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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22
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No. 63 WILLIAM STREET.

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| No. 63 WILLIAM STREET.
| CORNER OF CEDAR srRKEr, NGw YORK.
w ouLD call the attention Of Merchants visiting
w New York Tor their Fall supplies, To their EATEN
sive assortment Ut entirely
NEW STYLES FALL. GOODS,
10 their ordinary stock. which comprises full and pe-
neral variety Of Staple and Fancy silk Gnods they have
been making large additions OF ENTIRELY NEW
oii LES, expressly adapted 10 the SEASON.
From the facilities which they possess ihe purchase
OF eoods al the very loves, prces-ier unnya,led and
very extensive assnrimentihey ee assured that II will
be IN Their power Ia uer extraordinary Inducements IN
purchasers who desire aud deserve buy On the very
best terms. aud they are determined 10 spare pains
10 make Tor the uieres, such to make iher SELECTIONS
from their stock. In
DRESS GOODS
they can show great range of styles, in Rich Printed
ashmyre Dfcosse. Ut latest PARIS patterns; Tesans
Grape DE LANES Musin DE LANES Of PARIS styles,
never before offered.
Alpaccas, Bumbazines Black and Blue Silk. low and
high priced.
Sli.ks-Cameleon Brocade Silks; Cameleon Brochi
Striped Silks; PLAN and Satin Striped Hellen,e mes;
Black aud Blue Black satin Striped and Brucade fyur
Silks Satin Striped Grps CRANES; Black and Blue
Black Grs de SWISS; Italian lus,rngs; Gs de Rhe, ns,
itos dAtnques; Black and Blue Black Sa,ins PLAN aud
Figured Salins Also
MILLINERY GOODS in great variety, oompri-
sing Bonnel Silks and Sains OF entirely Styles Hon.
ne ah' Gap tlbbuns ticl, Fall paitcfns new designs
bonnet Nelsels PLAN cors black and blue black fly
ed, shated, PLAID; cut aud uncut.
LACES
Cap Iarcs in great vauoiv ui new and elegant pat
terms; Trimming Laces aud Lace Edglngs, black aud
WHITE Silk, L,sle GuIpurc, Mechliu, brussels. NC.
Thread Laees aud Edg,ngs, French, German and
Eng dish
SIlAWIS
Rich Cashmere and Broche Long aud Square Shawls
Th'bc' Muslin de lane, kabyle. Plaid, WooIlcn Neil.
&e Sc.
SILK SlIANl.S-Datk Camelcon, Satin Striped,
figured, &c.
GLOVES AND MIrrS.
IN every variety tr Genderen ladies' and Misses, or
KID 81 The most approved manufacture. Buck Merino.
Weallen. SILK. Lace, fllel, Egyptian. India Rubber;
&c
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22

O. A Free Barbecue will BE- aiyen by the WHO'S
and Democrats %, Halifax, at Black Walnut (sunlh Of
Dan rver) on Friday and Saturday, the 25d ana 2llh of
The present month. Distinguished speakers lrom abroad
are .Npecled on both sides.
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COMM UETCtTED.
.CVMM UN7IlIEU.
FlllSYLVANIA WING FESTIVAL, 20h AUG

IRA preparations making by the patriotic ~ hgs
" itlsylvana for the entertainment Of the thousands III
sa'es' Revolutionary Soldiers, Wings and Democrats
"no are expected on that occasion.
q superb Flag, of immense ditnensans, designed and
ESHecu'ed by their patriotic whig fellow citizen, Mons
t,n', mas been raised at the Court Huuse, Clay
..T, ., an almost sgh,ess elevation. On side Is
t.' Ch'on." upon v bite and blue ground, around
,IG" anse,iog large Eae and jus, below bean
rioh, ~. ",s'ed cannon With cus nr Of balls On Tho
son an. n''. near the "Uaion, whole de
beauty eAecu'ioa exhibiting great dea, Of taste a"'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22

et Our friend. Maj. Garland, thinks we did him in
JUSTICE IN our last paper, in charac,erz ny him as
"el'tr rev'ler" of The Wing party. IN his political
speeches We cheefuliy, therefore, withdraw the ex-
preston.
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4 l. u I - L.. l.; 4. 4 ND
1T kECTI(1.1'

VIE. undersigned offer tor sale that well known and
Il valuable estate formerly the residence ut The late
Col. joel ROWLAND, situated IN B3elour county on the
nam Valley Road leading rum Siaunton To iennessee
u nles iron tincaSe, the county seat "t Boteoutl
miles ir"m jackson, James RIVER and niles from
buchanan containing about U2S acres POO acres vi whca
cleared and the remainder heavily rnbsreJ The
" hole afn Is admirably adapted to The growth of To-
bace', Corn. Nhral and Clover. the best IF the
Land is yet to clear, 300 Of which might be clear
I'd with advantage IN The FARM and leave an abun
dance Tor timber There productive meadow of a.
bout acres. which may be enlarged To any extent at
The discretion ut the and all o which NAV be wa
tered. There is sso fine Orchard consisting of Ap,
pies, Cherries, Aprcots and Peaches, being the cho-
ces Selection OF iru,i in Western Virginia. There Is
rarely tract oi Land Of The that can boast
OF as many hne and never failing Springs, watering in
their course The greater portion of the Land.
The Improvements area LARGE two story Frame
ef-ss DWELLING llOG Sc. Two story FRAME
Mmi KITCHEN, "A Smoke House. a Sione Spring
s@a..A House. a LARGE FRAME BARN, 40 ieet by
lOO, Frame Negro House Sc all Of which have late.
~ undergone thuroneh and complete course of re-
pair.
II Is rarely such valuable property is offered in mar
ket-t is m one oi the best ot Observation-Disclosures aud
within half a mile of a Grst and Saw Mil but
AS we presume those who desire To purchase will
view for themselves, deem further description, IN
necessary. The above named property will be offered,
10 the highest bidder an the premises the 2jih day
Of September next at IL o'clock. Tie terms will be
hall cash. the balance in annual instruments
trust upon the Land vii be required IN security for The
deferred payments.
The .bove lands will be elowa by Nh VIM R. Row
land living near the premises, by the subscribers v-
shy near The Natural Bridge, Rockprldse county.
VIM. HUMES.
JOS. GIL NORE.
Aug % 1858
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NOT ICE.

IfNlE co-pnnnership Of TURNER, n;r.WrIl
4 4 Co having expired BY limi,atrn "A The Isl in,
slant, the business will be cuntiuu,d nv Cr,,oe w
Turner and VIM NJ. Burwell. rnd er the s,yle Of Fur
''e' q ouf"eh EE't. W. TURNER,
Aug 10 49,
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'"ass Meeting Of lts Vhigs Of Fiuponna,
NJ. C0ecAlGnd and Cumberland

cmn,x "esu"g will be held a, Columbus, in Fluvanna
Of Anr,., wednesday and Thursday the 29,h and 3Ot
raj Of s PERSONS of all parties invited. SIEVE
t''eo /" Or present " WV
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Comm Kiss sinners .<N!c Of KeNL
E,%F.FTg

HLS fsE q S>s
10y virtue ola decree, rendered the late of
y The circuit superior Of law aud chancery Tor the
town of Lynchbnrg, in the Of ''Mbrrlss against
Il Use and others" the undersigned, commissioners
therein appointed, will proceed, Saturday, the 2ilh
day OF August next, 10 SILL the premises. three seve
raj lois or parcels Of ground IN SAID decree mentioned sit
uaed on Diamond Hill, IN the Town aforesaid Each OF
The lots is situated the west side Of The ravine, that
separates he property Of Mr. McCorkee and others from
Mr. Lacy One ollbe lots Is located between the lot
lately sold by Mr.. Dunnngiun 10 james Dolan and
md street, and cnnlaBs three fuurs Of
-An"her is located in rear Of the lene'isn; o#sad by
MI Lacy and embraces portion OF The lot now occupied
by him, containing half And the third is iocal
ed the South side ii main street, The
and contains quarter of acre being undivided
moety Of an half acre lot bongh. by Guslavus A.
Rose the late Sam'l Bransiord Of jonn Lynch. decd
The property will be sold on cred oI b, IL AID IL
months from the day of sale. Bonds. with approved Sc
cury. will he required Of The purchasers, and the title
retained until the purchase money is paid
CHiSWELL DABNEY,2 c
JOHN M. SPEED. { "''' H.
July % t24A
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MAIN ST., LYNOHBUR0.
uOilN ". WATSON !. CO., beg leave to in.
~ form their friends and the public generally that
they have taken the old Tavern Stand Of Mrs. Level
len, at the lower end III Main Street, where they are
prepared - entertain travellers on the most accomoda
tug terms:
Their prices for board If
Via" and Horse by The day is Sl.25
Man alone U75
For Dinner O3S
Breakfast or Supper OBS
Lodging 0,l3
For board If by the month 800
Board and Lodging Of man by the month 1000
=" Z" AIaa and wife 1000
Board for n Horse by the month 100
The House lis large and conveniently situated for the
business and the table III always be supplied will, the
best thai market afford.
Gcnrmen or Ladies desiring board either for long
OF shor lime are requested In give u cal, and Will
guarantee that they are pleased.
ALSO, our stables very large and conveniently
situated To accommodate dfovors. W II as travellers
and boarders, with ilrsae oseT and plenty Of food
and that Of the best. Give a call and riH give
satisfaction }. w. w. l. Co.
Aug. 8 Is
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PEDI.AR MILLS

At meeting Of the Pedlar Mla Clay Club, held at
the Club House, OF Saturday Tie 20ih July. the lol-
lowing resolution adopted.
Resofced, That, nj the next meeting of this Club
to he held on Saturday the 2lih ol August next at this
pace general discussion OF the principles involved in
the present canvass will be had, AMI that our Demo.
CRATIC FRIENDS be cordially invited /, attend and par
iIcipae IN The discussion.
10. T.. EunsSg, G..
Nj. l.. BERay, s ''e fes'
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.EDEE.s' r.. SssDEeas,
late OF tisr ir.n Of ID. VI. Isoyt y Co. J

JOEE.s' r. ss'DRD,
V.ate OF tisc nr.n Of ID. VI. Uoyt 4 Co.
hPENED a LOTTERY OFFICE III Rchnond
~ uh his own account the first uf MAY last, since
"hch Tine he has been sstu In selhni prz.s he.
y"nd all pfereeent--TillRli-Tl GAPl-
lAl.H have been sold up his time
Believing that many OF his friends at u distance would
IKE To Try 'her luck al his olir. be respectfully sub
nlls the following BRILLIANT LOTTERY for
their consideration:
.iLEA.iNDRLi LOTTERY. Class. T. To be
dt0ira on The 2sh September. 1874.
The following sre the leading PnzrS VIZ:
$4,000 $4,000 $4,000 100000
$4,000 G5 0S0 $4,000 $2o17-
P's.es II 81 25U -@s- 60
Wt:@g $1,000,
Hnd other smaller Ptzas aan,utilup IN near ONE
MILLION OF DOLLARS.
Smsfe 'obo'e iichets only S5 Hhces 81 so Our
ters 81 IS - Nos 10 Dram
certificate OF a package III &c " hole tickets will be-
sent or The very low price If S70- laly,s So Ouar
'efs Sl2 so. Eehlls 52l %
Gtntemen ordering tickets Of the UNDERSIGNED viii
receive prompt ans~tts aud lave an account, If the
drawing sent - over IN nj eases confidence
IS observed. Ordefs for iickeis IN all j. c. Gregory
aud Co's Lotteries thankfully received Please address
}. +. WORD
-, HchRoud. IA.
"c"i'ohd Aug - 5uf
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CHINA STORE, Renewed.


CHINA STORE, YesHoveA.
~ RICHARDS, having removed h,s store 70 he
W honse Lrperly oecapisd by Col Charles Phelps,
opposite Mr. john Helms offers ,or sale new asssrs,
men OF China, Glass and Earhenwxre, expssusly pvs,
chased for ,his market, amongst which are
White Granite Dinner S~t,s,
Green ChImer1 do do
Hue Slhganese do do
Hue MIefno do do
Flutcd White Granite do d
Fancy Toilet Seits,0 piecess
White Granite do ..
Blue ibsut do
White Gnlna Tea Sets, 80 piecea
Raised figure do do
Fine Enameed da 40
Imitation do do
Lard Lamps and Looking Glasses, Glass pyesesysa.
Galleries. Tunblen. Wines. &c,
Pitchers. Plates. Dishes, &c.
Als''. an ass'rtm-nt ot Sane and CummoN Ear,hea.
ware, OF all kinds. which will bs sd cheap for cash
ny q. RICHARDS
Dec.i n
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HL.ECK SMITHS,


No nUMRUl:.
ut COST .i.vD U.rDER.
INlIE SUBSCRIBER finding II necessary tina, he
l. should close his presen, bisress on or before the
stock Of
H.lRD WIRE
nj great sacrifice. Hardware dealers particularly
invited To call and examine his pcs as the stock will
BIZ sold either IN whole or IN part. such cli-
III" 'ail 10 give satisfaction. Mechanics will do well 10
examine his stock "f
"hch can be bought al Prices greaty beior whs, is Ia
be found 10 this market. We would respectfully cali at,,n
ton to our assortment Ut moulding Planes &c.
All pesons indebted 10 US requested make pay
men' on OF beloe the first Septenbrr or our accouns
bonds nc. will be pu, IN other hands for collection
+. 5. MILLER, Agent,
for Jso. WILLS ! r..
and }. L. DAVIS, i'''res'
July % ON If
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ron KE.vI,.

A ND immediate ppssessoD gvsn, The convenient
IA and pleasant dwelling-house in which now re-
SIDE near inc COURTHOUSE, y. I. {. PETERS
Jolly Il ts,f
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Lexington, Aug 90

To .Nessrs Duvid Sink, Sr. Dacid Sink, d. Jesse
Sink. and Stephen Perdue and Elizabeth his mife,
and Udiiam Dillon, receirer, and as admir-. Of E
h.abeh Dilion dec'd.
EAkE NOTICE, that SHALL on the Sth day Of
d Oclpber. 1874, dt the store house of J. d. Booth
& Ferguson, IN The county ol franklin Virginia proceed
to take the deposons Of rhaddeus . F. Ftrgus,n and
others, H. be read evidence in suit in cIlarery de
pending before the circuit superior court Of law and
ehancery Tor rankin county. wherein We plaintiffs
and you are dtitHjantS Yours, &c,
j. y NJ. BOOTH.
Aug. % Win
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800 NEGROES wanted.

VIE Subscriber wishes 10 purchase hundred Ne
groes ol both sexes, irum - 10 30 years 81 age. for
which he Is disposed To my the highest market price
lie can be iound al the Store of Mr.. NJ. HART. lie
VIII attend Amherst and Campbell Conils. at which time
he WI be pleased Ia seo pefsuns who have the abuye
named property Tor sale. Being anxious 10 purchase Two
good
HL.ECk S.NxYHS,
and two good CARPt.NrEKs Il, Will m, very H.
bera price for them. Persons having the above proper.
~ n dispose ot Will do well give hin, call previous
IL their selling TO any other person.
GEORGE DAVIS.
August 10 fits
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Mas. RENAO1l'D School will T. epeseS Z
NA Monday The I'd Of September. Il location e.
her resdence) is retired and heslhy and her obecs -
ing 10 obtain sufficient number Of pupil. to enable hee
TO devote her tine To the educate Of her own dauehssu
There may be induceue hose whJ desire " ed
'hsir daughters 10 small schnl.
u Is desired tn form three distinct clssses The 6ns
To Consist III asmsll number ot children under yeas VI
ase, hf whom ihs,e si!! be sumo deduction in price.
The second (Which desired be The principal chs.
o such as are capable of entering classes &c Geography,
Arithmetic, Grammar. SC. Aud the third 10 consiss q
several young ladies' Of in ID 10 Is years Ut age, VEL
advanced IN the above named branchps and prepared -
the studies Of B''any. fslory Composition, yke. Thsea
classes will be rmed with special leftrsuce u she -
vanrrmen, Of Mira B's daughters.
Price Sl2 90 per Session Of i've months.
Aug. l2 t2Slf
The Arkansas banner., 1844-10-16

the former have crowned themselves with .glory On full rote the democrats have gained. How different this from the August of the whig tornado Terily l844 $ not 1910.
 It may he well to remember that the new issue which the natural progress of settlement and freedom has brought up--the great Ame- rican question whether the independent free men that own this glorious Union, or the tyrannical oligarehy that rule Great Britain, shall shape the destinies of TeXas-has as vet been passed upon. On the British side or fhis question are Henry Clay and his fed- eral allies as usual-on the American side is James K. Polk leading on the party (against is apostatc iayorite) that so gallanlly carried on the second war of independence. How will the people of North Carolina and ol Louisiana decide this question; h beth, the candidates, thus far, have been in favor of an- nexation-in Louisiana, the only whig mem Der of Congress and two-thirds of wings Of the Legislature, are for it. As at present ad- vised we have no right to expect the vote of North Carolina for Col. Polk, but democrats there promise 10 "Hy"
 h Louisiana, however, the popular vote is democraticnow; we confidently rely on an increased majority fer the democracy in November This issue, as if right t should, will operate in favor of the democratic cause. While. on fhe other hand, Henry Clay fog- mer high tariff votes, his last years of beating oa tbis troubled sea. now on a free tade .ack, and now ou high tariff tack his obstinate adherence to the .' obsolete idea2ha. 0athef Bank, his oFefbaaring course in the extra session, his desperate coalition race of ls25 for fha presidency, With his other political aaa personal HefCsies. will work against him Such afe the determining points of lae con- tasE They shall bear In favor of democracy. Be=ides. ea them all the democracy 55aH#H iuased This cosld not be said h ae last pTesiIfeHsial contest But, yerily l844 k not 1S39.
 Saeh is hs ctee ing view we taIe of tfIe political horizon. We shall pre- ta he oej1- tea hefeIeetions wilma lirhtheaaL Vermont comes firsf. and then comes Maine; the whigs viii probably get the former, and the demoe- raeF of the Union have claim on the democ- gaeg af Maine to carry the latter. Al pe5ent. 3hen. Ne can justly congratulate our demo- cratic friends that all through our ranks there iseenfdence. .of victory; a confidence founded aa just basis. We congratulate ghem or tife fine prospect that finn democrat aHd hi4h- maded sate#m man, James k. Pala. has af being elevated 5F the suliiages of d free Pea- pie. and without the aid of a bank interest. or stock jobbiHg interest or hypaefi.ieaI bzibe iH his hands of promise mieaenlaasly to bring on .beaer times 10 tbe highest office in the world.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-10-16

AMERICAN EvrERPRIsEeTh Philadel- phia |. s. Gazette says that 1Iessrs. William Stephens and Andrew Hague, of that city, have eonHaeled with the authorities of New Grenada 10 construct a canal from the Bay of Garthagena 10 the river Magdalena, distance of IS miles. This canal will open to the city of Carthagena a vast extent of the inte- rior country, and will revive the business Of that ancient city
The Arkansas banner., 1844-10-16

Some of the New York papers e, hs x .p the cotton crop of Alabama VIII v srs this year than usual. This IS am an M That the present cotton crop ol og' 's sldi ma will exced that of last year, .,l'oarh ? by those who have travelled .,l ungs1 rsl31 planting region. The sandy solls, ,b 2 lhs have yielded admirably, altllo'lgn a,isut lands have disappointed their plga sIs COt The weather now is very laVoia''s
 festlng the crop sgoBils Hst
The Arkansas banner., 1844-10-16

KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEoPLET, Henry Clay and Theodore FrelIpsnl both voted against the proposition 10 2 the Pension act of lS32, so as to eA'l provisions io Ae soldiers, "who toass9' Hagae, Clarke, s. Clair, HqrneI' fIaatraact,n and to those who were [, rice "under the authority of the U ;. : aSainst aag tri5c of Indians, prior lo4 ~ January. 1795" See Congress DeOaS' 2, , Fart 1, page $50. !,
 That Henry Clay voted aga1'is arg Y ton to amend the same bill so as g N is p.orisioas 10 1cidolss Qf sofdlH \ s, Rerol0iioa See same volume, saaF ap !,
 That James K. Polk voted in SO3s <, bill for fbs reiief qStte sarpip'Hs e8''' He .2tmy of Ae Reroiutioa ,r
 That James K. Polk voted for ah ., \ 5. ment to that bill, 10 Proride tof 's. ~ X of officers and soldiers seho 1efS VI the Revolutionary lcar, ,oooii
 That James K.Polk voted m i0-s., 7, bill sio proride for certain perss0as' ,s, I ia the laad a1id aarai Scre'ce 2 os the Revolutionary aCar.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-10-16

ff'0@ tHe Pe0ria (HI.) Pwss. EXFESsEs or 4 DEMOCRATIC. eOu ED WITH 4 WulG, CoyGREss.-T'aea ing table has been compiled from !hs il of the House of Representative. phl estimates are made on the authoar ! National lntelligencer, see paper ts July.
 DEMOCRATIC CONGRESS. Session cnum1ncad. December 1.
 terminated, June r, Number of days consumed, Hours sat during the whole session, Tines yeas and Dgys were taken Hours consumed in taking them, D miaats each vote,
 Which would be P per cent. of the wht time.
 Pay Of 223 members, g Or 555 for each hour the house sat. Co=l ol taking the yeas and nays, Solf
 wHIG CONGRESS-. Session commenced, December 6, terminated, August 3l, Number of days consumed, Hours sal during the whole session, Times yeas and nays were taken, Hours consumed in taking them, D Ialnas 'ach vote,
 Which wouid be 26 per cent, of tho Vno' time Pay of 211 members, s7-g' Or 525 for each hour the house sat- .x, Cost ol.takiug the yeas and nays, sia''
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-21

u FIz, the hired underling Of sOld
Hawk'-nost elevated station to occupy!-
admirable association !-manifests dispo-
sition, notwithstanding the course taken by
the editor Of the Gazette in his paper ol
week before last, to continue newspape,
controversy with us. This is characters.
tic. but we beg to be excused. We have
too much self-respect-too just an appre-
citation Of the position we have voluntarily
placed ourself in-further to handy cpl
thets with one whom we have formally
denounced, not editorially, but in card,
over our own proper and full name, as
ga knave, scoundrel, and poltroon.' -
The only notice we can hereafter take oi
the attacks of this fellow will be to repub-
lish the closing part ofthe card alluded to,
and with this view we shall keep it stand
ing.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-21

the, favorable circumstances by which we
are sufrounded. My happiness, in the
retirement which shortly awaits me, IS the
ardent hope which experience that this
state Of prosperity is neither deceptive nor
destined to be short-lived; and that meae-
ures which have not yet received its sane
ton, but which cannot but regard as
closely connected with the honor, the glory,
and still more enlarged prosperity Of the
country, are destined, at an early day, to
receive the approval Of Congress. Under
these circumstances, and with these antic-
ipaaions, | shall most gladly leave to others,
more able than myself, the noble and pleas
ing task Of sustaining the public prosperity.
/ shall carry with me into retirement the
gratifying reflection that, as my sole object
throughout has been TO advance the public
good, / may not entirely have failed in &C.
complishing it; and this qualification is
heightened in no small degree by the fact
that when, under deep and abiding sense
of duty, | have found myself constrained te
resort to the qualified Veto, it has neithe,
been followed by disapproval on the par'
Of the People, nor weakened in any degree
their attachment to that great conservative
feature Of our Government.
JOHN TYLER.
WAsnISGToN, December, 1874.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-21

Canalizo. the "provisionaln p,..,s
now giving orders to the ssCn.s;s b
President, Santa Anna. The lsts- ~
ing received notice 70 place hin.s,f ~.
head Of the troops concentra,ed \ II -
at once joyfully complies. Hin -
were to march at once 10 Queret,ro "e:ss . ):
three or four days march from sssg
and on the road to Guadalaiara. NSs Ns
operate as the exigencies Of he ~. 4: 4: y
demand. Santa Anna put his t,ss-s s
once in motion, and announces. !. &
quarters that he has under hia, ,-es..aasse -
1000 infantry, 1900 cavalry, and "a M,
pieces, all in the best state of eon;s. aSa i
From Encero--one Of Santa x,.
haciendas, near Jalapa, where he No. ~ /.
new bride-he issued on the 9Th H.. W
brief and spirited address to the armv !,
denounces the conduct Of Parede, 4 !. ae
ring up revolution in Cuadalaiar, ~ !
clares him traitor and the instrrn...@ :.
a faction, and appeals to the troops ~ s y :
former exploits to stand by him ,nd s'' =.
ish the infamous crime. He cali M ~. q,
/ the humble instrument Of the Gove,r-.'ss:' ~
ready to do all in his power to ure,.sa u
the integrity Of the territory and mr." !.
the constitutional government.