be
the candidate Had The acmn Of the Convention been
,ernued TO exercise lis legitimate influence upon the
Whir party, long before the fourth Thursday in April
would have pre.enieda united 'front.' and swept every
thing before il, But Mr. Bots Pronta,ciame,,to was
the signal Of dlscorl. lis ha,a asperslors upon thu
motives and conduct Of Of his colleagues the
House, who Were prominent members Of the Conyen-
,ion elected as might have been expected a severe
swer from these gentlemen. MIR. Bolts replied, with
still more aspery-adGssng himself tais line 10 the
Wings Of the Union, Instead of Virginia. We have no
inclination to dwell upon the character these pnbIlca
ons suffice it say that nothing could have been berr
timed or more effective If the Of jet Ia parayse the
energies Of the Wing party III Virginia Lee any honest
Whjg-wbether Clay Taylor man-recur 10
the impression made upon his ownmnd by these erinn
atoms aHd recrinnaons and then say whether he
wonder at the defeat have Just sustained For our
selves anticipated no other result With union and
hearty corporation, might have succeeded-bur,
distracted as were our friends. Who could have hoped
for victory Far be il from Us to alege that Wing de
feat the object Of Mr.. Bolts in ppang from the
scion Of the Convention but such was the predicted ef
feet of his unfortunate mantsloes, and If all gratitude
be oblileraled in the Of vicnrr ir name e
Bots will be freshly remembered" hy the locotuco
party. whIIs, celebrating heir triumph
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APPROPRIATION.

165 mai So mai.
ALIEN ANDRiA.-Smith, w 800, Powell, ID.
il2. Smiths maj. 2OS
LANCASTER and RICHMOND -Bbb ".
reelected with out opposition
SPOTTSlLfANIA.-Conway d, ro-elect-
sTAFFORD-R. l.. c. Moacure, D., re.e-
iected
CAROLlNE.-Moncure, D.. reelected. beat
ing White. w., by near hnndrcd,
KING GEORGE-Walhce, W :, reelected
beating ST. Leger l.. Carter upwards of 80 votes
ELlZ \BETH CITY SENATE: Pitt, W.
t04, Wise, d.. "a
House OF DGLtGsrEs.-Scscr,W W, il6 Jones
D.74
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, D., re-elccted.-
NO Wing opposition.
LoUlSA.-Harr', D., elected over GRAY, w
Wing loss.
fLOfD.-Senate.-Fre tW,) 1906. Wal
ker, (D0 273 House OF Delegates.-IIoward,
w. 3Ol. Howell ID, 219.
RUSSEi.L-Aston w. elected by MAORI
~ OF zoo over bis opponent.
MONTGOMERY s. PULASKI-Barnett,
w. elected.
GILES s Observation-Disclosures, D. elected
Wing loss.
FkANKLlN.-Two Democrats elected. Wing.
loss.
hENRY.-Mullins, D. elected Wing loss.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. D. elected. Wing loss.
SM4 IH.-Senate.- $40. Laird Co.
''lllisple, 72 All Democrats. House of Dele.
sates Thompson, ". elected, Wing gain.
,NOKfOLk COUNTY, .. Butt D. Cooper,
": elected. Wing loss of one.
nv, WY IHE.-Senate.- 25s. Laird, 219.
,rlil!,pe' r. House oi gae..--Boyd, Tay
Tor Dem. elected
hOC klNGIIiM.-Martz, 7s3. Hlrper, sos.
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E\Cl.

We need Hake no app 'gy r aIa,n giyng up .'vera
columns To f5le4n affairs Aueaiaa Is attracted Ia
England, aud the next Steamer expected with degree
Of Impotence and anxiety rarely experience It must
confessed thai the brought BY the Ac dia docs
got warrant thr h"pe that blndshed much n,er he
avoided in En.aat or Ilnl. fbe dom rs ration Of
the fharliss, wr pr">u ne ii, nded Zee er.-
We persuaded they did not expect that Parliament
would, At Once grant all they asked upon The six
poin, The escorl If the patllon To the House o Com
p4s by procession of hundreds Of thousands IN.
tended "a display Of physical force with view of IN
mmatlon. A. lhe sa"e me, doubt The wisdom of
he goverfm' nj in pnrhbjling the meeting. Prrdcnre
would lrae that the lice and The military should he
increased and b. the aItrt-thoogh Perfectly passive
81 Ing there was no each Of the peace. The with
dra"a of 'hs Queen from London Indicates prerty clear
~ that The Government anticipated disturbance ola Sc
mus character. Il i. highly probable that shall
hear 81 siirnnq evon's by the nrx INV hul have
no idea the Government, like that of LOUIS Philippe 10 10
be ovenhrown by moi, however numerals.
The laws of collision between The Charsts and the
military" We doubt o,Woud BE- the slg al for rising in
ireland, which seems To be N the eve If insurrfri
The measures prep sd ty he eo,trnnel,i III Sc of
preston, not Of redcse No bill has b rn talked If 10
rrmnve sin4e grltviucclu the ministry about 10
Apply the aros act To Dublin and The bill Of Sir George
Grey To secure the ryown Of Ike ,niroduclnn Of which
he gave h"ife. CONSISTS mainly IN the extension uf the
statute Of George III def ing treason. r,apd. Hire
to're what would b" treason anl punished such. in
England, VAS only sed'on IN Leland. This stringent
statute i. IN be te1der to the sister kingdom
The British ministry il time Of unprecrden-
I'd agitation. when III" oldest omnarchles crumbe
al touch and the Of popular rights is here
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-04
OBITUARIES.

Died, If Measles, in Clarksvie Virginia On the IN,
ni Apu. IN the l2lh year Of his aga. SypNon HAYS
W 'ppiLr. s1nnf VIM. H. and Mary A. Wadd,lI, lsr-
mcrIy "t tins place.
On Thursday Of last week in IIauisonburg. Doct.
Peachy Harrison pne Of the dcst and osl Respected ct
lz1ns of that place in the IN II his age Doc, II
had risen Ia emlnence in his profession, served Rocking
ham ~ the General Assembly Of Va was a member Of
the Convention, aud died respected and beloved by a
large number Of relations, friends and acqnatana. who
are lef to mourn bis departure.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-04
500 Reward.

IL NANAf from The subscriber, living near Char
~ 10 to Court House. the 18th Of January last two
Negro Men. named DANIEL and SIMON
Daniel is 25 years old, about feet 10 inches hioh
sands quite erect with good unenance of dark con-
ieA"n, and speaks rapidly when aeitard No disliu-
gni>hed insrks recoected. lie carried with him se.-
eral suits OF clothing, among them sui. OF dnbe
wool dyed black. tie filing Of which double aud wis
ted. wv"
simon is about p years old, Of the same hiAi stands
erect win rather sullen counenance and o. n,uat,,
complexlon small wen is reculleced OH ono Of his
temples, lie carried with him several s. It's Of cl,hIng
am'ng them brown cloth coat. but little yorn with
par ct striped cloth naaloons and gray cassnet c,a
somewhat iaded. with velvet ollar; and par If new
double wove pantaoons dyed blue The SLING Of which
Is doubled and twisted He wme u bIown cn osp
ha subscriber. having reasn To bsli-ve that these
Nesfoes are making ihen way ont Of the State, offers
me ablve reward their aphrehenson and de yery Ia
him. or securing them IN any Jail if taken 200 miles
from his resdence II taken n",e Than so miles from
his residence. $50 will DE- paid or the half Of it tor sirh
81 % them they ap taken within thu, distance ,hir.
y dollars will ae paid.
NvM. j. WATKINS.
May As
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-04
POS 1SCRItT,
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

The Redmond Republican OF Tuesday contains let
Ter from Gen. Taylor to the Eitors IN which he says
that he viii refuse the NJ naun II any Convent ion or
pary lenges exiced Of him-,iat he does not ia
tend to withdraw his nae whoever may be nominated By
the National C'nsen.lon i either pary-that hs
said he in favor II The tariff If 46-f tho Sulrrc,s
ory, OF that no gaaee the Mexican war ., ,ha, he
should select his Csbne. from both ps,ie,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-04
MARRIAGES..

On Thursday. the 27lh ul. in Richmond by the
Rev. Or Emple. Mr.. TuoM,s II Ellis. tn Mrs FAN
ME- C. ll.Ra'soN, daughter Of the late Thomas Taylor
Esq, of that cny.
Ga "Wednesday. the 2Gth ut . by the Row VIM G.
Meredith Mr. krcHARpS ELLIS. Jf Of Richmond
Guy, To Miss Ann =. Youngest daughter Of HE late
Nn II. Perkins, ESI. Of S,lI,aJe. Buckingham
ty, Va.