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mltb 81 srbeten, nnb 5umanitat unb Stts
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shelles nnIerer 2anpsIsuts entlpreebsnpes Ars
fblp beitebt, 70 slautsn mir, ourh infer llns
ternehmsn einsm Ianstt ssf0bIten Seohrfails
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untfrtthgun9 bon Seiten bes publifume,
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perfn glarihtnns oer walbatla bemerfen
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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-08-26

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DisIss sinsment 1T bas bsmahrtefe Oiittel
weIebes jemals BOT oas publitum sebraebt
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wenn Gebranb oabon semabt miro. Oie
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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-08-26
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-27
A SECOND TER VI.

Washington letter state. that cauru. Of the 10
cooco members of the Tennessee Legislature is soon
be held, Tor The purpose OF addressing letter Pres
dent Polk requesting him 10 permit the Of his
for second term. We presume hi, annunciaton is
not 10 be relied upon II such step be in conenpa-
ton al all II Will be deferred least twelve months lon
ger, and the first suggestion will then come not from
Tennessee. but from some other State, in 81 ,
when Gen. Jackson, who strongly pledged 10
single erm as Mr. Polk is. persuaded by The Loco
oco member. of the pennsy lyania legislature
slider his doiermna aud 10 submit 10 have "fortune
bael-d his back - and To be eDiorced 10 world Of
cares f four years lonaer,-(at $4,000 per annum)
That Nh Polk will be candidate again u tie ran,
have doubted and it is certainly not at all mpro5a
Bile that the unity of the party may absolutely require
IL al his hands As he fhe way, the rival
houses Of York and Lancaster represented respectively
by Van Buren, and Calhoun, will, either in the persons
Of those gentlemen or Of other representatives Of
Tho political ideas of which they the types enter the
sls-and in temper fierce and uncompromisng as
dspayedby the respective champions Of the White
and Red ro.es in England. And in addition to these
heads OF the principal factions of the many of which
the lpcoloco party Is constituted shall have n host
of The minor chieains, such a, Cass Allen, Buchanan.
Dallas. Wright and Walker. in the arena-soms Of
whom ere not a little chaicd by the poslponement of
tlel claim. it, 1874. and will take The field whenever
Mr.. Polk shall withdraw. To hatmunize these riva as
prans, nothing has heretofore bern fonnd powerful
nongh but 1.-The cohesive power of public plundef''
1t Is therefore not at all Improbable that in their natural
jealousy and hatred OF each other Polk may be called
on in 1913, as he was in ls4i Ia head the parity
not because he merits the Distinction but because
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-27
DomeetiC KntfiligeUrf.
FROM aNAslliSGToN.

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thiiad''Phis l. . '.z''e' CONTAINS siafhehls n"ep
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-27

o. Mesmerism,-or rather. that branch of i, called
Claitvoyance, has been ,iecually exploded in Rich,
mond. Monsieur and Madame de Bonneville. who have
been for weeks past astounding the good citizens of the
Metropolis by wonderful exhibitions in this deparmeut
OF SCIENCE, and have been paronzel by crowded hou.
ses every night are now confessed hanbuggers The
Richmond papers have said very little about the grand
explosion which took place on the night Of the lSh and
weate indebted 10 the Petersburg ntellcencer for the
following statement: "Nonsieur and Madame. we learn.
Were IN the habit of placing bandage over the eyes Of
srl, who when thus hoodwinked would read. and do
geat number Of curious things. medical gentleman
distinguished for hsg great atlanmenis IN Science was
cot quite SO eredgcus his neshbors and determined
possible 10 ascertain whether there was any lhiuo
like ifck or deception the part of the operator He
accordingly waited until Monsieur had finished with The
little glrl, and then asked thai he would put the bsnJsne
on The eyes OF an intelligent sd who was among the au
dience Monsieur complied with this request BY banda
g'ns The lads eyes 10 his own satisfaction; when 10
and behold this boy, without ben. mesmerzed ;, nd ban.
dascd precisely as Monseur's wn mesmerzed subject
had been, read bank note that had been given to him
with the greatest ease" The trick stood at once cona
leSsed, and the audience first dumb founded: but
soon storm OF wrath burst on Monsieur de Bonneye's
head, which, but for the protection furnished him by the
presence OF his wife, would have taken another shane
han that of words. He made to disIorge his ill.,
gotten gains Of the evening and the meeting adjourned
n the create ST excitement.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-27
Ghc ApnrhUlro TiroimiaM.
.No.ND3Y. OCTOBER y, 1916.
ONO ELEC TON.

The Wigs have achieved great victory in the
buckeye State. The returns are yet completes but
he Columbus Journal informs US that they are sulli-
cfhlly 10 authorize the annnncaiion Of splendid
Triumph. In the Senate the Wing majority will no, be
less than g. and IN tie House will be not les. than o.
aud ay reach Is or l8. The Journal says .'Ohio is
Wing throughout all her bordcs from River 10 Lake.
We have gained in the popular vote in nearly every
county and ii there contest for President, next
week, with the Of choice lead the noble W hig
lrlon' We should count majority by tens Of Aou.
sands, Honor, honor, To The gallant, un!alleng Wing.
0i Ohio
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-27
LATER FROM TEXAS.

Adyiccs from Galveston to the lsth inst. have been
received al ~ Orleans The Bee says:
Great mi'rusl ia cspfcs.'d by the Galveston News
IN The pretended friendship Of lhe Indians the fonlic
aud II strongly couuses the t. States Government to a,
dept ne early M possible. measures for their removal
from ,he Territory.
II was rep1rtod at Galveston that Gen. TAYLOR had
arrested number o( Mexican SPIES aud had liberated
'hem being OF opinion that Whatever information they
might carry back could do no harm.
symptoms OF INSTRUMENTATION begin show them.,v YES
among The negroes on number oil plantations. Many OF
Ihrm have become runaways
| The crops throughout Texas wear a very promising
! appearance.
The brig Galveston, arrived Mt Galveston on III,
9th instant. IL sixteen days from New York. with srm,
and munitions belonging 10 the Uued STATS, Govern
mcnt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-27
SMUGGLING.

Among che mischels Of hi "a tariff" dwel upon
by the Locooco papers, that of Smur.lng-whics i.
an incident, rather OF the custom.huuse system itself
and which will he pracsed by the dishonest whenever
can be successfully done, whether the duties ,he
'lree trade standard of"20 per cent, or higher" We
imagine, however, that there has been very lutte SNUG
gllng under the highest system Of duties imposed
IN this country, aud that little has generally occurred in
such articles as jewery and precious es. which
from thelr SIZE are very easy OF cQaceamen and upon
which the tolc;st rates of duty imposed The Lo.
cooco papers, however. affect to beye that an immens.
quantity OF cotton, wooen and other goods are snug.
ged into the United Staes-au6, evidence Of it,
New York correspondent of the Washington Union
states that he has been informed by American eenlle
man Who resides IN London. that these descriptions of
goods ara frequently sold here for less than he could buy
The same goods Tor Iron the best houses in Europe The
iact no doubt so but the inference of this writer ha
they were snngg'ed into the u. States is not necessa
flly legitimate one. That cotton and wao.en good
are sold Tor less here thsn they be bought for in
England, Is The result Of the competition in those fabrics
OF the American manufacture with his English rival
This is one of the results othe protective sysien which
its irier have always claimed for it. 1t shows the
tendency OF that system 10 reduce the price of the COM
modes upon which the duties are imposed and points
with unerng certainty. 10 the consequence of the re
peal of those d1le, Destroy the domestic manufactures
and those very fabrics which are now untrny said 10
reach the bur,hencd with tie additional cost
of duly, as bounty 10 the manufacturer will be sold
higher prices than they command at th. tme-aud the
consumers will learn by experience when perhaps it may
he too late opohl by lis teachings. the fact which now
sesms TO be So mysterious To many of ihem that one of
The effects Of high duties is low prices well as the We
ry simple process by which result apparently 50 con-
Trajectory Is brough. to pass
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-27
INDIA AND IlISA.

srlnlc Tranquil. and ihe British rule complete
established. The preparations TT any movement '"a'
might be- neeessary against The pnnngh ~fr. fang on
sflrniy bat su,s sspcc slly The bssts "t hfd5S a
the Steamers &C. IN ihe nrefior of lpdis tranquility
prevails. Great peniy wa. t,perrd IN the natth"rti
rru,iBces. The inrm China cifnes "n Ia lhs
9Th June. The Island continues sui IN the hands al
the British and very great sish !. expressed Ia fraie
Il. IL hit Improbable that SUM negotiations If Inc
purpose wIil he commnnrsd ere iuug. he tfalf WIN
the CHINESE going urwafi favofaay and Il 4 !" ~
hoped that the negotiations r the final possession o
Chusan will he aiisndrd Nth the best results.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-27
CoirMnlAS- C Oci-lG


Mo.r DEsrRu GIVE FRrsnrr.-'rhe late riins raj,
ed Tue ton4ar'e 10 mtsi fearful height. ard the de
sucHon oil The crops Ut corn, cotton Sc has been a
lattnugly great We learn from Ut our most intell
gent ryer planters, that the water % The low grounds
was ten feet deep He thinks that il has destroyed al
least one halt ni the pn the ver plantations be-
low this place, and that third Of the cnrn was cover
"a wiih wafer, irun which II sustain reat inury
he pea and punphin crop is entrely lost This fresh
Ell, coming when it did, supoaddcd Ia III. numerous ca
ames which have already eeisea US, is certainly a
most disastrous visitation.
We res,"t 10 earn that three negroes, beonrinr Ia
Dr. Gibbs, Mrs Howell and d. L. Brons m resneri,yn.
ly were drowned nea, he Sauda Factory ON Saturday
las. Ten ADJ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-27

Manufactures ia Russia.--A letter from A. p Glib,
son, Esq. T. :. Coessl at ST. Pelcrsburs under date
Of August 80, says
The quantity Of cotton imported this wear direct
from the United States 6,99. ,SlS ponnds whereas
the highest import heretofore 3 100 $50 ponnds in
1913. u this government should not change their pre-
sent policy in fespeci 10 their encouragement of manu-.
featuring establishments, Russia will become rr-a,
consumer Of raw cotton; hr the number Of spinning es.
Establishments is constantly ON the increase, and il es
maied. by competent Judges that ty The end of this
year there viii br operation N The whole empre
lrutt 500 900 10 100000 Of splnIes."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-27
5000
56,646
Majority
! ,62J

TOBACCO Crop;-A letter from Charlottesville to tho
editors OF the Richmond Wing, dated the Goth inst.
says; I'm this county, (and have i. from source Of
me highest character and responsibility hore will be
ais IN Ia the crop Of least one-,hird Of an average
one Independent of this, large portion Of tina, made
VIII be OF Inferior quality. From actual observation.
laying aside other sources of information Buckingham.
Amherst aud Nelson canno, by possibility exceed mora
man NAH crop That there will be some fine tobacco
manF' is clearly to be demonstrated but that there
WIZ ne any thing like an average crop " bull 10 do
ny"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-27

hon'on Catholic Ch"ch.-Il appears from the Gin.
emma" "azeue that the movement Of Ronoe and other
Retormers in Germany. is about To be followed il, Gin
c'hna'l' ny The establishment of Catholic Church in,
dependent Of The Pope and Bishops The Gazette saws.
1t is understood that the subscribers to the new Church
are very numerous.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-27

W me receipts OF The Baltimore and Ohio rail road
Tor 'he year ending the 30Ih umo, s73s COS Is
oeng about sso00o more than the preceding year, and
giving an Income OF nearly 5, per cent to Ito sockho
ders' How different from the James River and Ka.
nawha canal! And yet, the Baltimore road has not
reached It's terminus, any more Than the canal,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-27

FRoM MrIico.--Ihe n. q. P,eayun. etnt,in, /,
letter from Vera Cruz dated the 25tl which states tina,
the Mexican Government recently obtained a loan Of
&2opuoo. oi the foreign merchants anticipation OF &C
cruing duiie- aud thai The money was al once despatch
ed In the armies nj Gen. Patedes aud Afistu rnmor
is mentioned that the church willing advance s.
0ooduO. IT they could thereby proven, the inroads o
herelies Into the country but This looks like mvonshne
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-27

Hsdh 4 Jeaithy .Nnr--A mnn died n Phila
depha last week, "no had Tor The last eighteen months
bees receiving ia. benefits Il The roor und, and lived
mus, oi that me IN the Boekey Ans house. aud atle-
lis decras', II was discovered that he was worth IN
property. al the time o lis death some fll~ or sky
thoussnd dollar.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-27

.hts'onr, thnftrence.-At the Missouri Conference
OF the NJ f. Church, which met al Columbia in ,ba,
STATE on Tie LIST inst. Bishop Soule presiding re,o
luton was adopted. determining to adhere to the South
by vote Of Sc to IA.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-27
Their stock of
Ei0iAS, S0sSi!se9cs oaA ESsyinr,

Ihfy Halter themselves cannot be excted, and -,,,,
bargains w'i be offered and guaranteed 10 purchasers
10 'noSe IN want of EXTRA FINE CLOTH. they
Wou'u invite lhelr particular attention To pieces Rial
leys finest make French) which for lusfe dnr,h'l,,,
aud texture are Unsurpassed
Not wishing 10 ill too large a space in the popers
these eeonlnca times, and ANXIOUS 10 avoid pu6 rhn
dispense with an enumeration Of their stock and saw 10
'et flend> and The public that their stock vas never
p'',e anu more desirable, and it is their determination
To d" bnslnrs! IN the Cheapest Cash pruriute and b
IN ief''!d by no one in market whatever
ADAMS & WILKINSON
S.,, IA Batk Square
'sf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-27

The Eulsw House in baltimore one Of the largest
lloIes was sold Friday last public auction lar
IS 511-purrba.ed by K,ben Garrett l. Sons. It
cost when built, s5e ten ysars aga, about ~, 600
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-27

Tho Small Pr is prevailing alarming extent in
the upper part dfhe Siste Of New York. The Batavia
Tunes says that in the village OF Alexander eight
occurred IN one day. The Inhabnanl' Of the n'ghbor
nv villages preparing 10 fence up the roads, cut
oil all communication wh the place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-27

w. are happy To learn. fsn letter just received in
Nsshipgton that the Ion. WIN {. Pmslun whose Sc
were Illness nj distance ltum home noticed some
DAYS ago has sufficiently recovered To be able 10
tan 10 his residence IN COLUMBIA. s. o. where he
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-27

FMIeRANTs ron TtIas-S,ven large covered wsg
ons. filled with moveables. belonging 10 an emigallni
party, trum Mog.n county. Illinois, passed through 81
Louis on The 1871 inst. ior Texas,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-27

THE PorEn M STEAM AND THE EXTENT OF ITS
usr.-ll /, said IN the Mining journal. that the ponero
steam IN Gf-a. Bnan Ia equal in it. effects annually
10 the labor of 0O0090 men, in population Of only
u 600 00O
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-27
NnnrnLr nril.tal


W. lears ,hst Com sfscktin arryrd here Sands 5
morning IN the steamer Geofgia rum Bailmore. 1on.
:. - the Congress. h1g ship. nllase desina-
non !. tie Pacific where { ON. = will snecred Cum
inudHe Shat a Commander at the American Squadron.
The Congress understand. Will -ail a1tat tie
2J,b insi. Beaeon.
SUDDEN DEATH
fcna'r. named Eliza Angel. aged about 80 yesfs.
and re-idng ~ Luis aef Street. after sngstin- an
saturday evrnin2 la. IN game Of cards for snail wa
ger. winch wagef She lad wnn, and the paymcnt OF
Which .he awaiting the return of the messenger
Win had To purchase H. l1li her head the pack
NJ cards which thy bad hren using, and ere bis return,
bring absent unis three minutes lrum the hnnse that
pssion died without struggle. IA Inquest was c1n-
srrcd b. the CORONER, anI m. verdict awarded,
that .hr died hy toe visitation If Cud Anighy.'-
The decreased. we lean. had long been lie subject of
stmr affection NJ lhe head and on the evening Of
her death, having but -horl time previously labofed
under strong mental excitement, II Is believed.
rnptufcd blond vessel which, no doubt, was the in
mediate cause al her death ID.
Wo graife1 be able 10 state the fact, thai
whist ohrr portions Of our grain growing country by
ol III" graf drought ,nI oher causes have bee.
cut shuf IN lher crops, our section of the Safe and
lhose pofllans OF North Carpn, which trsde with u.s.
have reaz-l m0re than their usual average crops.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-27
i'a ANCE.

Pans. SEPTEMBER So.-Mr. Washington Irving,
arrival al BORDEAUX, from Madrid. wa. announced some
Gays ago and said that he VIA entrusted with
special mission 10 the Government ui France In To
this titne. however he has mol arrived IN Paris Nj
King Hie American Minister in this country, has re.
turned 10 Paris ard resumed hts du,s after having tray
srd ipr lew weeks In Switzerland aud Italy,
The news from Ale ieTs Is u the usual character
cOniiBasl outbreaks d the natives IN the inces sub
jscled To ffauce vengeance OF the French authorities
and sa'cned attacks ifum Add Fl X ,dcr
Several at the Paris urna notice IN csnnexip with
the railway qnrsllon. the high pree OF iron. The Sic
Gle. il particular, that only the price Of non
for rasa great obstacle enterprise hat that It will
DO utterly impossible To obtain The quantity in Fiance
which " Ill be required ter tie years without
the erection Of dliuna iron works demanding an enor.
caaal, and which probably could not be raised by
ind Aasis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-27
DIES rRUCTlyE FIRE Ar WINCHESTER VA

DIES RUN I'VE FIRE AT WINCHFSrER. VA
lhe W lnrheser Nrginian informs us, in hurried
posscrPl Of Gcs rucliyc fire which occurred in lint
place on the Dist inst. 1t broke out about r. NJ, in
l'y'o's Hotel, which was entirely consum,d--and .i'
landed thence TO The block Of bull dngs known a. IIfs
how, chitny occupied as lawyers offices, and which,
win two or three other buildings was entirely consumed
Several other building. caught during the proCrrs, II
The ire but the flames arrested withou, any ma.
t'ral injury 10 them. Tayors Hotel wa. insured or
S2o,Ooo No estimate oflhe loss had been made.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-27

MORE DiSCLOSIRES.-ano ,bor .,,;o.. ,t
,"S JoS' appeared IN New York. II is entitled "Ths
r''"oes' i"rgnes and CorruPlions of the Tyler Dy-
ras'y' and will doubtless create .rea. exeierae, asa
is said to be written in strain Of bitter sascssn AMI
Hlae uany things thai will as,onsh tho American pen
Pie IN regard to that administration The frs. edition
was all dlsrosed ofon the day of its appearance.
1enne 's'e-Ihe Tennessee Legislature has ln'
counted and Announced the official vote for Gnvernor Of
mat state IN Angus, last--ffom Mhich il appears that
there were cast ios
Aaron V. Brown (tccof,co) 5000
Ephraim H. Foster (Whg) 56.646