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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-13

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. county, to " il: Al rules bold in
' the clerks office Of the circuit superior court of Law
sud Chanoery for D"ddridse county, on Monday, the 9th
day of March ls4a.
Elizabeth Nutisr, Complainant.
Anda Nut,er, s. Willis Nutter and William CASTOR,
Defendants, In chaucerv
This day came the complainant and filed her hill Of
complaint in this cause. and the defendant Auda Nutter.
sr not having entered his appearance and given security
according tothe Act of Assembly and the Rules Of this
court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that the
said Anda Nnier, sen'r. 10 not an ant of this
commonwealth, therefore: On motion of the complain
ant by her counsel, It 10 ordered that the said Apda Nut
Ter, tenf DO appear here at Rules to be holden In the
CLERKS Office of the said Court, on the first Monday Of
May next and answer the compiainan,s hill; and tina, .
copy of this order be fsrthwit h inserted for two months
successivciy, in TIE Western vi ginia Times and Ga
zette, a newspaper published in the city Of Wheeling,
and another copy posted at the front door Of the Court
House OF this county. A copy testc.
q w Houner for plaintif) = ID HICKMAN.
mar l3-2m Clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-13

NUTTtE FUR TNkTNG UEPOSTTTONE
III N the Circuit Superior court Of Law and chancery
~ for Ohio county in the State Of Virginia. Suit pen.
ding-Foreign attachment.
Richa + Smith,
VS..
Robert McCsrrean, Daniel w Boss, J Rush HAYS,
Robert s irwin, William I stewart, John T. forg, Leo.
nard y Forsyth, Isaac d Carter and Andrew Byers, and
James u Forsyth and James X Baker, partners under
the name Of Forsyth and Baker. and Zephaniah Carter.
The said defendants viii please take notice that tho
dispositions Of Charles w Russell, James s Wheat and
Others, Ill he taken al the office OF James A. Clarke,
Esq. a commissioner OF said court. in the civ OF Wheel.
ing in the State of Virginia, on the 18th day Of April,
A. ID. 1879. between the hours of eight O'Clock, A. NJ.
and seven O'Clock, r. NJ. to lie read in evidence in the
above named cause on behalf of said complainant. And
If, from any cause the taking OF the same shall not Ike
commenced, or being commented, shall not be compile.
ted on that day, the taking thereof win be adjourned
from time 10 time until the same shall he completed.
RicnAsp +. SatrB, by
mar IL ALFRED CALDWELL, his Attorney.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-13

YOHN u. THOMPSON. Uuton street. hs just reed
y a part Of his Spying stack ut Nali Papers aud Bor-
ierr, Tor PaTiors, din. ng fsoiIs. chambers hslis, on ees.
-e selected ~ h,sssef frsa The latest styles Ia the
Eastern cities. rSr0ns " fishing 20 purchase are raques-
ted To call aud etamias tefore sirply iag ihense,ye.
elsewhere. as he j. satisfied he can offer a. great lndne<.
seni-. II aos greaief. than any othsT establishment in
the ely. mar III
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-13

II N the circuit Superior conrt Of Law aud ehancery
a for Ohio coaniy IA the State Of Virginia. Suit pen
ding-Foreign attachment.
John Is Sheriff aud Morgan NJ. Shirk, partners under
the name of Sheriff & Shirk,
rs.
Robert S Irwin. and James II Forsyth aud James z
Baker, partners under the name Of FORSYTH 4 Baker,
Daniel W Boss, J Rush Hays. Leonard T. FORSYTH, Isaac
u Carter, Andrew Byers. Robert McCarrean, Zcphanixh
Carter, William A Hin, Nathaniel b Eoyg, Richard +
Smith, John Aiken, Thomas Oliver aud Geo T. Shock.
The said Defendants Will please take notice that the
depos,tions Of Robert Anderson, Robert McCarresn, J
knsh Hsys and 1;iiers. will lie taken al the of &c of The
Mayor OF the city of Pittsburgh, in the state of Penn.
syivanio, on The 18th day Of April, A.. u. 1878, between
the hours of eight o'cioek A. NJ. and seven O'clock T..
NJ. TO he read ia evidence in the sb,ve nanied cause on
behalf of said compliments, and II, from any cause the
taking Of The salie shall not he commenced, or teiux
commenced shall not lie completed ON that day, the 10.
king mercer wili be adjourned from time 10 time until
the same shall he completed.
John D sherii and Morgan NJ shirk. partners under
the name o. .n''ie ssli,li 2seseswnL1.
mar II, 1913 N1u&1fAxerney.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-13

Rostop Tooth rowdeT-rhe hest ia use: for sale ),
mart 4 20.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-13

Wanted - apprentice Ia The Boos BtxptSa bu.
in~--- a sHi~rt, sctiye iaf, llor lS ve.,.
acc one "ao can come well fsco nmenlei And A.
.i..sr 20 do d. da,y. wilihsAs gooi situation. Az.
In2l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-13

palm Toa A fresh supply OF those superior
tohIh itd. Teas, Just received at the south
Wheeling Depot. BASSkTr a ROBINSON,
MARI General Agents.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-13

Now and Then. BY DR. Warren. author Of
A new supply OF the above popular work, received
this day at WAKEAAN,s Literary I~pot
mar H M III Main street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-13

NOTICE FOR TAKING DEPOsIrIoNs,
N n the cireu,t superior court OF Law and chancery for
- ONO county in the State Of Virginia. Suit pending
-Foreigr attachment.
Thomas Oliver,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-13

| Salp,nn The subscribers have this day received a
lot Of very superior picked Salmon for
family use. Persons desirous Of praeu Ing a very suue
nor article would do well to call carry.
mrI 10 M~ecoRTNEY L CONANT, Market SO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-18
HARVARD UNIVERSITY.

This institution of learning is richer and IN re liberal
end wed than any other in the United >iairs III
buildings belonging to The University fourteen il
number, and another IS about 10 be erected ne college
grounds, which mos. OF the buildings are located
measure twenty three Or rventy four The college
4as received from the Go.ernnent Of Massachusetts
IRON is foundation 10 The present about TWO hun.
Dire T. and If IN rlsand dollars 81 lie lony lis. q.
donations ~ individuals the s0vn. are Tie most npor-
ant:
In ISL Bcl l:nssy beGuca,hei IN estate nov ys,4.
A three hun rd and twenty tIouSand .olats--ou- hall
10 he dew tied the manual labor school on bis ,sa.e il,
ltoxhurv the other hale be divided between t!.p Las
aud Iheor4c4l Schools at Cambridge
In lSi5 John Parker jr hrq-eatheD. fifty :h,nsaa..
dollars for the education o!boys SA. s,o. '.
In 1917 Abbou Iasrence gave fly ,houslni dol'ars
{, establish scientific school.
In lS4S Edward b. Phillips heqlaatled a huntr,
thousand toaTS to establish snI supper. IL. obse5y a,.
ny.
Some of The most considerable iona.Dne By ;i. viilas
at Il earlier periods were
Twenty ight thousand dollars by Coun. Ermf.rH
IN $50, for proleS'nshp on the application q! science
- III arts.
twenty thousand dollar. by Abel Smith. for . probe,
sr'hip Of the French and Spanish languages.
Twenty Thousand dollars BY Samuel F.'lo, Gor pro
des lrship Of the Greek language and literature.
Twenty thousand dollar. by james Ielhins. fog pro
ses orship.
Ten thousand dvllars b, Nathan Dane, so7 proi.,
.ori lin of Law.
twenty Thousand dollars by Joshu, Fisher, sos p.,
Tess ,rship Of Natural History.
Twenty Thousand dollars by yohu Mclean, 60. = r..
aess ushlp Of History.
Ten;hou~asd dollar. hx Sarah Jackson. ;,tLe ala .:
On lgent Theological students.
Ia 1881 Christopher {. bequeathed estate "a the
college whieR aGeHnls to aoJnt ninety tou, thousand dol
lars
In 1884 Israel Mun.on b,guesth.d fifteen Thousand
dollars
In $40 Peter c. Brooks gave zen thousand lar. for
erecting house for the Prtsldent.
The present available property - the Cniye,sty is
stated at about seven hundred thousand dull.rs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-18

In letter tr General fevfayare. III Nov m e.
1898 SpeakiH o.: ar then existing distinction OF pa e
In Anercs. i.I-- r., general names Of win! AMI TOR Y .
which ...-i then by analogy. he !y-:
A. 500 .-n e the nomenclature Of parties offered to
~ " RyfS T. ~ trs as adopted BY Mr.. Jviferson
sax the following:
l.. Letter d Mr.. GlS, 3lst Decemte, i:)5. he
sy~: Bat where the dtf renee is substantial and as
strongly rrnuncel between The Republican and. Nono-
srafs Of country. bold it honorap,e to tax: firm
and decided Pan.' etc. Vol 3. page $40
n letter 10 Mr.. Monroe. 10Th July. 1895. he SAYS. :.
-'Ihey see that nothing support Thea. bui the ell
"ssus OF the Presidents with renpi" and the
moment he rereS that hs Successor. fla Nonocrat. will
h-ovPteore by the republican sense Of his constituents
II Republican, he will OF course give fair play tina
s-nse an lead things into the channel Of harmony betwee,
The governors and governed" Nm 8. page 1872
In a letter to Levi Lincon. ESD til July 1904, he
says. The consolidation Of our fellow cit gen
era IS the great object ought to keep in view, ans
that being obtained, while associate with Us il
afHrs TO certain degree the federal Of Repubh
cans we must sirp Of all the means II Influence the
Essex Juntn ana Their assocjle .n1u1crl!s iii every
.aIt Of the Union" vi 5, page III.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-18

The Charleston packets already running and have
proved admirable vessels Ehe Wast;n- ton AID Her
man, q The Bremen lne sre also fist rate steamers
Ehe third vessel the Franklin was launched ten ia
ayose is larger than the oi'rrs and il. rep tcd be
fIne>s in m Ide aud arrangements. 'thr vessel. for
The 1dcihc !lne-io run from Panama 10 Oregan-are
hitting with great rapidiy. One will sail for her desi;-
nation about The Isl of Oc,otef. aud III. other. two e
despatched al intervals q one month The Ohio and
she other s'e'Aers belonging Il. III. SeU 0,rans and
Shagre' !ns.-!sended 10 run in cnoeKin with G!.e 2
'If lise- ar ais, in SAFE % .,eu frSa,ln.ss Tine
Crescent sHy hes made Sever trip. snl p,lsrs To h,
ainlrsoe vessel. Tie InIea Statcs his sen RAINING
q i!avre 'o' months. But lie New 10 and gv-
''p"! line 'sdes'l"e' = suspasS every thing il the
shape u "'Aan ..ana,s. They wi I've the largrs' .e.
sseves built .: wool. and will equal the t.re4, ]: ii
saIH. l''n steamer. ~ i1lnl.r CAey " c,st ..! a
I!o" D! dollar. piec. and. lyt. .nI speed
VIII To- unsurpassed. The tir. rl will b. ready s.r
sea early in 'he sr'H., ,n! The w.,,e iy. b. o., ..
Zine believe 'hc close 0! next ,.a.
Government i"skes annual allowance Cor "A, ;r,..
HoffAthh OF M reals 80 "'st Il te .e.. sipua IN:
thai se vessels ~ be commanded hy o prs % the
Navy. and lha' when wanted they si. .e Incorporated
'l's lae military "arine Of the Country The owners r.
cslsng raw compensation. Provision is thus IAa,l.
sready, 'r keeping in Of .eaness f,r
The purposes Of war, II et OF twenty IS. sean shine,
OF an aggregate Coinage o. fry thousand tons
era as well built and equPpe Al AFT at And this
great advantage secured to se cOIntsy bv IN sncnn
siderable yearly outlay. llde'd when The mail line,
are IN full operation, doubt VIII. her tho pos age -
'eIsed VIII not equal the expenditure. The British
Government notwithstanding. the liberal allowance
made 20 the Cunard line derives handsome nett eyenu
'r'm It. This IS certainly great discovers mall,
p'sae capital and enerprix .ubs4rve gre.. .j..i. D
rail nal defence and convenence. and that COO Al vel,
,lfng charge 10 he treasury.
We have no IDEA that the lines already indicated a,
al! thai will be established Ohe, lines 10 Europe an
South America NJ" he pr j -cts'!-and c,nnexo. ruad.
between San F'sncisc" and Chins. For Beginning
Congress has done all that cpula have been expected.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-18
OHIO,

We have been able understand % ws. p-ounGs
tass and Van Buren,. Ut we may be allowed 10 judre
at what Will happen bs what has hapI>ne'! befure. we
should he aduced To believe that there is no Sat. in
The Union decidedly slte .Ir The nominees Of the
Phlladt4Ph.a Lonven ion. Il gave nmensa majnitv
tM .Geaera Harrison, and very d7ciied one for sir
Cay, and we have yet ts lie first gn that the NhiI
spirit has declyed That any por OF the av could
be drawn lno The support Of Gen CasS We hold to be
entirely absurd aud that Van Bnren while he NAV make
sad havoc with the vote Of his Democratic rival can just
ly hape to njure that of the Wing nominee, we do not
aPprehend. Ohio think be Set down with a,so.
lutte certainty ior Taylor and Fillmore. The Wash
angon correspondent Of the Journal of Commerce speaks
or the So ]ject as foilows-Rich. Whir.
The friends 8 Gen. Taylor gathering strength
ana spirit IN ONO IN lie esRag c1Rtes have seen let
tiers E1n the best OHIO Sitting that if human
sneans can carry tie state FIR Taylor ii will be
Gorwln is in the field for Taylor and is sb,ut to can
~ass IN pers The Ashiabula district Mr. Coumbus
DeiaHa one of the most influential Wings sf The State
Though at one Time reluctant to support Gen Tayr i
nov devo'lng himself with great aror 10 his e!eciu
lie ~hi also all The doubtful districts These
are The men whom the an Buren, movement vas mns,
aikey to carry away, and they HE men who are the
mos; capable ID restraining the inalicsm and the sec
slosz+sSa up which the Van Buren, movement is based
Ohio AIS aSs anti Van Buren, His name will maxi
no impression upon the Wings in that State but uilI On
fhe other hand take of large portion u the strength
ID The regular Democratic ticket.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-18
The y :. Express gives the following account OF
the LITE Clay " hig Meet no in Sew York

TIE lit t,I,v ,Nhir Naa,.n :; e. vt,
,yho r-o.,;n., .4;ao- .L..
-. r. 'iiOel ueoI1'eu '"e'e WAS no hopes OF
hn, N''y dIG uli' tl'S ds'h'h''ra'ion was
.L III, an = '1 ieau's "l'oi" nope 1t was
HE'D Tha - "' ne " i.'Se a7Se',
yaJ -, ''i7 stI.' =. 'l'S duuIts' eSo'-
g,r,r H. CI P,,o @'I III MI lt1uy :"
11..rI ,,i, 10y ~ vac ura'i, WI ir'i' came ''f-
sa al I''''' "elei iayiF, repre-
sail MI III. WIS - p'"oPies' H"u
,nnd ,to;, III num- "ad zone De-
(:aneral I,.,I IA wv, lii'' u' .'o' me "a'
inuton. NL@sf'r Eano-l ro'I ~ y az
M mare than tn h.iI M w. ,"a ''"S e.,e
,,,r,Lr of III. a, W. " ~ d" rAaPie
manly course ~ oss, n'.,, e. ;a'l '''u
rae .nvtT,1,s, ,Gn saT aO a,,a " o.i" , '1'A
rublir2 AZ '"' u 'ie i'e
NJ. Hall sink. =, rr.,, l.ortr, ,r5 ol ,.;,h
I,is -l:. a P'Ne a. S'ra' '"9t"' ana warned win
were impaPent pn s,% S ,9 a" f enc s ',%e
d. the m-etjnn. WHEN v,s m".'n ctoa-i 49,
general uor,a1 >,rb .I,',,;orr ~ ,a- I'm .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-18
THE CARNCROSS FAMILY

ues~s. Edifors:-The attention Of the low
ers OF fine singing, beautiful and graceful dan
cling, and good music on the violin and guitar,
was called to the concerts Of this family, who
have been performing in our town for the last
nine or ten days, by your correspondent Joe,
End being an admircr Of the entertainments Of
ms family, would also ask permission to say
that, after having visited Amherst Court House
and given one of their vocal and musical con-
ccrts' they have returned to this place, and will
open at the Masonic Hall this (Monday) evening.
This evening will, in all probability, be bis
last IN this place, and hope the amusement-go-
ing portion Of our town, will not let the endea-
vorS OF the company to please and amuse all, 60
unrewarded.
EO.H
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-18

o. The sras,h Of i:eve, Lieut. Col Era,r, il ,e-
sp'lse % toast offered At -y,pmr.e dinner gve1 4,
." liz New i"'.. deserves attention. Thi, nallan. Of
her. II - sell knorn. is very decided -. no-ra. and
IS IN the habit Of expressing his opinions upon ali poiri
rs Ques!Ins wlt the iranknc.s Of adi., and ,he fear
essness o. an Americas citizen. The tribus, n, boa,s
Therefore, 10 'he Influence which the .ar..tpv g s il
lnSrous ehIef eSerted upn the army. is particularly
s'asyi". we WORLD not desracr in The g. ighlpst de-
gree so" 'he rnIaun'ed bravery and biol. discipline %
we little band Of rgnars VIII, nu!hl al Plo alto r.
SAGA de IA Pa ma and Monterey better tr. ps never
he fed-nor would di.parase the character e he.
Volunteers wc. II the latter place and Nuena Vista
as'"s'ed their coua'ysen hy ihpl. .;eeds of chiy.
rous courage Eut we s.y, :rpt, the Concurrent
testimony Of al! ws haze spoken d; sen IayIy in con
nsi'n With these I.dy fields, tina, the success Of our
arms ~ each and al! of them Vac ref. r!bp IL. far pr.
- 'ieg.s hsn usual he nrr. ssiun made upcn Tie
roo;s by che individual character of TIN. in
chef lie had conf ence IN Ills i.o.ps-but wha. M,
III" less 'h' 'f'ah'' he had confidence ln hm~If. Il is
not going 'a' sn@. sag thai hi. ,o.p. had con
IN ht'r ''en.ra It., believed him invincib. Their
attachment to his person, their p lie presg.
"hlch aliachtd TO his chances, he 1noral influence
winch l~ welded, all conspred make them .callv H.
Sihcio'e when he was their eadtI. We do not cxague
rate when say ;hai at fucna Vista he was literally
most. {hree or four thoussnd would have been
less important than his simple presence inspiring. a,
dl, r m morn un night, HE highest enthusiasm ana
the most abiding confJence il is curious indeed +,
trace the Influence which one man NAV lu. WELD
Nelson was an example. The British navy has no
dnced mutItndes quite brave many who were far
better officer for Nelson was neilh4ra disciplinarau
nor much vesed in the theory practice Seamanship
many Of more enlarged views and letter la lanced minds
In thousand particulars Collingvud Iimd Howe
JARVIS and others were his superio!s But how small
was the Influence OF all united upon The heart a the Brit
sh sailor, compared to the quickeing effect produced by
me very name Of Nelson How much greater the
dread he inspired Among The enemies Of his Country than
all his gallant contemporaries together We stop not to
anayz the nature Of such ina ence |, s,fic-s IL
know that it is sometimes welded We Iced not saw
nat Il can be welded only by men Of simple, native
greatness.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-18
LETTER FROM Ct<. TAYLOR

Ihe 70. ficayune of the 6 h inst. contains Ion,
and admirable letter !on Gen. Taylor to lie bro,h., in
ia". Capt Allison. " hch ne complains Of s.. iniu.
- done t" him by the publication Of passages & various
private letters. torn from their cnnex,, by which rhey
were modified and explained. 2Ie ayows himself TO De
hig, good and true. and SETS forth the sense in
which he has declared that he did not wish TO be cou
sldered party candidate. The whole letter DIES inG
ME honor t. his head and heart and must elicit the adj
m'Faton even of his political oppohen. We .hall Law
this letter tetore readers in our next
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-18
OCEAN STEAMERS

we had almost come 70 the conclusion that our coun
lrymen, content with iheis superiority in building sal l.
ing vessels, had tacy yielded the English the ma
noPDy Of ocean steam navigation But the success If the
Cunard line and OF the Royal West India lire toge,he,
with The enlightened uun;ence Of Congress- has r;veo
an impulse t, The enterprise and capital of New Yo,k
which promises great hi ngs in the way Of rivalry The
pupc are scarcely aware Of what has been done in he
creation oil steam marine, within the last eIrh,eep
ih''hs' ana q lhe aqouni ofcaptal areaoy embarked
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-18

~ The great Clay demonstration has already ceased
70 attract The attention Of the press Of New York. /,
seems to be regarded very unimporlant affair. Mr..
Willis Hall! the Chairman, is Free Soil man. and is
announced, we perceive. Of the spe ikers at re-.
Soil meeting in New jersey at which John Van Blu.
rrn was also speak.
he letter TO the meeting Of The great Virginia In
Practicable, hn NJ. Bots, has been published. 1t Will
nJure one but himself
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-18
MAINE.

The result .! The !.ls election EDs Governor. in Is
towns. the returns If hcs hav. ,eaced U.S. is a. FOL
!lamlin. tNhig) 1853
Dana (Dem) l27a3
Fessenden. (fres S,iD 395.
We have NJ means oicoHpaFing these setu'as with
those from the same TOWN. IN ts46 bus uus i"p,.s
son Is 'h'' the VIII. vote is larger Than then
There are e1me 30 'own- IN the state The Free -.
vote II. oo Of them Is considerably larger ,hsn h.s If Tie
Abolition sose in 1876.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-18
YUF ROUGH asD READY C,,-.

'fhe'. "a- meen. Of the Club on Fnla, night. :,
"h'ch afls' :'e t'an.acl"a q business short a!
drfsses eye made by Daniel Na,. .: Campbell. Jane.
Mc:''nald. g lie Patriot. I'll. senior Edo. q. Vii. >.
l~'. an! Mr.. >eabu,y. 4 resolution was adoya, far
'h' appointment o:.cpnmiil.. invite the iI,n Nn
T. E'ves 10 address The Wing. .: lync.3ur.. At So.
'llae - "ay suit !i. convenience.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-18
tur sea. ending Seps. ;ss f9;S.
VI SO"i S"'i"5 .5tpt. '9f, 1910, 81
EXPORTS OF NORTHERN STAT

S-JscOo- 80, III y mos Ssds
ing March Sl.'. ,SfS
Mr.. calhoun Will sc he,e 'hst his estimates are all
wrong L. would be but fair. Zoo, ,hs some deduction
should be made for 'he exp,rts from the North 10 The
sum, and they Will amount millions p~r annun,
out we d. not IKE these Sectional comparisons. They
are unus' 10 the North and unus, to the >ou1b mi
only calculated 20 engende, i'll feeling stu cen different
sections & the same tnion.-Nr. Calhoun, ho.ever.
setern lily preaching scahd csa,ss the .irth. and in
sell defence. tis sometimes necessary % show him
'ha' 'he'e Is North as well sS South NJ man has
done more, none much. foster sectional jcalousies
ana 1t Is 'me they were discounpuanced
i tar dscuSsonsnd IN good temper. how ever .mipht
do good, as showing the eff "a Of the difference Of inst
uil0ns climate soil pr duction and people If Southern
statesmen and particularly statesmen living on the Dor
der states OF The South, would look into the statistics of
The North and Of the country generally they would s.,
that there was rather occasion for more zaaous 70
operation with the North. than for the ndnIrence of
fierce denuncations against the free S;aes-.N T. Ero
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-18

The New York Journal If Commerce says "Yhe
speech OF Nj. Webster has heen read with regret by
Hiany OF MS best frsn!s True he assens the nomi-
nation 81 Gen. Taylor but il is given with such appar-
en reluctance, wi many aba tements, that silence
would have been kindness in Comparison. Probably
Alr. W eDsfer is not that his own asprancy 10
the station had anything to d. with the faint praise
which ne bestowed upon the General Yet people will be
vcry apt % suspec that il had -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-18
POTIiATAN COUNTY

The Hnpoln men' by The C,ve,nos 90 til. N,sy.re 9
i'c' 'r''" The c.n'y q ruwh.tsn. J.hn -. <..l. Il
seal ~ The General Court !sving cause! vacancy in
'i'. ''9r sentstlo" q that comfy. the WIKI. s.ve cId
"'ee;In: and NOMINATED Il. ~. EInn.y as ..ejr can.
Iidaie.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-18

LIVING at the upper end o Prince street. was accdenly
struck by lbs mother with leather strap. The blow
was slight one. and the strap small one. but the little
by fell. and died ina short time He NAV have been
InIlred IN the fall The grief of The afflicted parents
and especially the noh-r. this sudden and meanch,
y event is excessive The family have the sympathies
81 . our ciIizeHs.-.N-r Ca.