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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13

a "Fluc tp' in TIE .4rLansas Lcg;slatvc.--O On
the IN inst dlsgracru took place IN the louise of
representa- w. al lue Rock, growing out fte follow
ny circumstances Mr. Mayors abiding 10 the r, port
OF certain committee, remarked that it was false -
whereupon Mr.. Fields. chairman of the committee
immediately and SAID that 1t was a'G-d d-n
he, that he would hot put his any hng thai was
iase' aud drew his pistol and advanced towards Mr.
Mayors when he was interrupted Mr.. VI. stood calm
y IN his place without attempting in any way To add
10 the excitement The House was called 10 order, ex
phantom was made. aud both gentlemen their writ
len apologies 10 the Speaker, who read the same and
they were received by maorty of the House; but il
was thought that the affair not thus finally settled
A injecting" Oh the parties was anticipated the next
day PIC
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13
TO H'Ess; PyRE.YC,

YSNlt. subscriber having removed his store TO Capt
l. II. Tabo's corner, opposite the market house,
be9s leave 10 state, that the for winter clothing
Is Tar advanced, aud not wishing TO keep hard any
winter goods for summer, he now offers at his new
stand all Iods in the above line cost and all olher
goods at lower prices than heretofore offered by him. or
any other establishment AMI no abatement. Among the
articles. comprising his stock, may be found Overcoas:
Frock, Dress and Hunting Goats in every variety and
latest style, warranted well made and of the best mater-
ais, equal To any. and bette than the best-and cheap
er than ever offered before in this other market
Also Pants, Vests, Shirts, Drawers, Stocks, Bosoms.
Collars. Suspeudors Gloves and every article in the
tailoring or clothing line, usually kept
Thankful for the very liberal patronage bestowed on
HIM. stranger he hopes by strict attention aud pune.
tnalty in business to merit from his old customers and
the publc, continuance OF the same.
III = q
Cutting at the shortest notice. and warranted TO
fit al 80 cts for cutting coats and % for pants and
vests.
also
Cutting and making at the shortest notice, and for
the finest s., and down to s., Tor common Pants
and vests IN proportion
Please call aud for the truth uthe above give him
trial. and if he don't suit. he will pay for the mate
rials.
BENZ. TERRY.
jan ~ fits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13

NJ. Powell aud NJ Banhs hoped the House would 50
into COMMITTEE.
The motion iailed-ayes 81 noes 81.
LAND MONEY.
MIR. Gamett moved In take up his resolution auhori-
zng the Treasury to receive Virginia quota vi the Land
money.
Mr.. Leake, Of A., opposed the motion-and stated
tina, he would be willing to take up early week,
and To meet il and oppose ii.
The motion failed, ayes AZ, noes Sc
Mr.. Watts presented plan for disrcting the State,
prepared by Mr. Iaaierro and moved tina, be printed
agreed to.
PETITION.
BY Mr.. Wilson, of the president and directors Of the
Boetouu Seminary, asking the legislature u make a
Of l1oetouu is entitled. to the Seminary
On motion Of Mr.. Davis, Of King aud Queen,
The House adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13

by the last arrival (sieamer Caedohia) the sum oil
S5l5 >21 in specie. VAS brought to this country. For
what-io pay debls7 No 1he debts are 10 be paid on
the other side. 1t brought to be- vested m our
produce wund this have been the If the old
fanff had been in orccl No. Brush goods would
have come-Iha parties. INSTEAD of bringing money
would have left ther money at hume sold bills Of ex
change IN this cJaurr 10 The merchants. Who would
have sent them over io ray ipr goods; and tie for
egn manufacturer would hove received the money
AT his door. On the bills The above table shows
that If the hug be cantlnurd short tii1e, viii brng
money the tai.ed States, annually. winch otherwise
would not come. But surPoso the sum above mentioned
has cume To be vested in stocas II ha. in specie
because bills cehd not be sold at high premium the
merchants 10 send over for the purpose of flooding this
country iih go1ds. which We ourselves can make, as
formerly the case.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13

a mon dying nth The Chambers In Chester county,
Ia. last week Harry German, a resident of Ridly
township. died from CHAMBERS, produced by bleeding
horse owned by him. which afflicted with the dis
ease. At time Of bleeding the animal. he had cut on
one OF his fingers, into which the poisonous virus of the
disease transmitted the system and short
time made itself manifest through his whole frame. Nor
icaton ensued, aud death put end his suforngs
in about three weeks after he was attacked.
N T. Tribune
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13

THE TNs. IL PuLlpgLpHn.--f North Amet
oil Saturday says.il" ~ai'ney -, stooas IS sl,ll
upward Now That The United States Loan has brea
,ahen, every body bidding par for II. aud much az
per cent premium has been offered for Treasury note.
having more than e months 10 run Tennessee bonds
r'so 10 % Co. The shares oi the Philadelphia. Wi
iaI,g,on and Baltimore Rad Road We're IN demand At
~ and the SIX per cent loans oil that company brought
per cent m1fo yeeleElaY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13
SO.NEE5Ea.S'E .H'EsJ..

II a r d TIM S Q Z TIT T T + D.
SEElNG, in the early part of Spring that Goods
- must greatly decline, 10 be in accordance with the
hard times, sold the greater portion of my old and dear:
bought stock of Goods at cost. order that might be
the better prepared, by this Fan bay entire stock of
NEW GOODS; aud now have the pleasure | long
wished TO have, of offering TO my friends and customers
the largest and certainly the best selected stock Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13

Paragraphs have appeared in journals initiating
that menber oi the Court Of Inquiry IN he Of
Inc Sonars llssensd from the judgment OF the two
others Ia generating Commander Mackenzie. We are
enabled to feciify this BY saying that the
lion pronounced by the Court Vi Inquiry unanimous
aal unqualified. " l. Com. ldr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13
MEssRs. W,EBSTER AM CAS-.

u Is known that correspondence highly acrimonious
ia ITS character, has passed between these uncoaares
IN the subject Of the Qniniuple Treaty.. That Gen.
Cas- acquired the advantage, thinks did. or at
hast thai his friends think 81, tay be conjecured from
the following resolution. Offered by Mr.. Benton ON Fri
day Ii the Captain should be Of the opinion. he
Will probably protect his Premier by Withholding the
csTTesp,ndenca.
Nj. BENTON submitted the following:
Resoircd, That the President oil the United States
he requested. far may be compatible with the pub
b. atefes To communicate the Senate copcs Of any
Tonr'nstrance protest addressed by Cen Cass minis
scr Of he Caiied States the Conr Of France to that
Government, against the raifca1on by France Of the
Qantape treaty, and Of al correspondence between the
GsseraHeat Of the United States ami al France; and
OF all communications from the said General Cas- to his
own Government and from this Government 10 him fe-
a'ng thereto, relating to The late treaty with Great
Britain.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13
SCHOOL.

VIE Summer session of the subscribers School will
Il Commence on the first day of March. Pupils in
the eaes, stage OF education will be received at redu
ced price.-A few students be accommodated with
board in the subscribers family on reasonable terms
Jan. 50 ,nT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13

Rcgord for appearance About forty years since.
Capl. Dagget, on his passing to Europe, in ship from
JAMES River, sprang leak when about half way his
passage After every er, To keep her free had proved
unavahg. and ship appearing sight he concluded
To abandon his vessel. Ahcr getting out the luggage
Of his officers and crew. together with that of his only
passenger an lrsl lady his boat having returned for
the last time, he looked round for his passenger Not
sceng her on deck, he to the cabin where, To his
astonstmeni he found her standing before the glass,
with her dress tucked up with pms, and the up
her knees, arranging her hair with perfect composure.
On Capt. DIS eNclamlnp, Good Heavens, Mrs.
IOSulllvan, you attend To such matter. when the
ship absolutely sinking fast under yon'' her answer
was characteristic oi her country. "Why, sure Cap
tain. You wouldn't be after having me going into
strange ship looking like irlgh2' There nothing
like nervous elcabilty displayed by Mrs O'Sullyan,
nor any beaslcd courage or hcrostn. Yet we cannot
hold her up oXamp such trying occasions. Her
Sc tore was paramount IN the midst OF danger and
we nothing Of ''that faith which hupeih all things
Boston Transcript.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13
INTERESTING OCCURRENCE.

We understand that the Sword actually used BY Gene.
raj " sshhgim during the Revolutionary will BIO
presented To Congress Tomorrow al u O'Clock, the
luse of Representatives by member Of the Virginia
ueiegan Il presented al the request Of the repre-
s-nta,ives OF General Washington, whose possrsion
IL has been. Nat. hi. Of Jih.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13
FOR S.XLE.

4 FIRST rate new family Carriage and Harness.
L A Any gentlemen wanting a superior article ia the
Carriage line, will find it his interest to call on Talbot
al Exchange Corner. Terms, LIBERAL and the price 40
cordtng TO the times, ~ TALBOT,
Teb, ,.f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13

Il,vts, AND TuHKEY ToBAcco.--The Louisville
journal says that very superior Tobacco for cigars may
be produced from the genuine Turkey Havana seeds
on the new Barren" lands in the southwestern part OF
Kentucky. The Tobacco from such seeds rapidly dete-
rorates but the produce OF the first year new loose
sandy land "h@ut manure, e often equal to the best
i'ayanna OF Turkey and besides fresh supplies of seed
might be easily obtained. which, ikcpt dry will retain
then terminating power Tor many years.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13
A STATE. HARD Rim

II - represented rs fact, that HE Treasury Of Illinois
50 los that there is money buy wood aud canalrs
for the use OF the Legislature in Session or IN paw post
age on public letters Wonderi the Wings are 10 blame
Tor it,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13

The Nashville Wing announces the death ON the
2>th at'me, Of L bed Wunjs, Esl. member Of the
well known firm of Ncaim1n, Woods X Co NJ. W
was native Of Western Virginia, bat has been for ma
ny years citizen OF Nashville where. in active ca
reef oi public and private usefulness, he stood alike
eminent aud respected rs the snrees5lul merchant the
honest banhcr, and the sincere aud devoted philanho
pst and Christian.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13

The Court Martial in Com. Mekeazie's Gaze, now IN
session. have rrinsed the application Of Messrs u. I
builer and llas. . Conner Ia appear counsel be
hall Of Midsapnan Spencers relatives N the prosecn
,iun against Mckenzie
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13

Geowra OF ras CnuGcnEs ~ NRGIxI,-It an.
peah from Statistics recently published, that about
twenty thousand members added 10 the BAPTIST
Methodist. ir.,byter and Episcopal Churches in Nr
gnla, during the year 1872.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13

The Bmkrupi Lalc.-R port says that Certain For.
egn Houses IN this city, aided by American firms
well known for their uncomprsng hostility 10 al ua-
fortunate debfors, have raised large fund and feel the
Hon. Silas Wright and Tom Benton, to argue the
peal now pending the eonsi:ioaaty OF the Baukru pt
Isw
If his be so. and do doubt it then should those
interested in sustaining that righteous Law avoa meet
Ing at once aud raise the necessary secure io
services Of Mr.. Webster and some other distinguished
LAWYER tp sustain the law A small tax upon every
discharged bankrupt, would be sufficient We recon-.
mend immeGiale attention TO this matter.
N I. Courier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13

DIR Trade riti China-rhc St Louis Republican
sals that the quantity Of Missouri Lead shipped 10 Chi
Ia ~ iSi2 was about 100000 pigs, weighing 5000
''ns' aud yaiued at 100000 and upwards. The whole
quantity Of Lead exported in Is l2 was 300 600 ps
"ne hall which II will be seen, went 10 China The
w!tle quantity Of Lead produced in the United State,
Is about J)D,010 pigs, and China takes oneh OF the
wiioie. Ctnseng. also, is shipped largely to China
aud The value Of this wild root sent thence
Asiii9a dollars
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13

ne Norfolk Herald states that a stranger sort OF
uaIrr, Ia That place, cut his throat with razor day
u two since lie had been a soldier IN the L. s Ar
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13
COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATES.

Ff'f''F NJ y 2
IMPORTS AID ESroRrs OF SrncIE.-The following
are The inPHs ami eApuris oi specie into and nun
the United States 10 each year ifun 1859 10 lsi2 ia
elusive:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13
The "Latimar' Petition 10 The .,Issaelusctts Leris
MiWe.

Tie "Lhnm'r' Petition 10 The .HSSaciusrtts Leris
hime.
The Easoa Courier. of Thursday says:
lhe Lliunar Petition 10 Congress Is snnel by for
" eight thousand persons, and has been sen on to MIR
'hn Quincy Adams, 10 be presented the present ses
slOn
Fhe Laimer Petition for the Abolition of slavery in
Massachusetts. was presented in the House Of Repren
hllYes yesterday. and referred to appropriate commit
tee II Vas large rul two feet in diameter and about
two ici IN width, and weighed, Is SAID two hundred
pounds. 1t contained 62,i0l uames and if spread
out would probably extend two thirds of mil in
length, Turning to the proceedings of the Massachu-
sits Legislature, ON "Wednesday, fad the following
report Of the presentation of the atme petition la
the House.
The orders Of he day again came up, and Mr.. Whit
mash finished his speech on The trustee bill
Mr.. Amts of Boston moved 10 lay the orders of the
day the table, in order that he might prcseut pc
ulon Carried and the rules were suspended for that
purpose.
Mr. Ames then presented the petition of George Lat
inner and 62.l0l others. praying for further measures
of protection IN matters of slavery, and moved its refer
ence 10 the Joint special committee the petition of
Francis Jackson and Others The motion was adopted
This petition had just been brought into the hall by
four persons II was supp red in wooden Frame and
the names were pasted roll of cloth. which measur-
ed about , feet and half in diameter. The unusual
size and shape of the document attracted Considerable
attention from members.
George laumer, we presume, is white man. and la,
been selected un account OF his 10 head the prii
lion. Or ii Is the slave almer himself who is presse,
into the front al this hOa0urdb e service BY way of aun
and insult to the SOUTH We hope Gov. Mcdowell
will ascerBin from Marcus
Tho petition purpors To be for the Abolition of Slave
ry in Massachusetts,; what il is in reality the reader
may easily conjecture
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13

A MONSTER SKELgroN-The Ozark Standard
(opHneheld. Mo- says: 'Wo have in our Office
Jaw tooth OF an animal dug ur near Warsaw. in Ben
ton county, that weighs IA | 2 ponds. The tusks
found at the same place, and supposed belong to the
sane monster. are about feet long According to the
best calculation that he made the skeleton when
completed will be 40 feet in length and IS feet high
We understand that is the intention Of The prorro,or
to send the skeleton to New Orleans"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13

BuRr.p TO DEAru- < ilile gi1, named Rosanra
T.y eight Of aye, residing "A Hester street. died
yesterday ae.oon from injuries received by her clothes
taking FIRE while she lifting the lid from po, over
the fire place. at ,'clock Wednesday evening The
m,tlier Of the child lying drunk at the time OF the
sden, the roo.. aud could afford her
auce Fhe screams Of the ii,tle sufferer brought
n. sic ne,brs TO her aid, viii. sent for physician and
a.. her scnsIs dressed and atfosded all the relief in
tiril fower.
CcyvTEnryrr Col ~ nnslsted that Mss1can dol
lars .nado of German fnied BY magnetic
process a5siQ siycY1l Isscd nklIioalt Of de-
ihrH - sars lnuckmpre 'nMche 4iion than
~ 'P'fe'ssas '''s'-T' & Con-.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13

We clip the following from the New York Journal q
Commerce.
The EYn-Latcst .Ne,rs.--We have seen n stote
men over Miller own signature, dated LIST of January
1877 IN which he expresses his full belief that the en-,
OF Tie world will take place time between the q s.
OF March, 1913, and the 2lst of M,rch, 1874
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13


The bill amondaory aud declaraiory of the acts Of
1867 and 1910 II in relation to divorces was on mo
ton OF MIR. Lewis, taken up for consideration and
passed, ayes 81 noes l.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20

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1r- ou,e or whom fo-trne bestowed nEo-e o. he-
f-o7ns tfaz fler smiles At ms csa;h, tne tar.E
e-. Ie eEl-i.eiv destIIEte, out ss1on Fsiaovcc u
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foarlc IA Gam Hamilton iroEn nm h-s 12;lss
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of his Poems, during the th-ee TeatS ne ,ss.os-
7e-s f-orl HI: 25th to Ms 2cih ye-, VzeEs grs:t'i
I am ssr2rissd n finding upon tle fis7zasts.
:er- for -7z.ters et the birthplace 0, ;arIss th5
,.roes o. but very fer Americans IN io5zl;'g
Eac for the last F9r months Fos!cei 'Ls %ii.Ts
cf three Of M coCnrryrsien. one Of wi1ici! VS.
that of Professor 3lussy Of Boston.
The Glasgow and Ayr R4ilEay. though UrceF-
zion zzy-t Serious doubts of iis a1zTrr-nC the
bopes Of stockholders Proves most profitable H.
restnen.. I: is fft7 niles n length a1c r71ns
through Paislsv Johnstone. Lochwlnnock- Le1th,
hIIbirnie. DzIrv. Saltcoats- hilw-nnEng, &c
which az manufacturing towns: and through
Irvine q beautiful place, Trooa, Hoakton, Prest.
rick. Ar. &c. which are upon the sez coast anc
commercial IN their pursuits. The capita! stock
vas f520. 600, most of whlch Wzs subscribed ~
the merchants Of Glasgow. Forty per cent- Only
had been called WHEN the RzlwaT wes c7c1Pie-
led. Is stock * a. o. above par. alucs more
particularly to This subjec. noE oE the purpose Q.
-erlarking that out for the circumstance nat iae
RaiIusv was To approach the birthplace Of
Brzxs. the stock would rot have been take1. n2'
woQIG the wa- have been constructed. Ih,s en-
cgnz,anee 26gs!Gri-e9 the enterprise. AsnJ
CAPITALISTS yen;qred to take stock wao, Dat ;os
the cham which Buns has thrown s1orad \
and Alloway, vould have held thclr hands. NoF
was this view OF the question TOO PoetIcal- \
considerable tern In the receipts OF the com
nanv i derived from visi.ers to the birthplace
Of BCRSs.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-20
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