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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-19

,-rh. friends of Maj. ABRAHAM 1oNEo y, :,
announre m him as Candidate i0f re-
th. legislature.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-15
From he ". o. P,cdpine. Man 18th.

SisameS bti,rrsn .Netc Orleans and .Nr,c Pork-As
murn interest Is felt an this subiegi. happy Ia
hove IN power 10 STATE the following facts der wed
from pcnil.man connected with thu enterprise Under
the contract made by 4 O. Slo with the Navy Depart,
mrnt. scmi-nrinlhy line will commence running IN
the ii al Ocohet. The steamers are being bulli in
New York. and will b, annclcl bq the oh or next
IN NH They md r the supeutendlnce Of George
Inv, E-q If the most lneIi gent and successful
builders al steamers IN this country; and this is n snl
ccnt guarantee Thai the rss, Will not he surpassed by
ANY that ever turned wheel un The They
rsntp hco hmdred and .fWy tons twfLen, but nowilf
Standing their Immense size, Will he Of su"h light draual
nf waf,t to b. able nj all times % over The bar ii
the u llize and ascend In he city. They 10 ho
ted up sye of mnenliee~cc unequal ed IN this az
Other conntry.--1hPy can accommodate 260 cabin an
lOO second class passengers. They have each two ctr
zines al immense pnwer and II is expected they will
make the passage regularly, touching at Havana aud
Charleston. in less time HAN any mute travelled be-
tween the iWocilles
The cnntrae, with the Government requires the com.
pany under heavy penalty. 10 have by
the Isl Ortahrr. making semi monthly line, andns
thereafter prari cable two mnre making week. yline
The last will undoubtedly be ready by the frs, of
Apnl next
Tn same company have y contract wuh lie Govern
steamer from Havana To thagres. on the
lShmns of Dafen, twice a monih. Al this point il Is
only eight miles across to Panama the Pacific.
from which place line Of steamers. Of 1000 tons each,
under rlntraci with the Navy Department, regular.
" 10 Astoria. This line is also In III. lst
"f O'thnr. and the vessels nearly finished The
Brush Government have a line from Panama 10 Vapa
raise. which. with our line Ia Oregon viii make 5000
miles Of Pacific coast navgatei by steamers. After the
esab sh nent of these lines passengers arrive at
Callfnrnla or Oregon In less than month from New
York or This CITY, and il Is believed tht nearly all Of
the emigration the Pacific will be by this route.
The expense will be much less than the outfit required
fr the overland aud the immense fatigue and dan
ger avoided
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-15
THE TN o DEMOCRATS.

Il is divelling to look aud the Simon Pures
OF The New York Democracy belabor each other. In
this Labor Of love, "lhe BarnbuneIs have the odvan
Age decidedly the bitterness and cau,ticiiy Of
her applications. The following is specimen Of taer
art. in nhrh, il will be seen Senator Dickinson 'catch
es IN beautifully
From the Albany Atlas Banburner Dem.
'Oh carry me back 10 old Tugitia."
Mr.. Dickinson, At the close Of speech in the Bal
more Convention. debased in tone pei
iliy delegates from the Northern States To leave the
convention. burst lno rhapsody the urder, the
nimy The fidelity Of the Virginia Delegation. and TX
claimed How much he regretted he had not been burn
in Virginia
he Democrats of Troy. a, the meeting last night,
semed Disposed sympathlse with the apostae's DOWN
ward aspirations, and passed resolution in about these
words
Rcsoired, That in Senator Dckinson's expression of
regret THAT ne born in Virginia., his Democrat.
c constituents fully with him That is the
y point which there is any real sympathy between
them and HIM. That they implore him to attempt to
remedy the evil (in which he had no voluntary agency)
by enlgrs ing pss bic The State Of his pre-
ference.
The resolution adopted with tumut Of applause
and when the band struck up, 'Oh carry back 10
old Virginia" there perfect uproar Of laughter
The air and the words o The sung peculiarly ap.
picable:
And when am dead and gone,
Place my banjo by my side;
LIE. the p'ssums and c'ous TO my funeral come.
For they always wera my pride
Then in soft repose I'll sleep.
And dream for ever more,
! That you've carried me back 70 o!d v;yyinis.
, T. u Vi'2;l:s'- size.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-15

THIRD REQUISITION.-TheB Board Of Directors
Of the Rocky Mount Turnpike Company, have ordered
that the Stockholders said Company be required to pay
third requisition oil five dollars per share.
Subscribers the Road will please their
the subscriber without delay the work has been
contract and TIC tlld. will be needed Immediately.
r4,e .-5,I w iroLLY, 1rt.:1r.r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-15
MAKDEN'S
PATENT PLATFORM SCALES, BALANCES.
COUNTER scans. ,LND EtERY O1IiER
Hind Of weighing Apparatus.


NJ the great vatlcry of MarIen's Improved Iuslfu
~ nenls for " eighIHt. have been found of ~
great convenience and utility the Platform scale which
lis astonishing drgree Of accuracy burglns into geu-
era use.
The Platform Scale invented by the undersigned has
great Improvements upon those heretofore in
petOrliy consists.
lst In HE simplicity aud strength of lis construction
by Which liability 10 lnIute by Is entirely abyaled
ID II the greater accuracy with which light heavy,
medium drafts can be weighed by II.
Sd In lis cost, which Is considerably lower than that u
any other Scale
These all important considerations in Tho purchase
Of scale and their extensive sale this country
n refer 10 every firm that has used them proof Of
their superiority.
The subscriber also keeps constantly hand a large
assortment of Scales. " Fights and Measures for both
town and country standards Brass aud Copper Scales for
Apolhecarics aud Conttclioners Scales with and with
stands. suitable for Grocers spring Balances 'Tnp
Scales and Roman Steclyaris Iron and Brass Balances
and suitable apparatus for every size and kind,
Every hing manufactured by the subscriber
mned. and, if MOI found equal 10 what is
ded. the money will he returned.
Weights graduated To the standard Of all countries,
proved aud warrenfed perfectly correct.
Allkinds of repairing done with correctness and prompt
ness. JESSE MAKDEN.
Corner South Charles and l'adet streets,
Baltimore
June l---6m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-15
AGREE H. WIrCEN.
GR0cERS \ CO.u,HSSIO e.naErriL\Ts
NJ. HART.

- ho' fsho y W 'shfnNI't .'FfIT WILL y
Lynchburg, Va.
HAVE on hand a largr and we'll selected Stock Of
IL GROCERIES.
whicLihey oiIf low fr cash or in exchange fore nntty
prudner The following cmprl" portion of then
stock. viz
Ia bags RIO aud l1gayra Coffee.
IL " Old Government iva d.
% hht-. II. CtoJx, =. Rr' aud \, Sugar.
Iiorre. \ y Clarified do
5000 lbs Woalscy aud o,lses'- LOST d,
& hbs d. Crushed aud Powdered do
% hhds aud bbIs NoIaeses,
IN hbls Tanners Oh.
30 600 lbs Bacon.
1000 do bale Cotton loaksy,lle. Black Water and
Rlchnnd Factories
22iO lbs BIlstrrcd Sl.I,
0OO do Cast and Shear do
g tons country bar Iron.
8 "Trrdcgar do
0oO lbs. Band aud hoop do
1900 d. Castings,
81 Boxes Hull & sons Candles,
10 do pure Spnrm do
10 do Alstnantine do
LOU RS
so bhls Mountain aud Rcctited Whskry,
% oo Old Rye, pau very fine.
~ do American Braody
: pipe pure French do
2 do il Dupuy 4 Co. do
10 bis :. NJ Ninr
do Old Port do
10 do Malaga do
10 do Apple Brandy.
ALSO.
Callcocs Bedckng. Plaid. Domes,ics, Sn,prnders,
Turkey red Nrsnps Buttons Nankern. Lester and
Wrapping PAPER Soda, salararns. Starch Ginger. Pep
per. Alspcr Cotton and Wool Cards, Cigars Alum.
Copperas Indigo Nader &c, &c, all Of which we
offer low for cash, to pnnclnal customers shori
time. A. & W.
= S.-We will pay The highest prices for all kinds
Of Country Produce, either in Cash OF barter
May 29-is A. h w.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-15
wv. VI. BLACkE rid. Editor.
PUBLISHED BIZ
BLACKBOARD, T0WNLEY \ BILLIARD,
EVERY MoNDty AND TuuRSp,y.

EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY,
I'1ur DDturs per payable in adrapce. No sub
cyiption ,r be received for shorter tune
md no paper W be discontinued (ercep the discretion
9TH. Editors) inttil al aITenrages are pntd.
~ 4DJERTfSEHE.N1s inserted at 50 cents per
squire Tor ies0 for ereg inner FORM Insertion aud S7t cts.
oer square COR leSs) for ererB outer form
EVERY IERTISER isrequ'redto note on has Ms
1orr tong ne wishes his advertisement inserted ddrtr
>fnent, noted, c be inserted tn its dtSconturce
5e ordered
fOR fEa4RLY .3DI'ERrfSL\f' The terms are for
he privilege eftoo squares, IN for one squire So Jof
.ue square, iper fornS5i Erery yeniy ddreri,ser ri
rcq,reito ndrerfsls to ms parctan itne Of
uSiBeSS.
s. JOB PRLNfLN1; erecuted neatly and erpea't'ouSy
E. 'onrtas0nubie terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-15
NEW CONCERN
L.ijLNDER s. BECk.NTR,
GrOccrs and Commission Merchants

In LNDER & BTCh.NTR.
GrOccrs and Commission Merchants
Nv T. their strict attention To all Goods aud Produce
~ eonslgnediot sale shipment. The, have IN Store
and al al general aud we'll selected
STOCK OF GROCERIES,
Which they offer 10 their friends the public general
~ al low prices Consisting III pan Of the following M
tcles
l23 hags Rio. Ioguyn and Java Cuffe,
20 hhds \, O.. =. RIco aud ST Cn,is Sugars,
Il o. aud bhs. Nnisscs. part strictly fine,
i hhls tanners Oh, prime qualify,
loo sacks Liverpool salt.
l50 kegs Nails ASSORTED.
80 boxes IalIo~, Adamrrdne aud sperm Can.
dies,
2ooO lbs. American bistcrcd Steel,
500 do. Cast and Shear do
1 tons Mountain bar Iron.
boxes Glass loNl2and SAlO
l. nests Wood ware,
II doz Buckets.
Il boxes W. and w Loaf Sngur,
: bbls zine Clarified Sugar
10 bales Dpmrsllcs. : / 10 |
bales ozpaburgs. W. | and =,
5000 do Cotton Yarns,
1000 lbs, SOLE Leather. good aud damaged
10 casts Wool and Fun Hats.
--lIQl ORS.--
% hbls Mountain aud Rcclifed Whiskey,
III do Old Rye md Tuscalo,,a do
pipe Oard. Dnpuy, &Co Brandy,
do. J. J. Dupov go. do
~ bbs. MAINTAIN Brandy.
; bbls TIN.
do n. r. Rum,
do. Sicily, Madeira and Malaga Vine, parl
very fine,
do por " me- very fine
Including Ginger, Pepper, SPEC, Indigo. MAd1er
Teas. (son'e very fne) Trace Chains Spades. >hoycs.
a,lngs DrmlIohns, 1Ieached D5meslics. Bed Tick
lug, sc.
o. W. vii pay he highest market prices in Cash
of Batter, Cor Bacon Lard Flour Butter. Tow and Flax
Linen, Ginseng, Bees"ax, Whiskey, X.
MAY SIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-15
Vesl 81 SALE, OF
L.LND. SLU1ES, STOCK. Sc.

7.,hNO, NT"U EN, NTUth, nc.
DN virtue ri two deeds 81 Trust, executed by James VI
ID l1apir, Jr both IT which recorded IN the Clicks
oG'c Of Amherst rpuuy, IN the first OF whrh Sam'I NJ
Ga1his Trustee, and ntic other II { shelton is Trns
and in both ai which the same Tract OF Land sconveyed
We Will Al Amherst Court House. the 10th daN ui june,
ISIS offer Tor sae. the hi. hest bidder cash, the Tract
OF Land conveyed by SAIL deeds 1t considered valuable
Tract Of laud Lies IN the county oi Amherst supposed
tprontan IHhEE In and FOURTEEN ACHEs and i the
which the said James NJ Daniel Ir, lately resided
md at III, time and place, and like term the said
C. shelton Will, by virtue OF deed Of Trust aforesaid
-crtcd HIM, sell 10 the highest bidder, FOUR SLAVES,
o-St: Man. Woman, Boy and t,rl. Several Horses,
Cows, stock ni Hogs and all tie Household and Kitchen
Furniture and Plantation Tools embraced in and conveyed
by. saildecl # rHst Acting Trustees will only con.
vcy such tile vested by the deed. under which
act.
SAN'L NJ. Z; tRLAND, r.
II. c. SHELTON,
June 5-tlGJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-15
SIOP lf.3Ci

w Court House. on the morning Of the 2nl day q
the present month"; June. without any known cause
Mack. Macklin. about 80 years Of age. large aud
tall 6 feet inches high, knock knped somewhat decay
ed, high heod aud rather stupid booking but very srul,
and carpenter by trade. nave to believe he
will make his way to Lynchbnrg aud may. perhaps. b.
found at Mr. Ruckers, brick-ayer. Probably Mack
may attempt iog,t,o Ohio will compensate any one
Literally who will splrehend and Mack in jail So
tina, get him again.
A. A. DAVIDSON.
june l2-ln
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-15
Grand scheme.


10000 ARrI ell S
40 y OPE.NI.N & 1T TINE
GENrlEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE,
A OMPRISlNG every article requisite 10 furnish a
S/Geolemau'3 Wardrohe, and will be sold ar cash as
cheap he same 91,dl be bought in the tilted
states Afmng which may be- found - fhlows
READY 7TADE CLOTHING
COATS BLACK. brown and oIn Dcs- aal Fraek
larh calh Nacts tashmeralfc >acss Mruuo C,~s ner,
sa.k~ and Fancy black .at5wu and Dnb Qleeos Ciplb
Sa,,~ aud F,nr, Monterey Stripe Saok4 T0e,d Dfess
and Nl's. Cr,tar lluu inc tr,s- llarn Des aud >ac
| MON Linen Drrss nd Sack. Brown llurn sack and
Ilunling. imnu Iu,er- sack aud Faar, p1cha I,nen
Dress aud SACK striped and checked Glnahim Dress
and SACK. kr'mn Sack and IIuorla,. Printed Muslin
and fari1oaIo :, i aud llonln..
NESfS.-Ba l.. aud iaac, ~llp sill b ba2ine. fancy
and White Nal>els fancy linen, buff six aud linen
Bara bea aud Cashueres
PANTS Blacks skin. French and Fnglish fancy
Ca~sislmerc, Monterey STRIPE. fancy Linen Dnl,
French c,uonade. kremlIn. Union Dnll. checked
Linen, " h'le canvass and Dnll.
FURNISHING GOODS
C,arats.- Rich fancy silk aud ginalam
Stochs-Set adjusting PLAN am fanny. orlio aud silk
mode and houha2ine. tall trimmed bow ,innle and
double ali, D. j lnvle eads. and satin Opera ties
Gl1rc.-B Black white aud fancy KID nen dull thread
spun SILK. berlin, cotton, white and fancy silk, aud
81 X aud linen.
Shirts Mrsln Linen. c and 3 all qualities. sin
ped and check muslin, hickory and sporrng shirts, Ii
non bspmS au. collars 81 every description
HoSierBS-c Cause merlno, cotton. mnrlnu d silk ana
under shr-. SILK merino pink imperial, beached
and nnhleached dn drawers. Mrrlno and brown cotton
IAN htse.-t uVat sitenets, suspendcfs, suSpcndef
ends. silk and bead purses, French wallets, money
belts. Oiled silk hathng caps, silk night caps guard
claims. boys bells; smoking caps. inen Camhrc Br
ISL and India c9rah. SpIaGed. China cord. Puugee.
Benda0a and sporting handkrrchels. Dressing gowns.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-15
L.7.V'GHOR.S'E MILLS.

IINlE subscribers have taken the Mills on Black Wa
Il ter Greek, near tuwn, nnewn the IanghoTn
NJ II Tor the purpose ofcondnctng the Milling business
They Will al all times be in the market for Wheat and
respectful, solicit their friends and tie public to give
the" a chanre for lheIr crops.
They will also keep constantly good stock Of lump
d ground Plaslf i,r sale al low prices.
HUNT & LANGHORNE.
J. c. H..
) s. L..
Feb us
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-15
1JCE.N1f DOLLARS REU.iRD.

1JrE.NTi DOLLARS REV.iRD
ID RUNAWAY from The slb,crber Sogto Man,
Z named
JOHN,
about % years II acc black about feet Q inches
high no recerccd. He hsd wh.n he LEFT an
old pair Of cotton pants and no vcs The abaye
negro was purchased If J. {. Moofman. Of Campbell
county will pay the ahavc toward for the delivery
me, 'm0Jred IN n, taking # hin and hereby cauton
all persons n' 10 inIUre my properly III tho taking, II
Is unnecessary 10 do 81.
NJ hart.
June lo-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-15

JOHN G. NetIiNiklN
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
LNNCHBCRG. w.

JOHN G. .nrtI~iN.lHlr
GROCER AND COMMi>>iuN MERCHANT
LYNCllBuRG. W.
I AN nav receiving my Spring aud Summer Stock of
Go'ds, lately purchased at low Prices consisting in
part Of thu following articles. VIZ:
2t0 bags Rio and lanuyra Coffee.
% do GA Java do very suparror
50 hhds \ o. p Il and ~. ,ruix sugar
IL bpNes Loaf sugar.
20 hbls and hbs Nlolas>cs. (,omc very superor,)
2lO k,g- Nails
81 sides sole Leather.
10 hhls Tanners OIL, (hcSt quality
casks Lamp and Whale Oh.
% rams Fuulseap and Letter Paper,
lOO do Mapping papef.
10 Ions Country aud rradeear Iron.
60 boxes Spctmaui laloe Candles
50 kegs Blasting and Rife Powder.
20 boxes lea,
! chest do. very superior artcle
5000 Cotton Yarns.
40 boxes RosIns.
= tierres Rice. Fresh.
Shad, Macherel. lrrrnas and Roe llrrrings,
LIQuoRs
60 Ibis Rec,fei aud Mountain Whiskey,
- do Old Rye Whskey,
10 do App'c BnoGy.
II de- Iuijarun French Brandy.
French and Pale Champagne Brandy, every .upe
Madeira and sherry Wine chest qualiiy9
Porter. Rum, Gu Malaga. Slcy, MADEIRA and Port
Wine, viii many uihcr Articles
CO.n SSIO.E SI.NESS
NV prompt personal atleupn given 10 con,gnmrnts ii
FlorR. Wnrtr, iouAceo, BAcoN and all k'nds coun
Try pndnce. Asa. 10 receiving and iorwardng Goods
and Produce. Noctarse Tor dGlage.
May is
JOHN e. McCLANAHAN.
- EGElNFD In day. h, or sweet Lard, aud
Ia aso two hundred lds FaN aud Tow mems
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-15

- ESPECTFtLlN informs the Merchants Of
IL I,nchburg. that they nov prepared torcccive
and forward all kinds of Merchandise 10 pusburg, Of
any given destination IN the Western Waters. by the
above fonte favorable terms. aud IN shot Zine,
As any responsible line.
All Goads received at BALTIMORE nnt the freight and
charges accrulng them hlther. paid aud follow them
10 their destined point, without any charge for Comms,
sion, eher at BALTIMORE Pu,bots. except drayage
and wharfage
All orders strictly adhered 10. and the interest Of the
shipper faithfully attended Ia. both IN Baltimore and in
fHIshng. by procuring freight down the River al lhe
loH vest current rates
REFER TO
Jesse Hare, Esq.
David W Barton, :"
Pleasant I.ahby
Geo 4. " Williams, - l,nchburg
James Saunders, -
Seth llasry,
Mcssrs NJ Iaughotnc 4 sons
JAMES WILSON, Ap't
MOL North Howard Street
6AIriMonr. Mn
BINGHAM s DOCK. Projectors. Philadelphia
WM. BINGHAM, " Plttsburp
April l7-dm
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perior article, for .s'etv
'H-p "lEL II r.
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Jnne 10 IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-21
r. Webster appeared in his seat, Ioskng remarkably

Mr.. Webster appeared in his seat, looking remarkably
VIII.
Mr.. Cameron agreeably previous notice. introduced
bill providing for taking he census, which was
terred 10 select comnitIee.
Mr.. Benton, TO whom petitions had been referred in
tr1duced bill authorizing the Secretary Of the Treasury
10 contract with Nh Asplnwa and Others OF New York
with view carry lhfr project for constructing
Railroad the sthnus Of Panama. connect the At
an'lc and P4chc 1t made the special order Of the
day fr Monday.
Afi- unimPortaHt business the respect due the
deceased representative from South Carolina (Mr Sims }
was ordered-AIr. Butler delivering the eulogy-where.
npJn tile Senate adj urned till Monday next
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Mr. Bots offered resolution which was adopted call
ng upon the Secretary Of the Treasury furnish the
Ii use with statements, showing the amount Of coal i'm
ported under the .an Of 1912 ana that Of 1876 and
the amount Of revenue respectively received under each
Mr. Rhett made an Intellectual eTJrt to ADJOURN over
until Monday
Mr. Wallace then and announced the death Of the
Hon. Alex. Dromgooe Simms, late member from South
Carolina The deceased born in Virginia in 1903 !;
n 1923 he graduated at Union College, \. Y. he soon
afterwards studied law with Gen Dr1mgoole, his el.
tive; in 1926 he removed to South Carolina and ad
United practice in tie Courts in 1893 In 1910 he
elected to the General Assembly, and in 1914 to Con-
greas and reelected but short time bere his death.
The usual resolutions of regret and to Grape
the left were passed,
And the House adjourned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-21

Senator Benton, in card published in the National
Integencer denies the truth of he reporsts that friend
ly messages were interchanged between Cen kearnv
and COL Fremont, shortly before the death Of the latter.
He says:
"Mr. Fremont never sent any message of any kind TO
Gen Kearney and Mrs. Fremont sent any note Of
any kind, or message of any kind, to Mrs. kearny.
'Mr Fremont did intend to send a message to Gen.
Kearny; and with that view arrived at 81. Louis whilst
the publication of my speech the brevet nomination was
going on but finding Gen. Kearny sick and dying, he
passed the frontier Of Missouri four hundred miles
distant and thence California. AT the time Of parting from
Mrs Fremont, had gone with him to the frontier and
beHeUing Gen Keany to be dead he sent me message
by her begging me to say more about hlrn-that he
had gone his elsewhere-and that he furgave
him. Being myselfin Kentucky when Mis-. Fremont
returned st. Louis, she this message in let
ter, enforcing the request contained with appeal Of
he TO my known rule Of conduct In relation to The
absent and the dead.'
Il am mortified to produce these family details be
fore the public, but trust that good will consider
the circumstances in which am placed, and thai |
could do no less.''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-21
VIRGINIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

N.u;,L -.a. In, a.. III, /
~. ~ t,hII i.e N.Y. VI t'o W"
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49, e. Vi ''''' '''el' d. ie il1iI 0
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.h oha I - u was ~
tI,ai .h S;t ~ ~; qPe..,'s au'.eSS ' 1I
s aai;I h "" ~ a"u -
IF hi; odJas trJ ti q anu ia''ol
Ioess raS ~ Iroa tt @ WV"
Cd instrnciad anJ ,n;rn,IaJ III an;tnr. 49,
If NJ pivoo ,i,bar ;'i 49, $500. - olio''
con frnn III n,,, rI +; = II t7I' ~ y
rni ,, ora,, NAN abi - Pl; Ia ~ - 4
.ho oIj7 -, w -; : IN ''O'Ii VI
~ '.s' i '''. ~ tid9 e.'uelel
;;ta,;D ''N '''' 'A"-'P40 'i0 o'V0'' u
~ poo,... y H. r.
y II rNecGEe ooInm'tee ana the
WEI" ,TI le1u' a"d eHl!oi.ed some very interests
90 Il NUMBER u LIE Nlen6efs has increased
- pay NJ 'Jeich anc me Annual Members to 2oZ
At 'ac' he lrS' volume OF me History OF Virginia
as oef lsSuro u-uFr LIZ Y lle EAecu'Ve
anu Sec'lu IS III 'e course Oh PEepaFa
"'n' -.
Galles ~, ael'e,eu IIe re9"lar amman
C"''7 ~, W. ;i1 me as me rlese
a.,u ane ti'ue ills y ls'a,Iols Wee eloquent and
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ron ""''n lit usually employs Will 50 huch grace and
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CONGRESS.

n the Senate, Thursday, no business of importance
transacted
The death Of Mr.. Sims, of S. c. of the House of Rep
reseaative5 b5lug announced. MIR. Butler delivered a
handsome eulogium the deceased, and then the Sen
ate adjpurned
In the House. on motion of Mr. Bolts it Resolved
That the Secretary Of the Treasury be and he is hereby
required TO furnish this House with statement of the
amount OF coal Imported under the tariff Of S46, and The
amount of revenue derived FROM the sane. Also the
amount Of coal imported annually under the Of
84 and the Of revenue derived from the same
Mr. alce announced the death of his late colleague
the Hon. a. d. Sims, and the House adopted the usual
resolutions Of respect, and adjourned
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We deeply regret to hear Of the burning. on Saturday
night of the new Episcopal Church in Charlestown.
jefferson county The fire originated from furnace in
the cellar.
This church had been but lately erected and in the
pastoral charge Of Rev DR. Alexander Jones. 1t is
rions loss. Richmond Republican, Of yesterday.
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EE:i.NTED,

NOR the remainder Of the present and the ensuing year.
IL NEGRO GIRL, ten twelve years Of age. Apply
at this otfi:c NOy Is
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Oct Its

r UMP PLASTER 10 TONS LUMP PLASTER
Lfsr sale by GEO. BAGBY.
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