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IslelN y MoNC EsrEA aAIL ROAD


Autumn Arrangement commencing sept
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS.
Teore Worcester at ST, 81, l04 4. NJ, SUP ". ana
The ,ssI on the arrival Of the New HaVen IRAN
ressenocrs will leave FfiLbury at 81 A H. and 81 NJ
PassenSer will leave Milford al 10 minutes before A. NJ
rs ana ,. train from Worcester will stop Way
S' T.epe BoSTOY at & SAN, 81. 5,46PM
NJ train will stop only take up passengers al
Way Stations tor Neto YORK.
THE a train lCiI land no one east of FraminghPm.
The NJ train will stop of birmingham, except
70 take up WeSern Railroad passengers at Brighton
TIE M. train is the New York Steamboat Train ia
Norwich to heretofore, without stops except at
Fran1jRghal.
Passengers for M1bury, for HoSt2n and Milford will
take the Am and 4 NJ. traius. Passengers for the
Norwich Railroad will take The Am and q trains
NJ B. The A. NJ and P. trains take passengers at
Boston for New York via New Haven
BTookiine Special Trans.
Leave BrOokne s. and ii ard Il 81 s. &
Leave Boston u, g 10 and l2, 81 A, 81, II
10 Pm.
Neacton Special Trains.
Leave Lower Falls at 6 and 6! AM q g and Pm
/ cave Boston at IT AN, 1871 81, s. and Pm.
SaGeBUiHe Special Ira ms.
[ cave Saxolvile at 81 Am. and II m
Leave Boston at St Am and ST PM.
Boston Sept. l. l848 If WIN PARKER, sup't.
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THROUGH TRAINs

leave worcester at d AM and s45pM
Leave Providence Mt 80 AM. s'l5pM
~ AZ ~ Sppaloh worcester, in Green Street Depot
rpPIcuT ,rfoyidence in Wing Of Passenger Depot
hElonl lnAlN, with Passenger Car attached Isavss
Worcester for uxrdge where connects VIM "sc,e
' IxaRG1l1 a. ,S9 AN from Green Street
Leave Uxbrilge Tor Providence nj a. az A ~ st,rpM
Lsave e, Providence for Uxbrdge al IS AM and
ELI ~ r Egg oysctat Train and the Car attached 10
Feight Tram UfH not be run after Oct oa,s ''" "
The through Troins connect al Mnyii. ,yi,h o..hos
Tor sa'er;ye. A. Whiilns with coaches for Fat no
las ava Whtnsville Az Farnums with coachas sr s AZ
ford, Mendon and N vage AZ Woreesa nr WI.
trains OF the Western Railroad and NorVch arG w. WIN
ter Railroad. WIN ahu "orces'
The 6.45 AM. train from UxlrJae connects >, p
ct with trains Of the Boston and Providence Railrad M
Boston and the PM train from Providence comn. ~,
at Pawtucket with train from Boston '""ee"
The 3.45 p. M. Train from Worcester connects a, p.
idence with Boston and New York Steamboat TAIN 'o'
ISAAC HINCKLEY, supt.
rfoFloence, NO'' 1850. dwu
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~ TRAINS will run in connection with Trains upon tn
FitChburg Rail Road, Boston, as follows:
Leave Clinonve at {. 20 M g O5 Am and 405 P. NJ.
utersecting at Groton with Trains from Fitchburg to
Boston 7O5 AM. $40 NJ. and 40 P NJ, or the
arrival Of said Trains.
Rerning-Leave Groton for Clintonville at 927 M,
PPM and Is P. NJ, the arrival of Trains upon the
Fitchburg Railroad which leave Boston at NJ, IL NJ
and 4 SO Pm
The above 7 aims will also connect at Groton with
Trains upon the Soaey Brook Rail Road for LOWELL.
STAGE will leave Worcester for Clintonvle and
Lowell 6.45 Am and 1870 P NJ, and arrive Clinton
Vile in for the Trans which leave Clintonve
905 NJ. and 405 p NJ and Groton at $40 NJ and 440
PM over the Stoney Brook Rail Road 70 Lowell arrvs
ing in Lowell at 1925 AM and ) %.
Returning-Leave Lowell tor GToton at 7.40 NJ. and
lis NJ and arrive in Groton in for The Trains
for Clmonviile and Worcester. which leave Groton az
q A. ~. and P NJ, arriving in Worcester at IL A. Nj
and PM
The Trains which leave Clntonyie at 05 A. NJ, and
Lowell Is p M, connect with Trains upon the Lowell
and Lawrence and Boston and Maine Rail Roads, thus
forming communication between Portland aud Worces
ter, New York and the West by way OF the Norwich and
Worcester and IVES Railroads
Fare from Worcester to L0lOeU 81 IS.
Stage viii run from Sterling the village of New
Bostoa in Lancaster with passengers the Train which
leaves Cnonvlle at AM returning after The arrival
of the last train nom Boston and Groton.
The above trains Groton with trains upon
the Peerboro' and Shirley Railroad, and with the Vermont
and Mass and Cheshire Railroads, by way ef the Fitch
burg Railroad. w. A. WHEELER,
Worcester, July 90. dwti Agent.
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DAGUERREOTVPES.
Boots, Shoes, and Rubbers.
DOWN AGAIN.

VHOs c. WALES will sell at GREATLY
4 REDUCED PRICES all kinds OF BOO rs q SHOES
by the dOzeR package at his Entire Casa BOOT ana
Shoe St0re," Ne. 10 and I'll Broad and -
46 and AZ CENTRAL STREET, BOSTON.
T. q. w. would also inform his old customers and all
Of INDIA RUBBER SHOES that he has been APP
pointed Selling agent for the largest importers OF PARA
kuBBERs and all the principal manufacturers OF Pa
tent Rubbers in this country making the most extensive
assortment III RUBBER SHOES 10 be found In eny one
store IN Americas all of which he IL authorized TO sell for
CASH CREDIT the Lowest market prices and on bern
terms. ldiw2m-Aug IS.
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WESTERN RAIL ROAD.
FAIL ARRAYGEMENT.

FszsssF-7 ff.ssz zs E9 ss,ssss-s 49,
-sgsS r. r. 81 rs 70 IS $MEEG5
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p. e, HUTCHINSON,

(Successor to VIM. LEGGATE,) 166 MAIN ST.,
NGANUFAC TURER and Dealer iR HARNESSES, "a D.
M DIES, B2IDLES,--Ceach, Chaise and Draft COL
LARS Also, Trunks, Patises and Carpet Bags. Coach
Gig and Twig WIllP &c. IL Reapring done at shof'
notice worcester Jan 10
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LE0MARD'S
Boston and Worcester Express,
,.z. n VII E subscriber continues TO run TIE EK.
Eis8aSS3 / PRESS between Boston and Worcester toF
4sFE the safe transmission of Packages. Bundles
l'anF Notes. Specie, and Merchandise generally
Three Times each way Daily
Particular attention given paying, collecting and ne
goiiatng notes. drafts, bills and purchasing and selling
merchandise, produce, etc.
All packages must be directed to his care.
The subscriber alone responsible for property entrust
ed to his care, and risk assumed by the Boston ana
Worcester Rail Road Company.
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester to
Salem, Newbury port, Taunton Fall River and New Bed
ford also, to Portland, and all parts of Maine.
Orders free for goods be returned by this Express
oFFlCEs.-HARNDEN& CO.'S. Office 8 Court Street
Boston; J. II KNIGHTS HAT STORE 1o3 Main st
Worcester. S. O. LEONARD.
Feb 81, 1847. DIFF
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Commencing Friday, Sept. /, 1913,
PASSENGER TRAINS will run daily, Sundays excep
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-13
THE. TIRE ATTY.
held Scott.

ne senate had h'' acted ueian'eiy upon The treaty
al the latest dates iron Washington HE tenor OF ii'
'aes' ana mos authentic "dNees' however goes toa"-
duee Tue cohhdt" belief that II VIII lie fa''hed, Some
OF Tie euer Writers pretend 10 indicate The lew Senator'S
whose haifs VIII 1e ffeefu'" III 'ho heRaNe. H'esSS
ebs'er JOHN DAVIS and baldwin are mentioned as the
only hgs Among The number IL Is pretty certain one
Two 'i The most Oily c'9nao'e clauses relating '' MEX
lcan grants q land nave oe'h sni' ken out Inc iis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-13
FRI. TRADE.

!, ,ere desirable that the idea shoullb IS cor
,el by hs terms on both sides Il lie Atlantic
we .ome weeks ago ailnd,d Ia an arllc.e IN tie Ed9=
Lnrr Review, upna Free Trade, IN which cur country
,saecred al and denounced lor lis adherence In The DC
oes of monopoly and protection, as manifested 10y the
,r,ndof 1916 that bill which cur Secretary Of the
Treasury flndly believed to make era IN the
history Of the world YES The much vannled revenue
Tariff Of 1876 was denounced, by Tins famous organ oi
free trade as behind the age-as conceived IN ignorance
Of the planest doctrnts Of Tho new political economy
and contrasting invdiousy with The modification made
IN the British duties. II regarded with much
favor by British Free Iaders, as our act If 1882 was
by South Carolina Nnliers, and denounced as
snpber ..Bill of Abominaons "a Black Vet &C.
N, Walkers hopes Of European. or even of English,
fme were thus b GIFTED. Expecting TO be hailed as
laborer with the Co51ens and B1wrngs Of the moth
:. country what must have been his sur prise 10 find
himself contempu usy spoken 4 as devoted disciple ol
the exploded docirIne OF protection.
we have another ms in point 10 illustrate the
estimate in which called free trade lantl Is held IN
ENGLAND rumor prevailed that Mr.. Bancroft was ne
.otJang with Lord pamerston for an abogailon or al
Ieas, some reaxallon, Of The Brush Navigation act
Mr. Young addressed his Lordship long letter, from
y ,lh we make a brief extract Oar new mrIf. II viii
he Seen is s,iumazed as 'ant free trade and uusoclal
system" Ungraetu Mr. Young
..Ny lord YOU have be N oulwitied by NJ. BncrGl.
You may be a skful negotiation IN general p'les, bai
you are no match IT Commercial diplomacy tor The MN
lister of America Amel zeal which eAoling IN the tn
pmph of free trade under adoption oi It's principles,
exports annually upwards Of 500 millions 81 pounds 81
her for the supply OF hls liberal c9anlfy III when
it is received duty free while IA return SHE sadoits me
articles manufactured FROM that very cotton, aud eNpor
h.r1 NII lut lpS IN d -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-13
GENERALS SCOTT AND WORTH.

The conclusion Of the letter t. the y. Y. Conrier,
which give day will arrest attention by the drslo
sares it makes. The letter is from Off rr of rank
and acknowledged taleut Who's position IN the army
gave him opportunities knowing the real sae u hn2S
aelween the Commander in Chief and his aspiring Lieu
'ns, We venture the prediction that his statements
VIII not be npngned lie single instance. As tar Phi
low, his ignorance, vanity aud disposition 10 grasp hon
oS to which he is not entitled have rendered hin 81
desp cable in the eyes OF the army that he is not wor
Thy Of much notice. Gen. Norh however is gallant
SOLDIER and, whilst coulenn, we clnnpt but regret,
his Conduct 1t would hive been better Tor him 10 trust
10 his general reputation and the honorable mention made
81 his conduct in Off 'al dispatches. His friends
We're not c,nteat with this an,rnt ofaPpnse The let
ter WITHSTAND we must say Mr. Kendall, plricnlar
~, who was generally with w orhs division-manlIes-
ted disposition to cpair IRE than d,rbutlve share
OF the glory np,a him He made the hero Of this
and that afs4ir-aad credit given him for planning,
when his only merii in executing. Thls, for some
hme, he was considered as having done every ibss "a
Monterey. Doubtless the services If his division were
very lnportautbut who ordered him 10 operate against
The works in the rear Of the city? Gen. Taylor-who
quickly perceived the importance Of securing those strong
mods. The same system pursued, whilst operating
"0def Scott who gave him oppTluny Of distinction on
every OCCASION We believe there Is scarcely Genera
brigade or Division, who has not had caIms asserted
iol nun to be considered the hero of ore or The
o''ef OF every important batu,e which has been fought
W ocoits army. Ii the opcraIios Of that army
'ao peen as unfortunate, as they glorious, upon
"hon would thu odiun have rastedl WHO would ha We
wen responsible cor defeat and dsasie Unq uesonaby
'hs Commander in Chi'f Any,nerp', mr., = ST.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-13
TIE LOAN or FIVE MILLIONS TAKEN.

The uuiun of " edncsday night tnakes the follow
inp gratifying announcement, establishing tho wisdom,
tle Wings of Congress IN Insisting upon the negoia-
hon Of loans rather lhnu the issue Of Treasury mites
Thu bi's were upenrd this day by the acting Secreta-
~ ri tho Treasury IN The presence o the Secretary Ut
the Treasury, Sdelnr, Andtr. Comptroller, Conms-
snirr IT the Land Onice, &c, aud attending clerks
The lean awarded If course. 10 lie highest bid.
d,a. who. ar the prime pal amounts. were n. Nj. Roth.
child s Suas.of Loud lnily with Corcoran lsiggs.l
john $ Riddle. C. MeCaAtor, aud l.. W. CLARK u
Co. &e. &e.
Tho Mcssfs Rolhsold ard C9rcoran 8 Riggs bid
r HE Who'll loan At preninmo 2b, bat Obtained OH
y between three and loof millions Of dulors Of The
mount. taking half million OF hs amount, By rrctr-
pure IN HE SIX per stuck. The total premium paid
IN and realized about $4,000, which handsome
1ddlfon on ihe Miscellaneous Receipts efhs nth
lne sale Is a1,o In tu aselage makel price, ranging
lrlm l. Is per eehipfuaum We are lad lo see ils
Nossrs Roiselnd again investing IN American ecui.
lbs. j. Shows tlit' confidence WINCH The principal BAN
hes of thH Eurpran world place IN he Az elican socks.
1t Habl profit by foreign capital; and IA the same
mopufnun It relieves our nnury market and our banka
nom a pressure IA account Of tins luan The total u
mount i he bids Offered o-day was tl7 900 1000 seccn-
teen millions Of dollars
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-13
THE AMERICAN REVIEW,

The March uber Of this able periodical has beeo
ceve. We take great pleasure in witnessing the pro
pressive ability with which it continues to be edited The
political articles arc very profound and merit careful peru
sal The number is embelshed with beautifully engra-
wed portrait OF Nj Speaker Winthrop aud rongher but
striking, sketch Of the present kag of Prussia.
We annex a list Of the contents: Review Of Cal
hc uus Speech against the conquest Of Mexico. Sonnet
Midnight. China, by G.. W, Peck. John Bull, the
Compassionate. The Angels. Eplgram. Charles
Brockden Brown. Life and Public Services Of Hon.
Mr.. Wnhnp. slanzas Representative Government.
Recent Englis, Historians Of Ancient GREECE. New
Edition Of Websrers Dictionary Adventures in Next
60, bv G. W. Peck. ForeiSn Miscellany. Critical
NTJ.ces.
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a. sANps' s1ltslrARlLLA -

Ihcmthns oi removing dsartcrs aud alternating the sun
enrS ehth thew occasion hen impracieabeate
the great cad shsh ms nas arc asseurdto accom- li,h
thuh II may be sal with truth that tus medicine, while
will ale, pain IN The wots Of setana and other
uccloua and dis,aaes viii also IN very large
majority sua caves fl speedy, perfect AM pefmanen
etc Nor has proved Lass Ell ,rians N eruption and other
Affections sn than hosa attack the hah and the
glands White, hatsint, We would not rrtsumptnnusly
ta, manbitY tor thu Iepa do sincerely believe
the authority 81 thee who have ttsled is obeaeY and
from expct ense, that ~ tue complaints Nc haVt
nane1 and many others aranE firm unnatural condition
Of the blood, sands Salsapata viii restore .hv invalid To
health
Piee slpcrb 5itlc. Sis h,taee i,f five dollars.
Prepared and sold ny \. u. X u. SANDS, nugslets,
Fulton tre t. New York
Sold lay II II. LYMAN, lynchAmf, and Druggists gen
oral Throughout the United Slptus.
Altr=h 80
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-13
POS I CRIpT
TIE RAIL ROAD.

We able relieve public anxiety ss to the fate
: The Roll X ad Bill. The Debate was continued, on
TIN, STAY. by Mr.. Dorman, in opposition. Mr.. Misty
teplai - his speech Nj 1nnslall adyocaied the paa-
,aco If Tho bill very z,alonsy as lid MI Coeke MI.
Burwell ,pok, ogau. Mr. Tlloo'Pson If j. and MI.
Thompson. of b., both opposed the measpre Mr. ref-
row announced bic 'snion to vote i"r The D'lI.
Mr. Floyd had the IL ar lar Friday The Times has
abandoned ia opposition n Tue "'oi's 'he 'aes' ''-
el' lgence Is muie favorable.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-13
HNGaBUpG# NlgkEr.

bHrurfsa. oetss tr.#s iat itig. March 10. lHIa
Ica'sfo.--a s,ftsh,h lasp.s.sd tine Past wrts 81
bad, WITH gei douall lr manufacturing 4ualuea.No
continue qvoiaioa3 lrq. Al II t3,e,th occasional
hagshsls higher Coinmoo Lyat s. To 81 Middilos
81 g. s., Good ard lnc, none offering L5osc parcels
81. ir,a1 s. oaal as In quality, with gll' recopls
fuR-Nen duitatS, d1.Wit, but few .aes
P,oe'siaN Blc,a, st}sa lsbl sales at cents,
IF uea, B.ci / e'lts3 Caa M,ll. - eanls.
W.sd Rcd 81 - Naits 81 % cl,. tendency
downwaIds.
Griit-C9rn, new ID IL JeH Oats 80 to % cents
oper Seed 81! 10 II.
ilhskfy Sales ats cents.
B,esear 20 eculs.
Buta'-Stoek pretty good. l2l cents fr No. |.
B'rml3-Apple, uanc ulletlus; Peach none oledng
Do hoa-f air d5naod ta9 topper ton
CoBee-R,o 81 10 u eousi Laguira 10 10, Java l2l;
Mocha 2o.
Country Lmeas-Tow l2l cents dull; Flax IS
cents.
Cotton Yarns Sales Toto Il cent. average numbers
irdttcrs- Sales al . to 81 cts.
IGr seed Sale, 81 10 $ cents
tj4-lcrngs, N. /. s. 80 to 500 Maohcre
No. g, s. 5uW3S, No 2. $40
Guseng--No sales.
Henp--Na sales We hear Of The article is scarce.
Lusfl3 Od55 eenis, SUM sales by the quantity.
Lad |, sales At : cents.
.noiaases-Wo,t India % To 10 els per gallon n
o. lelo#l5 ceuls.
fijsia Lump, &s,5o-Gmuod $3.50.
Sugars New Odeaas 10 > cents, Porto Rico 9 to 9
cents, Clarified ~ e,nls. luai lilt5l2i cenls.
Sh-S! 81 per sack.
Iaioe " anieL Al 10 cents.
-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-13
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

At mepilnG IL the Board Of Managers ofthe ,ynch
hute ID reas Spriey held at Mr.. j lha NJ NarWic, :
on "Wednesday morning. Slh March, 1919. aud called
for the purpose OF paying Tribute Of Respect Ia our
late Fl~t DrrcIuss, the following preamble and esolu
Tins were offered adopted aud nIdered 10 be published
IN The town papers -
Since II hath pleased Gad in his all wise lrovilonco,
10 take from greatly oseeurd and dearly hcloeed
and Wvilege 10 make expression, however nn
equale 10 the object IN view ii oar sincere soruw, the
great Io,s we have sustained in her death.
We, therefore. r. sve -
II. That. whist we would humbly acqui sre in this
sudden unlooked 7f aud deeply affecting disprn II
Divine Prvdence. yet. the Board Of Managers, as well
The Society which they represent. must maurn the
lSs of hen most honor and acve supporter and
advocate.
ID. That in The nameofthe plor and destitute.
record IA our humble lroceednes. (aal is already
corded n hearts an mrnaes) her ttfag zeal and
active charity. by which size son4h ont anI administer
cd II 'eir various wants AMI n-ee-7ltlrs.
Sd. Thai apad from her eff 'Ienl ard and supervision,
presiding officer 10 Society devoted Ia The Of
5enevoence. We with untgaed pleasure rsier to her
''plous walk and conversation, her friendship.
aud glowng Christian loys.crdearug her ~ many whom
she has left 10 mourn her sudden departure IN manner
long t. he remembered.
4. That offer 10 her bereavrd family The assurance
-four sincere Sympathy aud prayers thar The Grace
Of God may sustain hem IN This. lhrlT day ol acu9n.
And furthermore, That c1py ~ lbese resolutions be-
presented 10 each member O" the Enly Of dc .creas-
ed. T.. BENAGll, See. l. ID. $.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-13
DlNNERTo col. GARLAND.

In consequence Of the extreme inclemtnry Of the
tier, On Thursday Last, the public dnagr winch was 10
have been glvent5 Col. 1an GlrIna of the L. :. Al
my. al Anhels, Court IL use. thar day, WIS p1n
I'd until lo=mprfaW the lith Int. Neafc requested to
~ hat the invited guests expected II attend without
further notice
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-13

The Demoeaaf N,aIe Convention oil renney wanna,
which met IN Ilaa,1ars GA Tie ih inst, nominated
Mr.. buchanan CaudlIateiof the Presidency sub
Ject Of 10 the ratidcliua Of tho National Conyeu
ton The vote slood-Bachauau Sl--D4llas 81 -Cass
l0-Nan Buren, J.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-13

The corr ispoudent ofthe Baltimore Sun. Ina despatch
RAJ sniftrd nj Q p n. "Wednesday. says:
As anticipated early in The morning. the Senate ad
ioumud nj half past O'clock, this evening. without ta-
King vote oulhe treaty, The day has be n spent in
dry debate and nothing material hrs been dune since last
night. It's paRsge h, weyor, IS deemed certain; pToba-
bis t0-morow'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-13

BALTIMORE MARKET, March Pm

Fmuf-lhr market is steady but active. How
ard reel toar sells al s. sales Of 100 bbls Cry
Mills h day al s.
Nhrai-NaIas of primo red At W 1875 rts.
tora-slles ii mine ulnteat s. el,, aud Of prime
yellow at - - els pr b4shel.
No allera lon IL other ARTICLES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-13
THE II All, ROAD,

We are sill unable to give any Intelligence OF the ac-
ton of the House OF Delegates upon the South western
Rail Road bill in the fate Of which his community feels
50 intense an interest. 1t was debated Tuesday and
"Wednesday and the ability Of he speeches Of Aessrs
Mosby and Burwell is conceded on all hands We re-
greet 10 say, however, tina our advlees rom Richmond
do not lead hope the ut The measure at
least during the present session. We fear the bl VIII
he rejected We must not be east down, however,
The enterprise has gained friends rapidly, and there
cannot be doubt ofs eventually receiving the sanction
and aid Of the State
We have heard from various sources high common
datioa of the zeal and ability display by Delegates
Messrs Moshy and Clay, and by Mr. Burwe Of the
Delegates from Bedford. We take the liberty Of pub
fishing from private letter, received from
friend, present in Richmond, who thus audes The
conduct of these gentlemen
RICnMoNn, March 9Th. 1913
The Lyuchbnrg and South western Eail Road Bill
discussed day. and laay be voted upon tumurroN;
what will be its fate cannot tell am rather inclined
the opinion tina, ii wifi fail int he This may,
cry one admits that it has gained very many turnds,
since it was first discussed, about two weeks ago. en-
surprised this. after hearing Musty aud BurVell,
to day. Mosby ,omnenced HE debate. with ifuIy a
bic speech. lie WAS allowed By the great c!appon ii
me anti internal improvement party. mrnher from
Halifax, Mr.. Stnval BurwcII replied Ia him IN the
happest style. Never have witnessed uure perfect
using up Of any man, in all my life. Ban this hot
a--lhe speech Of Mr. BurweI evnced grea ability ard
intimate knowledge Of the Subject ne ais'tssiug
have heard this npleia eXPressfdhy opponents ell
friends OF the ably ddy Gated. Iyuchburg
is greatly indebted 10 Mr. Butwe. fIr his warm, zeal
and nllke advocacy Ola question which
she has eeei interest. Like obligations are due
both Of htT representatives. for never have seen
devote themselves To any pnoIlc trust, with more
singleness of purpose than have Mr. Alosby aud Mr..
Clay 10 the Suuh western Rail Road question.
thought when came down, would try aud Aelp lit
lie, but snon found there nothing Tor 10 do
Our excellent public servants always ahead of me
whenever wanted 10 pat in a good word. All this IA
Dor may, and fear will not avail al this time; buta
ment has been made the seed has been sasn. and we
shall get the fruit in due Tell our friends if They
hear of defeat to be Of good c5crrwe have nothing IL
do but Try again. Never surrender good cause, Is
ahe only way to effect any thug Of real Importance
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-13

o. The remains of Nh Adams le Washngton,o n Mon
day las, in special train, escorted by committee of
thirty members If the House of Representatives
from each State and ierrory. On reaching Bal!ore,
uneraI procession formed aud he remains escort
ed 10 the Exchange in the rorundo of which building
they Were d'poei ed and where ny thousands called
look at the coffin. Minute guns fired, the doors
of The houses clos d. tie bells lolled the flgs h,lfmast
ed, ard every possible token Of respect paid The next
mornng, tie remains Wete aiken, III sIo,io TAIN, II
Phladr phia where they received in similar na-
uer, and where they were deposited, in be Hall Of pde
pendenee. loE The night.