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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17
Domestic iutflitneute.
TENS.


The steamer NV lmk, which Piled hetu cen Gal
weston aud New Ctsss hes IA taheu II AID guue
New YIk lot fepsIss aaa tie standardization Is kept ~
by sail vessels hease tie people S New Orleans
suu IN rect3sIIg The ntns Il annexation. i lie sloaT
Cn.ier sItyta tiitfs IN tie Std July viii tie 5
ind On The Alb dot BIZ Unusual enthusiasm
and caill, ia the cg. lie tuti.r lett Gal.
weston three DAYS after Ite Psneta hut brought IA,
ter insllgeucr. Amorg The passengers tlat came by
her besrer oi Dispatches iur Cap. Elliott, tb.
British Charge.
In reference 10 the rars that Mesicu has been
conoenra ing noIs ujan Nurtlw oniiti and
making rfepaiauIs take AID h.d PCS, oi all
thai rofllon oi territory kio"n .leAas rtupcf."
on 1txas h ;sie ihe s,iafaiIvn l1m M,Aieo,
the Telegraph says;
Ill has Gcen satisfactorily csc, rlan,d that Mexico is
wholly unJ tcand tr d. euera ncy. ! he late tumofs
Iha, So lad c,uetprstd stytn ,LeIsaud rois m the
rannry east Ct lie scra Ma II fse te ulfdty Il
r,neous: sud tund that Tie frces IA Tia est
ern tasesncos weak, Il NJ wrahtf tlan t, have
been duglag tee iasi i've YfarS.o
The Galveston e,ts CAPT. I iron credit Tor having
due nofe ,laa aus "itef uau IA sd,suee he 81 oi
ANNEXATION! Ne, 'ety eeiup s'niaf, To he Cartaias
diplumscv
MovEagSr CT Tnoors Tic Nv Oieans Plea.
Stinc Of lhr An fte following Wth fegsfd 10
Urs movements a, The /. :. 'it8psi
ave lear hist Gee, taytf, in coanaud II Inc
i rs al Fuft JeSuF, las we'd ufd,r tom lie W Ar
Department "a The ALLOW ny dec: tr 81 aud An fcei-
meas o napuy ste 10 mefr rditey ia s'He POM
IN tie NJ ghbufhG q is CIV there Ia wait until The
asan uf the Texan Coayeniiua nh,c n,els to-day Al
Assia IS krowa. when hey VII probably move by wa
Corpus Gbrsii ~ sane Place Ia hat uoig hbarhou
I he Alb rfguent Is thuulii viii ach It BARRACKS
belew ei'y ,o-dsy u Ia. motf =,
The % dfagnuG~. undei Cd Iwigcs. viii be ufs
dereJ 10 proc~td lo the i5 Grahde by baud The
slme the infauiry starts by wiier The Department..
we have htsTd ruuofcd, recommended the Dragons
10 march on h@i. pnaably detrlug that tiefe would
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17
r,om Tie Richmond 7ime,. Jtly IL.
l'IIsl

Thursday night about a'el eek. the wooden building
MAJ Ia Ia noni 4 Divenport's tir the hal uf the
BASIN, discovered la be- IN h5e Il 500 81 u nun
Gated 10 NJ ssrs T. & ID. 5 alli -. which trupHl
rly tn the fn,n pafI OF framed hatJat nvnsd by the
James River and kinlwha Ganplny. and VII "a,
destroyed. brick stable IN hc ol this ned by
Messrs. t.. s d.. WAS ats1 burned.
Messfs. Edmond s Davenport we're SO unfortunate a.
10 las their ho,ksther negotiable NOTES and u1re i4i-
psriaut napefs however, ~ Ir,n cesi, and
vtd The quarter just having expired nearly all ot
Their accounts had been made sud udrr,d. Much lrou-
bile. and OF course, same loss Will he sustained. They
were fully Insured IN Their huildte, eupds, sc.
The james River and Kanawta COMPANY lost H.
ubct r,ads fied oul 6r i,eks. &c, ard provisions.
tneslher with tier building. Letwecr, Two and three
thousand dollars. The ~1nden tenrLenl IN which The
fire caught occupied by Mr. Alssh Lake siunc cut
Ter. uhose las IS GOT great, hui vii be Severely by
hun. Nj. D. NJ. Muriss, carpenter. whose shop adj
joined l., tsi sonn il50. The fire IS regarded as
the wufk Of an ine ,ndafy
Tic feaf III tie extensive tobacco warehouse ui to
:. Myers pretty well heated; but being thorough
iy hfe proof was IN NJ danger.
The large new warehouse III hessrs. Edmond la
yeapoti scurehed considerably ab,ul the windows
aud doors. J. vii be completed IN lew days snd lhey
vii be qulrered IN II. gong al ear, formerly, win
hrir business but with decidedly comfort and con
veuieuce 10 themselves.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17

We learn from the Washington Ualen tla, Difficult
mas oeen eNpenoncfd hder The operation of the P,s
ase "a" "hleh threatened material INJURY the pub
NC service Under the old law the compensation allow
td puslmasters was eerain per ceninn on the pr,-
seees o each Office, together with the ffanklng priv
iere The new law makes no alteration in heir com
lehsai7n, ~ view OF The dimnullon Of revenue mil
70 uo"e Ia Inc clauses making apptupiiaiinns or the
service Of the Department ,liuwipG il the sam, ao,u,t
% money That was expended last year. rhe Poslmas
'e' oeiefai was IN doubt as 10 whether any Of this mo
hey could be applied 10 the payment Of posmasefs and
CHRIS; bnt oifiters fesignnr in great numbers
ana ~ nus emergency the Postmaster Gnrral appl,d
~ lhe Aitorney Gr"efal for his upinou an HE law The
o'fnfrA q hat officer published in the Union is that
"e P"simasiffs 'houd be paid the ensuing year The
same "a Sins Of money they received last year The
Postmaster General, believing this 10 le true CON.
s'fnr'ion oil the law his issued an orde in keeping
with IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17
New Bonnets. Ribbons, and Flower.
CREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.


lust received and opening at the Richmond Cash
- SURE per packet Bost. large and desirable
softnen ot Bonnets Ribbons aud Flowers, which will
be sold at the following unprecedented prices, VIZ
doz. Ladies Giml and Hair BonHes. formerly sold at
s. 90, now at s., : doz. do do worth s., al 81 50,
Rutland, Plain Brad and Birds Eye, at all prices,
large assortment Of Straw BRAID for 30 cents tomerly
81 90,
200 pieces Bonnet Ribbons, all styles and qualities.
81 boxes Artificial Flowers portion oflhem real French
cheap,
200 Baud Boxes. all sizes and prices.
And various other goods, which will be sold % per
cent less than formerly lhr season is advancing all
being purchased within the last week. reduced prices
for cash. Call and buy bargains the Richmond
[ ash Store. WILLIAM j. WILLIS.
July Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17

Portrait # NJ C'ay--Ihe Lexington (Ky.)
TUE American gives the following description OF the
portrait Il Henry Clay taken by Nh lealy, the artist
tt louls PhlhpFc:--
1--WE do n1 b, state in saying that Mr.. IIealy has
taken lar the best portrait bust of Clay that we have
YET indeed it seems to u.s. perfect of It's kind Mr.
Clay represented in plain black dress coat buff col
oied vest dark blue stock, plain shirt BOSOM with
tu face, AID strg IN ann chair: the back ground
like as IN the picture of jackson, Of simple dusk color.
lie represents Mr.. Clay In calm easy conversational
iare ana has succeeded To the lle-he has Mr. Clay,
peculiarly paneraing eye--his color, and above all his
mouihin that suspended state of the passions, whei
the great original having spoken. awaits reply or i,
IN the act OF taking piuch olsnun We conceive Mr.
liealy 10 he very happy in the eyegiving it the umi
nuns trans artncy OF the real convex humors of the nat
ural eye the shaded side of the full face shines through
nimaby"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17
Correspondence Of he .AeN York Herald.
NOBLE. Inne. -. IL -.
IIKRIBI.I IGIl WITH HOMIE YES

nosl b,o d, affair came o6 here this morning. n
butt tttee ues feu, tie city. bctWt,n I'VE No0ng men
tleir uaaes John Hsrey oi NV York cry, and
Leonard " son o Richmond. Virginia. Ihr dl~puit
afpse is ellews i appears that tley crossed blades
Lo1l month ago, WHEN Hey wen afftsitd and Ii Id
tail IA Tie Il 3tt0 dollars Bipey Iril he ely
Ter lusealU lfe. twlh he ad # hs late play
~ hr embarked IN the wudo" shade business, bought
snai house and woIk slap, and ftce q ground, be
sides Two OF thfee negfots.
On the 2ls u June, Wilson MAS seen IL Tuscaloosa,
dnnhag With prsots. and was hrafd 10 say, thai
he Mould be- rescnped On Bagley. tuf injury that
The latter had d, ne hlH aud The night III hr 22nd
june The woik shop. and house. aud three uelrues
with about 2ONu par OF window Shades Were all eun-
stunned and. a. he al insured The LOSS ruined him.
In the course 81 the day. alter the lire, sunebudy
veyed 10 Baglry the intelligence ol W lsou's arrival
al luscao' aud how he had threatened Bagley tr
some injury lac lad done 10 W ilsun. B5gley immediate
- Went IN quest Of " lson aud. upon mourning or hlm
al lie tavern menllohed he ascefantd lha1 w son had
lri 1T Mobile. Baghy concluded that be must have
fred hr house, Inslgaied The aei and, in company
with his late emIlo' e. siafd ir NuhlIe and arrived
three hours later Than suu aud Oh rnqnute nj tie
house ~ here " ,on had rnt W. they learnt thu he was
"a, home; Bagley and showed up 10 his
" hen Wis Il saw him be was lhundersuuek. Blgley
acen-ed Inn ol arson io hfrg his pnmses and he dld
MOI deny II he ihcn gave hlm lis cboce, e. hei 10 20
prison, Ia fight hun the weapons 10 be lowe
knges. W ll,on accepted the challenge, aud they net
tbs morning the Surr sc1 rad, aud alter sla, hing
at une aruit.f Tor aboul hall an hour. III which W IL
cut percmeal his second nlerieftd and was
'ndod Ragl,y's ale employer ac,td as his second on
HE utcaslen.
P.S.-l have since learned that Raglry has left lur
New York aiap, that Nilsson has died ul HE wounds
he received IN the duel Baglcy although Norheroer
II ole en The Southern principle, -. bowie kay,s !;
and. being expert enctf, received only 81 lat NuCud
III the arm. as ! am informed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17

Foor ASn liFRDLI R.cEs on the BE,cos CorEsE
Yesterday aitsni5sa wss extremely hot. and all the
nads leading IL the curse were dusty possible
fei thousands might he crossing The iaboksn an
jersy CitY Frfaes after dinner. and the stands The
ace grJunJs were crowded
Soau Alter folf 1cloek, 81 the eleven who had
fnered their started In the loot uf five miles
III parse Of SEQ lie runners William Jack
SUI or the American Deer. Long Mike, Edward Chen
~, William Fonl. X. NJ Hall, lgnaee kanianchiae,
lie insjuas Indian. aud g. Desmond. The result was
g LlIiAs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17

revolving aud cold bleoded murder was pefpeiraed
at Greensille. 5 {. fea days ago. man named
Dexter Wells, who had long entertained hatred OF a
Young man named Robert lleadden, shot him IN the
street twice. with double barrel gun, heavily loaded
with bullets, eighteen Of which lodged in his body
leaddcn survived only few hours and his murderer
vas arrested aud committed to prison.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17
July 3
goo VEG saOEs gs.z.s'Y'ED.

FENHE SUBSCRIBER wishes to purchase TWO
II HUNDRED NEGROES, ofhoth sexes from II
10 80 years olaee, Ter which he will pay fully high
prices as could be obtained in Richmond in any part
ct the State.
lie is anxious to purchase and is determined to
he liberal in every instance. He will pay high price
Gr Mechanics, BlacbsmitIs. Carpenters. Sc, &c.
Persons haylngsprh property for sale ,wuud be to their
interest Ia give HIM call previous 10 their selling--
lie can be found al the store Of Mir NJ Hart.
Letters addressed 10 the subscriber from the Country
will he attended 10. = GEORGE DAVIS
Msy } isf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17

irrddfm accident at Ithaca, ~ About ten u.
roeh On the nolplns OF the lh. says the Ithaca Journal
When The gunners were about 10 fire, Gen Boyd rode
up and dismounled, aud was standing leaning with his
rghi arm upon The hurst's shoulder, o I'M clnly on
The seem, his horse beng held by MIS-. Benjauu.
when tremendous explosion " as heard and the Young
oliver was launched into eternity, and his body was
stretched, horribly manged. the body OF his iaen
setd, which had been stunned by fragment ui the gun
piece weighing about thirty pounds struck hun IN he
etl breast aud caused instant death Mr beujamin es
capped With severe confusion in the abdomen. H. 4.
mother duecjun suod collection of men, through the
midst OF whom another fragment sued, charged with
Jtalh, aud selected lis victims tao valuable citizens
20. ;. aulmby and John Mn Esq. Mr. \. was
killed almost instantly, being struck the groin and
laying his bowels enirely open. Prot. O. was iahen 10
The house o Mr. Davenport, when he tainted. He ex
pred ia great agony about Z. VI. The gGnners aud
those spectators near the piece were uulnJur,d. One
piece o The gun was thrown - the roof uf The Ithaca
Falls Woolcn Factory, slightly grazug The seeple ol
The African church IN lis course Que piece uasstd
through the house Of f. Mack d'nolishing several
hives. The accident is attributed 10 lessu,.s in
veruadng the piece
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17

" ID g 4 q Ei
B HNlNG taken lease of the Mills in this place
a known as the i.anghoTne Mills, Tor term oil
years, wall be regularly the wheat market, and pre-
pared 10 give the
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE,
Lump and Ground Plaster " i'll alwayshe kept ON hand
and sold low for cash
Nj. JAMES SUrPHiN, who learn, is favorably
known to the farmers OF this region, will mill for me,
and hone 10 secure that patronage from the public,
which the convenient location of the property invites
A. \. MONTGOMERY
March l3 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17
PUBLIC EXERCISES.
Al Tie Commencement Of Udiiam s. .Nny Celrsf
The ih u July. 1915

The Ih q judy. lSi5
On the llh Of july the close el The session, and
e day appointed for comforting degrees and other hunas
OF the College, the Faculty and Students assembled IN
The chapel al II O'Clock, A. NJ, where The tNercls,
preparatory to He delivery o diplomas aud cerlfcat,s
were commenced by prayer from Rev. VIM Hodges.
lhe following Oratious were Then delivered
|. On National Enttrprze, by Ro. Hutchinson, of
King Queen coun.y. A, h. 4 l.. b.
2 On Education. by Abraham A. McIaws. OF Geor>
sia. 4. H.
B. Ga the Italian Republics, by Jas. 5. Christian. of
Williamsburg, A. b.
a. On Individual Responsibility connected, with
National Honor, b. W. Ronald Cueke, Of Pow haau
county. l.. g.
s. A.Naledi,cry Grafton to the l.clry ruran Society
by William }. Nidgen, ui Northampton. l.. b.
Aler these the President delivered The Baccalaurcate
Address aud then ptuceeded 10 confer the degrees.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17

,aLIronNh-A meeting Wa held ii the court house
D. LOUIS on lie aOh uuimo Il u,jrcl Of Nblch ac
co1ns 10 Tie New Era, Was 40 pro- 81 pan 10 hirm
an independent settlement ia California Speeches
We're n'nde, and the Wind work Of very 4 utishng
settlement WAS completed; which leads The Dem, cratic
organ IN 81 Louis 10 think ''iha Mexico viii fad u fr
ne' interest !" establish there republic ravr
nen'ey 10 Of the adventurous spirits already
preparing TO seiIle IT,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17
House, Ornamental and Sign
~ II q ~ TT " q.

~ DONALD returns his thanks for the liberal
~. encouragement he has received during his two
wears residence IN lynchburg aud he continues to
hct the patronage OF the community, which he will
doayor 10 deserve by doing his work
IN THE BEST STYLE,
and CHEAPER than the same eau be done in I.ynch~
burg Shop Immediately opposite John q. Mems
Sure, over The room formerly keathy Payne Gregory
as a Book Store NIMROD DONALD.
April II is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17

An attempt made, on the ooh u|timo to blow 80
thr Planters House. in ST Louis, which was urtusate-
" frustrated The Republican says: "A tram f>atu-
rated cotton Nas laid from IT the small ce lar in
dows barrel OF spirits OF turpenune and barrel Of
spirit gas. and ON The window sill, the termination of
the iam. quantity of powder scattered. Fortu~
raiey il discovered in time Illustrate the attempt
lhe attempt was made in the cellar beneath Mr.. Bull
lands drug store"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17

Corr pE SoLEu.-We do no, rccollcct any sum.
ner wuhln several years when many have died from
tle effects of the extreme heat Of the Tins. Yes
teiday mentioned three cases-io-day we have tive
more German, name unknown, who was found sun
struck on the GENTLY Road on Tuesday evening, was
'akeHo the Charity Hospital where he died Yesterday
Isaac Newton Woodbridge. of Richmond, Va was Ia.
ken there yesterdays his sickness proceeded from simi-
ar cause,-.N. .. Picdpne, July3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17

\ CT RlOSlrY There is a clock on one of III,
tables el Washington Hall, Cincinnati, bearing the fol-
lowing inscription:
This clock a wedding present, by Oliver rom
we'll, to his daughter the day of her marriage to si
james Chypoe."
| is the property Of d. c. Wallace. Esq, who camt
III possesson OF ii some time since in England.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17
A MFLANCuoLy SpFCTACIF-Ar

\ MELANCHOLY SPECTACULAR extract
fla letter IL The Cincinnati Gazette, dated lndanapo
lis, June %, says-"A melancholy sreciace was vii.
MESSED IN our streets day last week. FIX Governor
Ray, OF Indiana, followed by crowd of boys was con-
Quoted 10 the county Jail For years past il has
been evident that his mind was becoming impaired.
(snpposed 10 be from disappointed ambition ral length
he became far deranged to threaten the destruction
oi his wife, and for her safety he was committed to pr
son.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17
nrCEEEoND, PREDERICZzsBURG, &
POTONlC R.7H.-RO4D CO.NP.i.NY.
GREAT REDUCTION Of RATEs.


FARE TO FREDERICKsBURG, 81
FARE TO BALTIMORE,
fENIE RICHMOND FREDERICKSBURG AND
Il POTOMAC RAILROAD co. hereby give no
tee, that the rates of fare between Richmond and the
northern towns have been reduced. follows:
From Richmond 10 Fredericksburg. 81 90
From. do do do with
return Ticket. 90
From Richmond To Washington. 90
From Richmond To Baltimore by the rail road and
steamboat lue 10 Washington, and thence 10
Baltimore by the superior stage line of Messrs
Jacob Peters & Co. ; 90
1t IS understood that the fare the Baltimore and
Washington rail road will shortly be reduced when the
fare 10 Baltimore by the railroad line throughout Will
not probably exceed from s. to So 50.
Passengers going norlh by the rail read line through
out, leave Richmond at \. NJ; arrive in Baltimore 10
tea, Philadelphia in the Of the night, and New
York early the next day. being day in advance of pas
sengers by the Tyer and bay buats-Or passengers vii
ng 10 remain nghlin Baltimore may take one OF the
new steamboat lines to Philadelphia the next day at
charge OF 81 only thus making the whole fare between
Richmond and Philadelphia II the stage line be taken be-
tween Washington and Baltimore. S. only.
n. Il. Passengers for Baltimore, intending to take the
Stage line at Washington must take their tickets fof
Baltimore al the office in Richmond Otherwise they
Will be charged the stage fare in addition in Washing
ton. IIlOS. SHARP
Agent OF Transportation.
June Q I3t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17

ENTRAoRnINARy FEeuNpirY-The wife of Mr.. T.
Ijah Marshall, Of Silver Lake township in this county
delivered the 22d ultmo of four living children
AT hlrth They all daughters. and doing well at
the last ;ccoGnls Although but twenty six years Of
age. Mrs MARSHALL has already been the mother of eev-
en- chldron. ,hontrose (Pa) Democrat.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17

The London Standard, in speaking Of the Oregon
oisos'r remarks that upright, r1eciing man, in The
Respectable circles Of London has ever for monen p-
ven way 10 an apprehension If rupture with the Uni
ird states, although all parties N depncang
we aasusse used rs Nh Polk his in ugurl speech
The same parer adds hsi the same opinion Violently
Prevails IN The United States. amongst the classes whose
views are worth consideration
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17
yTyGHEsr MARKET pRrcE
so Tobacco Planters,

fHNIIE undersigned begs leave to say to Planters of
4 Tobacco that he has employed in his store Mr.
Juo. H. Davis, who has had several years experience as
Commission Merchant, in selling Tobacco and will
continue to sell m me at 30 cents per hhd and pay the
Planters my store the Tobacco note is OBJ
nined. ask for portion Of the public patronage.
w. L. YOUNG.
Nav 90 IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17

Tie Devastation # QueLec.--Ihe Two fires At tlee.
bec-one on The 25th Of May ard he other 90 the 18Th
II nnc-h1ve almost swept that cry from the lace 81
the earth. In the tHu fires at least 5OOO houses Were
consumed aud 20 600 persons rendered houseess In
the last eon1ograilon 1862 houses were burnt and 10
blown up.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17
END OF \ Mlst REANT.-1l

isNil VT y NlNN hi.AN 49, lie last u nSHCuli
Gtzetlc gives All account ol Tie apprehension ot m1n
OF the nawe o A'a6l. and one o ms aerunpc's.
ID Powers, ucaf Alphabetical. Hey vtte ,uls qu,6-
" iahtn Ia Aannuha, IL jackson oeorty, NLrrr they
we've hung oh Friday, he .0lh ull, Without The Inn u
gentlemen al lhe black leg order. that II tu'y Wrfe
iuund in the Place alter Ike lapse OF tea hoois, they
>luuld share the same'ilte.
II any thug can rall'ae The ali cry tf yuel Law,
the circumstances connected win o I'll, wttcdes
would almost justly thus mode Il punishment Ayadi
Wasa menslet III human form, IL hls r. In srtfes
n years, bad been marked by cTn,S o The deepest dye
lie went 10 Pensacola sUme ytats ago, fugitive from
Justice lmm the State u Alabama, where he had mus
dcred Sheriff lie had uol be long IN Florida be tore
ne attempted the assassination 81 elt2en, and being
obliged 10 ily. ppctodtd 10 Matlanra where he was
concerned IL The murder Of another rliccr He then
nd to tie swanps cuniguuu 10 thai luwn, here, up
10 The time 0l In apprehension. and al the head Of
baud OF outlaws he ptpeitaied murder and robbery up
on all Who he'll IN his way. To such length, says Tie
G.2te, had his nudarty been carried, II VAS consider,
I'd dangerous 10 navel through that part ui the State
! bt pace and well being ol tie community deuauded
that such villain should meet with rerlhull.n af his
Outrage s-and uwiug 10 the in ilicrucy of leruIl-
al CIV ramen, TO Jas have been provided lo The
III, Of cflmnals. lie aud his accomplish. lhrreiarr 10
lusae ther punish neot, Were hruug to SPEEDY
uun. Ihusr concerned were aciuatd 10y another mo
Nv: there sill remaining number OF men, Of lht
same desperate character, IN the suamps about the
country. and an example, which the SLOW process Of III,
Ia" s'uld not autd, necessary strike them wll
letror. The only sentiment Which can cypress ot
the subj IS regret hat the necessities ct the ras,
should have demanded an application II l.yuchs code,
~ o. BEE .TtIti =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17

F2owsrs Of Rheioric.-A young barrister. intending
In be very eloquent. observed ''Such primo pies, my
lord. as these. are written in the bna, of Nanre."-
Whal PAGE, 2" enquired Lord Peterborough, ia a
bland tone. BY this Ill timed wilticlsm the orator
eIlrncrd for LIE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-17

..- eAGA1-sf r.EcZ OF plpEsrGiAs,sM EVER PER
FoRMED "A foot race oil pn Friday IN the neigh
bal, nd Of S;,nngton, Connecrua in which Mai Chan
PIN performed mile in The astonishing aud almost in
siedible tine oI foar ,.i,aes aii aiae,csa ,eeotb
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Aoppiag by Mad. under The .Nc,e Ld,c.--A lady al
saratoga, srnt last week TO fashionable dealer in
Broadway \. Y, for lace collar directing several 10
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be forwarded ~ mail. thai she might select one iiah
IL zrn were sen' ffam Which one MS selected ana me
olhefs returned 10y The same conyeytnce he "h.f
p.staee inrludng that on the original order aud on The
package returned, was % cents.
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Miss Blanchard, who days sirce in the f &c Of
DAY and III The presence al hundreds OF the citzas 81
New Orleans, shot the scoundre who robbed her Of her
tar fame, died the 26lh ul.. either from the effects
Vfpois0,. : The rasa9es of an insane mind