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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-30
Political Intelligence.

MAINE-Mr Hamlin has been duly elected, by both
houses to fill the place in the United States Senate
made vacant by the death of Mr.. Fairfield. The term
expires in March, 1851.
New YoRK DELEGATES VINO NATIONAL
CoNvENTIoS-John Fl. Boyd has been chosen to repre-
sent the sixteenth district Of this State in the Phade
phia Convention.
GENERAL CAss IN SourH CARoLINA.--It is said the
members of the House of Rcpresc from South
Carolina declare openly and positively that their st ate
will not vote for Cass They say that South Carolina
will vote for General Taylor though he should be the
nominee Of the wings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-30
ALBANY, May %, 1913,
-t'@"NtN' .'F"y IT
The Intelligence from MeIico,

Capt A. T. Lee, Of the Sth infantry the recruiting
officer ut this station, received note this morning
from the Adjutant General at Washington, author
izng him to enlist hereafter to during the
war with Mcxicon Hitherto the cnlstments have BEEN
for five years. and officer allowed to receive
listments for during the war; The gallant Captain
Lee thinks that this order which has just been sent
to all the recruiting officers throughout the country,
shows that the hopes of peace have been disspatcd
and that Mr. Trst's treaty will not be ratified Capt
Lee has been recently promoted from Lieutenancy
of Palo Alto and Resaca de Ia Palma lie il about to
be at this station and has been ordered to
hold himself in READINGS to embark for Mexico any
moment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-30

HAvRrPackc shin Bavara-Mr Hedge Boston, Mr. Hunt
Vermont Mr. auchc England; Hayward Charostcn Messrs
Caamc Marchand Andgg Mad Perret 2chdren wtzer.
Mrs Rucc children and servant Miss Davis Miss Min
turn, Mr. Minurn DIR Mnun Luckcy New York. and Ss
the steeragc.
HAvRr-Ship Elizabeth Dcnnison-J Haas W Cc,rascn
Mothey Mohey Roth Roth, II ard Frank Schcfer-
deckcn, aud 2t5 In the steerage.
BfLyAsr Ire-Br bark Aipine->J Boyd and Crawford.
BoMBAy-Bng Margaret Anu-Csptain AtkinA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-30
MARTENS INTNLLIa nn n


80. ......... 80 NOON RISES ..."...... 3 IS
SUN sxrs .......... 81 WATER. -. 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-20
GEN. PILLOW AND MIR. FREaNFR.

The article irom the \. Delta viii attract the at.
tcntion Of The reader II gives The history of the iamon,
Icundas romance su far as the Delta was concerned
The only part of Mr. Ffeaner's conduct We thought i'm
proper was the refusal t,ye I'M the ,n,nnscrn, nlacrj
in his hands BIZ Pillow Tie at,irl. from rho Delt,
shows that he was f,a,n the turn matters ,a fIlv ms
,i6rl in this refused aud Thai ,, ,y
,naccordance with the ,hoiact.r h. le,rs If frank and
,io,minJea ma,
vo ,l,;nl :, No, INN, h,1a H., a. ;,,i;,.,.., :,
n :, -,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-20

,fnniesl except the highest Reform will be directed
Ia this payment Oh uficershnt first, perhaps In the
enormous charges upon the public treasury in the shape
Of pensions l. here reason, necessity decency In HE
widow OF William Va tpfy ordinary Germar va.
man. who promises dive taf half century ye,daw-
inc pension Of nearly hall million Of dollars ?Pruce
Albert has 10000 allowed him Tor pocket money ard
all the collateral branches Of the royal family are quar-
tered upon The treasury. 10 the amount OF more Than
million. We say nothing OF the clv lst oil the Queen
which exceeds five millions dollars. 1t, idle 10 sup
pse that the Bniish e'plc notwithstanding ter stu
rid fanacism on the SUI jet of royalty will much long
consent 10 paJ such prce for HI" luxury. The pa
ulatuns OF the English press we thnk rather pfeuia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-20

Ia the Votes Of Lynchaafg today In, as MT a ,ocs
i'm new te them has beeo heretofore fully discuss
ed "'h reference 10 hkeguamny to he given to the
sork subscribed 10 the Rirhm nd and Ohio Ra Road
and our e'li1ens, by an overwhelming magnify, sanction
ed that measure, We conceive there Is M comparsn
between that scheme aud the one now presented 10 ,ut
considerations. We lieve the vote viii br M, ls !
argo 10 day IN favor OF the gusrany than IN ihe form
ef occasion We content ourselves by urging all to al
tend the POLLS Let there be as full an pub
lie sentiment possible.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-20
The Repuii,ic1n SAYS ;

The Democratic Sen1te Of Michirsa has postpone
indefaielr. the Wilmpt Povso Resolutions. which had
passed the lower house Can mach be said for The
Senate OF any Northern Wing State ~
We need not remind the reader tina, the House o.
Representatives of Michigan isas overwhelmingly Dem
ocTatlc as the Senate. Nor need we say Ia them that
at the last session, buttons favor IT the Wilnot
ffoV's by nearly unsnmlnsvo were passed by both
branches of the Legislature Of Michigan. Gen. Cass
was then Wilmot Provso man. lie has since, to
ca'e Southern support. avowed himself opp sed to that
measure and the Legislature of his Sate,w chang
VI views" or feelings on the subject Of slavery.
oas It's ctIon to his altered attitude. If Gen. Gas.
s''Uu return 'o'he Pfoviso which he would readily
CO. II De demonstrated to be expedien, may expec
MS trends IN Michigan 10 adop, their las, years res
olulons.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-20
OBITUARIES.

Died, at Peachland. Bedford county, Va on the eve
ming OF the l2lhm Apul. LAuR, VIRGINIA infant dauph
ter of lhe Hon. w. l.. and Elizabeth Gaggin AIRED
abpul one year aud three monihs Sweet and lovely
Laura
mo bitter tears for thee he shed
Blossom Of being, and gone
With flowers alone strew Thy bed
o blest departed one,
Whose all al l,fe, rosy raw
Blnsh'd into dawn. and pass away"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-20
MUIR II s. PRESTON,
rn..

HURT s. PRESTON,
DEALERS IN
Groceries, Liquors and Dome,tics OF al kind.
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
MAIN STREET, LYNcHnunG, VA
4 RE now receiving. and have IN Store. arpr and
~ well selected Stuck Goods recently purc hased
IN the Northern cities, f., Cash conssling in part oil
The following articles =
PIC bags Rio, Iagnayra and Java Cofre. some very
g hhIs n O., P. R. and St. Crni1 Sugars.
, bids \. O. Clarified do
ID hhds. and bbs. z. X and n o. Molasses.
| tieree Sluarl's extra Syrup
1000 lbs. Sple Gather,
10 tons 1redegar and Country Bar Iron
22lO lbs. lllslered Sieel
1000 do NayIor & Co.'S, Shear and Cast Steel,
100 sacks of Salt,
30 bales oi Boneslics. from "a Ia 81
10 do Cotton O2nabuGgs, Nus. and ,
10 bbls. Tanners Oh
10 do Nos and 2 Markarel
40 boxes spetm and alow Candies,
100 kegs Nails all SIZES including box and lining
Nails
500 lbs i op Iron all sizes.
80 kegs Rife aud Blasting Powder,
20 nests Wood Ware
80 boxes English Cheese,
1000 lbs Lewlss White Lead
20 boxes Suuart's Loaf Sugar,
10 bbls Crushed and Powdered do
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarns, lest factories,
10 tons Redmond Ground Plaster,
II CASES Hats, including Panama Leyhorn, Palm
Leaf, SC.
Liquors.
80 bbls Mountain and Rechf d NhisHey,
20 do old Rye, j. Martin Rerhart's do
| ppe Gard, Darny s Co, Brandy,
| do J. J. Dupny s. Co., do
| dp 4 Selgnelte. do
20 bills Imitation Brandy,
10 do Apple Brandy,
10 do Rye Gin
10 do Boston Rum,
8 do Sicily MADEIRA Wine,
| do fine old do do
5 do Malaga Wine,
lacluding Indigo, M,dler, Copperas. Alum, SaIr-pe
tire. Burax, Logwood Putty, Alspce Pepper, Ginger.
Pruls Tow Linen. B eacLed Shefilngs and Shirtlugs,
Trace Chains Spades, Shoyee, Castings, Wagon-blXes
and variety OF other articles Mt mentioned in the above
catalogue
90. WANTED.-Bacoa, Flour. Fasseed. Bu tier.
Tow and Flax Linen 'inscng, eswax, w hskcy 81.
fur which the highest market price Will be given III
Ca>hnr Barter.
April 20-is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-20
The Legislature If New Yor, has passed law pro

The Legislature If New York has passed law pro
ttctng he rights oil married woiaen. which is work
great revolution Ia socety. TIE lsw is 90 into ef
feet within twenty days Of its pasale It's character
may be harmed from the following brief abstract
Sec |. provides that tir READ and personal property of
any woman ,rho MAY hereafter samry,o viii Ii shr shall
avn al The time n MARRIAGE the rents issues aud pro-
fits thesct, A4a he su rc 20 the disposal oi her
husband nor be ianlp fl1 his Debts and shall continue
Her sole and separate p'cpetyas il the were single
female.
Sec p mikes the provision in respect 70 emales
nor married, except relation to debts Husbands al
ready contracted
Sec. g. makes it lawful for married female 10 receive
hy gift. grant, devise bcqnesi. m any person other
than her husband aud To hold The same, ii she Were
single, and all It's rents, issues and pr Ills.
We do not see any provision made for suhleciin9 o the
property Of he Vie for debts contracted by herself
Nor for preventing The husband from ndncng the wife
to convey. Several States have passed similar laws and
The example thus set will he followed.
The Rfpublicln Of Monday announces GEN. q. u
tIAY and DR. CHARLES J. OLIVER as democratic can
dida'es 10 en.l-ea. ,h1 coev Camper IN tie next
| r-siatt-o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-20
.s'OTICE.

4 l meeting nj the Commissioners appointed by the
~ Ac OF Assembly Incorporating the Iynchburg and
Tennessee Rad Rad Company the following named
gentlemen were appointed additional Commissioners ior
The CITY Of Redmond, Fleming James. l.. D. Cren-
shaw. Hugh w Fry, john Enlers. Thomas IT, Ellis.
John }. London, Chs Dnnnock, aud Cnrbn Warwck
These gentlemen respectfully urged 10 enter upon
he duly gped them by the Charter Of the Company
al their earliest cuny enlcHcc.
HENRY DAVIS Chairman
Iynchbofg Board Commissioners
April 21-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-20
BEDFORD C0ININ

We have already saiel that WILLIAM NJ Bur
WELL. Esq. Was candidate Cor re election to The
House Of Delegates, and that ROBERT C. MITCH
Ell. Esq was also announccd as candidate We lear
that there will be democratic opposition in the person OF
Col GREEN BOARD. We think may say tina
The election II the gentlemen FIRST named Beyond
peradventure
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-20

% Mr.. Aliens Res buttons, which passed the SEN
ate unanimously passed the House Of Representatives
on the i0th inst with bnt two dse n'ing voices Mr. Pal
trey the next day, with view of making spcecp,
moved Reconsideration. spicy debate was the result
IN which Messrs Pendet"n aud B,ily exchanged some
hts in regard To the conduct the Senate IF Vigin,
refusing to pass he resolutions honor of Mr. Adams
The motion OF Mr. Parcy was laid the table, 10y a
large majority. The House seemed to have nothing in
the way o' business To do. and desoed The day
ical exercises
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-20
AN AttF
TO INCORPORATE TIE LNNCHBtRG
AND
TFNNESSFERA ABROAD.

MISREPRESENTATION 100,
Whereas. the General Assembly OF Andul repabi4
Relmad, connecting with lis Southwestern crary, at
great lup rance. aud hclsNes that with the assantand
co operation u lhe satc ot Isnnrssee EXTENSION ol
the sumo to punt At otnea The tpWn al Memphis uan
csahshn communication between thr Atlantic oruru
and the Mississippi tlrct rfonotive nj the rnnt put-
poses ri International Intercourse an1 81 National de
fence.
BE Il eadetfi nv RE General .ls@mbii That it
shall he lawful In npeu hIaka Il subscription the
of lynehhulu, under the direction o llenry Dnvs Ialu
C. Meru. Samuel Mcturhle thlrlrs II vnrh Jesse
Hare and R.Mcl hRcl IN llhcrtv. under the dluc
o Robert Allen, t. \. Doned. thatles ". Gtll. Ebcn
Nolms. Robert Campbell. itiplcu T. Lowry Gesiayus
4. WngHrld, fa,ehal HHarl. William Ferry. Joseph
" lsm. William K Jones. William Radoni. 4. =
Scrnegs JESSE I ilopkns, Roberto. Mitchell. Henry
W. NJ 1sely, Pleasant Preston. and VI. T. Bmhs.in 81.
len. under the direction Of Nm. NJ. Peytn William
Watt. Elijah Met lauuahan, Powell H. Hun. Geo
W. Shanks, John II Griffin. rtoy Camphel Geo. {
Ia0ghomc and George 7. laype; In thellanhurg
under he direction at Jefemiah Kyle. DAVID Barnett
VIM. Wade, John Il Logan. Joha h. Radlul aud
Il, \ Smith; IN Newhcfn under the dlecpn 81 Brnj
+. w sof, INecl Quinn, Edwin " alson. DAVID +
kcnl Reason Netmtlhun y j u Alexander, m " ylhc-
VILE, under the direction of Geo Vc Stewart ErhIaim
Mesasach, john I. Matthews james 81. Clair. Robert
trocAo aud Robert Kent, Marion unlrr the direction
of James w Shelley, George W jones. Jas f. pcndlr.
ton, Edward ). Watson, Francis T. Stnly, John w
Srhnolhed; IN Abingdon, under The direction Of John
Greennay. john NJ Preston. Lac b. Damn. John NJ
MITCHELL Jacob Lynch. and DauIel II. IugI OF any
oi ihcm aud IN such other place pacrs under
the direction o such agents. dcpull,s asa majority of
the commissioner nj either al the above named places
shall designate Ion the purpose If receiving ssc ptons
to the amount oil twenty-five thousand shares Of one
hundred dollars each, to Constitute lnl capital stock
fr The purpose OF making afltoad from the town Of
Lynebchburg, BY the mo,t eligible route through the
Southwestern par 81 ugnia To Suitable Innl ON
/ the Tennessee l every linn nrrps
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-20

o. In the county If Augusta there was danger of
too many Wing candidates. A meeting If the party ma
nominated Hugh w. Shelley and John Marshall NcCue
as the candidates. Mr.. Shelley was member Of the
last House Of Delegates
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-20
MOI ICE.

DOCKS VIII he opened On Monday. Tho d May
nes 10 receive subscriptions ia Stnek IN The Lynch
burg and Tennessee Raj .oad Company, at the follow
my place. viz.
At Isnchburp. under the direction III Henry DAVIS.
John 6 Mccm. Samuel McCofk'r. Charles II. Lynch.
Jesse Haze aud John r. Mcdaniel III Ilbet'y. under
the direction uf RI. Allen, H. A. Douald. Charles w.
Gil Eben Nrlms. RoL'. Campbti friplcu T.. Low
~, Gnsavus 4 Wnghrld. pasrlal Bui'ri, William
Terry. Joseph Wllsrl. William Il J,nrs. Wm. Rad
fri. Il ). Sctugss Jesse + Hopkins, Rpbcr, C. Nit
chen Henry W. Mnsrlc. Pleasant Preston and NJ. 7.
Butks, al Slcm, under ihr direction Ut Ym NJ Peston,
William Watts. Eljlh McGhnahan Powell II. Hui,
Gen w. Shlnks. John II. Gutlin. Leroy Campbell,
Geo {. Lsngh1rae ard q re Z Iaylm al htls
tianshnfg under lhr direction Of Jeremiah Kyle. David
Barneli. Wilnn Wade. ,un b. Logan. John II. Rad
ford aud Il Smith; At NeNhrrn. under the direction
of Den. + Wysir, Lynch Guuin. FL. Watson. Da.
vd + Kent. Reason Ncrnillan and John b. Alexander;
At W yiheyllr unlrr the dlrrciinu If Geo Stewart. h
McGavock. John p. Matthews. james st Cait Robert
Crpcket aud l,ohert Kent; NJ Marion, under The drcc
ton oi James w Shrl,y, Geo. W. ipneR. james f.
Pcndefon. Fdward :. Watson. Francis T. Staly. John
w. Schadhrld in Ahiuadan. uudef lhr direction of
John { Grronway. John NJ Preston. leaac u. Dunn
John NJ Mitchell, jacob Lunch and DANIEL II Ingr
BY atd,r oiIho B,ad ui Commissioners appointed for
the town of lynchhufg
April l1-Wl5J Commissioners al Lvnchblrg.
n B.-SVr the hartrtia the iNncbbntg Virginia
# Apnl l5lh aud 2O,h. ISIS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-20
NEW YORK CHARTEn ELECTION

This election took place Tuesday week and resulted
IN the choice Of rlayemeyer. the Democatic candidate
who has beaten Mr. Brady. he Wing incumbent, by
majority of THIRTY SIX VOTES only
MI llavemtycr is respectable gentleman. and made
excellent Mayor. He is however a tllosnnut .goino
friend Of Mr. Van Buren, and ayswed friend of the Wi
mot Proyiso or course the :ocnrc, PIES, of Ir,lni,
and the South will arow oyer the result
In the Board Of Aldermen The Whos have ten mem
bers, and the Democrats eight. In the Board If Assis
tant Aldermen there -each party having elected
nine.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-20
GR.LND STOCK or
~ r. w. a. q % I'D g.

ut NTIOTF.SATE MD EETA1I..
JOIiN PuRNiS has Just reached home from a trip az
- Gdods, aud opening, and shall be receiving
through, NJ Tie month 81 Anil, general assortnentof
FANCY. STAPLE AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
SHOES, HATS. CAPS, BONNElS, e., &c.
LADIES GOODS
splendid large emhrollered Grape Shawls to-wit.
s~rct, White, Chcrrt Tea and I1tab colours, at SO,
s5 80. so and $50, eaeh Also, Dress Goods for the La
lie, to-,,I'.
Lawns, Organizes Ginfhoms silk Tissues, and every 9TH
kind OF fashionable Goods,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-20

g. The French Republic has received from the Mon
archy legacy Of the grayes financial difficulties. The
funded national debt less than one thousand
and forty millions ofdoldrsl Since siI nowithsrand-
lng he profound peace in Europe. and with extra
calls except hose arising from the in AlIers the
debt has increased ian hundred millions Of
dollars. II is evident, from the Developments made
thai had Louis Philippe continued on The throne, nation.
al bankruptcy have ovorfaken France within few
years Durng the two hundred and SHY eight days
which preceded his ahdicalion the government of Louis
Philippe expended daily, an average, S306 300 be
yond is income Louis Philippe increased the amount
paid for salaries enormous y-huS III the last year Of
Charles tie ients reign the amount Of salaries i2,-
900 600 less than under the last year Of Louis Philippe
The Of salaries in the depart nent OF Finance,
Marine and Colonies, War, Worship and Foreign AZ
fairs Public Instruction &c far greater lnslan
cps fd now than it 1890 he annual expen
dllule of $3.50 abon 500 100000. In le47 II was
NOR, tina $500 600 OD0or forty millions beyond
that Of the British Government notwithstanding the lat
ter pays Interest On four times the amount Of debt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-20
TODAY.

The question Of Corporaton guaranty Of Stock sub
scrbed t, the Lynchburg and Tennessee Rail Road, =
:, sao,.l NJ, ey,ce!ir- t1n' on ~lll lie s5h1i.'s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-20

HAVE last received and oner for sale another lot al
tho,e beautiful FRENCH CHINA TEAS, together v nh
lot OF fine, plain and pressed GLASS BOWLS one ua,r
tine GILT PITCHERS & T. TtfCKFR
hpli 2o-3t Sign OF the Big Pitcher
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-20

I'ITITN IIIITF
Has lost his sheep.
And dom know where 10 find them,
The people of France
II ave made an advance,
And lefither hing behind then.
- The newly formed Republic Of Liberia has
been 50 far recognized by our Government, tina, the
President has app ned DIR. Legenbeel Commercial
Agent OF The Uaited States reside in Monrovia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-20
RICHMOND MARKETS.


TOBACCO Receipts aud inspections moderate ior
The season Since receipt OF atyees per late s'canrs
the market IL heavy with downward tendency. We
quote lugs from 81 81 To - and 81, general sales
Common esfS3 90 taa Mddliug 50to 90 Good
l., Finn, = IN a; III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-20

STATE OF THE STOCK MARKET.
heP"ied ny beverly BLAIR Licensed Stark BroLer
Sll'e s'oeA" per cent par value iO0-hcld at par
aud interest.
Cooperation u per cens-par value tlo0-sales al qs
and Interest.
James River s. kanawhs Bonds, GUARANTEED by the
Sa'e-97 2a9s;
Exchange Bank Stock-par value tl0o-none on
sale
FARMERS Bank Stock-par value 400 9S a 90
61..
Manchester Cotton and Wool manufacturing Stock
par value ) 90 held AT So
Rlchmond flre association Srpck-par value 100
sales since March dividend al t3l
Richmond. Frederick bure aud Potomac Rail stock
par valae SlO0-he at $50
kIchmond, fredericksburg aad Potomac Certificates
Of ~ bl-Par value &loO-held at $50.
Richmond and LOUISA Raj Road st,.k-par value
tlOO-reeent snlcs at SO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-20
Light ! LIGHT ! =!

LIGHT LIGHT!!
INHE subscriber has been appointed sole Agent for
l. the sale ofthe PIIOSGENE GASS and Lamps
in the town ofLynchbnrg; and will. in future. keep
supply If tho Glss Of the best quality. and
general ofhe Lamps Chandeliers, Sc, suit
able for Lighting churches dive llngs, stores, SC. The
lamps Of handsome construction md afford besuli
fll, brilliant. safe and ctr1p light. For sal. by
NJ, 2 lrG 80 Il. "EAY I'fursst
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-20
q GOD GO DS!!
HENRY DCFFFT.

receiving ard opening a, the house formerly
i pisi Us Wn II Ryan inrned fev opposite 10 Messrs
Payne Brothers Boob sorr handsome and extensive
softtnent Of
SPRING IND sCaLvER GOODS.
winch sill be found. examination. 70 be very cheap.
cordially invite all pretty and cheap ooet
to give cal, hlinre purchasing elsewhere, am deter
m,ucd 10 sell these Goods upon such tail
give general sasiac,ion.
regard unnecessary 10 enumefaie the articles nv
os comprises almost every aes iun ools ususly found
II a Dtv Gools establishment.
Al propose selling f;pd Tor cash -,ol bargains be
had Call and them-no charge made for exhibitin:
Goods
March 20--fsif 3lp
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-20

nRINTS DOMES1ICS 500 pieces OF Prints 0
various styles and qualities, very cheap, by Wholesale
or retail,
50 bales ga rs and Al brown Domestics
j. bales Cotton OEnaburgs Nos. AMI 2
2o0 pieces beached Domestics from common to good at
low prices,
50 pieces fine brown Domcs,ics,
100 pieces Nankccns, with a good supply oil Goat and
Pantaoon Goods silk and cotton hankecheis, all OF which
will be SO cheap. BRYANT & liNsLEY.
April 20-st
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-20
SsoRS.s'G DRY 6sGGssS.

KENT. KENDALL & ATNNATFIt,
IMPORTER and ~ I)LEstLE DsiLI,S
~ + q Il + Il q. " ami u o ~ + : TIC
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-20

LIVE STOCK MARKET, April. 10.
Beei-ScaIe weight. s. 50 to So 80, equal to s. and
Sheep-S2 90 to 81 90 according to quality
i"Ss,-Nbnr IN market J,CoB SHooK
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-20
DRY GOODS.


~ + q h e. " and y o N + : TIC
DRY GOODS.
IAN Street, r &c h m ond.
Rirow receiving per ships iieiia and Isaac Wright,
~ liverpool, large and beautiful assortment
SPRING GODS,
selected expercn ed Agents England, expressly for tho
Virginia aud North Carolina trade, purchased exclusive
lv pr CASH We also ing, from the Eastern
kets and manuiaeioes, full and complete
supply o.
AMERICAN GOODS.
rendering stock superior To any have heretofore Of
tered Combining the Commission business with regular
pbbng trade able to furnish with all
Che leading STYLES OF
s II II l. f a " D + 4 " C Y
DRY GOODS.
II low prices and upon reasonable TERMS they
be purchased in any market in this country.
We ask but lair examination of stock to cnnvincet
purchasers that both able and willing TO redeem
pledge.
KENT, KENDALL & ATWATER.
Richmond, LIST Murch--svtlNr il
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-06-13

tons. and opposed to altering the Con,
stItution by abolishing the Executive veto;
mat ne should not be candidate for the
Presidency unless nominated at the Balti.
more Convention, and that he would SUP.
port the nominee Of that Convention.
To be Continued.
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