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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13


Them than they aware oil, or willing Ia
acknowledge,
The advantages that tho Administration have IN
their sing candidate and he sfeads nsned and star
ted for the prlga must be obvious. The elfeoni-
lance itself creates unioa ia the party, and exeltes
s-si and enere,.Thete ~ deinite obteet allea I.
aud all press toward 10 cansummste Their WISHES.
There Is i,iteting b, the way Tres dequrii
eRa}o.
II the opposition, then, mean To ACT eHeetreig Tire,
must without any further delay. initiate the e. -
pie OF their opponenis--tbes must Organize anj
uRifc-tliey agree. cordially. To have bai I'M
Presidential candidate, aud 10 give him their heat,
sup of.-u Unless the, do this they cannot succeed.
TITLES OF nosos.-lt i. remarkable that, shllc
officially, titles nor designations 81 honor arc
known TO laws there is prodeiou hankeflng
especially anon. the Democracy. ol hoaorabfes and
all other distinctions which, UNREAL though tie, be
Yet hatier vulgar natures With an appearance OF sa.
peiioriiy.
In The Renaissance. concerning the institution, II
il may be socalledo f the Federal Constitutional will
be seen that il determined that no title other
Than thai in the Constitution, THE President of ihe
L. -Staies," should be used addressing that high
fuueiiona,y. Yet His Excellenes" Is nov aron-
appeudage. only to the Chirf Maelslf oil
the Union, bur oil every Stale Chief Masl,trate.-aad
Honorable is appended every accidental Legi,a.
tor or Alderman thfoug bout the land
1t IS a bad practice. aad that should be laugh
ed down, for II is beneath the dignity Of reasoning
y \. .imef.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13

II Satan should lose his ia,l, where should he go
get another Answer; toa GIN palace, because
there they re-tad bad spirits.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13
Valuable Land for sale,

8ySR" adjoining ll1e Town oil Liberty, Bedford
- Court House some $50 acies cleared,
200 oi "nich well set IN clover other grasses;
aud the whole IN igh state OF Improvements lrom3
10 tons OF pi4>lr having been sown Tor several
years pasl. and with beneficial effects any
Lends in Virginia, with abb 200 first rate
Tobacco Ldnd 10 clear now, elegantly ilmbered, 60
oi 80 acres OF winch well enclosed and lie veil.
The enclosures are good, a mile or more of which
near town Is erected on good rock worm Foundation
from y 10 - inches high, with a good rail fence
thereon. There are over $50 grated Apple Trees
OF frs rate Winter Apples and others, and some OF
the best kind The Buildings overseer's and
negro Houses, all with good btck Chimneys, all ne
cessaly BUILDINGS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13
ONDON DOCK BRANDY, rerg oLi and
pure and OF as fine qnally as B,andy can be
msde, received and Tor sale. by
II Il y u

iull supply ol other fine BRINDIES. mr.,
neh favored Holland and douJie distilled Cooo,e
un' London double Brown Stout and Porter. Bur.
ton and Sotch ALE, with u very large and choice
assortment OF VINES. in casks aud bottles
II. y.
"''''' :" VI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13

TEXAs AND MExico.-llis stated in one of the
New Orleans prints on the authority of prIvate
letter hom Vera Cruz, that Colonel Bee the Texan
Minister 10 Mexico, who was not at first allowed 10
land had been peimtedto remain at that place I'M
III The government bad determined whether il would
receive hun IN his official capacity. 1t is the opn-
ION oil The Minister himself that he will be able TO
entct treaty OF permanent peGcc. But the writer
oil The ltlef thinks that II IS the purpose of Santa
Ana again TO invade the territory of Texas. Be
SIDES The acquisition OF lost power" he sl,s THAT
santa Ana has another mo i've Tor hostles upon
Texas. Ills life was >plred by tltlnagnanin.iiy OF
mat people, and sense of obligation always exas-
peraes the malice OF mean aud vindctiye minds Il
oehp'es our Texan friends 10 be preparation for
every contingency. Let her be ia readiness Nun
oes VIII iiook 10 her standard. now thai she is re-
cognlseh government, who would not do SO when
she stood Ia the relation of rebel province II
may not be deluson 10 imagine that a contest be-
tween MeNico aud Texas, would terminate IN ex-
tending the boundanes of the latter government, ma
ny degrees south OF the Rio del Norte'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13

MEAlCo AND TENAS.-The news from
Mexico published above, contained mention of
the TACT TINT the Envoy Extraordinary recently sent
from Texas 10 Mexico, had only been permitted to
land AT Vera Cruz as a private individual. The fol-
lowing extract from the Vera Cruz Censor Will show
What Kind Of welcome the ambassador of tie SIN
Gle Star received
I'VE do not know which most 10 admire. the au-
dacly of those brlgands in sending us Then pedlar
(marchnnte,) 10 ask us 10 allow them The quiet and
pacific possession of then robbery, OF the answer
the eommandant general gave to the individual who
apprlsed linn OF the arrival of this Q0lxoic ambassa-
dor, tiom The tenor oil the reply, appears that if
he lands he will be accommodated with lodgings at
the PRISON. Nevertheless. the supreme government
will designate what definitely ought to be done
HE commandanl says, he rs aware of the exs-
'enee OF a nation called the republic Of Texas. bar
only OF horde Of adventures IN rebellion against
the laws ot tile government OF the republic"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13

CROPSIN VtRGINIA.-The edith, If ,ho Al
exandf'a Gazette has consersed with geemen within
the last week Two, from many of the neiehborinp
counties in Vngna-Fairiax, Fauquler, Loudoun'
Frederick, Shenandoah, Clark &c. &c, III, r,o he's,
gram country IN the Stae--and they all concur IN
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-07

Trksy.-The Porte has decided on
the establishment Of seven academic ia
s,i,utiaas or Colleges in cnnstan,inople
aud other cities nf his ,ioIn.nians. Asiatic
as well as European. The highest
branches TO be taught. and The Probes.
sors t. come from Paris.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-07
From the SaiHonai Inisligeneer,
February p.
Investigating Committee.

Yesterday, the Investigating Commii.
Tee Of The House Of Representative on
DeIslesii0ns. 20 whose lsbors The country
has been looking With deep anx'eiy Coz
some weeks past. made . report 10 the
House. through their chairman. Die.
HARLAN. The report 10 soluninous. but
so reduced 10 system in 10 composition
and arrangement Of facts a. will rrnder
il most convenient Eur use. - well - ca
sy Of comprehension. We have the
pleasure Of presenting IN our readers. In
The suhjoIned exIraris, the predatory re-
marks Of the report. and the conclusions
which the eaInmIliee dedueed from The
testimony taken by them. These speak
10 terms of alarming apprehension 10 re-
gard 20 the manner 10 which have been.
Of late. executed the duties Of several oil
the primary Offices Of The government. up
on the efficiency of whose administration
The security Of the national treasure must
ever depend. But. not having had time
10 read allentively the body Of shr report
We cannot attempt 10 say how Ear. IL al
all. the conclusions exceed The strength
Of their premises. We consequently
cannot do more nov Than promise re.
currence In the subject at an early day.
The Minority Of the c"m@It,ee slsC
submitted a report; the leading features
of which. so FAR as they fell short of I
clear implication Of officers "f govern
ment. embody. We understand. some Sin
gulsr positions. veil worthy OF noIic'
hereafter in our columns.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-27

DETROIT, April Goth, 1889.

DETROIT April Oth, 1883
Ma JAMES q. BESSETr-
Nothing has occurred since ! wrote you last, TO
disturb the tenor Of way you have not been
put 10 cost Of postage without quid pro quo.
The Legislature Of this state 10 still in session, but
by Joint resolution Of both houses, will adjourn n
afternoon. Something OF importance has transpred
in the House Of Representatives worthy Of notice
On the first assembling Of this House, invcstigat
ing committee raised to Investigate the affairs Of
txe Board Of Internal Improvement. They made a
long report few days since, charging Gen. Levi
Humphrey and WIN. B. Hunt, acting commissioner,
with being deaultcrs 10 the amount Of eighteen
thousand dollars, Some allowance is to be made,
fem the fact that the majority Of the Committee
wings, and the alleged defaultcrs stand high in the
favor Of the state On reading the report il raised
quite stir among the political friends Of the
cused, and the consequence was, the raising new
Committee to rs-investigate the alleged defslcatons.
Much Of the money advanced TO these commission
ers is said TO be now due Hicks Co. Of your city.
As the report and all the documents pertaining there
to are ordered to be printed, shall forward copy
early to you.
Both Houses yesterday met In joint convention, for
the purpose Of cccting eight directors Of the State
Bank, just created BY the Legislature. There is
depocr ratio majority In the Senate and House; but
Sy ! sompromise. tie wings were allowed three al.
rectors. They stand ~ follows, viz
John 8. Barry, (dem.)
John Biddle, icons brother TO Nick Bidde.
Charles Noble, (whig)
Robert II. Stuart, (whig)
q. w. German, (whig)
Is. II. III. Witherell, (dem.)
Tina Pitcher, (dem.)
IL. Gov. Edward Mundy, (cons.) elected by
a joint vote Of both Houses.
Some sparring, quite amusing, occurred yesterday
in locating the branches Of the State Bank Each
member OF course, having sectional feeling and in.
terest In the matter On voting for different loca-
tions, they were placed the central railroad.
Mr.. Smith, Of Tecumseh, having failed 20 get one Al
his place, offered the following rcsolution "That
the commissioners Of internal Improvement be di-
of this state, car, in which branch cf the State
Bank shall be located, and propelled from place 70
place ms circumstances may require, never remain
ing N one place more than two hours" OF course
IL was lost.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-27

IMPORTANT CANADIAN MovguErr m rnpRyo-
The recent numbers of the .Montreal Gazette,
which 10 considered the organ Of the Colonial Gov
eminent, has lately teemed th stranSe unusual and
violent articles against the g,verpmept and veople
Of the United States. They propose that The United
States DO considered an outlaw" among n.t;on. =
The following Is one paragraph among many,
The question, therefore, remains 70 be aslcA .,
70 hskbo~ ar. -e to act with respect 10 "a
ton which has neiter the moral power the phre, -
q enforcing ia laws and its obiig siions other
not ssch country altogether unworth, OF being
asovereisn independent one Ought Il not 10 he pe.a
ycnd the pale q civilized nations, and be taught
ly that great lesson Of civilized society social or
the individual or the people who either will or cannot "a
their obligations 10 the rest Of mankind dealt w
. criminals and ostiaws7v -
This Is what we call the prettiest tempest In 1
teapot that we ever saw. We have the bond and
mortgage Of England for $50, 100000 10 keep IN,
peace, and consider Us gentlemen.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-27

will be about $50 this will casss the tell to b
reduced TO two cents and perhaps = one cent If the
ferries kept separate and we shsl still have a.
excellent ferry wish. And this 10 the main
point, and the most powerful argument that can be
advanced. strip the matter Of all the sophistry that
the scoundrels have invested it WITH and the result
10 this-If the ferries united both will be poor
affairs, insufficient for the public wants, and the
high prices will be sustained Keep the ferries sep
arate, and shall have the great Fulton thorough
fare made the best ferry in the Union and the price
will be reduced Immediately.
Now, therefore, Mayor Clark, look about you;
weigh well the matter; understand the position OF
yourself and the spectators On You the public de-
pend; to your honesty and firmncss they look with
confidence for relief in this affair. You have now
opportunity to signalize yourself in manner that
win never again during your public life. You
have The welfare of very large portion Of your fell
low citizens depending upon the stroke of your PEN
Disappoint them not Your signature is worth at
least $500 900 to the spectators; but you must not
yield to temptation Veto the Ubiquitous measure,
and thus do deed that will draw down blessings on
your head long after you are dead and buried-give
a cheap ferry.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-27

IMPORTANT TRIAL. - The trial of Dixon for the
libel on the Rev DR.. Hawkes., is positively set down
for the first Tuesday in May. Ogden Hoffman and
Hugh Maxwell will be associated with the District
Attorney to conduct the prosecution, and John A.
Morrill, and other equally eminent at the bar,
will appear for the defence. This will be of the
most Piquant and interesting libel tried in
this city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-27

KsIeHr's CoscERr.-The concert given by Mr..
knight last night was . brilliant affair IL was deci-
dedly the best concert that has been given for the
past year. Mr.. and Mrs Seguin were in fine voice,
and were cncored several times. "The Black Ban
ner," "The Indian Drum," and a new song by
Knight, "Pm Queen Of a Fairy Land" sung by
Mrs. s., were rapturously appaaded. Mr.. Knight
must give another concert He IL the best tenor
singer in the country His Voice is rich, full and
mellow and he sings with most remarkable ease
and sweetness. These qualities, added to his pleas
ing manners, will make him lasting favorite. As
composer, too, he takes the highest rank in this
country. The concert was fashiouably attended,
and those who not present lost rich treat
Mr.. Knight must give another concert before he
leaves the city. We cannot afford 10 part with 80
excellent singer upon 90 short an acquaintance.
o. Railroad accidents greatly on the RISE par
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-27

HosKsrY.-Amons awhole batch Of cash subscri rip
tons from all parts Of the country, received yeser-
day for the Weekly Herald" there was one from
Louisville enclosing three dollar Ohio note, with
twelve and a half cents to pay the discount The
gentleman who sent this 10 no broker
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-27

A splendid new ear, on the plan Of those used q
the southern railroad to PhadsP ha, has been placed
= the road TO run fron this city Ypsilant named
Lady Mason" in compliment to the Governor
New York bride The charter election here resulted
in favor OF the wings, which sorry for, if for NO
other reason than that we are blessed with corpora
ton shlnPiasters-snd they are plenty were the
frogs and lscasts Of Egypt believe this is the only
city In the Union where they are tolerated now.
In theatricals, sherwood is carrying on the City
Theatre with an inferior company. The Misses
Clark are the chief attraction and it gives plea
sure to say, the poor orphans Of Old John Of the
Park are esteemed highly, and, believe, iberAlly
supported. They are both very clever dancers, and
will, with more practice, attain high reputation. On
dat, that the eldest will be married soon to of
most eminent and wealthy citizens. The National
Theatre will open the first Of May with stock
company from your city, under the management Of
Montgomery; the Misses Clark engaged also.
Dan Marble took away, with his wife, lots Of
money. .-.t..
The State Bank Of Michigan, is making arrange
ments to resume specie payments, by getting rid of
the debt due the state, which hangs like ineabus
| around it Yours, sc. Il.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-27

6J- TnE CONSTITUTION, Com Claxton, now lying
at the North Battery, is quite the lion among the
sights Of the day. All the ladies who go out in the
morning 10 take walk on the Battery, look, admire,
and sigh 10 see the interior. We advise them 10 wait
few days till she 10 put in trim for their reception.
So handsome vessel and so dirty has not been
seen in eur waters Of lats-not even excepting the
Great Western Steamer. How 10 this
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-27

DAY AFTER rHs FArR.-The whig papers in
Washington beginning the Report Of the Invest-
eating Committee Don't, for Gods sake, disturb
the ashes OF the dead.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-27

o. Com. David Porter, Charge d'Affaires to The
Sublime Porte, sailed last Tuesday from Boston for
Smyrna, in the Hamilton
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-27

0j- Governor Jennison has given up DR.. Holmes
to the British government to be tried for the murder
Of MIR. Tache
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-27

LOOK AFTER rorR HrALrH The medical school
Of Philadelphia have just passed I5s students. and
bet them loose upon the community. Grave diggers
expect revival Of business soon.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-27

o. Five more state prisoners have been released
from Toronto, and ten more from Kingston: many
Of the latter were wounded at Prescott
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-27


The game is progressing, and we shall sosn lave
lotss q fun aAoat Three Of the locofoco
Comnon Counsilmsn have been held, and the machin-
cry il beginning to move n magnificent manner. Az
the assistants and get the steam
well on, the work will progress most powerfully.
We must be patient in the commencement OF these
proceedings, and remember that the machinery has
not been in operation for the last two years
There have already been three meetings held by
the locofoco caucus, and, so far, they have done
very we'll On the first night the old rusty caucus
machinery could hardly be moved at all; the loco
fosos were deficient in oil and il had been out Of
use for two years, they could not get it to work.
They obtained a supply of oil from the Custom
House, and on the second caucus night went to
work and got all the rust of, and cleaned it all up
On the third night it worked beautifully; every thing
was set in motion-fy wheel and ail-and worked as
well as in the olden time. One important document
has been already thrown out of the wheel, labelled
thus =
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-27

o. We must say, that, in spite Of all the puAery
and praise with which the "Corsar" was ushereA
into the field, the Mirror yet maintains its rank,
and seems even to mproye
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-27

ISvEsTIGATIoN SING SING.-The Senate have
appointed a committee Of three to proceed to Sing
Sing and make fresh examination Of the allegations
made against the officers of that establishment Let
us have light.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-27

WHnxEm.-"I cannot imagine" said an alder
man, "why my whiskers should tarn gray 40 much
served wag, "you have worked much harder viii
your jaws than your brains"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-27

Rock HALL-This being the season Of the year
Tor riding onthe third avenac could not do better
than recommend the public 10 that worthy retreat
called Rock Hall between 18th and 6oth streets, de-
cidedly the best house Of on the road
There you can enjoy the refreshing brcezes Of the
summer sir-gct the coolest brandy and water, the
most refreshing mint jup and the best segar-all Of
which are dealt out by a lovely widow, the worthy
hostess Of the house, whose appearance is enough
captivatc the heart and set the soul fire. Protect
the widow! Rascally man can protect himself.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-27

Ou- The British ship Of war Modesto, Capt. Evers,
sailed 23d inst. from Hampton Roads, with budget
of dispatches.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-27
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The arrangements are all in progress for cutting
and carving, appointing and disappointing. In the
mean time Delayed with communications,
some putting forward their claims to Office, some
backing out, some praisng and some abusing. Here
is from respectable red hot locofoco:-
j. g. Bennett, Esq
neither have been candidate for any Office Please
withdraw my name from you, nominations and oblige
Your friend,
April 9Th, 1882 JOHN A. MORRILL,.
We sorry for this, very sorry indeed, that Mr..
Morrill, is not candidate. He ought to be cand-
date and by Heaven, he shall be one, in spite of the
lamentations here or elsewhere. He has done great
deal of work; made speeches than any other
man; he has caught score of colds to our know
ledge, this winter in the service Of the party. He
has bawled at Tammany Hall till he has been too
hoarse to speak in court; he has nearly worn out q
good large pair of lungs and decent amount Of brain
in the cause he has expended the lungs OF at least
dozen common loafers, and therefore must have an
Office Indeed the mantle of Bill Price has fallen
his shoulders and we cant think of Withdrawing his
name from the list. He must stand up to the rack,
fodder fodder. If he wthdraws he'll be in the
dilemma Of Richard the 3D.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-27
SATURDAY, APRIL ~. 1889.

Ms The WEEKLY HERALD, price SIX esn's' WI"
be published this morning at o'clock . soh'a'"'
An entire chronicle of the events Of the week. wv"
MANY details peculiarly original in their character
collected from sources to which we nave exclusive
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-27

o. Railroad accidents greatly the rise, par.
ticuarly on the inclned planes.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-27

CoSsUMrTIor AND LIVER COMPLAINT
twain diseases are very often connected, and are
always very distressing and fatal. " suffered run
ON uncurcd. Nevertheless, timely remedy will
cure the worst cases, and therefore we charge our
readers and ALL not 10 let the time roll BY without
procuring bottle Of Dr. Tsylor's Balssn of Liver
wort-that 10, if they are fearful Of any disease Of
side or raising Of blood this medicine we believe 20
be isfable. BE wary Of countcrfcits, and buy only
at 375 Bowcry.