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New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-21

pULDERs' HARDwA wAREmsSEAMaS@ NO ko%ERHE. RI
-: -. n1.nt Of HARDWARE. consisting par, Of
American and English Locks But; Aisss Frame Puss
Rail Screws and Braces W coo anu Nj !, nSs
and Hinge Nails, Rivets Se. N|i 'u"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-15
From The Nashville Ting, May 3.
EMIGRATION TO TENNESSEE.

Ia = conversation few days ago with Mr.. Guonlher
the very intelligent agent Of DE Cock and Bishcfup Of
Anwefp, iu establishing colony OF Dutch Emigrants
in Morgan county in this State. obtained soiue in
eresiln. detail. IN relation 10 the enterprise.
About 100000 Of land have been purchased
aud two three hundred emg1nis daily eI pscled
to arrive. Others viii follow from time 10 time a. fast
as preparations can he made for their reception.
Doth Manufactures and Agriculture will engage the
attention OF the colony. For the purposes connected
with the former there is water power in the greatest
Guidance. The Agricultural operations will have refer.
ence chiefly 10 the cultivation Ul the vine and fruit trees
generally. Special attention viii be given 10 the raising
Of sheep aud the growing Of wool In view Of The last
mentioned object, the Company have already sent over
few OF the hnesl Electoral Ssxony Rams whose ogi-
tai cost $500 piece They have asu recently pur-
chased ffom Mr. john Shelby Of tins v,,nty his valua
bic cks Of Bakeaells and S9uthdowns Success 10 the
enterprise
We understand also tina, anuther COMPANY with
similar objects in view, have purchased about 10000
orcs IN Perry county and will proceed Immediately To
establish settlement there. Were the vast AQrcul-
iura and Manufacturing resources OF State more
generally known, and the Inducements they hold out To
foreign capitalists II c-nnoi be doubted that extensive
and highly advantageous Investments would immediate
| y be made by them among ns
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-15
The u, States Journal, (ltte The ,Mliisoainn ],


This paper processes to be the organ of the Young
Democracy. contradstinction to the "Od Hunkers
and il is maoes,ly at present, think in the clrysa
lis state of opposition the present Adminstra
though protesting of be ardeny devoted to its
interests.
For some time Its publishers hoped to succeed the
looe as the OH, al Journa-and long they did So
Their demeanor towards all sections of the party was ex
ceedngly courleons;but when the Onion was adopted
by the Executive, the U. S. Journal commenced its in
sdIous war, by giving The official paper sly hit under
the fifth rib, saying. 1.-The ros,on zoe occupy is proud
by far than that Of Of any stacked press fed nv
the crumbs from the table OF Executive pwe,-,houeh
not being 50 profitable quite, the Journal would evil
IDENTITY have been willing to abate somewhat Of its pride
to obtain II! And again. another OCCASION it delicate
~ hits It's successful rival for the spoils after this FASH
on " here is one sentinel here, at least, who will
speak the truth, although the heavens faP-in,inua.
ting pretty strongly that there is but enc,
We remarked, that the Journal is in the chrysals
state OF opposition. while ii Processes srea, faith in the
Administration. That this is So we think is deducibe
from two articles which appeared recently in refer,
oarpinlments and removals. In one OF them. !, g ,ss
that IT is constantly receiving letters and cor
tlons from the leading members OF the ur .r,,e, v.
Democracy. in relation to our politics, ,o,oi,.
IN 'ilce." This is intended as min, to Mr. p,lk thu,
''e i"ung Democraey" re getting sick on "hops
deferred" and will re if Offices are no, soon n,vds
lot men, but 'he Journal bids them "wai,-wai, pa.
"e"'y' anu a. Hh be wel"-their patriotic paws shall
oe '''ea "''" pap But i, is obvious that the our,,
NV Liter all so certain that Mr. Polk win move ran,
'''y enough in taking care Of our friends - (wbo
though hey can't take care of themselves il
entirely qualified to take care of the coun,rvN and ,h,.
fore it gives him this warning: "We.n INA, Re F,.L
Dow,) ""c told Mr.Van Buren,. over and over ao,o
that he who will not take care of his friends d,e.
deserve to have fends that 10 feed our enemies in Tim
o' war Is treason That our opinion them it is So
now" And II expresses the assurance ,hs, Al, p.lL
VIII, by universal prescription, .ayoia tho ,o,L n
""'" va" bnreh spiP'-thoueh we c,,sfoss il i. H..
INST time that We have ever heard Van pr, .a.a-l
oil any thing like berality or liberation, I, ,o,,.;a
'or MIR. Polk ia obey the voice Of the ..yo,n, D..
racy promply--or else he knows Tho co,sa,,,.
he who will nat take Gaze Of his fue,d. d,o. 49,, !.
serve 10 have frenIs" w
We have 10 doubt tia, M. Polk ,,;u NAB.
sweep" his political npFuen,s as the J,,,,., 49,.
but then, We doubt very much uhe,be, rho "
democracy" viii rtof'by ,ye change We n,be, ,,,,nI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-15

Inch shall prri IS fara msy b.. The We've Of ,h'
Northern puftion Of the church.
This nsoiuiipa led 10 animated discussion. 10
which Messrs. Drake, kleFrrsin, Early, langsireri
and Springfield tok par; and. sef having been chang
ed from the frm in which II originally preeen,cd
BY the mover into that stated sb,,e. Was adopted.
DIR. w. 4. Smith offered the E,!Iowing resolution,
which he begged to have laid the table until 10 NOR
row:
Recrsd by The Deiegafr, NJ n. several Annual fon-
erencss the Southern and Souf,cesfern STATES Gen
eyai Convention assembled Tia, oannot sanction
the action OF the lie general conference IL The Meth
odls Episcopal Church. the subject VI slavery. by
remaining under the ecclesiastical jurisdiction VI that
body without deep and lasting injury the interests al
the church and the Country; Se, therefore hereby IN
sir1e the committee organization. that II. npDn
careful examination If tho hole subject. they find that
there is reasonable ground hope that the Northern
msriy will recede FINN their p,sitinu and give some
safe guaranty fur the future security OF civil AID
clesasicai rights that they report in favor Of s.pafa,
on fnm the ecclesiastical jurisdiction Of the said gen
era conference.
On mo,ien the convention adjourned.
Tursp,r. May 6. isAa.
Ths convention mel pursuant Ia adjournment bishop
Andrew in the chair. Religious services by the kev.
e. W. d. liauis OF the Memphis conference.
ls,ge poriion 81 the srsson occupied in eSnla-
naions relative the system repairing the proceed
ings which had given dissatisfaction - sumo The
SPEAKERS
Dr. Smith of Virginia, rose in his place late in the
day and called up The resolution Which he in conjunction
With DR.. Pierce. yesterday offered, insnrlinI he
mlee organization to bring m rrfsnr - iavor Of
separation. Dir Smith spoke Tor ever two hours IN a
very plain but eloquent style, IN suPpf ol The resolu
ton which he had offered.
When he had closed the Convention adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-15

We frsrn from gentleman JUS, from Bachelors
bend. Mississippi. that VIM. b. Rucker killed on
lhe 10th Of March last. by man named George w.
Burton. at the house of Stephen NJ. jackson. It sp-
pears thai Burton attacked Mr.. Rucker with a pistol
which he fired-Rucker (beng unarmed) attempted to
throw the pistol up. in which he partly succeeded ~
that he received the sho, ia his shoulder Burton then
drew bowie knife with which he cut him in the aldo
men. the wound causing his death in four DAYS. We
have received the full particulars Of the aay but de-
cline publishing them We would add, from what we
have learned there was apparent for the bloody
deed The affidavit Of Mr. Rucker was taken bya ma
gslfa'e before he died. Buron fed. and has not been
heard from we hope he may be taken and brough,
to justice. Tieksburg Vhig
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-15
TIE ABOI.TrIONISTS.

The Abolitionisis divided into two factions, one
headed by Garrison, Phillips and Abby Kelly the other
by Blrney, Tappan, Gerr Smith and Alyan Stewart.
Both of the m held their anniversaries in New York
few days SINCE and each denounced the other almost as
harshy as they denounced in unison the Shareholders
The Garrison party in favor Of an immediate ,ssolu
ton Of The Union, and the orerro,c Of the
called Christian churches Ito their own language
las the only exodus Of the slave population ofhe States
from bondage" and upon these themes their leading
orators expatIaed at great length and with much un
ion Our readers will hardly expcc, us to cory ,be;,
ridiculous slang.
The Blney party, on the other hand, are apains,
dissolution Of the Uniun and in a.or of IN. church
They declare Gin the language ri one of their resolutions
that whether slavery is in or cut or Texas in ORION,
they will stand by the hon, of course because in
their opinion. that is ne sh rites, road to the ultimate
lncon Of slaver;
~" ny het.oldes thou the mote ia thy brothers. eve.
out co'sJerest not the beam tha Is in thine own eve
lhe hypocre! first oct the beam out Of thine own
se and then shalt thou clearly cast ont the mote
ont of thy brothers. eye"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-15
R.LE'cu, n. C., May 0.
" Bm uru. leare The pi,l, al,u, ~

"Bnnty, lcare The girls alone"
wo " three persons arrived here yesterday morning
in the Cars from Norfolk, Va in hot pursuit Of man
named frohett who had run of with The wife OF Mr.
Homes. taking along sundry small tfcs such as Silver
Spoons. money. bed furniture, &c. They got upon
their track after leaving Norfolk and followed them
TO this place, where they found, living at one OF
our Hotels. as man aud wife. Prtchcu was arrested
sod brought before the ntrndant for examination the
articles being found in h,s possession he begged 90
hard 10 be taken back Norfolk for laI that the per>
IN pursuit thought better 10 save the trouble Of
the Govenots demand. and acceded to his request-ta
sug back Ptl'eae,,, the wife, spoons aud all.
Register.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-15

The Legislature Of New York has just passed an Act
Incorporating the American Atlantic Steam Navigation
Company, with capital Of Two millions of dollars
The Company is designed TO operate un3sr the recent
act OF Congress authorizing the rs Master General 10
make contracts Tor carrying the American foreign ma lis
In steamships and rrser,lne 10 the Government the op
tinn o' taking The steamships employed in carrying The
foreign mails, r the service the Navy in case Of war
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-15

'"a'' Ike t'e' organ, they will he ,nrnrd ont =,
anu l" enabled to occupy the 'pruu1er p.sitla,,, -
ing oy '''e' own industry, than il Hey were .fsd
crumbs that tall f'om the table Of Executive ,,.. =,
"nc" ''eh 'gh spirited fellows Judging of them bv ,,a.
,hs. 'a'u' 's'n'f esc'ew than dssre' That this will
be their fate indeed. the T. s Journal seem.
10 be aware For in late NJ .hrr, i, ,..s v.r,
"Uhy cas II done ~ and. reading To SEE wb,,
done. to elicit this sharp perrugatory we saw ina,
oil op tra' democratic friends Reilly. rden an,
Ian' nave bre" re'"ved from ofh e by The Collect,
na'''''0e and 'f this RENEWAL the Journal demand.
The reason why was il done p, Wbv ., =
you know 2 They beonged To the "Ymno H.,
'y. t'he new flash term Of The Gah nnnes J and H.
9TH es We're wanted for the Old Hunkers, ,rL,, ~,
sfcret-and being 50, it requires M pr,phe, 10 f,,.
that The U. s. journal will soon be pouring ho, sb.,
10 the "o"'0",' and the Executive who ..preserp,,p
asss eop can De 'nl'"n to cerherus large enough
to stop his mouth, which imagine it will M, ~. a'
to do! "aiu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-15

The Bank Of 81 Ciair, Michigan. This Institution
We learn by letters from Detroit, uade an assignment
IN the Isl of May The cause Of its soppage the fail
ufe Of Jesse Smith Suns. Of Cleveland Ohio who were
the Of the bank, aud whose specualiuns n ca nal
boats steamboats,. -four mills. produce real estate, ex
change, bank stock, cattle. dsterics and hundred
other things, extending the whele country, have
Involved them In grea, cmbarrassmcnts. The circula
ton OF the bank VAS large, aud the failure will produce
very vide distress among the farmers and dealers in O.
hu, Indiana and Michigan. " !. Post.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-15

Execution -tARpy CARsoL,.. no,orou. offender,
was hun. at Louisbug Friday last pursuant to sen
tence IN the presence Of large crowd Perhaps there
never WAS case which strongly illustrated the
want OF Penen,iary thar this. He had noncmania
Tor stealing, aud had been convicted captaly we believe
'hree several times for horse stealing but escaped each
time, either by craving the benefit Of the clergy or
through defect in the record lewas finally hung
Tor GtAnd larceny the article stolen think, being
pair OF euspendees from store
Raleigh IN C.) Register.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-15

Military ,aio,sments. --Irhe st St Louis Reyee q
the 29,h ult says -
We are inlormtd that Col. kearncy. United State.
dragons, will leave this place The 9TH OF May, o
Fo lcsrenworh and will proceed as soon as the eras.
VII sustain the horses with several CONF anes Of dra
Goons. 10 fo Laramie South Pass Of the Rocky Noun
ians Tho expedition is intended impress remote In
dams with proper IDEAS OF the power Of the Government
We arc mol informed What route will be selected Oh the
return.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-15
May 8
1TII, TURN Err 4 Co.


ID Il Y q 90 ID
No Is .Yaiss Street,
RICHMOND,
A RE now receiving, and will continue to receive
"A during the season, unusually large and desra-
bic stock Of
q o o d s,
which will be selected with great expressly for the
Virginia and North Carolina trade.
They most respectfully call the attention of Merchants
visiting this City their stock. assuring them that
their principle Of doing business consult the
interest Of their customers and themselves by keeping
such articles Of Doth
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MANUFACTURE,
as cannot fail to give complete and entire satisfaction
Those Merchants, who have been in the habit of Wis
itirg the Northern cities, will fnd their advantage
10 give them n call.
Richmond. March 90 On if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-15

FIfswoRrH. the pedestrian, il at New Orleans per
frnp the arduous task Of walking 900 miles in 200
successive hours for 81 900 Hecumnencsd on the Z7i
uii,na and will have to continue walking, IN order Ia
win the wsger for foy-onc days and sixteen hours. Tins
will carry him 10 the end vi the first week in June
4 task Of no irlhrng character, with satry southern
sur
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-15

Illinois Canat-We are happy 10 announce that the
ibernia brings intelligence ha, the parties interested
IN England have yielded their full assent to the cond
iions Of the law relative to The Illinois Canal and Bonds
which finally and definitely arranges the whole of that
matter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-15

The huge gun, intended tr III. u. $. steamer Prince
ton is nrafy completed. and has become inject of
considerable curiosity in Liverpool the largest can
non eyer made The gun was manufactured in the solid
by MI Horsall at the "Alersry Steel and IioD Works"
1t was in the rough nearly IA fee, long, and abou, 80
inches IN diameter at The thickest end.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-15

JosErH Bor,raR1E, the younger. Roman prince,
by the title oi Prince MusQrand eldes grandson Of 10
sEPH osArARTE. called Count Of Survllllers, so long
an nhabilant of ~ York aud New Jersey arrived three
DAYS ago and tok possession 81 the large and
donna called Point lIreezc, Bofdentown, devised
To- him by his eraodfaihe,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-15

We are exceedingly panied TO learn. just as this pa
per going to press, that tho Hon. CnIroN ALLEN
IN consequence OF very serious and permanent injury
received by TALL from his Nurse, has deelued cand
dacy inr Congress In The Fleming District. Maysr,
(ky) Eagle, Nays.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-15

We learn from Missouri that another man by the
name Of Marin has fallen victim to the suspicious VI
the Regulators lie had been told leave the country
We are informed and choosing to obey any such
der he was wayl laid and shot Boutng Green (ho.)
E1,,ruaf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-15

We have repeatedly noticed the movements of L. S.
troops towards the Texas frontier There are now con-
cenFaed at Fort Jessup twenty three companies the
leasi-@ven OF Dragons and the rest Of lntanry.N.
o. PIC. May LIST.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-15

A NEGRO LAWfER.--In the Boston Common
Pleas, on Saturday. Macon B. Allen, negro, was i'd.
United ,oPrsc,cs Jaw,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-15

o. Aiming the passengers in the last steamer from
England, was young Mr.. Rves (son Of Senator r. If
Virginia, late Secretary of Legation London, which
post he has resigned Also, joel w. White late our
Consul at Liverpool, (srperseded by Gen. Armstrong;
who, /, is said, is bearer oi important dispatches from
the L. s. Legation at Belgium to the American Secrea-
y of State, Also, Mr.. lraly. young American artist
who is commissioned by Louis Philippe take for him
the portraits of John q. Adams, Gen. Jackson Ddnl
Webster, Henry Clay, and some other distinguished A.
mercans Mr.. Ii. it is said, will proceed once to the
hermitage, in consequence of the precarous health Of
Gen. jackson
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-15

o. The Baltimore American of the 10Th lust states
that within the week preceding that day 4S0 hhds Of
Tobacco from Mason county, Kentucky, were .oId in
that city, a, the high aversae price Of IS ca per hun
dred pounds the sales amounting TO about $50, 600
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-15

CoNNECTlCUT.-The Legislature of,h,s State
assembled at Hartford on the 7ih inst A. n Skinnr
OWhlg) was chosen Presiden. Of tho Senate, without
opposition For Speaker Of The House. lse vote stood;
w. W. Boardman (Whg) 81, Cyrus II. Beardsley
Qoco) 50. scattering 10. At the close Of the fiscal
year. there balance IN the State Treasury of $2,
800; besides which there is permanent fund Of $780,,
600. the ineome Of which is applicable the ordinary
expenses 1goyerpment; also, s.hul fund OF over t2>
uU0,u 600. Connecticut is fee f;va debt. That is one
nf the advantages of being Wing State,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-15

RHODE iSlAND.-The Legislature of Rhode Is-
land met al Newpur on the 9Th inst George &. King.
tNhigI was elected Speaker OF the tIouse-the Lieu
tenant Governor presiding in the Senate 10 the Sen
ate, on the 7h MFR. Potter introduced general amnes
y act. authorizing the liberation Of Drr and all others
now Ia prison tor offences against the State and restor'
ing them to their rights and privileges. 1t was laid on
the table and ordered be printed The mpressivn ~
h4eefet, that 1t will not PASS,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-15
ONE. DAY LATER

since the foregoing in type we learn that Tho
New i"fk Sun received lo'ion paper. by lh. H.
btrnla une day later HAN lis contemporaries rnranl,r
an account of an Important de ate IN Parliament, and
The news ut the passage OF Sir Robert P,.', bill h,r the
grant To Maynooh Coll,g- by vol. If 323 ,u l76 -
The closing speech Of Sir Rob II quit ,carih. n It's
tune. tie demons rated .'the nec.ssr,v o conciIiniy
ireland, aud alluded Ia probaLle mar ~iiL The Ini,d
States as OF The reasn $ why tir-at Bnain sluud
concentrate all her energies In maintain nn,pat,d H..
power and dignity of the United Kingdom" Ifuar
should come, he desired that ,lreltnd should stand
ranked with England and The energies If a united pa.
pie wonid insure glorious triumph just cans-"
He added "On the horizon If the " ,s ttrr. * ch,d
"a cloud. small. but threatening iunre darkn.ss-
"Whlle we were most Tor the adjustment of tho
impending dfetnces-whle we w,uld leave nolhl
"unJone 10 effect the smrabIe settlement oC the Ofe,u
"ques'ion-ye, did feel i, yari of my duty as frs,
''minsrer 10 the CROWN. stale tina, if our riohs
"were Invaded, we we're determined and prepared to
''malhtiln them l.ond cheers, aver that.
when | was called upon 10 make that drrlars-
''tion. did recolIect, with satisfaction and conso-
'la'on, tina, the day before had sent message #
peace to Ireland snow NAV God avert Sc great an evil
"as war. Noud cheers God forbid that this lime Of
general peace should be 81 awfuy disturbed But if
It ito be soft war is to come Guubl much con.
'slderlng what is befre (allnd,ng To the oppD-
siilon 10 Ministers on this question: whether the YIN
dcaiion Of honor and Interests will not be CON
"fded to other hands. (lIear, hear) But to whom
"soever they may be committed, shall take my place
"beslde them, encouraging them by any support can
give IN an honorable canse. Cloud cheers J"
Alter tins exciting speech, the hill passed. above
stated The Ministers were Of course overjyed al The
result The New York Sun says--'ll is probably the
first time on record that religious grant has been
red by appealing to the belgeren prop,nsllirs OF The
English Commons The Premier has evidently az.
cep'ed oConne's c6"r VI lreland's services 10 hgh.
America 'nr Oregon and Texas II Remains 10 be seen
how the bargain will be carried ont"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-15

P.ITTESO.V' ~ BURR.
G q N Nj : 5 ION RCHA N T. s,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
"AVE in Store and offer Tor sale,
30 cases prime quality Calabria Stick Liquorice
"Baracco' and 'Duca di Ca,aglano" brands.
81 cases hes, quality Spanish Mass Lqurce.
They will be- also constantly recent of North Car
ona Clipped Herrngs and Shad, dlrec, from the tshe
rles. all OF which they will sell accommodating terms
to the Lynchburg trade.
90 Any orders for the above articles left With us
will be duly forwarded. and promptly attended TO-
MCDANIEL & McCORKLE
May CIV if