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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-13
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VIII. CONF a6RAi1ON.


SOM tsss bs9iiass dea,nssd- Praba1l- nmona, n
trs~'fg destroyed iei,rto ons hundred and one haa
arfd na.l sertaig fire Thousand dollars !.
We 'isst-n. 81 this early hunr, give hrief srraun
81 II. awful fire win abeh urf i.lWn was ,,si,i This
murning. Asui halt past - ocl,ek he alarm &c fire
was given. and on fastening The sff s.yerf ninurs
Alter. w- iound several w~fn hntdines ~ 11inrs in
the very hear Of the square buunde iy Market Front
Disk aud Nsirr Sircrts
The IRE originated in the rc.r II Market STREET pre.
c'sey ~ The sane sph wh.re nss sci on fire s,,s
weeks ago. and teTr remains doubt The minds
oi the community hui that hr cnglgfan al tbs morn
ig Was alsn the fr,d isl work Of he midnight alan
The urid was blowing gentle bfefze lfln The NORTH
and The names sFrfah with az fol apily. Ia less
two and half hlufs ffop lhe ffst sisrn tic .hcle
square was ia sheet Of dame. The lnulrl pr,gr-.
at ihe dusnuring slsmrai VAS nny arrested n Diek
street BY The h,rue cSrras,s of lew hardy SPIN !.
~bnse srIviess Mere Invaluable au the aorasiua
We eapno; nnw pretend Ia give even inlefsbly &C
corae guess al the sln uni II prnpdy destroyed. murh
less IL SLY Who and aha aas not ,asnre1 We
think. however, that the ieal lss ~ flll lar siuu
uf lou dollars and ifarn that must o The bail
ongs. az well as tie O. Js ~ hs sorc. insured
large souan Of ihf latter mavcd itom the houses
whils, they Wtagi in i1mes.
IL Is In deep pam that Teepfd te Occurrence NJ
'frieus accident which happe ed about an hour aga
by which ra Of oar best 81 zts ,ly injured.
C5aar John MeRar and Gil. james T. Miller, IN al
tempting 10 goods it.aa The mama :. -,
shse II Messfs. Ba0y s Bryant. m the Wharf wer,
hsne rs 'he .srih by the ial II brick wall Gel Ne
hsr hsd MS fg broken ard s hrsd and shoulders much
hrnls'd; hai "e hope his soruls ATE not fatal Gil
Miii.t had MS right foot mnrh ani bruised tni We
are siad 10 liars that he mol sefin,lsly injured
This Is The same square IN which We had fire snne
weeks since. aud This Is The fth sixth attempt winch
hiss bern nade To destiny i within the las year We
hrpe that ciue may b. fiunl toward. inc J,co,o
~ 81 The wretch or ~reIsies ~ hnse hendsh m.ebina
sion' have btsn bar loo sasaessili hs iinr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-13
FLOUR AND WHEAT MARKET

There has been considerable advanc. in Fl.m nd
W heat IN the Lynrhbnrg market, the l,st day VI IN,
We q1ole Flour al 81 - 10 s. slwhch I.,.t p,
thee have been nail sars. Wheat i. .rlnp :, IN
10 lO3 cents. Ia Richmond the last qu,lalrn s..
Wheat was l20 10 I25
baltimore .Npnhct The Baln,r. Patriot NJ sim
day evening last, says: I'VE ,air s,l.s hi, In rlnf
about lo0o bbs. of Howard stree, fur, euol NIP.
brands from Store at s., 70, which price holdtu N
ilr,n IN asking. Tnr recrp, price is s. 81. Whn
ll3 to l2s. according n qualify.
.Nsn York .hark.t--'rhs ~ Y. J.nrn,l Of G..,
m'rce OF Saturday evening last says; "All III. h.ur
ll'at has been taken at 81 III, sotn. 5000 Dbl. u ns
expiration. Saes in sioEe, g cts. less" Wwns
wheat 30 10 | So cents
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MEXICAN Nf.iyS

HE steamer Mississippi arrived n, P.ns,ea,, =.
Vera Cruz, on the 9th ult. She is said 10 ba,o
important dispatches for our government. vh;,b
immediately forwarded to Washington Nothing h..
ever, has leaked out as 10 their conien,. "a,
'"s'on mon OF Saturday evening last says:
= I'VE areeblgingly favored with ,,ansl.,;..
ean papers dawn to ll'h Oci'ber just received 'i
departments. But We received them In, i,, al The
mem 10 Ibis evenings paper We shnnld ua, ;" insert
wa "s a'ea s have received thu, the dagger r.
c"nr'etts reception she has given To oor ron The
IA oI"z. the hostile FEELING is rather abaed" W.
lie \. \. Sun, of Saturday last n,im.,.,
Mexican government has proposed the re.,.a.' '"s
diplomatic intercourse. o.
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7satsia..en oCl,, Hind

ne fnfHInr ngtccs s.stsli-ni m lhs h, sian Star
'ha' an excellent ifsh#aitsh ii tiomrr,s HAD by
yeailemsn OF sirsinla. hos dvasd anl fund am M
l's psners, Is sAa n lr lslised Jhc Enl1inf car.
hf"' i's Statement, aud sfs ihi the au,haf 81 this
translation the iae " ilsin aiunera Esn al Tins
eus-a grnalaman uell kaepn - tbis community aud
70 iat legal Pfo'eslea 81 iAs State. as Tor loua pef od
rrPEi'r >" the tsuu of Agpcsls. Ne have been IN
'fhei That MI. N"Hiafa'- olsf' vas 20 produce a
agsisl'h sth gteaist hrzaly .l vetsiicaljn
.ssn CaNpes's sed with nam hi.tsl accuracy than
f'Tss. ] he attempt Hat certainly a hnl, nne and II
was Nj. Ann'era's Hthstiy elaek restrain. hi IRON
Tushcainn. II. IS DE- Enq4ifef intia,ais, Tho wpfl
las passed 'hc ses'Te afdra 81 Authefu aa Easleft
etnr'sm, Nc NAV VEL hFt nat 1t eill nc tnnoJ /,
eur State, All vii huas ~ snpls iknurh iarly re-
nan.'aliun 10 his ai' t IL M ls,ichl aa,rs al " h,cl
10 vac ''o sensitive hias7l 10 CHM The reward.
IA no. Hd lLm,s.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-13

Pertinent Enqnir1.-A personal controversy has "r
going IN in the Washington Union, touching tn. fr1
pre'y OF bes'o"ins some Office upon one Peter g. N"1
nglnn the purity o whose ''Denocracy'' is assaled
me ground that he once spoke unexpectedly Of the r
ira" OF Zen Jaekson-ceriaihly new test Of ''"|
doAy' but tar less uncertain in lis application b' Il"
Resolutions of '9S o. Bu, il is per,ineny a'kd u
acotemPoray, il dero.aory words spoken Of tho lh
portrait be So heinous offence what must ba hs'n'
who applied the harshest epIhels To the Idol hio"
II Peter IT, Washington is 10 be denied slice o
loaves and fishes. Tor rdculing canvass image Of
Old Hero. how can Thomas Richie, who ass,lIed
Hero himself. have any legitimate right to the P''
rnn''ng, with nett profit Of six,y-odd Thousand o.
Ials per annum? TIE Hickory Club of Wast'.
IS respectfully requested to take this subject nO c'n''
Grafton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-13

Or,gon.-sl''ery ha' been abolished in Orrg.n.-p p.
H. Barnet. eilizsn of thai Territory Ia lt.tef III the
l,sl PIstie Argus, says:
Inc Legislature have passed an &C, d.rlarin. that
slavery shall MT esis, IL Oteg,n. aud The ownef, al
slaves, WHO hung them herr, allowed years 10
Jake them Out II the country. and defau The slaves
are 10 be Tree. The act prohibits free nearles VI mnldi-
lnes 'fhn seliag uf rtnahin. this ciunfy, aud
aplrs ihem 10 lrave Ia iwJ years: and IA default IL be
hired unt 10 The lwesl bidder wha will blnl himself 10
fcnoFe tlirm lun he county f tie shufsst term 81
serSce and within months alter The expiration there.
81 The oJe - Ia keep clear OF tins nusl Troublesome
class al pupulatInno
very considerable number Of slaves accompanied the
last expedition 10 Ongon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-13

Al eur last dases from + gland. the m..,
IKE preparations were going in her d.rk nd.
On her coast The public MUD seemed IN h. 80
at hs's 10 comprehend Tie r-ason for The ,..;,-'
'horsh II was generally sarmisrd that the onv.,,.
was making preparation for an anticipsed ru,,,.
The L. States, growing out Of The Orepon n.c,;,,;
And this, we have no doubt, is the ,tu. .x,.,n,,;
The movement. The New York Herald. hou..
takes different view of The matter. |, ,ue,l.
ar VI p's'Vehrss OF an arrangement be,woen Eo.,.
rance and Spain, by which the two (urmer pa.'.
I" ad 'he latter in eniestins re conquest .r M..'
WI" we We" oi ftdu cling that Republic to the d..
"" oi S'me European prince, in order to prv,s,,
'"t'her progress of The L. States in that drert,n n
a''nongh The London rm-s suggest. 10 S.r,o n.
praciIcab'l'iy of accompanying Der Me.ican po,;,..
ny sending large iofce 10 Cuba, and there m,Li,.
descent upon some favorable pint. we REGARD IN. ~
AIDS statement as altogether appcryphal. w. imam.
indeed, that the inventive Elllnr of t,a, ,,n.,
coined his story altogether from The article in ,h.I-.
don Times. For, il France wer, p.,y In AN,
arrangement. Why is she not preparing her e... T.
the movement, as well as Great Brilain2
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-13

stcEssioNs FROM TUE ANGLICAN CuURcn.-W,
are nav e. hltd 10 meniion the names of all thse mem
bers ul The I'm versy of Oxmtd who have been receiy
ed mia the Roma, Catholic Church in The course u
The last iew days. Ivy are--the Rev. J . II Newman
u. d., Fellow of One College; the Rev. - Stanton.
Nj. dot Braz'nase ,ege; The Rev. - B,wles, VI
A. OF @Neier College; The Rev An hruse 81. John stu
dent Of Csrst Chnirh; Mr.. j. d. Das aaius. NJ. A. .
Exeter Cah.,e; aud Mr. Albany Christie NJ. A. Eel,
low u Ofel Cui, 'gf. 1t is stated confidently that 9th
clergyman, ass 'nenbtrs Of the University al Ok
ford preparing similar step. We undersa.,
that the reception OF MIR. Newman into The Roman
Catholic Church took place Al Lllllemore.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-13

TURKISH IoBacco.--Ne have seen specimen of
tobacco grown by James Carpenter. ESD Ut Eas, Fee,
ciana. and think our planters Will be interested IN a
sight notice ct H. Mr. Z. has been making experiments
Tor sumo years IN raising tobacco from Havana see1
subject la which are glad Ia see thai many others
are iurnlg their attention This last season he prcur,
ed some seed brought from Turkey. aud planted quar-
Ter at an acre with 1t. The product is very surerir
ars IN appearance aud qnalty. and, with hn, htilc
mnre nun ordinary attention. amounted Ia about fo,,'
times the quantity usually yielded by the same extent Of
land. SuecrNs 10 all such experiments, say we--.N O.
1fopc.
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RionMorp. Nov &
CRlAllNAt, COURT.

seEnTs Cssr.--Jafnes N Iufe, vasnt tVeI,rsd,.
ariueti befure the Circuit Snr,fiar Court ri Law A.
Chsfrcrry hH the es.uniy 81 iicnfrn aud Cry Of r. a.
momd. tJ"dge Nrholas ptcsd1ue ard PLEADED p,v on
twH indictments Tor t'rgetv. and vas sa:aer. cJ, a.,
years imprisonment 90 'se ndei.nent--la, bfin, ,b
"h"frs, term % Imprisonment IlNed by law Th.te wen
h"e ihrf 'ndlraeihs aF inst ihe accused, but M nm
drr.and hst ''"odt lFossqas' have been enie.ed h,
ihe Aug'sy tH tse Commonwealth. Jim : taskie
f.sq. +, .dnsent IT The Cur Ale.sf.. R.h4n G
sr'"' and James Lyons aRsaed 10 behalf vi IL. Prism.
Ell Eaqa4cr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-13

Melancholy loss of LE.-A slip from The '.llce Of
the Chares,own Va Free Press furnishes he /. o Wing
account al serious accident which oocurfed near thd
place Thursday evening lss,:
On Thursday evening. Ar. Henry Blown (the Agent
of the Winchester Rail Road at iiarper's Ferty.) his
SON. William. and Nir Henry Gssker together wuh So,
~era others, eng coed IN pushing car laden
with ca,. aud whilst engaged Iornu OF the lrnssel
w1k The bridge immediately a"ye the rad that leads
the Shenandoah gave way, ptscIptalinI all
rngsgrd, with the car and buryng Them beneath the
soai.
Our inEsmas, siaies that Mr.. Brown was taken fran
a.drr Tie rsas aish injured. and his recovery pr,-
,oiac-i dotihiiu his Nillism . curp,e. aud Mr.
li.skrr, and anpiher individual. whose have
a0i learned sso dead.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-13

fREnARA lions OF ENGLAND FOR DE-
hfsNt Ell, is stated IN thr tugs r4i~rs iist '''r
Buitsh Government III tie o BRUSH
irs,is IN Canada. Ne told al. Ihst large aug
men aiinn IN the numtr m artisans aud aanfefs IN all
,he English dock Yards will take place immednitiy. -
NJ les than 40 addiipnsl ordered be enirfed II
one do yard, viz. l50 shPwfehts, 80 iner., - faulk
ets, = shsihs. 90 sbotefz. ~ sa~yers and IS ffe-
aakrts lahnfers. The rnpeaakefs ais 10 be- avg
mpeJ. nad several smut ays Ia be Admitted 10 this
defanmtnt. Viii The increased fsrcc foar large war
tsmers ate Ia be- buit Thrse vessels We iusfu,
I'd, viii he fa' "h The seeks with all possible despatch
daily rengt j. ordered he made the state The
adsanrt llny sail al The line. and all nu, per-
sishe, and furniture mol liable .ieistist. Is, beag
al al are 10 be- put bnsnI convenient fantd,a
iiphs ia mare efficient protection al Portsmouth bars
boz, and the approaches thereto as abnt 10 be etcl-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-13

ACCIDENTS "A corfespoudeit of Tic l'smofo
sun dated CtafrsioNh, j, ltfson coutty, va. Nov
81. relates the occurrence =" taal accident 10 M Il
A,quilh. merchant al iat place. lie cut en,'-
iin. j.sying sfi his guD BY The ienre. and being d,
kDrseback bt attempted to take II up. when the hammer
ST The luck canq rail. ard the gun went Off dis
changing contents III. hess causing instant death
~ roiored ,ersots, man al boy Were found
drowssa the n race u. Mr.. Willis. Charles
ssxs. The moru,pg Of the 'ls uli. They had been
fst,irg. d iell IN the '.denlaIy. The by
bcin,ed 10 aif. Munroe, aud The J.Aa'iV NJ. Hts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-13

breaeh Il Promis.,-lhe Village Register (Salem
'hn) leils MS that suit Tor damages or breach Of
tmrfiaee PROMISE has just closed IN The ayne County
Common Pleas The character of the p1rles, and ~,
a2gfa'a'ins circumstances attending the refusal 10 fulfil
the most solemn Of cniraeis, created nnch interest IN
the case. Tn suit WAS Trough, by Miss Mary Elem
ming VS. Thomas Eckhafi, aud resulted in a verdict u
't1''u ,'f The plan'la' pretty strong evidence oi
What a broken heart is worth IN Oho
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-13

Dr. Chllton tle chemist, of New York, has living
Chameleon. Just arrived from Rprnco Il AT times chan
ses lis rolf almost momenartly. 1t has the appearance
"l 2id Is about slNeen inches in length and perbnns
Three ar Tour IN circumference. It leeds IN flies and 9th,
er Insects which 1t calche. with its tongue darin, II
oni with The velocity of lightning. and with unerrlnp
accuracy, distance Of ut least a foot
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-13

S,ueo,p PROM CuaRLrsfoS TO Trxs The
Csy Ios,c of Nat'htz have callcd m. eiing al the
ciIzeIs al 'a, plsce for The purpose OF inviting an tx
animation che exrelttncy al extending The great
inr al Aaaaiie Railroad ',nlenring al harestun ).
L. aud ending a, Montgomery. Ala 10 strike the
Mississippi II Neiei-z The Uuensc trade and irav-
e. says the FIRE. 3fader, which u, tnsn he setting
wafds Texas, Will r~Akr project 'Jhis KIND only
feasible bot perfectly prsciicabe. o e.eat convenience
~ The public and pruliroble Ia the siockh.' lers'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-13

.hdre '1'tneSdio','- Philadelphia hm.ric,, :,
saturday last. says; '-ff"m Washington v. have.
SURFING rnnor, 10 he effect sba, ,w- or more ,f
near provinces o AlrAieo have applied fr adnis.oo IN
I" the Union. Bespaichrs, ii is said, have h.,o,
cei'ed' communicating the fact 10 tnr g1vernm.u, 4
the continuation Of The powers of England and r,n..
to resist the Republican encruaehneus.u Tn. A,.
can adds that number Of prominrn, naval ofir.r, h.,
been ordered 10 repair 10 Washington for hsroc.,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-13

1obaceo Crop in .uiso,ui.-The Faye,,e miss"
- Times says:-"Ne are grasied 10 hear from l,
parts ct our county. of the great and unusual success
our farmers IN cutting and housing their tobacco. '
cutting fairly opened on Monday OF last week and 'a
that time the weather could not have bee, more prep
'nns-'he entire crop being secured withou, lrn. I
ram notwithstanding The fears entertained, Tho en-
is more Than AN avrrage.o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-13

he resolutions Of Tie Fn;4stIc Cony.n,j,, Il. ~,
seem 10 have given rnre satisfaction even q, Tho Ina =
'le central Improvement. The L-w!,burg t,sr.nyr,,
Chronicle Tor example, s:ys lhry d, not. by Ian,
solaSr'e with "r notions Of the improvement scheo.
The Redmond Wing. too. states IL. opnion. Go,0 =.
intercourse with The people of that city THAT III. c,o,,.
OF Their delegates 10 tina b,v is far from bein, mana.
lar" We confess, h,t. whil- we were m, a, ali AR.
Hzad al The character OF the resolutions adopted by tn.
meeting Ia finrase. W" ree asnnislel al lhp c,cnr,
r-nce n lhase r''salns of the Il i,n ml dele uli,q
SO entirely Inconsistent are they with lhse adopted h,
tie cl'iz'ns ii Richmond, a, The cen. hy which tho,
were delegated. Nth The Wing, I'VE cons a.r il n.l
nn'"r'nnae and re vi 18Th ii may moi prove rrl,n...
that the RIrhia'd d.l'ga'ion 10 Fincas,l. eh.. h.
overlook 'hr PLAIN r'er Of their Instructions, coni,i.
in Mr.. Maciarand's resan ono
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-13

1EoRGIA.-Ihe Legislature Of Ibis State Assem-
oIed al Mllledgevllle on the Sd inst. A. H. Chappe
(Loco) was elected Pesiden, of the Senate rec.ivi,o
"a votes. and James 5. Calhoun (Whig) 81. In the
honse' CharlesJ jenkins {Whig) was elected Speaker
by vote Us to SO for JOAN w. Anderson Loco Cav
Craw'"rds Message devoted exclusively 10 the ,rs
Of the State
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-13

pseih nT Mr.. Uarlea.--A Paris correspondent: Of
he n. Il numerical Advertiser wtites per The Gale.
tnaiz a. Gaoxs:-
Il hresn,-s my pal ,il dry Che death of
ais. Warden. lie fxprea ihe OH OF sbis month.
s.rd E7. Mr. W,rd~n Secretary # Legation in
fssnce when General Armstrong Of New Yurk vas
tinis,rs. and wss subsequently appointed Consul,
rAirh sfHrc he held f,r many yssrs. He a
~ Il The French ArsssmJ, and s,nsn ofd--p and
xsgied iearmis.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-13

faf<, 10 VII:
Amount paid Tor printing for the Senate from 1884 10
1910. inclusive. S272.7a5
For the House of Representatives 5e3. S97
For the Executive Departments, 81 qGS
Total in seven years. sl.i6s GEO
Being an average Of SlG6 o5i per annum,
But il is The immense pre made upon the work done
so much greater Than is made by other printing off
work executed fnr individuals that mnst strike
the reader 18th surprise I, was estimated by the com,
miitee Of Congress. the subject of the public printing
in 1912, thai the nett profit during the seven years
bnve msntoned was 40 per cent; amounting on the az
grrgaie expenditure of los 900, 10 $751; iGi or Soc.
$50 annually! !! And the committee add, in nue To
lhet fePnn. tina, lin the examination Of witnesses hy
committee OF the House uf Representatives in 1889 40
appeared TINT the pr H. Of tn. public printing was e.
ilnaed At much above The here stated" Mr. ia.
COB oIdeon indeed one Of the oldest printers in Wash
ih%an, ('nd nnconnecied with the newspaper pr-s.
stated That he could offer 10 do the Conge.. printing for
40 per cent and The Exeeulre pIin,inp for 45 per cen,
less than The government had been charged ali. (say
The eomr,Iiieo In 1922 Mr.. Gideon could rerf,rn the
3@oilc work al such rcdnclinn and still make what he
considers lair profit his capital and labor we see no
reason why The government could moi and sbonld M,
La
coinco majority in The hext Congress shall insis, unp
giving The public printing To the Executive Organ. in
inc lace OF these Developments we hope tina, their con
sianenfs. without regard TO party. will at least demand
that they shall reduce the price of printing To snne,hinr
like fair aud equitable rates. Even if The Exer,,,v,
must have an "Organ," s,ill it seems to US thar, n
pension Of GO OF 70 thousand dollars per annum ;s TN
much to pay from the public treasury for an Ex.c,,y,
mouth piece and eogist. II it he necessary +, h, 70 =,
organ at "ash'nsior let his remuneraiion. like ,ho,,
oil "'her officers, bear slight proportion to hi, seryj
ces. 10 not give him three times as much a. the Pres
et "seh receives, and ten times much as is deem
eu just remuneration r The incnubepts of the bybe
Departments. Surely all viii agree tina, the official
editors salary is out Of all proportion his services IN
less IN addition 10 his bsy and mental labor, h. !. l.
he rewarded also for the wear and tear, Of conscience
which, In his case. is possibly greater than in that of
ny olher Executive subalesn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-13

Wing mai'fiy on pint ballar. .. Tbe diuinuliun Of
their naohiy was arcasioncd by the loss Of he five
m'nten IN Burlington nnty oreasoned by diversion
IN fiver Il the Ntivetlcke For The SUM reason the
Wings were defeated n that Congressional district,
vacancy IN whch had occurred by the death Of George
A. Wright fWhig) George Sykes ID is elected by a
small majority over The Wing candidate
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-13
NEW YORK ELECTION.

Tue STATE eecon, which took place in New York on
the 9Th inst has resulted favoraly 10 lie Wig
ihan had been anliepaed and. bal of the folly of the
" NATIVES" who, in the face Of their annna~ ,..,e-
.,...4.t "tct-~siu9
strength Gas n0-' = HE ease with all one Jeao oar
'es,) still aeep up ,hrr m,chieyons orsanization i,
would have bern doubtful issue IN the city Of New
York. for example the Lorps elect Is members Of the
Assembly though their poll shows that they in mi
noTly, aud as The Natives Wings in the proportion
of about or TO IT is obvious that had there been bul
I'VE tickets in the 6ed, Tie Wings would have been ri
nmphani The vote for Senator aud Register Shows the
III A.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-13

Il fiae Specimen Of GoH.-We are informed (says
the l)ahlehega Nachmhn of ihc 18th uli J by Col
Namn'l jones Of Gncr eaunty that one day last week
snlid lnnpoi pure virgin gold found un lha Fer-
rel niue IN that connty. weighing 332 dwts II grams
or mtr he himself had offered and was refused The
sum Ut $500
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-13

"Bt NDEICGND"--h is stated that the IRE.
sent price 81 plate glass per mofe tlun was
before the removal 81 the high duly.
,,,..,, Emopean Times.
What becomes Of Mr. "Bunjeltund's" rule that The
increase 81 duty invariably Increases the price If the ar
ne'" pro rafa npt winch the duty is aidl Tie ,dito
m The kennehec journal says uuly, reply To our re-
mark tina, the Texas ESSAYS gave Mr.. "Bundelcunds
MS ONE, aud that We supp sd thai Bnndecund will
Keep by his essays Tree trade. that Mr. g. will be
CRAFTY oyerpai, III his ami -arf essays arr nn, worth
The paper they wrien fhcrc Is nj !" adds Tia,
journal an argument Ia Them against the tariff which
has np' heen refu'ed hundred reuird both by
experience and Feasen" Men York Erprea.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-13

The Alieehany Methodist Conference lately required
That no minister shall be admitted into the cnnt,enc,
who uses tahacco IN any Of lis rms except as medi
en- - 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-13

BF\UTf.-A French editor, wr'ling from Paris.
expresses disappointment u the beauty o The French lie
males. compared with those of the UneJ Siaes and
ssys:'i have 10 the SALONS of the mos dls,in
gushed circles, won,rn who produced faaiacisn, and
whoyei were lar from being any hngeAraordlnary An
American who is merely pretty in iltimorc or Phila
dslriia, is regarded Venus in PARIS"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-13

tea ana Ihe |. cns of fyr-the NATIVES" heinz eyter-
minated The Loeos "sw tllowed up" the fifteen Ma
yves, aud the Wings gained upon the Locus colsidera
bly, IN the country.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-13

PARAGuAy. e. Orr t;,vrrnmeol have desp,,cbcd N,
Edward Augustus Hopkins To Para. nay fr the mr.,
piSe {" collecting nufmalion with reference 10 the cha.
raeirr and resources of the country