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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30

Commissioners II tie sl,a., mi be conis,loi-
ed as ShefiiIs, being read.
Mr. coodson moved is indefinite psponemahi.--
Much debate enaned, in which Nassts t'a"isan, Cow
an Hopkins. Moore, of G.. and byrd participated.
Mr.. Deskins called The ayes aud nnes--M heh were
ordered, and were f9llQas Ayes 60. noes =.
Sa the bill was indefinitely puspined.
Mr. Anderson called mp the I'LL 10 convert the Armo-
~ into Military School.
Some conversation took place between AIessrs. Ander
son Daniel Of H. Bnwden. and lay Tor, rs TO the prs.
priey Of advancing the bill, before certain Information
was received from the Anaory Committee.
Mr. Nood moved the indefinite posi- punemenl ei tie
hill lie did So because a similar bill last SESSION was
rejected, because the proposed change would cast the
commonwealth large sum o money. which the condi-
ton u the irealnry would mol Justify Tie outlay. Tie
treasury was in no better condition
Mr. Bowden protested AGAINST the motion Of this ear
" stage aud before the members Of the House could
have made themselves acquainted with 1t. merits.
Mr.. WOOD Withdrew his motion; but gave notice that
he should renew it. when the bill again came up.
Numerous bills read first and second time.
The House adpunrd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30

Az AMERICAN SLA,rn on rnE CoA.r or AFRICA
The Governor d, the Colony Of Liberia. in despatch
addressed lotne Executive committee Of tie American
Colonization Society the oh OF June last states that
On his arrival ,assa Cove, which place he visited in
Febnary. 1879. he found anchored there fast sailing
schooner belonging 10 New York The capt,in refused
10 pas port charges in defiance Of the authorities
WIN bad no Of forcing compliance with Their
regulations. The supefcargo Of the vessel was Span
lard. The Governor told him he knew Inn 10 be sla-
YER and ordered him 10 leave HE seltl, men The
sci soon 90, under way ad stood the coast hui in
or fifteen days returned, and in twelve hours took in
cargo OF 25O slaves and put 10 sea.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30
WING CONVENTION IN INDIANA.

great aud Joyous Convention the Wines of the
STATE of Indiana was held the l7th inslan, at
Indianapolis of which the following brief account only
has yet reached us in printed from
FROM THE INDIAN PoI.Is JOURNAL. JANUARY Is
HE CoNrENrIoN.-Onr paper gees To press just in
time 10 permit barely thai The serenteenth
day n jaH1V has been glorious one for the Nios Of
Indiana. II has been the ybreak Of great day full Of
political glory and fall Of political success not 10 us as
Commonwealth alone but II the Wings Of the nion.-
he standard has been again reared in the beautiful West
Tho yesal fire that has never eneNnonished has been
repcnshed upon altar aud the same spirit has gone
abroad which in 1910 led tho loosier. palanx to
conflict and 10 glory.
At least one thousand delegates were in attendance
upon business Conreniion! The Hon Samuel Bic
grr nominated by acclimalun aud the Hon Iohu
II Bradley Of iapurte. WAS unanimously placed upon
the Ticket the candidate Tor the Lieutenant Governor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30
FIRE IN PETERSBURG.

At about O'Clock on yesterday morning fire broke
out The lumber house the wharf occupied by Mr..
Charles Kent, aud owned by Mr. tosseau. This build
ing with lis contens, consisting OF hay and about 30
bales of the goods OF the Ba,tesca Manuac turing Com
pany, was eonsumed-the fire spreading the to
the lumber house owned by Mr. Charles Kent and tie
one owned by Mcssrs. Roper & Noble, both Of which
were burned 10 the ground. On the west the fire was
communicated 10 the lumber house occupied by Messrs.
Burton s. Marsh. and owned by Mr. II. b. Boiling
which entirely consumed. All the buildings Of
wood & with the exception Of tho belonging Mr..
Boisseau, were insured Estimating the ynluc Of the
buildings and the amount OF merchandise destroy cd the
whole loss, IL supposed, will amount about d
5000. Although nothing positive is known about the
origin of the fire. il is believed have been the effect OF
design. Petersburg h.telHgencr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30
DonleStic f,lteltiNeuec.
THE SONERS MITINY.

The decision OF the Court OF Inquiry in This impor
has probably been Transmitted 10 " asnoill;
but ~ the character OF that decision, nothing beyond
snrmse will probably be known Tor several DAYS vel
come. SILL, unablc for ourselves 10 discover sides
The question: entertain no doubt thai the opinion
Of the Court will be strongly and unanimously i'll favor
of Captain Mackenzie.
Meantime letters from the seat of government State
that at the request Of Captain Mackenzie and his officers
Court martial has been ordered Tor their rial without
waiting for the opinion Of the Court Of inquiry
ported that the Court is To be very argeto consist OF
ten dozen posl-capialns aud commanders, al
the head OF whom Commodore Bddiels TO he Placed as
president The court is 10 assemble very soon al the
Navy Yard, and the whole will haze 10 be e,ne
over again.-.N L. Com .lde.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30
.Derei0.. futelltnsuec
IMPORTANT FROM MFXIca

We learn from leitfs which appear in laie aI,.,...
papers, that the recent proceedings ii Con,un,,,,,
Jones, al Monterey. are not tile only grounds Of c,,
plant the Mexican Government have against this ro.
Try FL sgto lies .suete publishes lhree LETT.
'io'n lie nc. uos'rner of eahifnia, stating the par
tchars Vi What he terms outrage his ea.ern.,,
at The port Ut San Diego From the statement give,
II appears that during he month Of November ,a,,,
OF men entered thai port. and spiked eight cannon La
longng 10 the fertilization. Tie ,licers Of III. h,,
Alert. bearing The l. ; flag, are charged with the p.
neraion o this offence, as she was S, en- OF the mn,
soine days before, and several beats filled Will, men
were seen passing between the vessel and shore ah,
the time OF the aIedeed offence. In his own pec,,,
style. the Governor nyokrs the action Of the Snnren,a
Government in this business. .Neu Orleans Iropic.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30

ARnEsr OF CON-. MckENziE AND IT. GAYsEvoonT
Another application made toJudge Belts, fr the
resi- -fihese individuals Immediately on the closing Of
the testimony before the Court OF Inquiry On Thursday
Tho Judge decided that the acts OF Sept. p l1o and
Aug %, 1872, authorized any Justice Judge Of the
Courts of the United States aud any Justice u the
Peace other magistrate OF the State where he ay b.
iuund, or Commissioners appointed by the Circuit Court
10 any person accused Of any offence AGAINST the
United States 10 be arrested committed or b,iled as the
may require Also for the that his tine is
wholly engtossed III the business of bankruptcy So thai
he has to devote To any criminal business and esue
caliy 10 examination like this, which would require
two or three weeks.
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.DK GCOD.S

ever had. and at sGcl exceedingly low prices
mol fail 10 please any n lo NAV favor ne with call
My Goods were bought principally III the ready money,
which found 10 be very welcome customer IL my
Northern friends, and was III iaci such inducrment
enable 10 buy Goods certainly great deal le.s
than il actually cost 10 Manufacture them the truth Of
which every body will know by calling and examining
tor ihcuselvrs-and without the aid Of fla terry they
will be convinced OF the fact, ad camot am s,e ho
otherwise than well pleased find sc desirable Goods
al such low prices.
Tony stock of FANCY GOODS, particularly
invite the ntteniio Of the ladies' being of such
variety and cheapness cannot fail to please.
My stock consists partly Of the following articles, VIZ
Broad Cloths OF every shade, quality aud price
Cassmeres. splendid assortment, cheaper than eve
offered before,
Casincs. OF every color and quality,
Kentucky Jeans, from Is. upwards,
Shawls. Flannels, Fued Cloths and Bankc,s, at all
prices,
Bonnes. Hats. and Caps uf the most fashionable style
Eulieunes Grape de Ieons
'rlIianines, something entirely new, for Ladies' Dr's-
Fancy SILKS, Alpaelalustas. Bonbaaues. NIousln do
Lame, Mernoes and Cnassians Of every de-
scrlptlon. and cheaper than they were offered be-
fore,
~ low,
Domesties aud Cacoes from cents to the finest i'm
ported,
| Iandkerciels and Gloves.
And almost every article that can be called for.
Together with excellent assortment of GROfFS
RlES. LEATHER AND SHOES, blue and white
spun COTTON; &c. &c.
lary invited 10 call and give my stock examination
before purchasing as am prepared to offer them great
lndu cCmenis. ID. L. PETERS,.
Oct 49, tsit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30
Tr,spVy, January q, 1913.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30
FROM VERA Cruz.

Lieutenant II. J. llartstene L. :. Navy. arrived :,
New Orleans ON the 9Th inslani in the schooner vii
liam Bryan from Vera Cruz, with dispatches from
Commodore JONES' commander Of tie l.. s. squa,rnn
in the Pacific, aud General Thompson. L. s. Nnj.lar
at Mexico. Adylces by this arrival gave the detail,
Of the capture Of The Califurnas by Comm,uur,
Jones, and the subsequent release ol these pro,i,
ces We learn that about the first Of Sept. mi r l,s
While the squadron under the command If C.pmodn,a
Jones was lying al Callao. arrivals from the United
States brought intelligence Of the angry correspondence
between the governments Of Mexico aud the United
States Amongst other items. the letter of Boz anepra.
the Mexican Minister of War, was received at Tal
lao. The American Consul and Comnlodure Jones
judging from the lenar Of this cpisilc concluded that
war had been declared between the TWO Cavern
m'nis and a ruinor prevailing at the same Time that
Mexico had agreed 10 Surrender the Caiirnas /,
The british or the purpose OF raising money prose
Guile (Which WAS confirmed by the ny ,,,ious d.rsr
lure al Tile BRUSH leet at alias the mig after the r,
ccpiiDn Of this intelligence caused C,mnnnlore Ju,, To
weigh anchor immediately and sail for Monterey Upon
The arrival u the squadron ttirc Monterey o The 18Th
ei N"venlber, Conmodore Jones caused til. fleet 10
anchor :" 18th spring cables, and Captain Armstrong
With message 10 HE commander If the fort with
rrrcniPtry Older 10 Surrender JUROR the penalty VI
bninbardneni, allowing hin eighteen hours To de-
EIDE nlon lbs course. Al Twelve o'clock AZ nigh,
The Mexican Governor. Al,ata,io. anticipated til,
expiration oi the time allowed 4 Il message 10 ON
m"dere jones, Informing him that the fort was surren-
dercd ohl, together with all the property Of the Mex
team Government, and the command Of the California;
well. Hh.renpon detachment of lroops MAS sent
to take Possession III the hane Of HE United States and
on the morning following the and stripes ere ..n
1ulter the balc'nenls Of Monterey
few days afterwards Con the 2ist Nuvtmler) Com
rnodufe jones, whilst IN shore, gol possession of file VI
American papers, Oh several weeks later date than those
received al Callao. which contained information Of tho
Paciie settlement OF the controversy between Mexico
and the United States. lpon ascerlanlne that the cap
tire OF Monterey had hccn made under mistake Lo
Withdrew the American force, from the fort released the
property surrendered, aud the 10Th the squadron with
drew from the coast.
The citizens generally at Monterey, natives and for
egncrs. appeared io be extremely happy at the capture
of The Tort and congratulated each other upon the pros
peel Of becoming province oi ao her country than Mex
leo. .hetc Orleans Zee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30
Tic AaTEsI,S NELL At NORFOLK is not only do
ng better, but very we'll Hear What the Herald say.

The AaTEsr.N WELL AT NORFOLK is not only do
my better, but very we'll Hear What the Herald says
olii:
rs arr predicicd-I'c Ar,csan We'll is all right
and IN mistake. The water is clear. and void Of the
muddy flavor 1t imbbed from the pipes at first. II is
decidedly better than any other in town. will
the exception of that from The clouds in the ciserns
and whats more, there Is an abundant supply Of it.
The pump is seldom still for five minutes at me-o-
ven during the night IL is going AT all hours. 80 con
slant has been the use OF H. that the spindle which con
meets the break with the spear (made Of steel and about
an inch IN diameer) has been cnt entirely through by
terday. The we'll and pump with all the trimmings
(adle and chain ncude) cost the rise of tsOO-whlrh
has already. (ln something over three months been
saved 10 the citizens in time and mVnev This is ins
putably the best investment the corporation have ever
made and we hope they will order others for gen
eral public benefit"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30


lnrnfs-buf Mf I dtssened irtn tie application II TIA
principle, cenyng that the General Assembly, them
selves agents II The people. the constituents o
the United States senaiars. Nj. L. Therefore desired
propose anendmeat h Ills resolution, IN order tia
The intention 10 assr the right Of the legislature 10 IA
arHct Seu,ors mig BE- distinctly sci irh aud In
ellgretly deeidedsaJ noi that ii might be masked IN
der The deco alse gase Of asserting the general principle
Of representative obligation, hch one denies.
But, Mr. Tolef said il tho House shoad refuse 10 ex
cuse him, he would nh xnle under gag ~ desroncay
applied, without permitting members ef.o to sJaai'nt
he subject upon which l,ey ar called suddenly "a ex-
press an opinion. And he would say tn the doninani
party here ho seemed disposed IN ord II over the M
noriiy. sa siftusy deprive them oi ar.esenlatiso
right, that though be
..toriou. Is have a giant. power.
'Iis siilauoas 10 II like giant
Mr. Robins Inquire Whelhe, net il would be
IN erdr: state sct connected with thosa n.oluons,
as why the man question should mol now be
put; for example. slf tbs ae that lnenhef, no" called
on 10 vote tor ar against The resolutions IN the
House whra these resolutions wera offered and reached
his scat in time hear aflion ot them read by the
Chair. Mr.. K was here interrupted by the Speaker.
who decided that he could not be allowed 10 make the
statement.
Mr.. Taylor requested the House to excuse him from
voting upon the hfs resolution. lie did not fear That
hose ahp knew hse name In bore would believe h. n
Of his duty representative, nor could any
doubt what weuId DC hs rauGurl, II 50 unfortunate
be unable 10 reflect tho wshts OF his constituents Ar
example had been set him. aud ho deemed ii needless 10
say mort this btauch ol the rrsplstdn.
A. the latter branch Of the reslnlion he inclined
iuk The docue asserted incorrect. and that the ilapor
OF the principle involved, did al least justify more
tine for reflection, ilhu tlr speedy action o the House
since The presentation ettie resolutions pefniiiet
For these ard ntber reasons. needless to pareuarzo
moe July Just now. fome n which too have already
been assigned by olher gentlemen reasons why the,
nutb p ,l,Ii t. h,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30
Jan'y 20, 1913.

There we're in the Virginia Penlieuary, On the 3olh
of September last 205 prisoners ofall classes namcy
l25 white men; white women. 66 courcd men, and To
cnlored women; increase Of 10 the preceding
year. On the same day there in the prison, for
sale and transportation 81 slaves. 0fthe male prison
ers, l5i were natives Of Virginia, Is foreigners and S.
natives of other States. Thrty-one Of the males were
from Is to 90 years Of age. and females from Il 20
shelving an unusual prevalence Of crime amongst the
young, aud aiordme another strong fer extending
tho blessings of education and moral culture 10 all
The INDECENT children Of the State There were n.ne
deaths IN the prison during the year.
Winchester Republican.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30

James Edwards. formerly of Gallatin. Glenn was
murdered about hundred miles west of the Cross
Imbcrs Arkansas by the band Of negroes who recent
~ ran away from the Cherokee nation. Captain Drew
aud his company, who it will be recollec,od pursued
lhe negroes. have returned home. having captured the
whole OF the rnnaways, except two. who wandered
away from the main body, and supposed to be lost,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30

W ,rrR RrSSisG rr IIIlo-Dr. Smith in a recent
lecture Geology. at New York. mentioned a curious
circumstance connected with the Mississippi river 1t
from north south aud il, mouth is acinaiY jnr
miles higher than is sonrrea result due To the ccntri-
lngal motion Of the earth. Thirteen miles is the differ
renee between the equatorial and the polar radns and
the river in flowing 1000 niles has To rise one third VI,
the dstanre-i being the height Of the oqnaiur above
the pole II this centrifugal 1rce llr, Mere not conn-
ed. The rivers would flow back and the ocean would O
yerilJw the land pdisJry .Nmuttrf,ner
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30

DEsrnuo1vE FlRE IN NEW OnLEANs.-A fire &c
cured yesetia, morning al l2} Charters ST.. in the up
per story Of the house occupied hy Mr. Bonnoux The
wind. AT the Time. was blowing fresh from the y. w.
and although our iiremen Mere early the spot. aud
every eAeron used 10 suppress the deyonrng element
yet it swept with lmpeluons force. The Commercial
Coffee House, the Exchange Resaurat and the Brokers
arg 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30

Tie Tribune Of yesterday says: We learn that great
deal is said, in the knowing circles Al Washington
about some arrangements in hie Hon Samuel Young
Of this State. will be ppi The ticket with John C. Cal
houn, instead OF Levi Woodbury.. and thai this will be
cleerulIy acqneseed i'll ly the latter gentleman
lib. .ldr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30

STAT. TIE CouNTnY.-'Ihe Kennebec Journal
says that ''he country is very much in the condition Of
drnnkard after fiji Il de!irlnm remes brought On by
long habits Of diss patton. nder the Jackson expert
ments 'blowod it Out straight and we are now go-
inc through The process Of bankruptcy and cur
iameni u the currency down To the specie standard"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30
Ses.vEEYEFE.N'E .V'E,1g.

HI II ID IT, ES q L TT Tilted
GEElNG. in The early part of Spring, that Goods
- must greatly decline, 10 he in accordance with tho
hard times. sold the greater portion Of my old and dear
bought stock OF Good. at cost order that might 30
the letter prepared by this Fall buy ente stock VI
NF.W GOODS: and | now have the pleasure long
wished To have. of offering my friends aud customers
the largest and certainly the best selected stock of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30

'fNlit. subscriber begs leave Inform tho Musical
n world, that his assortment Of Music Is now uncon
monty large and Notwithstanding Instruction Books
Tor the Piano Forte Guitar Flute Nioin &c--as well
as great variety of Sacred Music and Note Books ir
sngias--ali Of which viii &c sold low. by
+. 7, NASH,
Book and Plane Forte Seller. Petersburg Va
Sne assastnor; Ct fdno s'oFe s ou hand at reduced
pI'crs. I. F. y.
O. Il Is II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30

Gov. DOM, on "Wednesday. paid visit to Cover
nor Morton, the lear OF Icing belore his
eyes. One hundred guns lrtutf at the same tnc
but whether the honor intended fr Dom or Morton
the public did not exactly know. 1t is probable that
they divided IL between them
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-30

The Texan San Anona Prisoners, learn from
New Orleans Picayne, have arrived at the ase Of p~tse
in Mexico, where, with the single exception Il Judge Hut
chnson all in chains They said - be in good
report that they To be set work the 2ls IN
slant, bne OF tcn named Glenn left sick san LUIS
potosi, and another named NorNail Nneirtaro III.
ui the capture OF CALIFORNIA; combined with the
of the invasion o MeNieo BY Zen. Soner, lille. which had
reached the city, lad t.hd 10 Ger tie Nt>
r>aserated than aeails; the ,nencr- and induced
them 10 treat the poor fellows with feur The
news IN relation Ia Van MISS, Fitzgerald and Hancock is,
that they eftat San Fernando
but this senencc has been committed TO yeaIs impri.oE
ncnt in tbs Castle Of San Juan dc Ulloa, Vera Cruz
Colonel ~ Ne of the prisoners. made lbs escape FROM
the guard some forty miles this side the city III Mexico
the hight OF the 18th utimo, and, after ,u,ig risks,
has succeeded in reaching New Orleans lie describes tho
general treatment Of the prisoners, between Fernando
and the paint where he left them, kind although they
were declared many Of tic lbccs enjoyed by the Santa
fe prisoners. Nd. Int.