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The Evansville daily journal., 1848-09-04

LIEUT.. Col. HADDEN's REPoRT.-The State
Sentinel Joined the Western Sun in call on
Lieut. Col Haddon for a report of the conduct
of the I'd Indiana Regiment IN the battle oil Bu,
ena Vista. The object of this call no one could
doubt. Ii was for no other purpose than TO
throw discredt on the official report OF Gen.
TAYLOR, which these worthless, are attempting to
construe to the prejudice of the 2d Indiana
Regiment. Lieut.. Col. Hadden responds to
the call i'm the last Western Sun. He does not
contradict Gen. Taylor report in single par
ticuar. In fact he states that which Gen. Tay-
lor never stated, and which we never before
heard charged against the Regiment-that af
ter he had succeeded, "with the assistance Of
company officers, in reforming the greater por-
ton of the Regiment" "Gen. Lane came up
and ordered us TO form on the other side OF the
ravine. The companies commenced moving
to the point indicated, when strong force OF
the enemy's infantry and cavalry with whom
we had been previously engaged. opening a
tremendous fire with savage yell, made
rush upon us. Our men i0cre again thro1rn
into disorder aud confusion aud commenced a
most disorderly retreat. Gen. Lane and my
self dashed among them sndeaporing to check
them, but to no eject Here is locofoco testl-
mony called out TO disprove Gen. Taylor 5
statements, WHICH DOT only luliy NlHuiSdtts
him from the charge of slandering the I'd regi-
ment, but which charges that regiment with
having been thrown second time ''inio disor.
der and confusion" with having a second
time s'commenced a disorderly reireat'-and
that ariihom Orders-and that ''Gen. Lane and
myself dashed among them endeavoring TO
check them, but to no efeci." 1t is with nc
spirit OF exultation we make this quotation
from Col. Haddens report. But as it was cal
led out by a parlizan press 10 do justice TO an
old patriot, and made public, We have felt i
due 10 the cause of Truth 10 make the exposl'
ton We have.
Il In justice TO Lieut.. Col. Haddon we mus
say his communication is altogether unexcep
,ionabe in style aud matter towards Gen. 1.
and no doubt gives true statement of tn
Transactions as they occurred under his observa
lion. For his exerions in bringing about hal
of the 2d regiment into action after the disa S
tiers above mentioned, he deserves credit, a
we'll as the men who rallied under his orders
, That they done good service the remainder q
the battle no one can doubt. The ine etflcienc
Iof some of the officers was the sole cause OF al
the trouble The men were as true and brav
as anv OF the field. The locoioco party al
} gays bring disaster upon every tning they IN
: iderlakc 10 mansse.- State Journal.
The Evansville daily journal., 1848-09-04

4 xu ,u III the advantages be-
long 10 England, and well may her statesmen
boast of them. At this very moment-who
Can deny it?--our markets are her maTkets;she
rules aud regulates them, and supplies them,
she raises or depresses them at her pleasure;
and she is now engaged. like the cuckoo in
the sparrow's nest; elbowing out the rival
American occupants, who might claim supe-
rior natural right to deal with their own coun-
trymcn. English irons, English cottons, En-
glsh woollens are now rapidly taking the place
of similar home made wares; and The Amerl-
can workman finds wages declining and en-
ployment becoming insufficient. Who does
not know and feel that America is now begin
ing 10 suffer under the commercial rule OF En-
gland, as she has always before suffered under
lt-that she is again realizing the sorrow, even
before she is aware of the shame, ofa new col
onial vassalage? Is it right. o people Of the
American Union, that your sovereign States
should be British colonies, and We, in conse
quence, British subjects-as of old, before the
day of Bunker's Hill--bound TO see your trade
ruined. your prosperity and happiness, you
whole productive industry, broken down 70
the enrichment of the "mother country" d.
you mean to be really free and independent
Break, then, the vassal chains imposed upol
your limbs and neck by the revenue tariff o
46. Do youmean to preserve your own veal
thy markets for the reward Of your own indus
try? Down, then, with Locofocoism! which
has always proved, and never more pertini
ciously to the country than now, the ally, tn
creature, the very tool and bond-slave of tn
British Government. Down with thewretch
ed flag of Cass, Butler and Free Trade--a pro
per flag for "The British Colonies in the Uni
ted States,i" Substitute for it the banner c
Taylor, the Constitution, and the Protection c
American Industry, assured, that that is tn
only standard which guarantees the entir
freedom and independence Of this country.
The Evansville daily journal., 1848-09-04
Valuable Real Estate for Sale

ON Monday, October 2nd, lSiS. between the
~ hours ot ~ o'cloch A. ". and O'Clock 2. ~,
there will be offered n, public sale, at the Coury
House door in Evansville, the following valuable
Real Estate held by the Banch al Evansville o. the
State Bank OF Indiana. TO wit: Bo; No~6S IN the
uriIina. plan OF the town OF Evansville upon which
are comfortable dwelling house and al necessary
buildings for the accommodation OF n family; being
the same at present rented 20 Crawford Bell Esq.
Also a tract ofLand containing ss3 acres, more or
less, lying on toe Ohio river. about 30 miles above
its uTOutn, partly in the county OF McCracken, and
partly in the County OF Ballard State OF henlucky.
Terms OF sale cash BY order OF the Board Of ipl
rec,ors lsep2I G. W RATHBONts, Ccs!tter.
The Evansville daily journal., 1848-09-04

HcLpESs DOLLAR MAoAzISE.-This is one
of the best If not the best monthly that comes
10 our table, and when we take into consdera-
ton the low price at which it is procured we
are surprised that il is not IN the hands OF er-
cry NAN. II is q G5zet;eer, an Encyclopedia
Of Useful knowledge. Religious Periodical,
and the resceptacle OF the amusing and steT-
ling literature of the day. Price 81 pr. year.
Address Charles w. Holden, lO9 Nassau ST.
New York.
The Evansville daily journal., 1848-09-04
SELECT SCHOOLS.

Nae Maze Ac2aeEy a.; q iesnSie sem,na-
ry viii Deo voiea.e commence their I tall Ses-
sions the f;sst Aionday in Sepremter. rYf- orca.
The school. year consists Of two sessions of -
weeks each; TIE tuition payable quarterly hereto
fore Pupils commence al any tine though II Is
exceedingly desirable and important that they enter
NJ ,he beginning o. the when subjects OF study
are begun and classes organized tor the Session.
No pup will ssreceieed FOR .esS time than halt
Session. Eeduciien viii he made ior absence in
case OF protTac,ea illness. t.l-.
The Seminary ccmp-ises two departments, PRIIA-
RS ani AcADrx:cl- occupying distinct Yet contissu-
Jus apaT tinsis being unde. general supervisor
and constituting in reaii;y bar school; th studies
the Primary Department being preparatory TO 'ne
more advanced ones oi The Acajemicai course
The Acadsmicai Deplr .inea, sa.arged into three
classes characterized ~ the br, ncaes studied by
them re-pensely, and deuonhinsted tor convenience
sake, the Junlor Middle aad SENIOR Classes
Jux'9 srv9ts EA9.hpsi, M .StozT %2Phy e Ans,n, si
Nini and Natural Philosophy 20
Mrgss Aii,hmel,c 6.ni.hedJ Aigehra.
Natural tii..osy Botany, Chemistry, A astronomy,
NSr SrMsE tEsss@Aieesiaa ii,aslled Geometry Men,
tai and Moral Philosophy, Rhetoric, Logo, Natural
| Theology and Evidences otChriSianiiy. .----l.
The above course is the more common, ana n our
Judgment one which should, III ils general outilnes
be pursued by those desiring systematic anu thoT-
| The Maie Academy, dssikgej mas, pa:t;crisiiy
e,- - s,r,rng The clas~ics anil higher English
branches wiz be condIctsc w tie ssihe Pi" aN"
| terms rs during the pas; year.
Yoc,I Mrs,:-A course Vi tcs;y sssons, lt~c each
yyssxl VII s,e givea out tf scboo, hours on the ee
nentary principles clvoea i'isic fe, tho, "n9 are
nor members oi the day school ,s welt as tcf th'"e
who are Those who have never STUFFED music a, a
s.Ien,.e viii find the coarse adapted 10 them.
EXPENSES.
| Boa-I and washing n ne. 6es; OF private
Tai,i5a li',-lis u S'mins-y, a r;imary brpsfisa
P', A.nie,nical . = ~ % to W
English Breaches and French or i.a,n . ~, ~
Vocal Music, Tor the course, go: ~
Lessons OF tee Piano sS o. ':ss o. i 'r
p vi. ~ Stafford. A. NJ, Principal.
| Evansville Aug. IL. 1873. - ..-l-.s,-.,.o.,.
| Angryp,.- Encouraged BY the increasing pa'rcn-
| = IL, ,bo ,,st vear We have st no ulfing ex-
rse ma Ie arrangements to add very much 10 tile
,ccomnloiat;cfs alid facilities OF the scioos' iess
and assurance thar our former patrons ard the TRENDS
OF education generally. wiilgespond 10 or, eyis oy
a still mo.e liberal patronage NJ T" p
The Evansville daily journal., 1848-09-04
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

DEV.J J. r. Barnes Will oiler ior sale at Auction
~ the 9Th OF Sept. next, his house and the two
Lots 5th and OH, Block 10, Esstela Eulargementla
the city OF Evansville. lee OF ali encunb-ances and
dover claims .-7si t.ra-s 49,, -. ..-r- t.slf ..,r
Terms $3.50 cash down. and the bllaDce in six
months lroai date vi sale with interest secured BY
mortgages .f.F lsep ~,
The Evansville daily journal., 1848-09-04
CONFECTIONARY

Or First Stree; bstlrser lNIiH ani Locust.
II JACKSON-Wou inform the citizens OF
L. Evansville that he has lately established hi;:l-
self IL the above business on First street. where me
intends - keep always on hand large and varied
assortment Cakes, Candies, Fruits, Nuts &c. &c
The subscriber respectfully requests that the cil-
zens should call and examine his establishment and
Judge for themselves. lie has just received
6.uO pounds assorted Candies;
5,OuO popping Hiss wrappers;
| doz. boxes Prunes in fancy boxes.
2l-1lU SUow
The Evansville daily journal., 1848-09-04
Arrival Of Madame DE RuIa,

rTNIIE GREAT ASfROI.OGIST. PHYSIOCNO-
Il MIST, aud PIiRENOLOGlsSf, owner of the
|ORACl.E.S OF FATE and lNrERPRETOR OF
DREAMS
She would inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of
Evansville, that she may be consulted at the Ex-
change Hcte, TOR few days, at the hours of9 10 Ia
A. NJ, too, and 10 I'M Sc s+s.hIs" -EE ~
Consultations cent ior Gentlemen, 25 cents for
Ladies. sep d&wl
The Evansville daily journal., 1848-09-04

The Pit:sburg Post. in order TO shew that
the volunteer officers are in favor Of Cass, pa
rades the names OF several of Polk's personal
and political friends, who were appointed TO
military rank only because of their partizah
qualities This is ingenious if rot honest.
The Evansville daily journal., 1848-09-04

OE-The Locofoco papers. says the Albany
Journal. ere euloeizing Cass in an article en-
titled The Tolls Of an old Pioneer They for
get, however, to add, that for these tolls the
odd Pioneer received from 500 to $50 per day
Almost any man would be willing 10 undergo
very severe tolls a these rates.
The Evansville daily journal., 1848-09-04

NC. LEGIsLATURE.-Sincet the recent cleo
tion, vacancy. by death. has occurred in each
branch, Col. James X. Hill. OF the Senate. den.
of Dublin CO., and Alfred Marler, of the House,
from Burke CO.. Wing. The two vacant dis
tricts will undoubtedly elect gentlemen Of
81 milor politics 10 the deceased.
The Evansville daily journal., 1848-09-04
[sep a
yALUABLER REAL ESTATE FOR SALE:

NHE subscriber will sell Lot No. 6l in the origin
al plan of the city at Evansville, situate on the
corner OF NJ ain and First street will either sell the
whole together divide il 10 suit purchasers. For
further particulars enquire at the subscriber Also.
a number OF tracts Of valuable land for sale
sep - NATHAN ROWIEl- =
The Evansville daily journal., 1848-09-04

"THE GREAT WEST" Under this title there
is published at Cincinnati one of the bes: fdmi-
ly papers of;he day, devoted especially to Wes-
tern literature, and deserving support from
everv Western man. Ii is worth dozen OF
the sickly. mawkish publications which food
this part Of the country from the eastern cities.
The Evansville daily journal., 1848-09-04

"MIKY FINE."-We lave received from
Messrs. Robinson & Jones, Cincinnati, copy
OF a Western Romance with the above title
1t is by Emerson Bennett, Esqr.. and will rank
with his Bandits OF the Usage" Price %
cents.
The Evansville daily journal., 1848-09-04

IxTEREsTrSG.--There was a Southern mall
arrived here on yesterday, bringing rs New
Orleans papers from the llth of June TO the
20;h of August inclusive, and Memphis papers
from the 18th Of June to the Dist of August,
alsu inclusive. Who says our mailsare irregu-
aT2
The Evansville daily journal., 1848-09-04
TuENEw YORK FIRE LIFE MARINE

And Inland State StOck Insurance COmnon,
NSURES against loss 10y firc, damages by sea and
land navigation, and against Sickness and loss
ot human lie, terns eqoally, more favorable
and advantageous titan those offered by any otbe,
Company. The undersigned is agent for this Com
pany and has duly qualified himself 10 act as such
according 10 the statute OF lSiS.
lsep At IT, JAMES G. JONES.
The Evansville daily journal., 1848-09-04
N.w STORE--NEW GOODS.

J,uE subscriber respectfully informs tae ciiIeas ,eas
Vanierburgh and surrounding ccnnlles, 'Oe. or
he has opeed new siGIe N o., ,'T tho 6,S southwest cor
ner of Main and Second streets, where Inc nienas a
s Iseo ~ Gen, General assortment Of Dry Goods ane
Groceries, which he viii sell as Low as any stock
in the West, lie has INST ree'iy%ea % py Goods,
~ ,;!, he na.,:eularly cails Tire aten'ioi y p'i'
cIIassrs wanting superior gees, UIyGHES.
laug 23-I&wlyl WihihA." i'op1---.1
The Evansville daily journal., 1848-09-04

O-.~The following vote was taken on board
steamer Gen. Washington on her last trip
~ III, Taylor, 40; Van Buren, !;
Cass, IS.
The Evansville daily journal., 1848-09-04

SoUru CARoLiyA.--The Hon. Isaac f.
Holmes is anncunced as candidate for reel
ection in the Charleston District, South Caro-
lima. beinga TayloE man.
The Evansville daily journal., 1848-09-04

ETake one letter from Taylor and you
have ryier.-Ohio Statesman.
Take one letter from Cass. and what soi'
ot an ani,na! have louisville Jour
nal:
The Evansville daily journal., 1848-09-04

A Coon ANn'DoTE.-A correspondent
o:,he Toy Budget tells the following good
'un
II seems The person who blows the bel
lows of the organ al ST Iuke's Church, als..
attends Ia the iufnace iur wlrInlng the bull
ding, and having occasion, du'Ing seSsice, la
mind The fites,' he leii the bellows IA charge
IT coachmsn lately impaned, aud 's'se"'
~ ihr Emerald Isle of bis NATIVITY Lrfors ihr
appearance at the potato roi Dasiag his
,bsrnce The "Gloiia la Excslsis" came la
he oIde, at exercises, 10 be Channled, aud
pai,ick ~as directed 10 tuInsh tie OrgaaiC
.lemeul A Shn,i lime elapsed, bal no mu-
SIC f,lIo~ed lhs touch of the lady whc
presided ot HE ias'rument Bow.
ei ,he iais 6igan:si Blow J. ispea
,.d Ihs lsaJer, aai 'Bi,% BlIss yon, blow
! -chued he entire choir. bui nOi pmti fount
Is way into The vacant pipes, 10 Wake Ihe
-umbrring h,rnnny An Investigation now
,on. place, snd paifrk was found boI,ind lh'
,san--wit,l hoih his hands lights clenche,
rInnnd the bellows handle 4 sIic. of some
i've feet long and Two inches thick ih,
end stuck an his mouth. his cheeks swelle'
to the u,mos, expansion. his eyes ,lis,ende,
and tie pprspera,ion streaming from lis face
-sngayrd in the vigorous bnt vain aismp
20 force his breath lhtough the pores of III,
wood into the body Of the instrument.
"lt is. perhaps. unnecessary to say tia
some little time elapsed before the choi
were able to screw their mouths into ,ha
serious pucker requisite TO the proper per
ormance OF the musicli exercises.
The Evansville daily journal., 1848-09-04
e. l[s:55sW WOLL HOUSE, Cd
AND WHARF-BOA.T L !.


,INIIE undersigned takes this method to noui1 .t.s
ruh!ic that he Is the proprietor OF large i anS
c,,n,nodious WHAgF Boar, AT -Snawneeio~H' al an
that ne still continues the Receiving, 4Fot" a'sis
and Commission Business. generally. ~
Persons landing in the night, or deslTous Oh 49,
inc ,,ss,,e i'm tire night, will always ma Pil'a4
room and \ GOOD bed, on board q .lt =
He also keeps constantly en- hand. genera assoIl
r,et OF GRocFRTss PRoyls:oNs, Nc, sultao'e :" ''s
river trade -. ha has
In connection with the above business, ne, a, na,
opened House OF Entertainmena, on - ,be
Street (alou - yardstrofa the wharf ooa ~ -;
Morris Brick House and two frame snoiis
me,iia:evbelow called the WoLL HocsE 3 anu ~
OFFICE hot which have been recently - ao5
re.ttei ana where persons may secure e see - he
Stage Coaches, for any point IN Tue "N'''o''
mail routes. -sF q t,s.,L IL k,I,.rfy and
B,g shall be s,pplied With the best ihe counI! ,
atj,ri for money and Pains will ee spaieu -
ron,moate comfortably all who call ON MN, n
His SrABLr will be filled wih every yai.sH H,s,i
grain, hay &c, and managed by honeS n s rsros
1stlers f,r whom the undersigned VIII oe
bic. ..E r-.r Z. .fl-.i,- - o.lnioht will
Persons landing from steam boats q. n.in', -
,,x,ys he conducted TO the Hoiehn ii,ey oesio -
Je - II !OhiN ,--s-------rr- v
The Evansville daily journal., 1848-09-04

TnE Law oF MARRIAGE-rhe question
whether man can lawfully take ior sec
nnd vile the sister Of his deceased wife, iias
recently been examined in England by Il
Royal commission-Lord Bishop OF l.ichGeld
the Honorable James Stuart Wouley, Nj.
p, Sir Stephen LusInington. ID. G. L., Mr.
Anthony Richard Blake, Sir Edward Waugh
an Williams and Mr.. Andrew Rutherford. -
The result oi their enquiries into the opin-
ion OF the clergy of The established church
on tho two questions Of the principle aud
expediency of such marriages was unsaiisiac-
iory-lLe clergy being divided in their
views After an examination Of the ques
ton whether statues prevent such marriages
the Commissioners report:
These marriages will take place when a
concurrence Of circumstances give MS" tO
natural attachment; they are not dependent
on legislation. We are not inclined to think
that such attachments and marIlages would
be extensively Increased in number wore the
law To permit them; because, as wo have
said, il was not the state of the law, probib
TORY or permissiye, which has governed, or
as we think, ever will efiectuclly govern
them.
The commissioners quote Judge Story.
opinion, who says: Nothing is more com
mon in the States Of America than second
marriages OF this sort, and so far from being
doubtful as to their moral tendency, they are
among us, deemed the very hes, sort of mar
iages. my whole lie have never heard
he slightest suggestonsagains, them, found
I'd OH moral or ,lomesi ic considerations"
The Evansville daily journal., 1848-09-04
Major NoAus Aog-Ths M,jo- ihas sn-

swers correspendcr':
"Ciari.s, ll'hses 10 know our age How
il that the ladies take greale, iareiest in
fate of old fellows than they do oi the ,onne
We have no particular objections to telling
'ur ase. We are zen years Younger rhlu
Mr. Richie, OF tie Washington tnpn. and
re is the most Sprighily. active and extra
ordinary man Of his yeats in tho country
We are Younger than Mr.. Van Buren. who
iias noi YET arrived a, the age OF discretion =
The Evansville daily journal., 1848-09-04

WITTY Tara jolly tar was accident,
knocked oveib"ard ircm his vessel a, cne o'
oar warses few days ago. and swimming ic
the rndder, was, though safe. for time
Gus of sght o: The crew. The captain feel
ug alarmed. called over the stem, are vou
>.
The Evansville daily journal., 1848-09-04

lies" was the reply.
''llow are you getting on below" was the
mex, inierrogaiory
''Oh. srimmingiy?" shouted the founder
ing sailor.
The Evansville daily journal., 1848-09-04

la.ion by the free U~
.,.Soa,s once more 0n0'Te[ TAIN,
vao ..l.. -. e eo,snis. CT Gs't Bdia'n, n,,,. :,
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ishmrn; FIR the reas,n deep tiIth admits of closer
proximity Of the plans without sustaining equal injury
from drought and tuning yellow, or firing, in common
parlance.
would ask the advocates Ct shallow poughing. or
the Swimming system. as il has been aply termed if
they have not observed tie beneficial effects of eahs
ken If cellars, wells, pits. SC. when applied to very
poor land? And have they not observed luxurlan
growth If gras9 and weeds ditch banks and mill races
even To The highos points. when level enough 10 retain
Moisture lhat falls have often no iced such et-
fects and have almost uniformly observed, that il earth
thus from below the surface capable Of being
puverzed by frost tllge increased fertility the
result Such being The case, is there any valid
FIR surprising that still the surface 50 much dr
exist HAT while will render the same land
sterile the other viii positively enrich it? If advan-
tage will result from mixing with the il the earth taken
from many feet low the surace-aud that such is the
case have had repeated evidence and using ii FOR this
express Object cannot perceive why portion ct The
same frrlizng property may mt he found in The earth
only few inches a fool below the surface. And last.
though tot least in the catalogue If advantages. the a
important Item Of manure is rendered avallable
and consequently the land IS both immediately and per
Inanently benefited
10 be Continued J
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-21
FASHIONS FOR SPRING s. SUMMER lS4S.
JUST RECEIVED BY

FEp DOORS .4BOFE.uEE.u & GH.4TKLN'S
.zND OPPOSITE SAMUEL B. THURlLAN-S
= .. f-ON ARDS returns his thanks to his friends
and Public generally for the very liberal patronage ex.
tended to him previous 10 his copartnershp with w
Lee. and during that tme and would inform his friends
and the public generally, that he has taken the bust.
ness into his own hands, and hopes they Will continue
heir custom with him. All care possible will Re taken
to have work Entrusted 10 him, done rs we'll as il
can be done elsewhere. JAMES B. EDWARDS.
Sept. Its.
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JOHN q. .1IcCLAN.iHiN.
GROCER. AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,



GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
LYNCHBURG, W.,
I AM now receiving my Spring and Summer took of
u Goods, lately purchased at low prices consisting in
part of the following articles viz
200 bags Rio and Laguyra Coffee
25 do Oh Java do very superior,
80 hhds NO. Z. R. and St. Croix Sugar,
Is boxes Loaf Sugar,
20 hhds and bbls Molasses, (some very superior,)
2l0 kegs Nails,
$50 sides Sole Leather,
10 bbls Tanners Oil. (bes quaty)
4 casks Lamp and Whale Oil,
25 reams Fooscap and Letter Paper,
100 do Wrapping Paper,
10 tons Country and I'redegar Iron,
60 boxes Sperm and Taow Candles,
SO kegs Blasting and Rife Powder,
20 boxes Tea,
| chest do. very superior article,
5000 Cotton Yarns,
40 boxes Raisns.
2 terces Rice. fresh.
Shad Mackere, Herrings and Roe Herrings.
UoEss,
60 bbs Rectifed and Mountain \Vhiskey.
% do Old Rye Whskey,
10 do Apple Brandy,
II do Imitation French Brandy,
French and Pale Champagne Brandy, Every 'supe-
Madeira and Sherry Wine. Chest quality,)
Porter. Rum, Gin, Malaga, Sicily, Madeira and Port
Wine, with many other articles.
COW VI IS 81 0 " B u INES
My prompt personal attention given TO consgnmens,o
FLOUR. WHEAT, TOBACCO, BACON and all kinds
try produce. Also, to receiving and forwarding Goods
and Produce. No charge for drayage.
May Its JOHN G. MoCLANAHAN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-21

ZOO LBS. WOOL ROLLS.
cOO 1900 lbs. nice Wool, on hand, bargain will
be offered to close. LACY s GARLAND,
Nov 9-ts