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abstain from following mo noble Lord through his state
mens, ns he cnnd mol wish tn do without implying
"P'h"hs rom inc espresson OF which he onsh To abs
sa' lie 'e'' however maj IL was open to hm to n-s
orm ,.e hoose ~ me general state oil our negotiations
WIN INC oni'eo states on ths question IN the year
iS'c ,he northern boundary 81 Inc pssessons OF the
thurd STATES and oreat Britain, westward Of the Roc
ny MOUNTAINS was oehneu' no agfeement was made as
10 'he country beyond me Rocky Mountains but con-
venue" ''snea oe'"ee" mo TWO Governments IN 1915.
""oh was 10 continue 'of zen years. gave a right OF
rom, occupation 10 me subjects OF each country. In
i0~'' an" hRah III ic%o' MI. eahnhp made several at
"nP's " cohe !" an amoao'o adJns'ment vi our resec-
1--WE c'a'hs WIN Tue hWehcan Government. those at
""iP's ehtftiY 'a'"a
Az SEM o' ten years IT. e con'olii expired
new CONVENTION was framed IN leZi which continued
III orce Ten years Tue convention oil 1878. with this pru-
so' "a' ,no eohsen"n OF icZt should nni necessarily
u'oe pt e iepec"' '',nei ou' shooiu extend beyonh
we ''' VI ",, ,'''s "n' s'ouia terminate a,'fr years
"o'oe "o.m ei'ief parry when Tue nehs Of both should
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-01
Great rGriefy Of
HE most Fashionable styles Of
SPRING s. SUMMER GOODS.
II. y. HURTON'

l now receiving avery extensive assortment Spring
L and Summer Goods 10 which he nvitein he aten-
on Of all who wish To indulge their taste IN the
luxurious style and a, the lowest prices.
April 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-01
FOR PRIVATE SALE.

A VERY Likely NEGRO BOY, about 10 or >
"A years of age. bargain may be had by early
application to Z. PHELPS Aut'er.
April II Ia
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG &
POTO.niC R.AII.-R O.aD CO.NP.1.NY.
GREAT REDUCTION OF RATES!
FARE TO FREDERICKSBURG,
FARE TO BALTIMORE.

FARE TO FREDERIcEsBuRG Al
FARE TO BALTIMORE, s
TUNliE RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG s.
Il POTOMAC RAIL ROAD CO, hereby give
notice, that from and after The LIST May. the rates of
fare between Richmond and the northern towns will be
reduced. as followsi
From Richmond 10 Fredericksburg. 81 90
From do 10 do with 4
return Ticket. 90
From Richmond 10 Washington. s 90
From Richmond 10 Baltimore by the rail road and
steamboat line 10 Washington. and thence to
Baltimore by the superior Stage line of Messrs.
Jacob Peters < Co. 3 10
Alter the LIST June it is understood that the fare on
the Baltimore and Washington rail road will also be
duced when the fare Baltimore by the rail>road line
throng hoM will not probably exceed from 46'to 81 %.
Passengers going north by the ra road line through
out, leave Richmond al s A. NJ, arrive in Baltimore to
tea, Philsde phia in the OF the night, and New
York early the next day, ben day in advance of pas
senges by the river and bay boats-Of passengers will
ling 10 remain night in Baltimore may take of the
new steamboat lines to Philadelphia the next day a,
charge Of from 81 losl so only thus making the whole
fare between Richmond and Philade phia if the stage
line be taken between Washington and Baltimore from
Sc to 81 so only rHOS. SHARP,
Agent of Transportation.
Richmond, 4 pril % I2t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-01
House, Ornamental and Sign
~ " r " q.

~ DONALD returns his thanks for the liberal
~ encouragement he has received during his two
years residence in Lyuehburg. and he continues To
cii the patronage of the community. which he will en-
deavor 10 deserve by doing his work
IN THE BEST STYLE,
and CHEAPER than the can be done in Lynch
burg Shop Immediately opposite John G. Mcem'.
Store. over the formerly keptby Payne Gregory
A. a Book Store. NlMROD DONALD.
April IL 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-01

lust received a second lot Of Knives aud Forks.
- Pocket Knives, some Of which very fine. Wal
aud Tea Trays. in aud by the single one, Tea
and Table Spoons, Tea Kettles, &c, and for SALE by
u. w. MOORE,
Sign of the Big Pitcher.
April II is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-01

To MasOns and Odd Fellows.
4 assortment of TRIMMINGS FOR REGALIAs, com
L N prisinn Gold and Silrer Fringe, Gold and Siirer
Lace Gold and Slrer Stars, Gold and Sver Iasseis,
Gold and Siirer Braid and Siirer Bmim Fringe. SC.
J. II. FIIZGIBBONS.
April 81 is
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mArEnHousE & WHITTEMoRE

HyHANKFUL for the patronage Of the Public since
their arrival in Lynchburg, would solicit contn
u.oce the same 10 the new firm Ct
WATERHOUSE. WHlrrEMORE s. CO.
April % ot
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NEW STYLE SsuORss.

NEW NTYLE3 SEgOEs.
fri JUST received a and beautiful
VI style Shoes, initiating the Boot in neat
s~ Fl aNsness; yet being more pleasant for summer,
~ and only third the casl must
be the article 10 please those whe wish fine ar
tcle at low price. respectfully solicit m examina
tod. CALVIN THOMPSON.
n. B.-A splendid assortment of all kinds Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Caps &C., at unusually low prices,
March 81 2w li-3w Of
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GENTLEMEN
FURNISHING STORE.
W.iTERHOUSE. FURTHERMORE !. co.
MAIN STREET,
Juuc burr Pn

A RI. now receiving their SPRING and SUMNER
IA GOODS, comprising large assortment of Cloth,
ing made and trimmed in The richest manner and OF
the most FasI ionable Styles which Will be sold tor
CASH at greatly reduced prices, among which may be
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-01
DRY GOODS,

being purchased al auction. great sacrifices will en-
able to offer still greater udu .ements. a, Wholesale
Retail Call at the Richmond cash Store for bargains
and then you will nevsr be- dsappoin cd, shall be
other sources. w. J. WILLIS.
Aprl "a IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-01
TRUSTEES NOTICE.

FENIlE creditors of Mr.. Francis S. Miller not mention
Il ed by in the deed Of Trust, made by him to
the undersigned, respectfully requested TO make
known their claims the underslgned,o r OF them on
the UNDERSIGNED TO bring their transactions as Trustees
of the said Miller to close. JNO. G. DAVIS.
}. WILLS.
April Il is
The New York herald., 1845-05-26
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS /:

TRAINS KUN AS FOLLOWS:
From Brooklyn Depot
Boston Trai1--oaz A. nj. daily, Sundays excepted.
Accommodation frain-sI A. NJ and r M for Hicksyille
and places And Tuesdays Thursdays and Sci
turdays, through to Greenport at sh A. M,
From Gyeenpon Depot
Boston Train daily Sundays excepted o'clock M,
or ON the arrival Of the steamers from Norwich. -
Account odaton Tran-At "a A. M, Oh Mondays Wednes-
days and Fridays.
From HicksriHe Depot n
Accommodation Train for Brooklyn-At A. NJ and la I.
The Boston Trains stop only Famngdale and St. Georges
Manor -.
The Accommodation Trains stop at the following places
going both ways to receive and deliver passen
The New York herald., 1845-05-26
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Circulation---Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD--Every day.. Price cents per
copy-$7 25 per annum-psyabie IN advance
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturday-Pricc 81 cents
per copy-$3 l2t cents per annum-payablo in advance
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prices-always
cash in advance.
PRINTING Of all kinds executed with beauty and
despatch.
0y- All letters communications, by mail addressed
to the establishment must be post paid or the postage
will be deducted from the subscription money remItted
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR OF THE NEW YoRK HERALD EsrARLIsHMENr
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
The New York herald., 1845-05-26
FASHION AND PEYToNA AGAIN.

PHILADELPHIA AND CAMDEN RACES will com
nfasf sTEspSy g 5hs c'Idsn s s co1rss ni NJ
Tuesday May nth Plate Rce $500 three mile heats, four
year old; dupwaId iO b. Entrspce 10 per
"wednesday, as $780, SaOO second horse four
Same day, 500; entrance 10 per cent sddedme
Thursday purse $780, $50 to second orsetwo mile heats
Same day. purse $500 500 to second horsehee mile heats
$1,000, egT mil. hsa. and sSs ehsmpion:hp q tSs
ho sy Eclipse Pw.n % M K%a1 Win
and :s oi @ M r A
s~S M Ss %ss s MI Il, rusa NTH NJ aS M % sad
.ss $;: %sss IA
box judge: stand
In the event Of bad weather the races will be postponed until
In all cases two or more to make race.
bu, s1Ss @ ss b sS horse the winner to receive
my ,;.as JOSEPH oi as;. iss Y'fgss pSss:sA.
GENTLEMENs' LEFT OFF WARDROBE
n ENTLEEN and Families can obtain the full value for all
% san ss Ky s
s
S9ossh ps Office e S
way, will be promptly attended to. my2l lm*m
CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE
WANTED.
T AIDES AND GENTLEMEN having any any cast of or
IL superuous Clothing dispose Of will find it their ed
s4 sd 4. % the a1I H M Ds g % highest h
N BA line through the Post Office otherwise, will be
promptly attended to- m20 im*ec
W# GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE.
~ ENTLEMEN Families going to Europe elsewhere.
" wishing disencumber themselves Of their superuous
wardrobe e,he. ladies' gentlemens; also, JEWELRY
cent than from those who highest
cash prices. II. LEVETT,
- Office No. Q Wall street, New York.
Families gentlemen attended their residence by ap
pointment. lTl.7 I-Ia "
And all orders left the subscribers Office or sent through
the Office. will be punctually attended mil lm*ec
OLD CLO'! OLD CLO'! OLD CLIO!
THE SUBSCRIBER pays the highest prices for Second
Hand Clothing. . aH
Clothing altered repare leaned in a superior stvle
The New York herald., 1845-05-26

nj B.-Privae House of Refreshments by d. w. TELLER
N. e Front stree.Breakfsst Dinner and Supper Is 3D.
before u until D. Supper from until 81 scock Aso % Beds
all in prime order Lodgings An gentlemen wishing
satisfy themselves The proprietor also keeps the old stand
Of Fulton and Front and Fulton Market
where he will continue to up the deicacies Of the
Also Wines Liquors. and Sega Of all kinds and Of
the choicest brands, direct from the importers.
mill lmrh
BOARDING AT n COURTLANDT STREET.
~ OOD BOARDING. with pleasant for single gentle
" Likewise, handsome furnished paror with bedroom
adjoining, suitable for genteel famy-by
myl3 imsrc MRS. GERE, n Courtlandt street.
The New York herald., 1845-05-26

PROSPECT HALL. YORKVILLE.
CoNRAD ABELMlAN respectfully informs his friends and
~ the public that the above well known and avorte place of
has recently been reted and open
stors boarder who wish the DUST noise and
ofa city life during the heat Of summer
Prospect Hail. Of the most beautiful country in the
neghborhood Of the chy situated directly the Harlem
Railroad tunnel be reached the City Hall in thirty
minutes, either by railroad by the Harlem stages.
The beauty house and OF the surrounding scenery
well known to need an extended eddescription.
The attention Of military companies particularly directed
the excellent for targehootng drill and parade
grounds tenpn alleys QUOT grounds &c &C. The
purposes aud he that his endeavo please will
for him the patronage OF public and particularly Of
his military friends.
He pledges himself refreshments &C. shall all times be
of the best quality and charges moderate my22 imeodm
The New York herald., 1845-05-26

rE1o BoATMEN, AND OTHERs.--Paying Stone OF frs
WILLIAM FORGAY
ai4imyr No. 40 Norfolk street
The New York herald., 1845-05-26

OLD CLO'! OLD CLO'! OLD CLIO!
THE SUBSCRIBER pays the highest prices for Second
i Hand Clothing. .H lN
Clothing altsred repare leaned in q superior style.
Remember the No.. $50 street. GEO. LEVIE.
m
The New York herald., 1845-05-26
SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION.

SHAKUN SPK1NJTS PAVILIUN,
CCHOHARRIE COUNTY, New York-The public are re.
- spectully informed that Mr. anion Of Congress Hail. Al
bany has associated himself with Mr. Gardiner and that this
establishment will be conducted by them.
The Pavilion will be opened for the Iscepton Of visitors
in the grounds and bathing and pledge
themselves their best exerons der this establish
t. &G.
Stages will be readiness arrival Of the
Joharrie, to take passengers to the house.
Mr. L. will heretofore continue the Congress Hail. which
Josu. my2 9m
The New York herald., 1845-05-26

PAVILION, NEW BRIGHTON.
THE PAVILION at New Brighton, is now in full opera
on, and the proprietor will be glad into arrange
ments with parties WHO who wish 70 engage e the
the Pavilion every day from u o'clock and the GLOBE
Hotel At all other hours. mys 3wrc
NVLLLLAMSB URGH COTTAGE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS nspeetfully inform the citizens Of
New York, Brooklyn, Williamsburgh and its vicinity,
wILLIAMsBURGH COTTAGE,
and furnished great for the accommodation Of resi-
dents and The Cottage eligbly situated eTods
south Of the Pick Slip Ferry and the Houston and
Grand street Ferries Commanding beautiful and extended
tsched to the COTT AGE aIage and splendid Garden conve
nient Promensdcs Grass Patts Shade Trees &C. making
most delightful summer resort to while away fey hours amid
richly worth visit being the best piece Of mechanism the
kind that imported to this country. Il will play fifty
different with remarkable harmony and accuracy The
choicest variety Of refrshment will all times be promptly
furnished.
N BIN connection with this establishment they have
WARM AND COLD SALT WATER BATHS-known
the Washington Baths The water all clear and
The Ferries from Peck Slip, Grand and Hous
ton street every fifteen minutes Ferriage four cents.
myl6 lmsec HANDFIELD HOEFT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-11-06

motion to dismiss was Withdrawn, and the bill laid
on the liable.
Senate bM In amendment of act in relation to
the state prison passed.
The amendment of the Senate to the bill restor.
ing Stuart Lilly to his privileges, was agreed to.
Reports. by committee Of Claims, that the claim
of James Morse has been twice presented and re
iected heretofore the House refused to entertain
the claim, after hearing the report of the commit
tee appointed to examine the accounts of the 10th
regiment
The Governor sent in message in reference to
the papers in relation to the early history of the
state, collected by Henry Stevens which was read
Adjourned TO Monday morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-13
HESRiS
CHINESE SHAVING CREAM,

on L OhIOt='t
ru,t1I. c;I, ;rs sdieI,5 of tins deshu oInt@ r
round beng Of Er o.s III R he ssn pur
,a;ry from any Other hefrtooT oe. b h. snaiion
ss;, t Radwn la, he competition ssh :, sg RI IN ",
and only vQq ta q 81, II P 2i ars Of labor and
IA 20 bring the article 10 Is pf'en state OF per
et,o, 1gG eo MID br,- The best, veil the
mos; economical sfIa.ia: compound nov, IN as--
,-russl OF the following testimonials Is RESPECTFULLY r.
qpss,so OF scIfIoE-N Nothing NOR iqlligbiy
~. inruinerablr additions wch constantly made 10 the
nun Of our minor comforts aud luNufles In our dwellings
Convenience We arr daily receivis acsoaS To our
comfort Even the business Of shsvins science hss been
innisteng largely eulcynenis hat process in-=
OF being an infection Is positively coufortlat IS II
you Sands Cos admirable sbavius sSai ti Just n
SOMETHING FOR TIE BEsRp-Not 70 make il grow 'ea
derat exactly deSirale hut sleadld aI'iGig oil
shaving cream unsurpassed aad believe rnsuTIassabie-
Nessrs A. sands Co 80 Broadway aye famous for The
superiority Of every thing h-y sell III the drug and Fepme
furnishing him with " EcaTys Chinese Shaving Cram i
beautiful il appearance beautiful IN vs. aud most o-e
E Several Of Gus contemporaries haze exhausted Tie pew.
e Of @ az IN -a s, q new e2aa4 81 f called H
rvs Chinese Shaving Cram L; i nd= clpal article,
A4 ID a al si ,t a g * prlrei S r saS IS one
the BEARDED hall Of humanity II IS so conyen.n and pleasant
that once tried will always after be deemed IN inisrsa-
DE requisite at the toilet q a gentleman J. /. sun
in i- shay Of Hcrr Chinese Shaving Cram Ia. recently
been tried 81 III undergoing The sd'!esnrT process
epd W. truly say ,ha; This preparation introd"esd r Isl
Sands Co. Z13 Broadway the peassntss snornt TO ts
kin we yer mad. use OF it mak the ic- soft and pleasant
and neither smart nor rosns follows tie trace Of ts rafr
IL Is decidedly thing used aud Tor aNrefs
and those who do their barherIns, i
sorr soAr-T best razor the world ]: Of iitiIe gse
nroyded the shaver has work for houT. irr: M athei
from hard soap No through the operation %
shaving wi,hou, h. is aided by other OF the shaving
c9mpcnnds for SAL by the perfnme, OF al. these which Ne
have tried we give HenFy Chinese Shaving ram pre-
rea Inv Sands Z Co. the preference u raises timex
delicate aud creamy laer which acs;cs the moving oe-
r,tiou fanousIy Wewould not have any objection 70 re-
ceiye adozen rots Of IT, which would last Us about haiI-
/ tozcn years. 1870. - u A'.O'A.
Druggists Zi3 Broadway Chamber street. y y. 'nce
~ c-nts per Jar Sold also Fulton and q Ea Broad
49, iel2 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-13
THE TRIBUNE.
SONG OF THE SOIL.
ny J. II. B. BAyLEy.

~. bulb OF the beautiful flower,
SAT as. ~ ,be bloom of the wild wood bower,
anu The blade OF the tender herb,
~ ,be tnlnk of the stalwaYt oak curb;
fnree the sap Of the mountain pine,
.rd curl the tcndrils OF the vine;
robe The forest and clo,he the PLAIN,
With the rpest Of fruit and the richest OF gram
The cheek ofthe peasant flush with health,
And Weld the sturdy yeoman wealth..
give the Split Of commerce wings,
Ard nrop the ,ottering thrones of kings
( The Gorgeous palace and humble cot
Owe every atom TO me they've got, ooato,
And the prince at his banquet, and hlnd al MS
Alike must depend on the fare afford.
Man NAV boast Of his creature might e....
His talents in peace, and his proves IN hsn';
And lord il over beast and bird, - " NOT
Bv the charm Of hs touch, and the spell Of his
Bnt am the sole and mighty source
Whence flows the tide OF his boosted loice-
Whatever his right, and whoever ne be,
> His pomp and dominion must come nom ne
lam the giyer Of all that's good,
And faye been since the world hath stood;
Where's there wealth on ocean, or beauty on iand
But sprung from the warmth Of my fostering hand
OR where the object fair and free,
That claims being, but 3 traced to me !!
Cherish then cherish. ye Sons OF toll,
The wonderful might OF the fruitful soil!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-13

fSo0D SITUATIONS FoR BUSINESS-Per>ans abou,
" 70 enter INTO busoeSs i;oTmej that they oS-
tsir immediate possession % Stands In the Partisan Bazaar.
No. 44e Broadway, near GraldStree., which consist OF
Counters and Glass Cases for the sale OF Dry Got>s Nil
lnsry. furricrs Articles Hats and Caps Watches aud
Clocks. Silver and Plated warc Lamps air Chandeliers
Cutlery, China and G,aSs Ware Pccketbecss, Maps Sta
onery ANIMALS and che books, Canes ard Umbrellas
fesiunery. Furnishing Articles, Ladies Shoe Store. Toy
&C. Ready Made Linen, Thread and Needle Store. and
every description OF aea; goods
Ibis Is Sefh1ps onc Of the best opportunities persons
VI siaii capital or ofther friends starting them INFO b,Si
ness AT very small risk. The Ra,aar il heated and light
60 ~ vac PROPRIETOR For further particulars apply al the
d sepS'te entrance MIL be made 10 .he Gallery
and Rooms on the second story which ,si be L., a Mn
nnery a,d Dress Making, Portrait ard Miniature Psint-
--s' 80. ose. lie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-13
PREMIUM STORE,

COCTHoUY & MEYERS. 3il broadway, respectfully
~ invite public 10 call at their and examine the
richest and most extensive assortment 10 bc found In this
country OF RRONZED and ORM0LU CHANDELIERS,
CENTRE, MANTEI, SOLAR, BRACKET and READ
INC; LAMPS, CANDELABRAS. GIEANDoLES, BRAC-
KET BRANCHES and CANDLESTlCKS, i'll every yari-
ETY. of patterns.
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS, and superb article, PC
culiarly desirable Tor packets aud steamboats,.
In evidence the superiority of this portion Of ilclr
stock any other its class offered the public i this
CITY, they can with honest pride less than SIN
GOLD and FOUR SILVER MEDALS awarded 10 the
manufacturers within the last years. for the greatest
variety and beauty OF patterns and the urvaed finish o
their work.
Every article sold by c. & N is warranted 10 DC what
they represent and those who wish obtain class
goods at price o0u paid for such arc OF very ic
rior quality. requested 10 favor them with call bccr-
purchasing elsewhere.
H. liberal discount to Churches and Hotels Ct ly