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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-28
From The .Nac Orleans Bee, .9pril ii.
FROM TEXAS.

BY the arrival of the steampacket New York W,
have received files Of Galveston papers 10 the Oh
inst. They contain Iille and mainly occupet
with the subject Of annexation. The Galveston Dali,
News discusses AT length the mode in which tn,
people VI Texas constitutionaly upon the Join
resolutions. On the hand it has been said that Pres
dent Jones has constitutional power 10 entertain pop
osiii0us which 90 the overthrow of The present gov
ernmen and ON the o;her that there is provision ia
the laws or Constitution empowering the Exc ;uye OF
Congress 10 call a Convention Of the people. Under
these circumstances the Editor sugges that the people
themselves form a Convention and proceed to draft a
State Constitution in conformity with the article in the
present Fundamental law Of Texas comforting upon them
San nalienabe right OF all times alter the governmeGt
as they may think proper"
Meetings in favor OF Annexation ntinue to be held.
One at San Augustine was very large gathering, and
attended by the Vice President OF Texas, General
Henderson, Mai Kaufman and other leading men of the
conny Ia NacoadOchos. nut 900 voters, is stated,
there not twenty opposed Ia the measure.
Much anxiety is experienced to ascertain the opinion
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r'0A. AxYzy.-.yo. ~.

LOT Grn lonston IN regard To the annexation law. The
Galveston News says thai he Is bending under the whirl
wind of popular opinion, which is speaking with Voice
o thunder around him. lie does not oppose the measure,
aud his ronmlta course has induced his friends 10
declare positively that he Ia now 10 favor Of it.
Tie following paragraph from the Galveston Gazette
OF the dh couirmse statement recently communicated
10 Us by letter
"l'he British chip Eurydice. Capt. Elliot. arrived
oil This pom an 'lhuraday from Vera Cruz. BY this
arrival both The Ministers of Great Britain and France
IN 'fe&as have received dispatches Their Precise pur
pou Is not known. hut 1t is understood that they bring
enened overures from the present Government Of Mexi
g. tor tho recognition of Independence, and the
emn' ol all questions in dispute between the Two coun
trlcs.p
A theatrical company has arrived at Galveston. and
propose Ia 1--WE seres OF performances. Among The
menlhcrs, We note tho names ui Mr.. Newton. Mrs.
liati Mrs. Bennie, OCEAN,, &c.
George w. Kendall. Esq., editor of the n. Orleans
Piolyune. arrived al Houston the 9th. We UNDER
stand says the News that he ia proposing an expedi
ioa into Tho country a buffalo hunt I. is to be-
hoped that he will find pleasure in his present
visit to our country, than on his last campaign 10 San
Ia he.
L. y. We have since received verbal information
thai Maj A. J. Donelson. Charge TO Texas. had been
two days at Washington, but had no, laid his despatch
es helore the Executive Mr.. Jones had mol expressed
an opinion either way but generally supposed 10 be
opposed 10 annexation We further learn that the only
persons who manifest any h sility towards the
are portion Of The people abont Galveston aud Illus
ton Every where else II would appear that public o.
pin,an is almost unanimous III It's favor.
Mr.. de Saigny. the French Charge 10 Texas. cana
passenger in the New York MIR. Elliot the British
CharHe had sailed from Galveston The Sd for Charles
tom thu English soop of Electra. where he ex-
poets 10 meet his family.
The lion. Ashhel Smith Secretary of State Of the
Republic Of Texas, came passenger by the New York.
and leaves to-day Tor Washington, on an important mis-
sion 10 this Government.
II lie further stated that the Custom House officers on
either bank Of thu Sabine have discontinued the colec
ons OF the custom dues the question OF hnnexaiion
In their opinion. being alrendy settled.
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Tcra0 s. ASerleo.
IMPORTANT CORRESPONDENCE

The undersigned, Sc &c. has Tho honor 10 address
the llh john g. Calhoun. Sc. &c. Ion The purpose Of
uaking knawn Ia him tie profound regret with which ha
mas that the general Congress pl The tniun has
passed law consenIng 10, aud admitting into The
IN eriean Confederation, the Mexican province OF Tex
as.
The undersigned had battered himself that. in TIN.
question: the enld aud sound opinions of the eli
2'ns mosl distinguished aud experienced IN the manage
ment OF public atalfs IN this Republic. would have RE
vailed in the deliberations ol the Legislative body md
OF the Inioi,-bnt, unfortunately, tins has na been
the case and CONTRARY to his hopes and most siucerc
wishes. he sees cansummaed, by the American Guv-
cmmenl, an ael OF aggression, the most UNJUST which
can be remembered ~ The annals Of modern history
each the srolaon If friendly nation. Ike MeNi.
ca. Of a considerable part of her territory.
For such REASONS the undersigned IN nllilmont OF his
instructions, finds himself Obliged 10 protest. he does
accordingly proiesl. IN the solemn nanaer in the
name nl The Government against the law passed on the
2sth Of ae munth by the general Congress- of thu L.
nlled States and aanctioped the s Of the pfoaent
month. by he President Of the said States by which
the province OF Texas, integral part ui the Mexican
tetttury, is allowed TO be admitted into the American
Uniuu.
The undersigned. in like manner. declares that tho
aforesaid law can IN ~ mpnnrr nyalidale The rights
which The Mexican nation possesses to recover the
esaid ptavneo of fcNas 81 which she Il INV uniuetly
despuiled and which right she will sustain aud enloree
NJ all timea by whatever means are In her power
The undersigned will say in concusor Ia the Hon.
Secretary OF State al the United Sates in order tina, he
may be pleasrd inurm thu President 1.-THE said States
OF the saine. that IN consequence of the law anans
which he has Just pfaiealrd hs mission 10 this govern
mept Is terminated from 10 day. Consequently the uns
dersgnei ftdneBs lhe lion. Secretary Of State 10 be
pleased send him his passports, he has arranged
10 qail lhise city as soon as possible or New York
Tho undersigned. Sc
tsigned,l T. \. ALMoNIE.
NAsuINeroN, 9th March lel3
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ssN a4So
NE LYNCHBUR VIRGINIAN

,ossishsd sem'osekig (epcry Monday aud far'sdoy0
Fan, Dollars per annIua, payable in edeance. No sub
,r;i be receipedto r shorter time than Sir months
oopsr riH discontinued, (ercepi at the discretion
n l,i;tors) until al erreafases paid.
~. ENTERTAINMENTS inserted at so cents per
FOR iess) for every inner form insertion aud 374
nor square (or iess) far ercry outer form insertion
rrERi ADVERTISER as required TO note, on his
,c,ipt ho long he tsises has advertisement inserted
,a advertisement, not SO noted, 'a be inserted Il" ITS DIS
eontiaua,cc be ordered. ......
top YEARLY .fDT'ERTFSL.N6i The terms are for
M nri,sre of tro squares, $40 for square, s25 for
an, sgture inner form s3j. Erery yearly Advertiser
,ubs ezircd to eone MS edocrtsing to hs palte"-
lar line Of business.
aS ROB PRINTING erecnted neatly and erpedtious-
and IN reasonable terms.
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Dgs. .yOEs.v -. CTG
y'ESEY' Es'skk COME.
New spring HOmnets, Ribbons and
Cy,0yIyTRS,


LTNCHBURG. .1prii 10Th. 1915.
w NJ. J. WILLIS is now receiving and opening
w pr Packet Boat, an additional supply of Bonnsts
Ribbons and F}o,cers which makes his stock III this
branch of his business large and desirable, and will be
sold less Than similar Goods can be purchased for IN this
MARKET which lie cordially invites the Ladies 10 exam
inc henre purchasing elsewhere, as he will take great
pleasure in exhibiting them. Amongst assortment just
received.
Prince Albert. Birds Eye and Plain Braid Bonues,
some extra fine.
Inserted Pedal and Rutland do
Wave and Lace do splendid article
Misses open Straw Wave and Lace Brads and Plain
Siraws
t;mpspys a new article for Misses
Real French out aud inside Flowers a large assert
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons, large stock al bargains
800 Band Boxes all sizes. cheap.
shall open III few days pr. Red Bird, my End sup
ply UI
DR. GOODS, &c.,.
being purchased auction. at gTtat sacrfrr5, viii en-
able me d offer still greater ndu emeuls, at Wholesale
" Retail. Call atlhe Richmond cash Store for bargains,
and then yon viii nrvS he disappointed. as sal! be-
reving FRESH GOODS lron auction weekly. and
other sunrccs w }. WILLIS.
Ami n is
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NEW sO.NeEEgy.

fENlG undersigned have this day formed n eo.rart.
Il nership under the style aud firm Of
rT'CLANATIAfy, CRErTsJrhvv 81 CO..
70, the purpose OF doing general GROCERY AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS, and have lAkrn the
large granite font house lately occupied by N. ;.
lnnghame 4 Co. and will keep constantly on hand n
laae Stock Of q r o { T. Il / r. 5 of ever, descrip
tlon which will be sold low for cash. IN exchange
for all kinds of Country Produce.
The particular attention Of f.. q. McCianahan viii
be devoted 10 the sales of Tobacco Flour and all ether
produce consigned 10 care, cur eharae lor selling
Tobacco is 50 els. Der hhdl Goods received aud for
wardedi no charge Tor draynge.
We wish 10 buy 1000 bills, Of good Family Flour.
for which the highest cash price will be given.
JNO u McCIANAlAN.
r. &. McClANal1AN,
n W CRF\SIIAW
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Fin and sheet Iron BUSINESS
CONTINUES.

FEyIiE subscriber will in future carry the
Il Tin and Sheet IRON Business,
in The well known house, formerly occupied by Messs
Williams s Victor Sllversmiih shop, Main street
Lynchburg. Thankful for the patronage Of my custom
crs heretofore, wish continuance Of the same. NJ,
prices will be to suit the times.
LARNlN A. NOMAGK.
r. n
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nerAnrtiENr on STATE.
MAsnlhnroN. Nlnreh DO. lsl5.


The undersigned. Secretary of State oi thu United
Nlaes, has received The note uI GHnnrdl Amune, thu
Envoy Extraordinary and Munster Plcnip1tenimfy o
The Mexican Republic ol the 9th lust, addressed 10 his
predecessor. The Honorable John g. Calhoun proieatlna
IA Tho name OF his Government against the resolution o
The late Congress for anneNng Texas 10 the ned States
aud he has submitted the 10 the President.
In answer the undersigned 10 Instructed 10 say, That
lhe admission Of Texas one Of the States OF THIS
nlon, having received lhr sapcllon Of the Legislative
and Executive Departments If the Government, n now
iIfevocahly decided lar the Ined States nfe con
cerncd Nothing but the refusal olfeXaB TO rauty tht
terms and conditions on which her admission depends
can defeat this object II a. therefore too late nj pre-
sent 10 reopen discussion which has already been eN
haused aud again 10 prove that Texas has long since
achieved her Independence OF Mexico. aud now Stands
before The world both dc jure aud dc fdcio, SOW
erelgn and Independent State amid the family OF nations
Sustaining this character and having manifested strong
desire 10 10 one Of the members Of our Conledency
neither Mexico noraay uthcr nation will have just cause
OF complaint against the nlt6d States for admitting hei
into the Union
Tho President nevertheless regrets that the govern
meni OF Mexico should have taken offence at these pro
rcedlnes, ard he earnestly trusts thai it may hereafter
be disposed 10 view them Ia favorable and friend
ly light. Whilst entering upon the duties OF the Presi
DENTAL Office, he cheermly declares in advance that his
most strenuous efforts shall be devoted To nnlcabe
adjustment Of every au.oo painl between the two
governments aud 10 the cultivation Of the kindsi and
iuos friendly relations between two sister Republics.
The undersigned haa the honor transmit Gener.
al Almonle his passport according to his requesi and Ia
assure him Of his distinguished consolidation and regard
tSinaed) JAMES BUCHANAN.
To BrgadIer General,
Dos l., n. Altasasr. g &c
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HENRY GUFpBAsa 81 CO.,
IMPERIAL
DRT& 0EHTENE.

E'IlF co partnership heretofore existing between Wo
l. MACK & RoeERs, is dissolved by mutual consent
LARKIN a. WOMACK,
JAS. b. ROGERS.
Feb 10 is
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NEW a'ENEE &bsOEsS.

81 JUST received new and beautiful
81 style Shoes, initiating the Boot in neat
81 @asoess; yet beiog more pleasant for summer,
~, and only third the cost, must
be the article TO please those whe wish fine ar
lice at low price, ! respectfully solicit examna-
tod. CALVIN lHOMPSON.
N.B-A splendid assortment Of all kinds Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Gaps &c. al unusually low prices.
March 81 2w iC-3w Of
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RZcHr.Ic~ ~, I12pl1ICTsgURG &
POTON { R.4U-RO. COMPANY.
CREAV REDUCTION OF RATES.
FARE To tGEpEaIcEsBuRG,
l.. ~. ~ u - .r1.1nnD

I ARE To tEEbEHii iSBl re, ~
FARE no BALTIMORE. 3
Ig1AE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG s
4 POTOMAC RAIL ROAD CO, hereby give
noirp. that from aud after the Isl May. the rates OF
fare between Richmond aud the northern will be-
redured. ss t,Dws:
fumn Richmond 10 Fredericksburg. 81 90
From do do with
return Ticket. 5 90
from Richmoud 10 Washington. 90
From Richmond In Baltimore by the rail road aa1
Steamboat line 10 Washington. and thence 10
baltimore by the superior stage line OF Alessrs.
Jacob Peters g. Co. D 90
After the list Jnne il is understood that the fare on
the Baltimore aud Washington rail road viii also be re-
duced when the fare Baltimore by the rail~read line
hroughon viii not probably exceed from So To so 81.
Passengers going north hy the rail road line through
out leave Richmond Al s A. NJ, arrive in Baltimore Ia
tea Phliad, phia in the course Of the night, aud r."
York early the day. being day IN advance OF pas
sengers hy the river and hay bnaisOr passengers viii
ling remain night in Baltimore may take one Of the
stesmb.al lines 10 PhadeiPha the next day al
charge Of from ST. 1851 50 only Tins making the whoe
fare heiwe Ricmond and Philade Ihia 1.-THE stage
line be taken between Washington and Baltimore from
500 S. 50 only. IHOS. SHARP,
Agent Of Transportation.
Richmond A ri 25 III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-28

I'D NAWAl from the subscriber, living ON Siann-
Il Z Ton River. near Greer's Ford Bedford county Va,
the Dist Of his month"; his negro man
MARTIN.
| will give the above reward Of TEN DOLLARS, to
any person who will apprehond and deliver the said run
away To secure him in Jail so that get him again.
Martin is thirty five or SIX years old. five feet nine OF
ten inches high stout made OF rather bright complex
ion, has small his forehead and one On his
breast anl had on when he eit bue cloth cnat and a
pair brown jeans pants. He has wife at MIR. Thomas
Helms, in Franklin county, in which neghborhood |
lhink he may now be lurking.
JAMES BURNETT.
April t.
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March IL
Dissolution oc Co-gsarsnersMip.

SlE eo-paunefship heretofore existing between the
d undersigned, under the style Of Edmond, Watson
G Co. 10 this dag Dissolved by mutual consent The
debts aud ELECTS Of the have been purchased by
Mr.. James NJ. Boyd who intends 10 carry the bns-
ness himself Al persons indebted to the firms of Ed
mond, W Watson < Co., VIM. II. Watson s Co. and
Boyd, Edmond & Co., are requested 10 pay To james
NJ Boyd aoae-and all the creditors Of sand firms will
apply To him for payment.
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40 Mnsons nIia Odd Fellow,

10 HEnsons md Odd Fellows.
a assortment of TRIMMINGS ron REGALiAs COM
N ptisine Gold and Silrer Fringe. Gold aud Siircr
Lace, Gold and Siirer Stars. Gold and Siirer Iasstls
Gold aud Siirsr Braid and Sirer Btpln Fringe, Sc.
J. H. FIlZGlBBoNS.
April q is
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T'p C0U.B'TEs T. .fER8sG' FFsF.v'T,S.
'Ehlla subscribers are now receiving a very large
aioei of Hardware, Cutlery &c. aud earnestly
lic call from Merchants visiting our market, lhcy
are determined 10 sci good bareaina
II. b. & W. A. RICHARDS
Sent - f.
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GEefh6tnGrekEt.s

NHyE have a general assortment OF FAMILY GRO
w CERES, which will be sold low for cash OF II
schauee for Country Produce.
JOHN klNNlER & co.
March Is
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ROBERT EDMOND.
Feb. l.
CONFIRMATION.

'E'lE undersigned. having purchased Of Mps.r. Ed
mond. Watson = Co, thoiI stock OF Guods will
carry the business, the old stand himself He will
keepa good assortment Of Groceries on hand and solles
continuance pl The patronage which has been extended
To the old firm. JAMES NJ BOYD
Feb. "a "a
The New York herald., 1845-03-29

NEw YoRK LEeIsLATuRK-March N-The bill
releasing the lien OF the State upon the New York
and Ere Railway was up again in committee to-
day. The bill was committed TO a select commit
tee OF one from each Senate district, to amend and
report. The greater portion of the session of the
House was taken up in discussing the bill prevent
betting on elections. The bill proposes to punish
all parties to wager by hne and imprisonment, or
either. The majority of the House being Of OPT
MON that the punishment of betting by imprison-
iag the offenders would tend materially, not al
together, to stop the practice The bill through.
section was added, Furnishing parties offering to
make bets as guilty of msdemeanor. The provi-
sons of the bill are very stringent, and am fearful
they will defeat the working of it. The Senate
had short discussion on the bill to incorporate a
company to construct railway from New York to
Albany. An amendment confning the track of the
road to within two miles of the river was lost
With the view Of testing the sense Of the Senate a.
10 the proposed application OF the Harlem Co to
continue their road to Albany, Mr.. Faulkner offer
ed an amendment requiring this company to start
the line ef their road from the line dividing the
counties of Westchester and Putnam. II was not
disposed Of when the committee rose. bill
to empower the New York and Erie Railway to
extend branch track from Chester village to New
burgh was under debate in the Senate. II gave
rise TO an acrimonious debate between Senators
Denniston aud Scov, as to The position OF the tor
mer gentleman in days gone by in regard to this
New York and Erie Railway. Senators Mitchell
and Clark opposed the bill in the Senate to-day,
but il will probably pass The bill from the Assem-
bly, 10 incorporate the Brooklyn City Hospital was
tavorahlv reported today in tie Senate. LIVING
,fou's ALBANY Letter, March "a.