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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-07
WIFE I'NENi LOAN.


We suppose in colrsc Of time Mr.. Walker Will
certain tho real Of the finances and how much
ney he wants TO hnunw. After The discovery of The er
more III the treasury than represented IN his "Fnancia
Statement" the Committee of NAYS aud Means
Informed that loan Of twelve millions n,ead vi eigh
ten and half, reported by them-would suffice. On
Saturday, another letter from the acting Secretary, in
forms the House he had just learned from the Score
tary of War. that he had submitted estimate 10 the Com
mliiee of Ways and Means. to the of near four
millions, in addition th.se made oct previously 10 the
date of the Report The acting Secretary asks. there
fore, that the Treasury be aulhorzcd negoliae loan
o sixteen millions II dollars, which. with The
revenue, viii pay all expenses up the Is, Jny next.
We showed, day ago thai Congress, la session.
gave the Secretary cunt, which would, according
to his statement then made pay all charges 10 the same
date, aud leave a balance Of four millions On hand. The
Secretary therefore, canfesses that he mistaken III
his calculations for year to The amount Of sixteen
mlllioi.s. Bat II would he easy 10 show that this sum
is far short Of the real deficiency. The oi receipts
from customs nver the Secrelays esimae-the four
millions, Inch intended 10 remain ilaiing bal
ance in the treasury but which nnger existaud The
various outstanding claims and under estimates # The
Departments, will amount 10 moro than ten millions,
and thus swell the deficiency In some twenty SIX NIL
Inns W hat confidence eau Congress, or the people,
place in the estimates Of Mr. Secretary Wal6rr2
The enquiry naturally arises, whence the necessity Of
the Secretary of War demanding four millions Of dollars
than he thought necessary before the session
commenced The Government has adopted no new
plan. vigorous prosecution OF the was ronlcm-
plated by the President aud Secretary, at the dafe ii
der annual Communications. They both call fof he
ten additional regiments Of regulars and the additional
twenty Thousand volunteers. Are the four pions ia
tended supply tho deficiencies in the estimates Of the
Quarter Master General made, by order, below what II
was known would be necessary Exhibit, are made II
the ming OF Congress, fr below the raal eNlgrHcles
Of the service, ir political fec and deceive The peo-
pie the real Of the Ga various pteieAts,
and by the separate application Of this department and
that bureau many millions OF appropriation obtained,
about which nota word said in the message
cumpanying documents. This the case last Session
and The same thing will be attempted during The pre-
SEM session. There Of moral coiage 10 the
wh le "i thu Administrator. They afraid to
forward and tell the representatives Of the people how
much money necessary carry the aud hence
these dcusve Reports, and indirect of obtaining
appropriations.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-07
TO THE PEOPLE OF PfrrSYLvANIA.

As present representative in the Legislature &" i'll
moi be candJales Tor election and he time for III.
election rf others " III be hand of the people
Of the North SIDE "f The county, presume TO propose
man from that side, su table person repre
sent you in the next Legislature.
is known TO the people all over the county Gas well
fell by those Of this sde,) that the nor has been
overlooked and neglected. while other paris have been
represented by numbers Of their met, whdm we believe
were not capable than some flrher north. The
North side is willing to acknowledge her inferori,y in
point of number bat she claims To have. at least one
man capable of defending, and true TO- Phig principles,
aud asks If the balance Of the county allow her rep
resenaliye in thousand years II is known Ia all
nsi. Of the people ii The county, that ron Of he
people, f-elng themselves much passed by over.
looked, determined IN forming a county, and
try themselves with portions Of ohr
tics, where they will be treated the equa, aud Ion
ger as the inferior.
Now, of the north Side (not in the proposed boun-
darv for new county call On you 10 support Dr. Ed
MUND JOHNS, not only because have supported
men from other portions OF The county, bu, because he
is a man Of sound mind good understanding, extensive
inflammation, aud every way worthy 10 represent, eoen
P,Hsy4rania agreat many is krown he fact. that
Dr. Johns a true and good Wing. and worthy Of any
alton But. 10 such as arc not personally aquiinle1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-07

An incidental debate Of some intrrost sprung up in
the House of Representatives Saturday. upon the de
lay which had attended the printing aud delivery Of he
Presidents Message and aceompsn, documents, mud
particularly of The Refo of the Seer ,ary oi the
Treasury. The great hulk Of the Message. &c, (ltO0
pa1es d,nbe the sjae Of hr corresponding document
1916. alleged one # The causes ul lis taldy ap
pearance; but member stated that the printer auIhu
2ed him 10 say the docun furnished 10 members
as rapidly As the photographic plans furnished 10
hln. With respec, 10 the Treasury Report. II WAS sta
ted the auhorty Of the printer that the copy had been
n qucn,y withdrawn by the Secretary with view 10
alteration and correction which Invoked The necessity
Of r. printing NIr Mckay said he authorized 10
declare that The tabular statements had not been IN the
least changed siuce they transmitted II finally
came out that, after The Report printed. Mr. Walk
er who had the last proofs 1adr the printer 10 deliver
the document until he had flushed their revision, but
tina The pahlic printer conceived he bound to obey
the Committee Printing rather han the Secretary,
and therefore delivered the document HAT morning 1t
strikes hat whist to accuracy. the pr0ois OF
document tlon any of the departments might be
sabmed 10 the author. he would have right what
To make the slightest all, ral,on in the The
Nervousness, of Mr.. Walker, with respect 10 his bant
lung, and the repeated alterations which he has naGr
since the document placed the hands of Congress,
argue mind III AT with respect 10 the correctness
Of his data and his conclusions
Mr.. Mckay ntlmacd his intention l. brng farward a
resolution which think would obvlaie the difficulty
experienced from the delay in printing these Documents
That IS direct The President Ia have his Al, ape and
all the accompanying documents printed before the meet
ing OF Congress aud lad upon the table Of members. nj
the same tine that they arr Transmitted 1t is loo bad
that document 50 important as the Annual Treasury
Report sh nld cUme INTO p, secession al the House
until the close Of the second month f the session
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-07
.MOND9Y MORNING, FEB. :. ls4s
WING COUNTY MEETING

The Wings Of the county Of Campbell and the Town
Of Lynchburg will meet ON the first day Of February
Court. al Campbell Court House for the purpose If
ponlng Delegates 10 the Wing State Convention. 10 b.
held in Richmond on the 23d of next month"; with view
to the formation of an Electoral Ticket. for President
and Vice President Of the United States.
The Meeting. above called will also take into consld-
eratioa the praprieiy efappoiniing Delegates To Com
venon, Ia be held On the 18Th Of February neNt. al
buckingham Court House. nominate Candidate 10 be
Supported by the Wings of this District. io seat IN The
Senate OF Virginia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-07
MIR ROTIS, EIlER.

\ve rivo =, b,noirq IN the nlitics nr the dav and rs
e,I.'.,t -. - = n.
80. =,
Bolts. to the Richmond W h'@. Nh ''as speaks win
his usual itaressncss. here is coneealment.
ervation cor qua fcatmn. He is Henry CLAY WING
and cares M, win, knows il Whatever we NAV mink
49,. .,,.,,.sa.,, a,..i i.r ..,
VI Nus ',"'' 'S ''''''' "'' '"''1 "'' "'''
ness nave always co.hiahded our respect ana admra
lot.
NC sae ma necessity far the rr6 cti,n upon bis Whp
lle,,,,os -, tho a ,r al ,b, u,,.o Th.,- "A b,r.,,
l. .,, 40 ,;., m hli,, g.. ~,
; 10 ms" " DO us '' i"'S ~ w" "'
Ior 10 b" N hg-upon evidence per APPS which dues
not satisfy Mr. Bolts; they believe asp tha he will be
more available candidate dian Mr.. Clay, which Mr.
- 49,, ., t1,,o ~, M :; e. r
~ -,
National o"nVehl"h' ana WIN support us 'oinne''--
why e"'"'" '"s NV Nv '''N' i" ,t'','" 90 - ''' II,
lave strength Of Nh Clay and Gen. Taylor? After all
whilst .yav.ipg himself the friend of Mr. CLAY Mr. B,,s
,.l.. l., III .,.,,,,, nm. cause ,,r Con T,l,r
viaed he he III. n,adn,. the Convention lie runs no
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-07
lONN' A.

The Wings havea majority though a small oneit
The House Of Repre- spnrnves of this infant State. and
lately refused 20 ln;u election o L. Senators,
mhereup,n the Union expresses much vIrn nus lndigna
4 ON, and does moi hesitate 10 THAT the youngest
Sae IN The Unon. who has questions before Congress
deeply interesting 10 Der welfare. should be denied the
privilege ui having representatives IN The Senate Of the
nlcd STATES 10 participate IN lis proceedings, and that
brought about by The Wing party, Tor the sake % Their
own miserable party purposes, is gross and almost I'm
paraeled outrage"
viii il be believed tina, these lines were pcnnrd by
the very man. who Justified the Senate OF Vgnln when
few years ago. ii refused 10 70 into the election OF
Senator, the Ming having malariiy JOINT ballot
and no, recently, appaudrd the Democratic ma
piry ri The Senate Of Tennessee for Frustrating in like
manner, HE wishes of the ma0rity aud leaving the State
presented Tor two years. YET such ls the faeand
we should like The sghteS discrimination dawn
between the ca cs We regret Thai The Wings Of Iowa
should have been convinced by the Arguments Of lhp
Senior Editor Of HE Union, Of the proprely of
which have eyer,egarded designating AMI aim Is
revolutionary.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-07

Il the editors of the Mig the Why party. really
t''gr the war 'unnecessarIy aud uncousulionally,
begun by the Pr5silen'. and iha he is withholding need
ta iafroa,ion, why dou'l they prefer arslcs Of i'm
parchment Sta4qfmn Democrat.
fF the same reason. that. if we had canrrovery in
The courts II b- decided would trust ii to the de-
csan ct jury that knew 10 be packed. Of judge
Mh5 had a'rea decided n favor OF opponent. he
RESIDENTS followers IN the Senate, upoH which body
would devove the duty of toying the ISSUE, il Is known
beforehand would acqnit him-and not wiling I"
hi'e nm The benefit, small as it would be- IN The es,ina
tlh OF al candid minds. of verdict in his favor render
"a o} his o~s committed pazns, after going through,
"Shahn IN rhery, the f,rms Of rla IN case already
pr ndged
ne President. hswrver, will be impeached before
'pid' IN Which We have confidence ilin IN M
g",e rs now organlzc1betoTe the gr al pphar jury.
"eh, III afcordaace with te Constitution, W'l be call
"a upon 20 a''iy ar TO Tepudiae his IN al acls irM
:" 'Ws heIre Their decision. egen tn u4h 1t sio"!u
NJ t IN accordance with opinion, VIII have al eas'
Eeemoiahce OF fairness 10 sustain IT, We do not II IS
' believe IN the denac. gcs cant. thai ''iho voice "a
' rrope is the vuce of God" bat II Is nevertheless
tribunal to which all such are lie be h"aiIy re-
r'rfa and from VIII ST. Judgment there Is fortunately 10
a.Pe}' inallihlc though il may not be, W. know OF
lone which can be as safely trusted Wig.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-07

o.. Capt Harper of the Virginia Regiment, writes
10 the Smnnton Spectator, from Bueua Vista, that lang
inactivity WINS operating nnta,ofahly upon the morals
aud discipline If the hoors Volunteer. (nol Of the
Virginia Regiment was 10 be sho the day. for mn-
tiny and attempting the llio Of his Captain Captain
harper SAYS, o the eighty men. cnmr,sln his company
when II landed IN Mexico. hui fifty fur renain -
Eight have died, and eighteen have been inyalded and
dlO harged. This, Too. IN exactly one year from the
time oil their depa ture from Staunton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-07

SANDS SAkSApARiII,A

The following testimonial 10 the value of the Sarsapaa
from the Rev Luther Wright, aged 76 years Congresa
,iona Minister, residing at Wobu,n-
Woburn, Mass March 3Uh, 1916.
M.ssts. Sands Gentlemen From What have rirerirn
oed the niorma'ion have recently received
number 81 persons oil hh c.pecaby who have used YOU
Sasanafla have the lcaS doubt bat that II Is
valuable medicine and that the certificates
received Of its ccac, arcty sustained by experience aud
although reputation and utility extensive, and
stand need Oh my humble efforts "a increase them
all who afflicted BY disease 10 become acquainted
with the clic and power oI valuable medicine
am, gentlemen, grateful, aud very resretfI, yours,
Luther WRIGHT.
Price 81 per bottle. SIX bottles lnr Ave dollars
Prepared and sold by A. " u SANDS, Druggists, 100
Fulton str.rt, New York
Sold also by y II LYMAN, Lynehbuis, ard Diuggsi,
generally throug hout the United States.
EehrnarY L II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-07
LYNCHBUtG MARKET.
Se.r.eted for d. ,reek snding Tridav. Feb. Z.

Sc.vseied for the ,reck ending Friday. Feb Z. lese
1obarco Lug, common 81 IS to 81 75 Good 81
50 to a. 5oI.eat-comnonS 81 TO 81; good - h 81
Fine shipping s. so 81 Manufacturing -h'
fine none Offering Stems common 50 80 to30 10 ha'
50 75,oS rs.
Flour No operations Of any consequence, durirg The
week We may give s. 10 81 dull.
Proyiso,,s Bucon stnckght, sales 8 10 9 cents. ~
to quality, Beef cents Pork--S5 90; Corn Meal.
50 cent?.
Wheat Rod 81 90, White 81 06c u.
G,ab,.--Corn, now a6 cents; Oats 30 SO oen".
Clover Seed 81 IS s. co.
Vhsheg --Sales nj 80 cents.
Becnoar-20 cents.
Bmie-Suck petty good. l2l cen,s. Cor Ne. l.
brandy Apple. nooe offering Peach. none offering
Bar Iron as 10 $50 60per ton.
Co0.e-Ri 81 to 81 cents, Laguira Civ 10, Java l2i
Mochs %.
Country Loens-row l2I cents dull Flax is
cents
Cot ton Ya,us- Sales Is 10 10 cents average nun b.r
FeuiLe,s-Sales AT so cts.
For Seed Sales rs 10 SO cents
H1,-llcrrings No. l. $3.50 to 500 Msoksrs
NJ, 3. IS; No. .. $40.
Ginseng 20 10 % cents.
Hcnp-No sales We hear Il. The hfties 10 scarce
Inse,d Cd Sal,s C5to e cents.
ImR-No. |. ~ cents.
.loiu,ses-Wesl India 35 10 10 cts per gallon n.
o. AZ to Is cents.
Plaster Lump. &S 90 Ground $1,000.
Sugars-New Ohcans7 10 9 cents Porto Rico 9 to
10 cents; Clarified ~ cents. Loaf II bI2l cents.
.SaH.--49 80 To customers
Iallolc-Searce aud muen wanted, and would
and readily 10 cents, aud perhaps little nors nigh, 10
had
Tr- 80 per bbl
Ueoi26 to ~ CTS. principally larlor
II'o,I D.U Sale. ~ 4, An ,.,t.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-07
DIVORCES.

It is quite melancholy see how much Of tho time Of
the Legislature has been occupied in granting divorces.
" deeply regfr that the rgor Of the rule which
obtained IN State. this subject, relaxed
There was tine when it To impossible to get
divorce whilst nov nothing sceus easier. We expect
shortly The disruption Of the matrimonial lie effect
ed without the concurrence desire of either party II
itere be any nneqnaIy y"ked. should advise Them
not omit the pre- sent opportunity of escaping from elr
leters as II may be long before another Legislature
GOOD natured may assemble.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-07

~ Tie election of Mr. Suule 10 the Senate by the lc-
gisslurr Of Louisiana. in which tie Nhigs have ma
jarity of Two JOINT ballot naturally excrs g,od deal
of indignation hroughou, the country, We give some
of The comments Of the n. o. Bee The rsarning at
ter the escona memb~r aud stated tina, Mr. Mylcs.
u Wing member. told him that an offer had been
made 10 him of four negroes. provided he would 10. voe
ur the Wing candidate. The Speaker has appointed \
committee 10 investigate The business.
We hope the lnion tor sistency's sale. will re
commend tina, Mr. Soule ressn inns huch as he repre-
SCENTS minority.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-07
TIE COURT OF INQUIRY AT PEROTE.

The " Orleans Dehapublishes nom manuscript, copy.
wllh which says II has been p,ely favored. the l-
loving General Order The Secretary Of War, direct
ing Cou of Inquiry To be held al Peroe, for the pur
pose Of investigating the charges of Gen scott against
Gens. Pillow and Worth and Colune Duncan, the char
ses OF Gen Worth against Gen. Schl, and certain olher
matters moi specified. 1t is the first lme the order has
appe red in the public press. Ietler-wre at Wash
nsion have rep rted hat. The order ISSUED
Col Belknap hls been substituted Tor Col Butler, On The
Court Of Inquiry
WAR DrpARTMENr. djuiant Generals Office
Washington, Jan. IA, lS4S 5
General Order No 2'Ihe follow ing Order. received
from the Secretary Of War published 5r the nf,rna
ton and guidance oi the officers concerned
WAR DEPARTMENT, January 3. 1913.
BY direction Of the President Of the United States, a
Count Of Inquiry, To consist of Brpve Brig. Gen. n
Townsm, Paymlster General. Brig. & n. Caleb Cush
ing. and Col. +. &. W. Butler, Sd Dragovus members
will assemble in Mexico inquire and examine into the
charges aud aIlrga prelrrrd by Mag Gen. Winfield
Scott. against Maj Grn Gideua J. Pillow. and Brcve.
Lieut. Col. James Duncan. Captain of the ID Regimen
OF Artillery, aud the charges ar matters of complaint pre-
scented by way Of appeal by B'eyet Maj. Gen. W. j.
Worth. Colonel OF The 9Th Regiment OF Infantry. against
Mai. &c. Winfield Scott, and also. INTO aiy matters
Connected with HE sane as we'll As such other rausac
tlons may be submitted 10 the consideration of The
Conri aud after Investigating the same the Court will
rfpori the facts each case. together With the opinion
thereon, fJr The lntoimaln u The President.
lhe couH will convene on the 18Th day of February
next or So soon thereafter as practicable III the Castle
oi Peroe, IN Mexico. where II Will continue To hold its
slin2s unless the eAgencrs ot the public service may
require the place be changed in Mhich the
Is authorized 10 adjourn from place il place, circnm
stances may render necessary. in order that embar
TasSment 10 the service may be occasoned By lis
sims.
Shond any Of the members, named in the order, be
prevented from attending the court VIII proceed to- and
continue the bIsncsS before it. provided the number OF
members present be within the Limitation prescribed by
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-07
CO. We arc pleased To observe in the proceedings Of

CD We arc pleased In observe in The proceedings a
tie >enatf, IN Monday lat, that Nj Niles, from the
Committee On the Post Office aud Post koads has re.
Pnfted bill in amendment oil the act oi March sd,
lsi5ihe obJeci al whleh is allow the rates III en''
missions aulhmzed iu Pesmastefs by The j., sec ion Of
Nh ac o the snoun Of postage ceyed IA each guar
to- and ia due rroPfon ivr any period css Than par
ter L stmastris whose colninissen have been DUNN
sted. b, having been pad the received III
year instead OF aqusrer permitted 10 re settle and
adJus, their accounts.
The effect of this Will 10 give the usual compcns,
ton 10 P,s masers whose Offices were worh more than
500 per annum. They viii be ep,lled also 10 their
/ ack pay
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-07

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Gle and matter adapted 10 all classes and ages
worthy OF preservation. and place in the library has
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IS and drnonlua ions, for It's moral and religious prluc
plies, 5 we'll as lis variety and popular style
It's published, monthly, in New lork. and sent 10 all
psrs of he country free q POSTAGE at t~o dollars per
annum, in advance.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-07

The President saws the NY Cout has taken upon
himself TO ltcide ehou the intervention If any Court
.Enen,,y thai as hetweer Ser Seait and Gen " 9th
tho fIper Is In the wrong aud he Latter ip he right
t,b bv rel, asfnr Gen. Worth ffna tue effect II the
ar,es preferred ae aes Inn y his ComnsnGe IN Cunt
and by suhJeeung the Comnandet-m mel hin's u
IN The humils ION oi Suspension ina hsgn country, be
te the eyes ut the pue.Y, VIII viii T. Jhee Ia SEE hum
lied the 1reat man who las BUNDLED aad sub.ued theh
and beE,re the eyes Of his army, Notwithstanding ne
r,r in presence of he oe-wlll uemhle with indignant on
=, sueh lreament ul their well deserving and WE'LL Y
ed Chief .,Z
.yhat has Gen Scott done 10 justify such an lad gn
,,a What has he not duneit there ia any seutnt nj
ar generosity in the ADMINISTERS ton-io place himself,
ven il he has Committed some efrnr which does not ap
,.,r abpve and beynnd the reach 1t any petty malice
any little vengeance ~ Iil'ie 'h IN sa'"ns LAT ceyohn
their capaciiy or deserts
1--WE rrusi the Cnnaress The countryside people
every where will insist upon knowing why the man
who led their armies Ia iTnnphs. such as no like mum
her ever achieved h-f rehas teeu dshunored IN the
face of The world bS The administration which his
cb,evemenls and os of another iliusirns commander
like Scott, object of jealousy dIslrasl, and attack
ON the part Of The administration partzins-have saved
from inrxungulslsble contempt
'Fearul, indeed is The responsibility which The Pres
'ni has taken by this SUSPENSION and III HE subsila
one Of Gen Buller-paccd in the army from civil lie
~ the chief command ufhe army.
ave do not indeed anticipate mul'nx among our
troops Im such gross and sha ow wr"ng-oT The, are.
we tTns alfehy 81 iioued WIN Tue gthro'' anu sei
srcrfcng patriotism Of inirId Scott thai they will
still respect themselves and their hg. even when the
constitutional authorities d HE nation cease 10 respect
theR
"But The p1ora disorganizat ton spnglhe ilon burn
ing of injustice aud wrong sustained al the hands
of III whom the army ought be able To look with
confidence for protection and rsh always and u0der all
circums'anccsths may undermine yet more fatally
than mutiny Itself.
"A just people Will hold ioihe sirciest accountability
me I'm hay ling a
and again the hpe that Congress will INSIST
perenplory upon being informed o the motives which
have caused the suspension o Gen Scott and The hum
liating spectacle Of snAJectng 10 Cuut u Enquiry.
an enemy's countr' which his 'al has owe ran aud
subdued,- 'oremost General OF the age
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-07
GEN. CASS.

l"e Columbia Is g. Tel graph neutral Paper-
"neIiing nren the elccii,neerug letter of thls NINA
o'lalor, says I'll is iusdous our 10 cheat TIE
al % her VIDE. nh il nay br fair to conclude the
cnnsiyaace of his ,ous,;,n,s is evasou of the orin
reH me u aot Plovs. by the mnde he suggests, Is
a" Insulting attempt 10 hunhug into his ranks Tor the
y he 'ia Knight" is suspected in both sections of the
the Just fate of every who makes chaeis al
"rAl9ns, and wies ron his lore, ad, roR SAIL TO
lht HGHtsT BIDDER"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-07

o. We were in error, when. in our last, announcing
the passage by the House Of Delega'ts Of the bill 'ssb
fishing The 22nd JudcIs Circuit, stated that the IH-
cut embraced the counties Of Bedf,d Campbell. Am,
h.rs ard Nelson Tie counties composing 1t are in the
West The bill far the ed tour) Circuit MAS reeomm
ird Select Committee, whlch, by reference 10 the
proceedings Of Tuesday will be has reported ia
suurably, ana the probability is HAT ii will ass the
House.