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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-23
MISSION TO ENGLAND

Louis Nlci'ane has been appointed Minister Plerir,
'eh'lary ana Envoy Extraordinary 10 the Tniled K n
dom oil Great Britain and Ireland rics Edward Exo,.
recalled. -
In announcing This appointment the Official Hama,
congratulate the country Thai This abb. and x,a,.
ced gel lleman accepts The flee Of mister Al IN. -
distinguished Curt in the world, ore Of The
venl'nl CRISES which could occur in the RELATE ms h ,
tie Two countries. and when the in n ttant into,
esls oi his own nation are involved in he is,pe H.
carries with him Ia ile Cour Of 81. James OF, a, ,l,
extended experience, particularly al Thai court be,e h
Formerly represented The interests Of The u S,aes viii,
great DISTINCTION Prudent, firm and saeacions h.. win
assert and maintain The rights nfhis own connlry ;,
oul Violating the respect " hlch is due the Btih
vernmeht" We chez rully nd nit he Justice IF ,,.
tribute to the merltsoi Mr.. Lame. aud as chr,,f,nv
add ha; we do mol think better s,hriion coud h,,a
been made by MI P"k. Bhi nevtrihel,ss we d, M,
believe he Is whit superior II any Of lhrse respects In
HE abe Minister who has been recalled But ,b.,
Nj Everett We rr,snne, is hereto, while the OH.
rIal Journal assures MS thar Mr. MeIan. sis oribod
on the great questions Inch now divide lhe country y
"e-'hIs may be SO; hut The last published opinions
OF NJ Mcla0e were IN favor Of Bank and Distribution
"hic IRE certainly deem quite ''orlhoduxo though We
had supposed they were in the Official Editors ca,epo
ry OF '.dannable hereses."
The Baltimore American REQ ards Mr. Mel ape's an
poinmen as temporary in lis character, inssmuch as
the Baltimore and Ohm Rail Road COMPANY of h,cb
he Is President, has resolved 10 retain him at its head
and 10 appoint President pro mpme during his absence
And The American niers Likewise, ,ha, .'the nepo,ja
on al " ashneun the Oeeon ques riun as ceased
10 afford any probability of a Satisfactory settlement
and That one parry The other has proposed n ultima
Inn hch has been rrcied and hal IN view If this cum
dI,nn o affairs the negotiation be Transferred 10
London, with the hope that something may be done =
ven at his Stage Of the business 10 avert hostile is
sue. The Northwestern boundary qutsion vas once In
similar position to this. The Mission OF Mr. Mctaue
is an evidence Of amicah dispsilin he pan Of
our government-oi a se;ire 10 IN a peaceful sell
tltment. Such Was Tie dspuslmn tvlnc,u by Grtat
Britain when Lord Ashhurron came ON his sp eia en-
bassy 10 W asiingon. Ou government Is nov return
ing The compin eni Of inelf, den nnslralmn at lin
when the ordinary m,ssuus # diplumaey present
means o exlrlcallon from The difficulty oil mutual es-
trangement"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-23
FROM MEXICO.

Mexican schooner arrived New Orleans on tho
10Th from Iampcu. which place she left On The LIST INST
The Captain hrone no letters, but verbally enmmnni-
ealed Ia the Editors If tie PcayuHe some items ut intel
lgenre. An act had passed Congress giving Sanla Anna
chuice ui having the eouhiy for life, with the eonsca-
Of hrs properly Grlnj jury TO proceed against
hun All SANTA Annals Ministers, including Canalizo,
were 10 he banished for Sly years.
private letter Ia gentleman Of New Orleans states
that Santa Anna had been condemned 10 leave The
Try m life; and ha, he would leave Vera Cruz the LIST
inst. in the Bflih packet Midway 6r Eagland.
Information has already been published Of his arrival at
Havana, in the Midway; bui it was understood there
that he only hanishe nr ten years. and that he
potmlii cd 10 retain his private property. II vas more
over stalled IN Havana hat he his way To tene
zuria.
On the ed ult a candnca Of 81 400 900 arrived at
lamPlco. nearly the whole Of which To be shipped
by the Midway.
There vas very little talk Of war at Iampco. 1t was
stated that the Mexican Government seemed confident
that The Irxss dflicn liy would be amcably adjusted
and that Texas would accept the Of the recognition
Of her independence by Mexico
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-23

Tor republican freedom and his native land he yet hinged
promote The widest intercourse. sud the intimate
commerce, between The many nations of mankind. IL
the of humanity. On a vehement will he
was patent In council, deliherang hing. hearing all
things; yet IN The Of acun decided With rapids
ny. OF Noble nature, aud incapable al disguise, his
thoughts lay open 10 all ar,pDd him, and their
bdence by his Ingenious ahkness. Ills judgment was
Of that sujny, TINT he tempered ylgnr with prn
dence. The nushngs OF anger could never cloud lis
faculties, but rather kindltd aud lighened them up
qnckening their energy without disturbing their balance.
In war, his eye ut glancc dscerned his plans with
erflhg sagaciyi IN peace, he proposed measures with
instructive Wisdom, ri winch the inspirations pro-
phrey. In discipline stern, IN just resolution inf xibe.
lac foil Of The penitsl afeelons ready sosee
The distressed aud 10 relieve the needy; faithful 10 his
friends. iefvd tn his country. ndIfteHt 10 other
wards he aspired thuugh uut lie honorable fame,
and so loved his fellow men, that he longed to dw ell IN
their aIfeconaie remembrance Heaven gave him length
Of days. and be filled them with deeds If greatness lie
was always happy happy in his youth which shared
The achievement Of our national independence; happy IN
his ar years, which beh,l the valley # the West
itself with the ghry Of free aud estf increasing
Slaes happy III his age. which the people Null
piled irm two 10 twenty mlliuns, aud union and free.
dom make their pathway irom the Atlantic 10 the Paci
he; thrice happy dtath, for while he believed he lh
critics OF his country imGrrshable, aud ctr-fd By
Of lis constant Advancement. he .etiarcd from
this lie IN full hope OF blessed lnrcortalty through
the merits and atonem,nt 81 his Redeem er
Officers Of The amy. the nasJ aud the marine corps,
will care The l1'' aud On Their swords and
the cnlors OF Tie reyeta regiments will be put mourn,
ing, iof '.e space ol SIX months. Al tie naval stations
80 public vessels IN commission. the nias will be-
worn at half mast Tor week and the day after
This order Is received wenty minute guns " i'll be
rcd. beginning II o'.Iuck. At each military station
the day after the reception 81 his order, The rational flag
viii be displayed hall masl from sunrise 10 sunset
thirteen guns will be fired al da y-break ball hour guns
during The day and the close o the day general Sa>
lule. The uoupS will be paraded al 10 O'clock and this
order red TO them, which the abors Of The day will
cease
Let the virtues Of the illusirous dead retain their in
flneoce, aud whtn energy and courage called ri>
al, emulate his example.
GEORGE BANCROFT
Aeiing Secretary Of Mar and
Secretary ol The Navy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-23

.. That the volunteer Military Companies Of .vo.,-
"us ana sojonlag counties and the Masonic F,,,o,"
be invited to attend aud participate ia said cs,sa'y
III Their un'iurm and military arrnour. "'''es,
na' al 'asses OF the citizens of Lynchburo and
'he adjoining counties be invited 10 attend ana
10 Q. inat 10; Cswihoo, James w. Morgan. G y
PAWS, w IN. l. Young, Richard H. rnIer r. l.,
Rodes. Dan. J. Warwick and James G ,rl,nJ Da'ii
'hey are hereby appointed cnmmil,ee 10 slecl M sua
'of ana make suitable preparations Tor said e.
ms last cohnltiee asked leave to retire Gr
moments and then returned and reported that thew H.s
selected WIN DANIEL, Jr In deliver the Eau "a',
F.neey and thai he had accepted the apnn,ms,, 'al
On motion OF Maj. Garland. these proeedings -
directed 10 be published in the Lynclburg ,n WIRE
'nond newspapers. -And then the meerin, adm a'''s
w. b. AvERETr. Secy. "" H.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-23
TEXAS MAIL.-An order has BEEN issued from tn

TEXAS MAiL.-An order has been issued from the
Post Office Department. under the Act authorizing he
establishment Of mails ia the Gull of Mexico. directing
The Postmaster at New Orleans To contract for the
veyance ol weekly, or, if practicable. mi.weekly
mail between New Orleans aud Galveston. Tie rates
ct postage vii be- ten ce Is for every letter not exceed
Ing half an ounce IN weight, twenty cents each let
ter exceeding hall ounce but moi exceeding one ounce
IN weight aud five cents for each additional half ounce
or fraction of an ounce; and three for each spa
per- pamphlet or prices current. received by this
route. The inland postage between New Orleans aud the
place in the United Slalts from which The letter
&c is DESPATCHED received is 10 be charged in addi-
oa to The above raes Postage on letters Sc. 10 Tex
as IS To be prepaid; and all postage letters &C. from
Texas Is 10 be unpaid Ill received at New Orleans,
other lace ot desInaIan IN die United Slales
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-23

1t seems that We inexperienced The kanawha Re-,
publican. That paper sfs The i"Tn'aon OF new
Annual Conference between the Blue Ridge and the o.
hio RIVER aud that, ar lis formation Ibis Conference
shall determine whether 1t will be connected with the
Northern OF with The Sou h,n organization. It's SUI.
geson was des gned 10 prevent HE decision # the qus
ton by individual Societies NOW E.. " HIGH il thinks viii
end in "dsunlon confusion and ruin if sl,emptd.
The Abingdon Y,ronian has a arcle on the subject,
defending the Southern urgsn2aon and rnakinu warm
appeal to The MethedSs Of that sect ION o the Srap to
adhere TO it. 1t says, however. ave regret 10 know
that very large portion of the Meihodists in Soahwes-
ern Virginia, ministers well aymcn. are opposed
10 the separation and among them our worthy and tai
ened friend Of the ivy theve) Mountain " h,g. 10
Wyihe particularly, Tazewell. Russell and Scott hun
dreds OF Methodisis with the Nurih," SC.
The Wy,heville Wing expresses the belief that"a
very large majony of the membership that district
are unwilling 90 into the Church SOUTH prefernng
10 occupy the position they have occupied and
sustain those relations IN which for years they have v
ed comfortably and happy '-"Thry utterly (il savs)
repudate uhrasm whether in the hideous and delesla-
Bile form OF abollilonlsn, the ss revolving orm Of
pru>slavefy."
We regret the existence of this state Of feeling in
Western Virginia, and we yet hope thai the Melhodls's
OF thai region, seeing things in their true light sill unite
with Their Southern brethren. Our frieno Of the Noun
tam Wing talks about regulating ultralsm. Why,
what niilasm is there in the position assumed al Louis
vile That Convention itself was the consequence Oh
the ullalsm Of The Northern Aboli,onisls who OBJ
tanning the ascendancy in the General Conference Gun
der softer name, know were guilty ofsuch la"less
conduct as left the Southern portion of the Church no
alternative but separation. Tie Sou hern members OF
that Conlerence only insisted that the old landmarks
should be adhered 10. and that rule should be
adopted Tor the purpose Of fling ii oa new case, ana
thereby enabling item, ihoui the forms OF trial. 10
depose OF The Bishops of the Church Is there any
uraism in this We humby think and the edl-
tor of the Mountain Wing will, we dou6t moi to
the same conclusion before lons-ceriainy if he goes
with the North, at the meeting of the Gen, raj Con
terence of that section. when, no longer restrained by
The apprehension OF offending the SOUTH, ullraisin, IN
The hdeous and detesiable form of aboionsm," will
exhibit itself in all its fierce and uncompromising nto'
erance. Let him be warned, before he puts his head
into the Lon's mouth!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-23
IT VIZ FsNV'.
Cny OF New York.
GENERAL ORDER.
w ARLINGTON, Jun

WASHINGTON, June 10, 1916.
The President Of he United States, with heartfelt sor-
'o"i Announces To the army the navy aud the marine
corps Tue death Of ANDREW JACKSON. On the evening
u sunday, the eighth day of june about SIX O'Clock
ne resigned his srirlt 10 his heavenly Father. The
ns'on' while II learns wnh grief the deah OF lis most
INDUSTRIOUS cizen finds solace in contemplating his ven
eaoe character and services The valley Of he Misss.
sillH oeheld IN HIM the braves aud wiSest and most
,'uuaie OF lis defenders The country raised HIM To
me highest trusts IN military and civil e iih conf
pece maj never ataied. aud alecon that folnw ed
nn' ~ uhdimlnlshed visor 10 retirement watched over
ms 'aes hours, aud pays last tribute al his
wherever his oi was cast he appeared amo those a
,ou"d hh irs IN natural cHuwnrns and resources moi,
,ess 'nan INST IN authority and station. The power Of
MS t'nd impressed iiseI the policy Of his country
anu sun lives, and will live forever. in the memory of
IT'S people Child of forest region and settler of the
wilderness, his was genius which as it came 10 the
p"uahce OF affairs. lnstlnctvey attached itself 10 general
prhe'pes, aud, inspired by the truth in his own heart
revealed 10 him in singeness and SIMPLICITY he found
always respause IN the breasts Of his cuuu,tymen-
fo"neo win glory IN war, in his whole career as a
statesman. he showed himself the friend and lover Of
peace. With an American heart, whose lhrobs were ali
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-23
OEEIClAl..

ANDREW JACKSON is 10 more lie departed this lie
on Sunday the eighth instant. full Of days aud full ol
honofs It's country pors his loss aud will ever cher
sh his memory. Whilst nation mourns. ii is proper
hat business should be suspended at least for une Gay IN
The Executive Departments tribute Of respect to the
illuslnnns dead.
accordingly direct that the DEPARTMENT of State The
Treasury, Var. the Navy the Post Office The Office OF
the Attorney General and the Executive Mansion be in
slany put INTO mourning, and that they be closed during
The Whole day Tomorrow JAMES H. POLK
WAsnINGron, JuNE lG, 1915
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-23

AnRrsT. Yesterday the Sheriff Of St. Lonis county
arrested john ldtgg np1n n warrant issued from the
Governor Of this Stue He taken before Judge Krum
who held him 10 hlj in the SUN OF 5000 We learn
hat equstion from the Governor o Massachusetts has
been received requiring his dpiverance into hands of
the proper officers of thai Commonwealth. The crime
ALLEGED against him il that of swndIing and 10 pretty
heavy amount, belv 20 aud Sl2 900; he came 10
this city abrut twelve months SINCE leased valuable
piece Of ground on Market street, and has made some
beautiful and costly improvement Is the same here h,
has borne good character. and unsuspectet
OF any misjemeanor until his arrest
81 Louis Era JiuleT T.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-23
900 .y'EGksoGS TE.E.g'TEep.

FENilE SUBSCRIBER wishes to purchase TWO
II HI INBRED NEGROES, of both sexes from u
10 80 years of age. for which he viii pay fully as high
prices as could be obtained IN Richmond or in any part
Of the Stale.
lie is anXions to purchase, and is determined to
.e liberal IN every Instance. He will pay high price
i'r Mechanics. Blacksmuhs. Carpenters. Sir. &c.
Persons having such property for sale il would be their
interest 10 give HIM call previous 10 their sellng--
He can be found at The store Of Mr.. III. Hart
Letters addressed to the subscriber from the country
will be attended TO- GEORGE DAVIS.
May > tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-23

Capt Fmmon's company Of Tourists started from st.
Iouis On the 9Th instant for the Upper Missouri. The
comp'ny consisted ol sixty men, we'll equipped for the
journey They were required 10 be good rnpmen, and
persons "ho could stand hardship aud exposure aud those
were preferred who had already done in the
tains The 81. Louis Republican says that if Capt +.
had needed thousand volunteers they could have been
procured without difficulty. AT Independence the expe-
dion will be Iouod by another body OF men. Tile
paoy, when complete. will consist OF more than hun
dred men. aud viii leave independence at early day
as practicable.
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q 5 "A @ n z S

on which Jacob Tyree now lives tenant and is dis
taa from Amherst house, some six or seven miles
And at Pedar Mills. in SAIL Comfy on the lqth July.
1910 shall proceed to sell. like terms The follows
Ing other of land as directed in said deed VIZ
"One hundred and seventy OF land Jon which Lind
soy bnrks now resides Also. tract of land lying at
the Pea Vine mountain adjoining the said NillamAr-
misead'e Clover Hill tract, called 'ruys place And
another tract adjoining thereto, formerly owned by Wal
ter Williams Also. some other tract called Chas.
tesdy's tract. now in the occupancy of James Davis"
the foregoing lands being parcel OF the subeect
by said deed. We have M knowledg OF any detect in
the tile to any of said lands s. therefore presume it GOOD;
but acting only trustees shall warrant only such
Tile as is vested in us hy the deed
CHhMPE CARTER, ,r.,..oo
JAMES GILLIAN, iiuS'ees'
June Is tISJv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-23
he 7iial Of O'Bfmi., far The .,rurcier If Frank

The Tidal Of OBiemis, far the .lIurder Of Frank
Con,JS-lhs case was entered upon by The court
Polnle Coupee Tuesday the 81 inst The jury, after
beng OUT night and part # day, could agree
npon verdict and Were discharged. The prisoner
frmanded 10 Jail until the term Of he court in No
vemhet The instruction If The Judge (Nlchols) pro
duced good deal OF irritation The pat Of the prison
er's cUuase-one OF whom, Mr.. Il yc,) Was sent to
JAIL Tor offensive language 10 the court.
" Orleans Pieu1une, ,Iule sih.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-23

Nh Law rrnce, Who TO take tie office of Collector Of
Hew York un the lst 81 July next President Of
a Bank aud Chamberlain of the city, He ielans those
two oil =. and their salaries, with that # Collector.
makes his annual receipts from oices, $4,000 yeaI
beside his share Of sfl2nres &c Very snug business
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-23
SALE vNDEHs u,sey~T DEEp.

kSl AN Ia the provisions nf deed of trust ex-
ecued 10 us as trustees, by Richard 5. Ellis hear
M date the Both day Of May, 1885, which is duly re
corded IN the clerks office of Amherst county court; We
shall, an tie premises. tie lslh day of July next
1919, proceed To SELL 10 the highest bidder Ion cash.
valuable tact OF land, in the said county of Amherst
said to contain
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-23

o. On the authority of "a gentleman recently from
Texas" the Washington Union of Tuesday last expires
ses conviction that call is safe in that country
the Texan Congress- which met on the 10Th. promptly
acreded TO The terms proposed by the IT, States, and
that The Convention OF the 4ih of July will a,ify them
The same Texas gentleman expressed the opinion that
PRESIDENT Jones has sent special agent 10 Mex
leo to negotiate for the Independence of Texas; and thai
the farthes point which lie could have gone was to
inform Capt Elliott that if he would stipuale for The
independence Of Texas he (ones would submit the pro-
position Ia the people. Would he have gone far as
that, If he had not desired and hoped defeat annexa-
lion thereby What motive, but hope that such
would be the result could have Influenced such move
ment
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-23

ELLHonTn, the pedestrian accomplished his lhou-
sand miles IN thousand successive hours, the Slh
inst. AT Ne" Orleats. The Pieayune SAYS he came
out fresh as a lark, aud threw III few eAtra miles to
throw of.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-23

council If eleven Indlan Tribes in session the
IAN ut. at the council ground Of the Creek patton
Their Object 10 cultivate mutual good will and prevent
future hostile collisions The Camanches had refused
to send a depulatiun the council.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-23
NERA SlNGlI.AI,

Negro woman in this town taken on Saturday
tn vomiting and threw up animal resembling in
form dog-about an inch aud half ong-nllh IaIl,
ears aod every Thug else except hair. belonging the
canine faee. On Sunday the woman seized with
other vomiting fit aud threw up four animals Of the same
description a. The one lhrcwn up On saturday
These jmmjiiS which were seen by the foreman OF
this oice and many others were alive when dsctarg-
ed from the stomach and are now preserved in spirits
PETERSBURG hteiligcncer June II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-23
9omeotte kmtellfNeMer.
DEATH OF GEN. JACKSON.

To CRAFTY thai curiosity which Is natural such
OCCASION. a.a cl is.vades all classes, render
much OF aur columns TO the accounts furnished BY the
ashaeton Unmn of the last days and hours OF Pre-
kldapt J,ekS,n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-23

o. The Philadelphia papers announce the death oil
Mr.. Edward l.. Carey Of the firm of Carey & Hart
extensive booksellers Of that city in the 4st year OF MS
age. lie was the youngest IF Mathew Carey, Esq
a man VI great cminence and worth.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-23

Our correspondent, writing from the northern part
OIL GONZALES county, Texas. speaks in very hierlng
terms OF the German settlement situated some s or 10
miles above Segnin, the Gandalope liver, known as
the Cowell colony. lie says that The colony Is in
onrishing condition considering lhe ateness nf the sea
son In which { settlement was made We also learn
from The same sorce. that the people of Gonzales coun
~ are all IN favor of anne aiIun.
Gaieestoa .Ntirs
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BEAN EsS

FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-04-25
THE NEW YORK.
Weekly Mirror,

An elegantly printed periodical, of sixteen
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ING, and forwarded by the earliest mails to sub
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as an arduous daily task of compilation, COMPARE
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live in the country where they do not care for
advertisements, or who want a paper that tells
them everything once a week, will find the
Weekly Mirror exactly to their mind. Postmas-
tiers throughout the Union, will frank remittances.
Any postmaster renting FIVE dollars will receive
two copies of the work.
The "DAILY EVENING MIRROR" is six dollars per
annum. Two copies will be furnished for ten
dollars. MORRIS, WILLIS & FULLER,
corner Of Ann and Nassau sts., N. Y.