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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-01-10
MISSOURI HOTEL.
Coxxss MAN AND MoseAN STREETS,
st. LOIS. mo. A y

ST. LOUIS, no.
-. TIE subscriber would res
ss!zM pectful!y inform his friends and the
!ssls public that he has purchased from
ss2s - Mcssrs a.. e. b. j. VAN CorRT, their
interest in the above house and leased It for a
term of years, and pledges himself that no atten-
ton on his part shall be wanting 10 make all who
favor him with cali perfectly at home.
The furniture of the house has been repienisf-
ed throughout and the premises generally sub
jecied to thorough renovating
: The location os above indicated is opposite
the most active part Of the Leyee, and equally
convenient to the more mercantile and manuac-
turing part !,
The situation is healthy, tie rooms airy. and
susceptible Of thorough ventilation.
The proprietor has spared no expense ~ hitting
up this hoiise, his table shall al Il times be fur
nisaed viii he best the Mark ct affords. AT the
Bar. which has been refiitcd and furnished IN
superior style; he has on, hand (hariag rt1'1ored
Ri, Stock Of Hiaes, Liquors, and Segars from ne
Hirgi..a Hotel Bar,) and will continue to keep
az he purchases from The Importer in New J ork
n snppiy Of the choicestbrands of wines, Liquors
and Segass, and hopes to receive shaFeoi pat
ronaoe propoS,ionate 10 his end agars 10 please.
A. C. PECKHAM, Proprietor.
St. Louis, August 30:t, l8l9. 52-d
.NOTYCE.-We take occasion in addition to
the above to return our thanks to our friends and
the public for the patronage so lbe-aiiy bestow-
cd on us during our lease Of the Missouri Hotel
and would respectfully recommend contnu-
ance Of their patronage under the new manage
| merit. as we are assured that there will be no
| deviation from the former charge
~ "A. e. b. i. VAN COURT.
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CABINET MAKING.
NVfiE subscriber would


"a pectfully inform the citizens Of Daysr
port and yicinit, that hcis now prepared y
manufacture every description Of Cabinet Fei
on the shortest notice, and for ncatncss and di'
rubility Of workmanship not to he excclledaS
any in the West. lleintends keeping gcnefs
assortment Of Cabinet Ware, consisting Of
Bureaus, Bcdstcads, Dining, Breakfast an
Dressing Tables, Candle, Wash and Work
Stands, etc. s 1is
Bureaus for $1,000, Dining Tables for SOC
Breakfast tables 400, Bedstesds :, 90; Candle
stands for so cents; iWashstands $50.
Which he will dispose offor READY Pay, upol
the mos, reasonable terms, and receive in paw
ment all kinds of nrkctable country Prodms
Lumber, Wood, coal, &c. and will neverreirs
cash. 49,
COFFlNS madewith despatch and at Low
rate.
SHor on Front Street, in the rear Of the ca
zette Printing Office. ELI OIL.
Davenport. Feb. 18th. I848. o3-tl
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NEW SHOP AND
NEW PRICESi

s aS
EYstiE subscriber would respectfully in
u form The citizens Of Davenport and the sur
rounding country that he is carrying on the
Chair and Cabinet Making
in all its branches. lie therefore would in
form the public at large that he has reno, ed
from the Old Stand on Front Street to his new
shop no. Brady ST in Mr. Dayenport's Square
opposite Pechtei's Plough Shop, and have also o.
pened Shop at Maqaokets, Jackson CO., where
he has established himself permanently with
the determination to please his customers in
quality and prices Of work. He will positively
sell CHEAPER than any other establishment in
Davenport for The quality OF work. Farmers
bring on your Wheat, Lumber, Butter, Cheese,
Racon, &c. Three months credit with security
will be given to those not having the READY,
TO those who have, 10 per cent discount will be
made. No effort will be spared to accommodate
all and he hopes by untiring industry and atten
ton to business and punctuality TO his engage
menis TO retain all old customers and obtain ma
ny new ones. %
cor7i2s made with dispatch.
fETThree JorgseyMEN CHAIR MAEEgs want
ed Immediately 10 whom good wages and steady
employment will be given.
Don't 1.-the place,
No. 5,
BRADY STREET:
In large letters on the front oil the Shop.
Davenport, June 28th, 1910. 1a-iy
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NE wv S T @ r. E j!

UyHE subscriber has just receive
ed and now opening at
Elllt0n's Old Corner,
An entire .Ntw Stock Of Goods embracing great
variety Of seasonable Dry Goods,
Queenswarc, Hardware, Groceries,
Boots and Shoes
Ready Made Clothing,
Hats, Caps, &C.,
Which will be sold astonishingly lor for CASH or
most kinds of Produce. The attention Of Far
mers is particularly invited to the examination
Of this Stock. ~
II. CHRISTIE.
Davenport October 25lh, 1890
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-01-10
JOY I'D THE WORLD!
PERRY DAVIS
Genuine Vegetable Pain Killer.

MTO MEDICINE has been discovered
~ Tint is so happily adapted 10 use in'crua,'
ly ms drops to hc taken, and yer perform saea
wonders when applied externally ~ "asA,s
bath By friction. M a s.
The price rom % TO so cents per bottle &C.
cording 10 the size will enable MI 10 use i, y
yon doubt, begin with n 25 cent bottle, nnd tf
will remove your doubts, and make yaubny sHa
usc, aud recommend 70 yonr friends more than
O hundred certificates would. Who Will ~
them and save life and suffering for twenty-five
cents! - --*-
The Pain Killer may be used with a success
that win astonsh the bcholdcr, in such cases IS
the following: Fever and Aguc; Chilis and Ee
yer. Cholera NJ rbus. Dysentarv, Pain in ,hs
Side and Stomach, cuts and Bruises, Bronchiiis
Healing Sores on Man or Beast, Raising Blooa
Tooth-nche, Eoarsenese, chiiblains and Frosted
Feet, Spnsins, Prevent Blister from Burns
Scratches or Torn Flesh, Bites or Sings, ilsies
matte Complaints, Bowel Complaints, &c.
We have Certificates 10 Fill volume, whoa
might be published, showing the wonderful II
fecis Of the Pain Killer, but they IRE too con-
mon, and used fof articles Of no merit; aud ihs
25 cent bottles will do more than a thousand w
known names TO convince Tho uscr.
10 Fdnaiiies-Wc earnestly solicit all heads Of
families 10 trg one o5 cent bottle OF tile Pan
Killer, and they will then be CONVINCED ofiH
efficacy in the cure OF the above complaints, anl
we are cert in will ever after keep il on hand
Remember and nsk for Perry Davis veesiab!e
Pain Killer, the Original and only true article
Sold Wholesale and Retail q, the Family Med
icinc and Canton Tea Store, Corner 4th and Oh
i've, St Louis, by A. 7. WOODWARD, Gcner |
A A. A#z&# 4
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A fac lut OF plaid and plain Linseys'
very cheap, at WV ' =
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TEAS.

DRAlRlE LANDS in good neighbnr-
- hoods for sale ilr1fl. 80 or i60 acre lots to
suit purchasers COOK & SARGENT
Davenport, October 4ih, iGi9.
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JUST RECEIVED,
Satinc,,s, Cassimeres, Jeans, Twccds'
(,luhs. &c. Call and price them al
o'o WhI. INSLEE'S.
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AL.pACAs, SC.

Sc AI.PACAS, &c.
Some beautiful Alpacas, Mohair. Plaids
and DsIisle stripes, which will be sold cheap
az WA. INSLEE'S.
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C,ApS.

A fine assor,meu, just received Of u,
ter. Musk, Cloth, Hair Seal aud I.az ..a
Caps-a, all prices from 2oc. 70 SOW
at 80
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I III FLANNELS.
A fine Stock JUS. received, and for sale
rery lo,c, u WAL lNoLEE
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BOOTS AND SHOES. g:
A largo Stock Just received direct from
R,,ston. which are offered very low ,by 55s
D'ss''' 49," WM.e INSLEE.
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SHEETINGS.
Alarge lot Of Rleached and
Unbleached, al prices shat can't be
beat, by WM lNSLEE.
Davenport, September 20th, lS49.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-01-10
,CALlCOEs.

,CALlCOES.
A ine lot Of the latest style Prints, just
received, which, will be sold at o very small
advance 90 Eastern cost, by
.ssW WM. INSl.EE.
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FIRIENDS HOLD UPn
DRY GOODS AT COST!

VHE Big Boot WISHES 70 SIP
out Of the dry go line into sam ne |, I
more perishable, such as Butter, Egss, IsIow,
Beeswax, Hides and The se.o .s ,S :, b,ho1s
arc hooking for in C sliiornla, just 20 Keep. tue
ether from spelling, would raise % oblectionsa y
the EysN Bis BooT.
Davenport, Nov. 22d, l6ao.
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Davenport, oc. s5,h, is49.
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EYStIE subscriber would respectfully in
d form the citizens Of Davenport and the sur
rounding country that he is carrying on the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18
BURIAL OF GENERAL TAYLOR


he final ceremonies in committing 10 the grave The
remains ofGenera Taylor thus recorded in the Lons-
vile Journal.
THE FrNERAI. mortal remains of Major Gene.
raj Zachary laylor late Pre- ilen of he United States
were yesterday dep siled in their last resting place
The her, the parrot, the warrior les ent mbed in the
burlal grounds # his fathers and in the memory OF
grateful people lie. Mhlhfee short wears since at the
head Of The armies If his COUNTY, was Shedding by his
victories impersIble gIfy upon the name Of AmerI.
canshe, VIII four short months ago was at The head of
The naion winning golden ori.ions by The integrity Of
his Adninislauon-es now low in the due-to he seen
no more amongst usto be known hereafter oly in his
tory In the memory OF his patriotism. all true Ameri-
cans should lnd motive Ter increased love Of their
country; and that Union which he, while living had re-
solved 10 protect with all the power his c. nnand TIL
he should spend his last energy in lis behalf let all those
henceorth fond cherish and more reeionsy rev.
eence Who entertain grateful recollection Of the seryi-
q, he rendered hls county.
Attended by oil. Taylor. Judge Me. can, and Col
Bliss, the hdy II Tie deceased Yesterday morning
at an taty hour, delivered the civil a0lhles If the
city by preafrangement. the military the fire compa-
me-, he mayor and counc !. and the cz MS met and
formed IN proce-son jefferson street. Opposite the
court house, aud proceeded theme down SIKH street ia
Man, up Main 10 FIfh, down Fifth II Wafer, and I'm
W atsr ID StadGes wharf, where living he steam.
nodt Nayleaiw. Which had bfough 10 ihls CITY from
feifents iht body he deeessld TIN the Iccep.,or
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18
POLITICAL,
soGIE CORRESPONDENCE
Mn sf.SroN 10 Nh soutt

Mn sr.sros 10 Nh sort.
nua. T. Sopir: Dan IN; Permit NJ / al.ssty,
IA npHavr ynt reepnt c,ufse J. the Senate If III.
tnrd Stairs s.d view m. late rui-salirl nessn IS d,
rn'rrfn'se m the same light lhst bllese I'm d..
pits re. he"e,nt II eircula I'M VIII rh. o. YIN
viii advocating The dfseolaton 4 The cnnf fefss, -
hanr ie % feslfe sedraie yeu fp hi. iilua
If uataunied In VII. ihrteftn. mnrh o5llpe me- by
answering he fo"ine qne.tons In position he, a nd the
ca,il 81 yenr p"ts nal AID polificn enentlrs
Are Va favor Of dissolution nj lir mon now ar
heraf ~. bcaa.e ol the late scpn f he Congress II
the United Siates'
Are IN iasor # h. establishment, If Southern
tamterracr. because of the lie acfi IL The CONGRESS
ui The United Stlttsf
Ate IN tasar the s,ressiun # he Spfe NJ ori
ana fr IN The lenn heesuse ut the latc sean of The
/, s,er.s4 of = Inil.d snttss'
IA eshr ap.s TIE sbse inqnr.s vii greatly
ehige ,opr rhrd ent servant { y Sr,~roN
NV Odesns pel. -. $50
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18

ii II by the city anfhant es Governor Critenden vi
has been amongst MS ffa few dzy~. sad, on behalf :,
the corpnrae 18th iritts of the RI adir ssng him
~ CHS. 1aylir and 49, that the pe,rie OF kealeI
felt Just rrde hai the family of The deceased had -
leeted the soil Of hi Commonwealth as that In VIII
he ashes If the deceased should rep,s and he nas So
he mi ht their name. fay Thai he grave of tie d.
I'd parrot would be hallowed By reverence ,,l
eqnalled by The affeoonae regard with which g.
1aylsr had been regarded by the people when liyinu
M hostile bands would ever tread npon the turf " li.
covered hin, hut hi, sepnlchre would be srot VIII
our young eonntrymen ". uld repair 10 mediate NM
the IL aud character which lad wen high renown -
bold achievement and had heen especially celebrated H.
the practice Of all the virtues which adofn private =
lie did not DIES re In detain The holy office in WIN
The ii nds Of the de, ea,sd engaged, and on b
of The anlhorities Of The y, eqnes ed that the fu th
ceremonies of the final burial of The deceased Mum, -
cumm ted 10 thelr charge.
This done the fila was lifted 10 the hearse w.
which was thrown our national banner and the ptoc..
commenced The military prnceed-d the hpar.
followed, and alter II came the civil anthortles the 6
companies and the citizens generally In his order hev
proceeded the cry limits whence the hearse procs
ded attended By those who bad in charge to bear ba
remains of the deceased In their last sling plqce Thu
immense erowes that lined the streets til ongh which
hs procession passed attesed the emations fell By all
classes If our ciz ms ON the monrntul oecasnn.
Fr III the cry limits The body was ATTENDED by a LARGO
number OF persons vehicles and hnrsehatk In l6e
bnril ground, ylog beast OF the ty and dis an
but miles. This place Of Is inetment was sa-
leet d by General fatlo II is upon tn farm formerly
The property uf his father and iii, owned by the heirs +
his deceased btther, Hancock Lay or. Esq. The vault
in VIII ch the coffin deposited npdes and un,stsI.
tilous, built for the ocras and TIL yesterday unlen
aned. Over The coffin thrown lie fig f our ln-
ION. May thai flag the fl Q ot our [ ulunl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18

The Hon. Reverdy Jlhrson who is one of the counsel
Of The heirs a law Of The late J. Mc)onogb, left Bal i
more for New Orleans "Wednesday by the Western
route.
Speaking of the properly of the deceased millionaire.
the New Oh. ans Delta SAYS:
10 give idea Of The extent of his suburban pro-
perry, we may state that he owned three hundred squares
In Tie OF Livanda is, eleven squares in the rear Of
The secoed Munaipaly, The foot of Poydras rect.
and 10000 lots il The of the FIRST aud Third Mu
inequalities. lie also owns the whole of the town Of
McDnogh, opposite to The city, which is laid out into
squares and los Til, part of his suburban proper
ty Ia addition 10 this he has productive property The
city which yields an annual of 5000 900. lie
owns, to, large tracts of very valuable land in every
parish of he State say nothing Of immense possessions
IN The adjoining States.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18

MARINE DEAsrrR,-Schr, Mary Gallant, De Wal
ters, OF Amboy from New York in ballast, bouad to
Hampton Roads. encountered gale Saturday after
noon from r. n f.; al O'Clock, p. NJ, anchored I'M
der Sniths Island a, 2 o'clock, finding the schooner
would not lay. slipped her chains aud endeavored to
make Cape Henry but about 81 O'Clock struck on the
Isaac snoals, and immediately went to pieces. The
Captain clcng to the trunk ofthe vessel and was picked
up at eight o'cuck Sunday morning by schooner Mantle
Christie The crew, consisting Of three men and boy,
were drowned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18

DEPRESSION OF MANUFACTURES. The Providence
journal publishes lit of II cotton Mills which have
suspended opersons aud says the list does comprise
all which have suspended. Among them however, are
some OF The best mills in New England mills which
make money a long money is To be made in the bus
ness. tndonbtly The old mills mus, stop first, in any
general SUSPENSION but the present depression reaches 10
all. and unless there Is subs snid improvement e
business csnnu be Prosecuted.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18
THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN.
uiNcuBuRG. NOVEMBER 1850

~. The Editor will be al bis post about ii
Gf,t ol December
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT.


INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT.
II Is now universally conceded, that the great
lever which !. 10 ralse Virginia from her present
condition of depression, is ndeions attention Il
Internal improvements. With resources greater
than any other State in the Union, she has bui
10 bnng out those resources 10 realise all that her
warmest friends could wish. Let our cities and
towns have free communication with our back
county and bling down the transit charges to
what the staples Of this back country can bear,
and Ne may build mp markets oil our own. In
tins way alone can we throw of the yoke OF de-
pendcnce and secure all the elements of prosper
ify within our own borders.
The South can never demand her rights until
she acquires the strength which will make those
rights respected To give her that strength she
must have the means of concentrating her power.
Rail Roads have furnished the modern world
with machinery which will accomplish tins pur-
pose more edec'uay than any thing that was
ever dreamed of even Thirty years ago. The ra-
pid marches of Hannibal or Caesar or Buonaparie
would fall into utter insgnifcance compared
with The march Of an army from Memphis TO Nor
folk, nearly 1000 miles, in two days And yet
this can be done. And the day is not far distant
when The teamng valley Of the Mississippi may
throw her thousands on any poin, Of our Southern
coast which may be attacked, in period Of time
lneonccvably short. Memphis will soon be uni-
ted with Mobile, Pensacola, Savannah, Charles
ton and Norfolk. by different lines of road.
These roads will give the South military
pt,o 81, 50, ~, ~,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18

TIE PoRK TRADE. The Rising Sun (ind. Miro,
of he 3ls nlt says that the number OF hgs 10 he pack
ed IN that place, during the coming season, Will exceed
that o the previous One oil the packers there has
already contacted for II 400 head at three dollars
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18
COMMUNICATED.
LET GOOD ENOItGII ALONE

Would 1t not be wisdom in The Virginia LEGISLATURE Il
repeal h. law anihaznga Convention so as to render
II unnecessary Tor The Convention which has just ad
Journed. 10 meet again The people will s1y So
AN OLD CAMPBFIJITF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18

.7m9ieaa Trade nth CAiaa.-The inter-
course and trade between California and China
are beginning TO assume an importance worthy of
consideration. The time is not far distant when
there will be a direct communication from our
Pacific bordcrsto Chinaby regular steamers, which
will turn the attention of those engaged in com.
merce, to the land of gold, with as much eager
ness, as has boen manifested by those who have
sought her hidden treasures The following is
from San Francisco letter Of the l9h Sept:
The amount II remiilanres t. China from this por is
beginning In he very important item. Vessels depart
weekly. ard the consumption o hua fabrics used here
Is immense. One large commission house sta tn 4 Their
average remittance monthly Ter several menh- last past
Is toy equal 10 the sum Of me hundred and fifty thou
saod .Nesican d,ars. Other houses combined may
perhaps ship much ore. and this way sieer curren-
cy Is becoming more and more difficult obtain for the
Ordinary transaciuis of the city
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18
\. ~ VIZ Ai4iA ANDhlaN.
NOVEMBER II 1850.

Southern Literary .Ntssengey--We have I'M
Intentionally omitted 10 acknowledge the recep.
tlon Of the November number of this valuable pc.
riodical. lis reputation is SO we'll established
that all we can say, would add nothing to it, The
excellent Article on the Fugitive Slave Law,
which tins number contains, we have already
copied
John R. Thompson, Editor and propretor,priee
s. per annum. Each number contains an aver
age of sixty iour pages
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18
sHtWHbic Kcui Ess ,fe for <nje.

sItNHbfC KCUf Est rte for safe.
fINilE Proprietor ol the WASHINGTON HOTEL IN
the town OF lynchburg intending change ms bust
nets VIII offer Tor sale 10 the highest bidder tins we'll
known ESTABLISHMENT on the 2Sth No,cmbe, lS5n
MOI sold pYale, before that time. lie deems
safN 10 give description OF the property, ptcsumns that
any one wishing to pmehaae, will call and examine Ion
themselves Possession given time suit III, pucba
ser. Terms " AIDE knowno the la, OF sale
Nov 1-wt2SNli JAS. NJ IaNGHonNE
g. Lynchbn'g Republican, Richmond Why will please
insert once week until day oil sale and account tc
this Office.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18

Qsr The town OF Petersburg has accepted the
new charter by which it becomes city. The
Mayor will hereafter be elected by the people
100000 has been appropriated TO furnish an ad
dltional supply of water
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18

p The President has officially promulgated
the Treaty OF Friendship, Commerce and Nav-
CATION, between the King of the Sandwich Islands
and the United States made Goth December
1912
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18
Mr.. souLE's ANswrR To rnr MEMBERS or rnl
DfMocRArIc Parry.

RATIO tANlA
NV OEIrANS, OF 20 1850.
Gentlemen: | acknoW Hdsc the receipt OF a canlmuni
'ail" which ysu caused u be laced IN III, hands IN
Yesterday aud which, iad,Is thr me winch has been
ha"k about IN thu stee,ei \ " Oleans fr sly enlire
oays.thai might ohau lie endorsement If the seventy
names affixed 10 H.
Her Is my answer.
" hfnr'et the gave matters hppantly alluded 10
III mai paper shall come ffe In he only shane that
can rach my niicl espan>bi les to The tat and pn
Pe"' i'"asaha. DEPEND Up II. they will be MT viii,
stl mol nnwor hg al the high sa'lpn whc | occupy
snd nf the du.ts which u ihr great latersis con
hora Ia my protection and guardianship. But as eau
regard y"n neither as the organs 81 thai pcfr and State
nor indeed as The echoes II the parry Which You say
s"o belong; as ask neither you applause mr. your sup.
poh ynn vii p'rdon t1f taking no o her notice of
TUE queries Which You have ptppnunded 10 me- than BY
issuing you tha sn not to be moved out hat pro.
hmercar Senaor, bv the tricks IT five or six dsorganl
LIS who tr some time past. have been n3yiar every
ihhhlsh they uld lay tle fre upn 10 KICK II al me-
ana can Lave no oJscf but to dis and divide the
o'nocfsc party, thai they NAY build themselves M.
On It's fninan Importance which they knaw hui loo IN
'hey CANNOT senre as long stands by lis principles
and iehains UNiTLD.
Yuufs respectively,
PIERRE SOULE.
Messr-. w. W, kpg. Cha. :. Rc,sr, } [ Loruc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18

Consul At llAyANA-HuGH WAppELL ESQ.
prominent member Of the bar in Orange
county, \. {, has been appointed Consul at la
vana lie will enter very shortly upon the dis
charge OF his duties.