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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-07
BRITISH PAPERS.


Because some II the Wing newspapers have indica.
ted rather decidedly and warmly than others. their
disrrplaiiun II HE freien policy Of our government
by which we should lave been plated, though Who'll
ly unpreI AIRED. 10 the verge ofwar,-f indeed we SHALL
after all. escape that unucared calamiiy,-iiey have
been semazed, by soine Of the noisy War Patriots as
E,aii olano's and forna ally auaigned aud condemned
wholly destitute If the amor pairia These self con
su,d judges ard execuiiprers seem suppose hat
State Of war al,ne Lett pure love of country, and
tLat be Is The nos nrqut sonahe Iairui no always
most eager. not 10 encounter himself the pers and hard
ships n pagr but 10 thrust others into scenes of
"blo'd and carnage" They forget that fine sentiment,
Of the old poet
"Psacc lath its viotoIi,s TO less lin Y AZ: -
And hereure that The virtue If pairi,iism may b. as
coespcuonsly. and ccnainly lar more henefca!i, dis
played in enbe!ii,hing adrning and rproving :,
country hy mrasnrcs conducive her rrasp,rdy rlau
by tie mosi Ieroic and vaad exploits The field ii
battle.
II IRE 3es'rd "a hold NJ any nan rfrr bain as uue
under Tie II ilueEee Of trrnti,tal pr jrdr,s We suuLI
select Tim "lo openly declares hal hc plclers he rroa
rerly II Foreigners To II al ol lis own c, unirymena
sentiment which 10 to no less eActriunable
and odhus ntIns, ally Han an tAltssu of y over
the HlhIl II OF tnf adversary s ans rid III
l. there such mani Let the following extract from a
ei,r Of Senator Med, file Of South Carolna Ia some nj
his rec Trade friends in Cir Britain ansu eI the anes-
ioh
81 hahiinaly look upon the prosperity of Manchester
wlih Ms much interest ard erarainu as d, upnn Ina,
oi Chat' stan ar New York and uth rnur, than | dc,
upon thai Of Bosion, which | constrained 10 fpYard
as he irnl's oi an nnus and oppressive system -, ,-
ealzed FnnGr which colsrat.s al least ,ne fiilh ii
the annnai income &" lie rutiun planters sustain "A
mercenarJ moneytd aflsoeracy Of ramperod aud bpa,
ed monopolislso
1t would seem 10 us that an American who is more
eaui' al the prosperity of Manchester: than that II
boSion, In times oi peace would naturally prefer the de-
siruclon Of Boston rather than that Of Manchester in
tine Of VA! Ard yet MIR. Mel ufie is nue III he ac-
knowledged leaders of the Free Trade party in il I'M
ted Saiesf VI aust Say. however, flat we are not
very much asonlshed thai those wbo b, urging the at
clifton OF protective duties, do, ("heher consciously or
not ) advocate British Interests should as consequences
sympahze with British sIiizans and capitalists more
lian with huse Of thtlr own country The transition
Is naua! and easy, il inevltahle We ore sunni
and denounced because of ihrir st aud lu ,tin-
ued Efforts to build up "4ne,can sysica" should be
suspected even OF European ain,ies much less ~
preached @ilh being under the ntlnenr. If British e.
Ings, hy the followers ard disr les Of the auihor Of the
foregoing anti national sentiment
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-07
From IL. Torouto ~. c.) Examiner.

MELANCHOLY SuICIDE.-Alajm I5eale Of
N"ds."t- b.'tk District, c, inuii,nd sdicide a, The
British Cesitc iioase. IN This city, Thursday last,
u sr esrs ''ai he sai been taking pfassic acid neci-
naly. and il is supposed o,k an .,s p,rti,m which
eAnss tis d.sia. On pest inorie examination ,f the
hdy, isifer large s'f~my nails Eand ia his sio,
"arh. A 'rr nef's jury laid an ques,, vhen. aCtt a
rfafac'sJ Investigation. The fiowiny verdict IVES faind:
ia' siie sserast Chasles B'ae. to his death
fnm eMali"ai,g an ever disc 81 hyduryanic acid.
ts''sch 'r tai teen ia tie tsh e taking ,nedcinaily }
hf'ag as the tsa~ 10 state f aieratha q MUD which
prevented LIS Knowing nhai be was doiIs''
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uONORS TO GEN JACKSON

- " 'hte''hg ." me cl''ztns III Eei"d, held IN tho
'.'a mouse tt" n'ay' me @e'h "m". ter 'h. p"rr'e
~ F'SN'e s"'"e tribute 10 The in-ilury vi Cen ANDREw
'ACksos,
!, "" N'',''n D' h"rt A. clement WAS called to ,h'
ehh'r a' W m r. J"rd"n. Jr.. requested t" ac S'e-
"'ay' ne ,']'r' "' me meeting was briefly explain
"a ny apr Nm Cook. TN whose mniion a committee
" I'VE was appointed to prepare preamble and rrSlu''
''',;, 'Ap' 'sNt II me ''f''ngs 81 the meeting.
=, W. ,''n''."' consisted ct the f""wn rcrsns .
!''y' " ~. NIX. Jas johnson. )r. +. A. W "f'h'
!, ',''.''i AnhSpa"sh ana WIN. r. '"rd'"'
), "' ";'t' having ff'i'd IeP"red 10 the mee'inr.'
'",""s" u" " '"a''"an' The following -
'ch' jackson Is no more, Tie died al the Hermitage
",,; en- W Jun, III hr 'u p'Ssrssi.n OF his rare "a
npe ~ years, 'hrir' r're IN anie he has hi''
:" "e "''fu'e "' ms country glory. and has gone !"
"s ''s. AZ 'he m'a'h OF patriot us meet ms
%n", s"n" NOUN h' ut the death Of the ph',n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-07
Cite 1purhu,,rG rGtntan.
.HO.VD1Y. JtIF 7, lsl5.
TIL. F0t EIl1.

A morning Gun. a. sunrise Friday last, ush,rrd
Ia the National Ahnivf rsary.
Al an early hour the morning, tie ,aril Sabbath
Schools asseu,brd al their respective fanns, and mafeh-
ed 10 The Fir, Presbyterian Chateh. The number in
prUccssiun, huwever Was murh lower than heretofore.
in qncnce doubtless IL tie failure IL make timely
preparation fr the interesting occasion To the sarne
is aschable that pcrsin had been appointed 10 de-
liver an Addf.ss. lie Rev Mr.. Ihoml son. 81 The n
p Church, hoaover. was ,all,d IN far an .Aefnpufa-
ilot, ard rsr,r,d in appropriate marter Ia
tic efsrna .. H., sel,ol Of lie NJ. T. Church cok IN
eXrufsi1n Up II rsot, oid uly'd pleasant Pc Me
We ugIet llat Wetr uilb. 10 accept lie Iol.'o III
,Ilati,n iot with lem.
Tie Military aId civil pffctssi'n tfued, in ac
cuidaner with IL, In rai..no published in lasl.
but II o'cl,,k. md n uh,d through the principal
siteois /" tie M. T.. [ hurh. Whcfr incr frycnl ad
dnss 10 ihe1lrreoi Gtaee, ~ tic E,v. Mr.. Clopon,
tie peelaran d ltGt ptidttc rad in clear I'D
imrtasivc AMIR, l., Gregg W. raarh. WHO rrpla
ccd II by bfel and beautiful inroducl.n aud an Ora
ton, MARKED lay may tcaules of style and thought and
dIsfnd IN m rl' qn.nt manner pronounced by cur
talented friend. john Nm. Endhy Esq.
Salu,s @sre fired dsrng the day. by the Inf.nfry
and Anilery eemrani.s. End Here several Dinner
ianifs in the vicinity We,Apec to receive the 16as.s
"a tine for our next PAPER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-07
SrNrsros. June 3. 1915.
VIRGINIA INSTITUTION.

1be ~, sessen ri IT,. Virginia Iasini,tn fr iiif
rata'i,s Il tie D'sf ai lanh sd 81 the Blind rps'd
oa I het.da, last I b. tlloaing Is Isl OF tie Grada
ales IA 10" Dsai Mute Department
Slas Lung i''nts county.
+ May Ann bai'rs, Albrrnarle
Arihnr J. Batly, d.
j. j Ruehi"rll. Prince f.1"atd
Msfsi'a!l Beichrf. Lewis.
Mary Jane "i'ii-, Montgomery
john lungs. Nir'cef.
Jane Roads: f'ge.
Emily r. fsuh'in. hahaNha-
neofs - ID. '"Hkifn. 90.
Hm. r: oies,,am, Mug 9'fen
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-07
THE GCILLOTINE.-Th f,llovin, :,
TIE. RICHMOND WING

ms valuable paper announces change in the nrnpri
''"Sh'p Alexander Mtsley. Esq having disposed of
MS interest IN tie concern % Hri,n IT, Gssler F,o
young gentleman e grcat cnerey of character and
pest ssihg sTri.hy AID cultivated Mid The ,di,ri
al department Will remain Lder the cn,r Of out f,i.,J
'ohh Hampton Pltasans. veteran in the Whic cause
whose scars received in many VIII urhi field allies,
h"'h his courage and his devote 10 Tie prucrles f M
parry II is ittdss Hat we sl, mid saw Win, al on
'e'e' 'a' MI feasants has equal in this State (fe
has IN The Cnllcd Stalrs) as tersc vi,orn,s .nS M
ishfd writer In c'phusrsss and richness If il,s,,,-
'h ne Is nnqnFsiionably unsurpassed by any vri,cr
'"'i"'leu with The daily press. unless perhups Rrvan,
oil the ~ T. Evening Post he in This resrec, mar. r.
mere Is but one quality in which we reward
hiIn as essentially dcfcicr,-apd we =, On, no e..
'''"'' ~ e'ihee "nr friend ship for him by STATING i,
""' 'I' Is, 'hai he is rather defcien, in What mo
ivy '"',s 'oa' resrally virtue. prudenre" and which
ohes' Jack rore srnsjhy descfil,ed nc ..,bs ho,,o
'i 'a'r discreton." We are su,e ho..,..
u" telling Mp, any Thing n,,r for he has tssn va,.
''"'"ha'e II he has not had his con,Is,, , h,s,,;
MS tar oe'oe to-day Iy re than ore Of those o,,
""'u''u 'Iiends' ty whom il is lie f,,. .f ,,,;,.
wei as oilers. 10 be surrounded. 40
~, ~ are s'ad 10 hear that the Wao is nros,s,,.
We wish its prorricars all success h,h r'"ef''"s
politically i'''"'a'''y aud
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-07

w "r' naneT'l's f.n"gy oa Gen. ia, ksn is sro.
Ken III tn some asperiiy by very conpe,en j,d,. e
tie NJ IT'S Il" such rrtdncliuns-iLe editor uf III.
andra Gfz'ilr. He says:
MI i'ai efaii's ,iaII II. IN tic life p, d rl,,,,
''u raj Jt'lsan. IL, teen lntlst,d - II is r,c "
WIZ az thdri" n lr Iari 81 H., nlon ..i,u :,
"Iaur could have utd Tine pour ,iil, s., Ian. ,d
mira liz pr,dnclion." The anclrnl critics 81, ~"
II as an aN'n ii"i Ia urifr ,asy-- hui II, .,;,
1T" ins-hic later ,si y Il may h. h,ro m, !, ~
h"' "dmifdb'e, IN our judgment. Il is not cnrce;vd;
HE good 'isie, i"r sApnss,d with lie san. s,mI;;
and energy, Mhrl marked ,hr speech Ut Mr. Viz. D.
i''nt ihlas lie si,lt Il lie SECRETARY. Is L,...s
az" hs"''.d. lie Mii''s III sis and riini. L,or,b,
whcn lie 'hhhs he soars s,hlintl, Besi,.s 49,,
if'ih He elartng literary detects 1t the sy ecl as a cum
p'stiitn II aioulds viii ilrornr, ASSN; d ions IA, n;,
HE nhd's term IL tie riius If The Secretary a..
surrihns illl' ~ soiical facts IL, s,rist, III, =,
ilidt thr n're party purposes We're The nccasb n :,
proper "ne VI 'uld ni tsiiat Ia lak. rp IN, rmud
less I'sl"is advanced. aud show their taliacy W..
ar" res fiined nor nv III ,in but NAV bs nd,c,
heater 10 neuI IL Nj Hamroi,'s wra,,on"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-07

\ MitLErlrE, oorselstg win an old h, ad HON IL
supposed 10 iasut his views, mathrd "Satan " hn has
iuil roWtr uvrr nae, TRANSFORMS ino hdse every
alght soP, and aiie riding MT like lightning. hitch.
me 10 certain p,st and then leaves me 10 find my
WY hume again. wish was IN my paw or io ,is,iu.
gush il.r lusi, sn that nigh know where am mint
ly carried" "lhst easily asrerisinrd :" replied
the other "Iyou will but iinw my advice: The next
lime You are carried away aud hiichtd. commence b.
uul Tie ps and thrs I'LL YOU alr unlu Sod -
THAT " III do" replied the Mllerile: aud home he
went, confident that he WOULD be rnt o the power
II the EVIL une. Aner retiring rest that night as us
al. SATAN and had his atcusuutd fldr after y h.h
be Enrhed hm q the past. Tie deludcd man com
menctd urcrhtnrs and pnawod the post with all his
strength. Judge u his surprise, and Tie surprise Of all
bis hlends Wien tie mufnien cane To fluid tia, the
bed post was NEARLY gnawed Ia The poor fellow is
Mlelne no longer Portland Bulletin.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-07

" col Hr"'r'"g We learn trum the Rchmnndf
" ny That Col Gideon II. Camden, disring nis,-i
lawyer IL f!Hiris'n "'n'y. md he " g candidate
ir C"ngrsS IN that Dlsrct last SPRING has abandoned
has iri'si'n II 'rch III 'n rrsrcr with the view nf
d'rnito all hls tine aid attention To wee" crow ing
which is d stud Ia trc, paramount interest il the
M unian nei'n=ui Nirgina Wei! mi ~ I'd msn arc
o The "pnhn thai in II" rn of The United States ara
th're rs s'rne il due, sTcage III this hranchuf
agricultural ininst,- and conf s. surprise that
IN Ibis pan Of Virginia e suhjrc, las attracted M little
attention.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-07

l.. E.. Hornshy. Indicted AT New Otl,nns for thu mur
der oi d. ~. Twognnd, aid convicted II marslanahtcr
tn be lried again He appealed from The Judgment
If The Court in which lie Tried. The ground that
b.iure the verdict rendered the jury were permitted
separate and ga their homes. new trial was az
defd and ihernpun the district attorney entered mol
pros. the indictment Tor murder and presented u new
indictment ir manslaugh,cr. To this the accused
pleaded ilai he had already been tried and acquitted
conlendng that the decision ol The Appeal Conri was
virtual acq"ia bul the plea is oytrful,d, and
new trial ordered.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-07
n SrDsonaLh Hint :

We i'und in the RIchmnnd Enqnncr dissera,in
upon the constitution "f The United States copied from
a German paper, which exhibits remarkably acrura,e
option of the character cur ,cative system: and
which, IL merely stating fact pi,,s hint to som. If
nnr ubic tunctionas of which lhey stand very much
IN need. and 10 which We Re The, viii not inrn
deaf ear. speaking fer example, of the State Cavern
or, The German fIeT says Of their duties is 10 Law
heie the LEGISLATURE in an annual message .iLe STAT,
q he Comma hrtaHh" and he adds Iha, a G,yrrun,
"Mculd wander from the ack II aIkcd mi for him v
ihe constitution of his State, if ne ATTEMPTED 10 die
tate 10 Conrcss What measures were necessary ,n he
"onactd fr he welfare 81 the L niun - This is IN
qnesliunably the theory; but how widely differ
ent is the practice In instances The larger parin
Of the Messages our Governors arr dedicated To Federal
Poiiics-,o the Condemnation of some existing statute
or 10 the recommendation of some new experiment:
and scarcely in single instance is this theme ever
rrecrmitted The Preside has ~ n.nrh riehr To
counsel and advise. 10 and condemn Stale Iecs
alures, as Governors have To l,c,ure C.tyress But
if he were to do So, the champions If Stale Rights would
he' Gas they ought to be- in against him for
transcending the line Of his duty and pouer Each
government ought 10 move in lis prscrL,d rhii and
were they 10 do So, The workings Of our beautiful p.
val ~ aI"bAS itll and
as Those Of the planets, which, without arne or dis
cod
"N heel mistaken irem the void inn ,nse'
IL Is only when either or the other of them "sho T.
madly lh lis sIL,re' HAT We lave jusl rasou II, nm
pehtnd collision that may be- ia al the system itself
And, :" Far as creme be- referred 10 as teabe
We nay safely say ia' Tar drnger is to be appre
hendtd from its nfilueal than m IN lis centrirelaI ten
dehrles-a danger 10 which ia, CEet Magistrates Of the
States have IN II" snail measure contributed by labua
~ wandering from the track marked ont for them BY
the constitution in their arnual Messages.
THE GCILI.O'TlNE.-The flownc are rhr on.
~ victims 10 be rewarded o-,lay:
Jacob Nedary. postmaster a, Columbus Ohio vice
John u Miller. "a relation ni resident rvler)
Henry +. Baker, p smasier al W nches,,r Virginia,
vice John Wall.
Michael Edwards Surveyor and Inspector Of III. Re
venue at Wheeling, Virginia vice Samuel A,kiusop
he"rgf SanderSon, "a deputy postmaster Ut Carlisle
Fem sylvanla IN the place Of w liam NJ Porter. reno.
we'd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-07

oiiio CANALS-Ile Cincinnati Gazette ofh.
o'" u' ahnennc's lie cen pleioh # HE rrra, Stat.
ea"a' rom CINCINNATI 10 Lafayette, via T,edo-, Al.
lance o a'a niles This event was to be duly cel.t,,
ted m The 4'h Of July. ''''''a-
ne Cincinnati Chronicle Justly boasis of the ,,o.,..
winch has been observed in The c, nsrnc,i,n #
internal Improvement in Ohio aud hch i, a,,,i,,.,.
having generally "men Of comunon s.nse and COZ
'""esy IN flee" Lpok. Ter example. a, ,hi, .,.,.
nent s'a'e'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-07
OFF!CI. H..
BY TIE PRESIDENT

I'nian'ln + I"hrs'n as deputy postmaster al Frank
Tort ke''""kv. IN the LIST Vi July. in the place Of VIII
liam liardln. resigned.
treema' c. E'prs. as deputy postmaster at Toe TO-
''h". ~ The Isl fully IN the plac. 1t Andrew Pal
NOR, rss.r ed.
Pearson Nundy. as d, putty postmaster AZ Wa,rr,nwn.
~" York. "a l'r Isl III July, in The place If John .
HuchiuS'n. Hsigned.
W 'an l.'il"mmedirn. as derutv postmaster at Ntr
w"h, u nhrciIt" IN the place { John II. Townsend.
remOveu.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-07

A BEAUTIFUL TnrE.-'rhe Boston Transcript SAYS
"One 81 HE msi braulllul native Iwering lrresto be
IN this vicinity Is growing IN the grounds Of the
Messfs. " 'nshlp. IN Brighton. being al the Du
fiiia ,isa. II is abn, ~ lee, ~ h4,ph, nf beant-
iul cunca frm. covered with long Of white pen
duuus illwcrs. very fragrant dropping gracefully as
Whine usr'ch plume the head If court lady AT "A
drawing Of Queen NIclotia The iuiaee is VI a
living green, contrasting finely with the reary white Of
The bluan.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-07

o. The Virkshnrg Sentinel leading T.orofro ma.
per N Mississippi. rails upon Presdcn, Polk "io Dis.
miss Mr.. u 0fr, FIRM his tnii,d at once" uni,s. he
can ev. sastac,", xIanaliun ot his conduct in null
tying The appointment by snrpr.ssns the co,,niss,n =.
ut his successor IN the [. :. =, uat,i
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-07

The tor,I (NarJ lsnd) Republican elHs fbr thai
county the hanor OF having given birth ia Gen )aekson
The prevailing upnlun Is that he was born IN the Wax
haw SETTLEMENT, y. Carolina. Mlny believe that he
WIS o.n at sea; Il any nute thai he bora IL Ireland
which Mr.. Webster onee We thought, very nearly de
moustrat,d We believe hc was born In Emerald Isle
and IN his early infancy II The fact so
he was Ineligible 10 The Presidency and that consu
nna provision probably induced the claim II his belug
native III the l. States. The accident o birth, Leilher
concfs OF lakes away merit.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-07

10 The attention q" the country will he arrested nv
'ie Pt"'" TAX 81 IT Brah"t I Archer. nf T,xas 0ir-
merry al reua.) in reference 10 thai mock hen, San
~ fi''s'"u (Str smaller 81 lrn Why Ire WASH.
ng''' | n"' r. 'rs'd II lullis Dr. Anh,rs ki,.r nav
be EASILY '"rm'sd. lt Organ is obliged to play a.i
is played UPON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-07

The New Noik Tribune SAYS. tina, among other speci-
Of the natural and artificial productions OF The CO.
iestia empire which Mr. Peters brought with him 10
the Un,ied States, Two intelligent AID educated sub
jects II the 'iretir Of tic Noon" Orc of ese Chi.
gentleman is stated to be ul letters and the
oiher musician The scholar is said to te preparing
Journal at his travels IN this country thr publication oil
which Will he luohtd la with interest. Il will certain.
y tc nhe nI The must remarkable cuoses Of literature
which these latter times have produced.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-07

SUNpy AT INV OELEANs--Ih,y were 10 have
what HE advertiser call "ENtra Aiiractlun - ar Al
gers near New Orleans. IN Sunday 10Th inst viz
Several fights between docs bull. donkey and bear;
and IN addition 10 the ctebaifd European entertainment
o the grand ig Race to he run for by several GEN.
TLthEN, % and o'n TO ali fleet OF fuol, who eau hold
what they eau ca,ch'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-07

o. h" Petersburg Iotellieenrer savs-"We ha,..
h''r $ IN noe !uen.l h,line ii nrr, and diSsas.
arii II maui sid II ~ he np,,al a. II, N;,o. U.,
f'sina s'r) las ,lei,ed. h,nccra's n,i less ,b,,
W ii!s. are ~arn in h'lr d. nneiairn tie act, And
wei 't'y nay he; fr 'hr i,slin'ny and " isles Of
very large nai v f H., larry w,re mos, cayali.rlx
treated b, Col. puIk.''
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LOOK ourroR corNrGRrri1s.
tiai.aiisi, dated.


tiaaaii5i, daicd.
(oLu"Irs Ga. June o.
Br IN TIC laok cut ier cuuaertii i.ebIs new ISSUE
l4uk # Charleston, rayable Ii New iark signcd by
Connect President. Ncnu,sted f,lnW Ia Gay. Wiz
had passed several hundred dollars If fhcm. lie also
pas scd II tired pss9 800 Counterfeit South Western
Raj Road Bunk 81 { hafeIiun, n new Plato. TIE coun-
fertilizers adnahly executed and calculated Ia
deceive, In ilcl II IS hard 10 detect then.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-07

% J he r'fd'r viii find AN Interesting article on Tho
rsi a.e, descriptive ut lau II II u is less hsi.
irrre Than SIM I'll sr arr nnis We have met h .f
the n"dern FL Do'"do, but more likely IN tina, accoun
10 BE- True.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-07

The AssHn' tivrf vas rising rapidly al the last ac-
counts The mississippi still swelling at ST.
Loais the 2isi ul;. and had commenced running oio
The cellars on The levee. and "vedowng the banks Oh
til" i'lins side. II vas runing ceplousy aud tears
were entertained If analirr Il cd. Tie Illinois too was
rising. The WaLaah was very vide
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-07

Ifery Daniel. i he Fraukion Commonwealth Of
the 24ll, alt. ssys-
We understand thai the Hon. Harry Daniel WAS last
week acquitted On the trial Of the indctuent against
him ia the hmlgun cry circuit curt fr the murder of
his tHo her ln-law, Chn'n Il. 1hohson, Esq
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-07

The tefnans Of Gen. Seniaueni who wascarfurci
ard eSern,-d 10y the Mcxcsns whilst on an cxrtdiliun
TOT 'e rnr.se IL reiIsiase himself rs Governor nj, II,
hasco, tare been hfough To New Orlcals, and ,irrd
niih Mill ary hunBs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-07
Total

o' miles q" canal constructed for twelve millio,. r.
''''''S' ""e !" ir2lnIa il has COS, more than hal,
,"' SUI" Y" n"lsh lou mills! Some allowance is d,,h,
less que !" local circumstances hut much morr w.. inn
iagine, 10 ju1cious management, '''<
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-07

NJ We must ki,v iha m M ii the auth, nj a.
Friend Ia the Niensun Of iir Inpruyeu mt befye w.
C IN ins art his COMMUNICATING
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-07

The 'fCuion" halls the anticipated ''anncxaiinn" ii
Texas. Wilh Long live The uion ii Tie wo Rrpnh
lics.' When @tfe The Two Republics ever nniied? p
hs Is woIse than the blurney about "le annexation -
flea. Gas.