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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01

Steam Canal, -The Na,ion,l I,,.ll;,.c.,
2iIh nIi., notices experiment, made IN ,b. ,v..l.
ton Canal by DIR. MEG oune Of ,hat ,;,, :,
p"re''"' "a us steamboat propeller. The propeller
', ,, III 'oa' ABOUT forty feel long and eieh, fee,
'' Ut ae'oh oi these propellers t.ltlers from all
~ 'H''"s lateral and direct motion instead of a
s''a'af one The boa, passed s.noohly along The ca
"''' without causing any Other apple than thai occasion
'"oy us velocity through ,ew1ler. The PROPELLER did
'' '''se suicient swell 10 affect the banks of ,. -.
"'' although passing within or feet uf ils si,e. r.
passing under bridge, the chimney vas .,,ilv ,nd
speedily Struck. aud placed horzoraily on III. dscl
l no OK Experiment. appeared 10 be Successful
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01

.Nsaaasds " tra-.a s:... r.iri.,.ss, c,ats,.,
Etc Salile Of entire account VI his public sxs.nd,n,s
during The eight yrarsol the Revolutionary War.
up by his own hand, and s,Ine of the mys, hibernate.
documents Connected with his military curnm,nd az
civil administering; in beautiful letter pres.. with
beiilShments- s.
Fas Smiles Of Ipas.ilgson's Letters ON .s,,,.,.,,u
and other Interesting opics To Sir john Sinclair Re-,
NJ r. embesaed with a Portrait, View Of Mann, v.
ION. and the Tomb Of Washington -Price A.
Here are iwo boks u which Americans NAV w.r.-
proud. The archives u TO other n,,i,,o
modern can produce the like. They are the r.y;s,.,,
'''r Signs manual of him whom We clry in calm, r..
Father Of hs Couiry-iruly monument, orh;, 49,,
"" monuments that will better perpslua,. hi. nan.
and better npaft the preseu, and all succ,.d,o.
ratons' The True idea u the perfection and cr,oJ.
his character than The mos. custly piles vi m,rbl. l.
The language OF Mr.. Clsy-",hey are rreciou. ~.
witch every American Citizen should n,ssrss - A..
we refer to letters c"mmendaory from some of ON, a..
statesmen, addressed to Mr.. Knight the publisb., r.
slmiies OF which are given in the WORK. shown, =.
great value OF these monuments. Not 4 hone, IN ;.
Union should be without one or both of ,h... -.
iohns men should buy il for themselves: F.,h.,. Il,
Their children; and the aged, WIN count nm h,, ,
more days here. as The richest lrsacy 10 their heir.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01

toarpSe or. FACTORY oPKRariyS Young ern
isenan if"m Ststh tafuliha --hraitiy. near ~
lai''e oil distinguished fce lfade Kefftstsra tive H.
1nngiess fom that Staie--t'~k mp Ia lowell la,t
""h, td ibr putsfse ut making iN1HIluattdu into
she maaaiseloiy system. The closer his ,fanlnaiin
The stronger grew his opposition To The whole sys EN-.
he DAY alter his arnval friend i,nk hin nio une
81 TIE mus, Where he lad an uppufuuly II s.rins The
arrfalses ihrit lauus, lie CAM nni VIII brlief
epg,un at sho llisn lie had hef.rc riIrrainfd
lie made s,c.ind alone and rrturrrd stll naf,
III las,f al tie riy hich had made .avr What u
IS A'ief thHd we'll he .fuelnmcd himself ih5fdsh
pfntcuse nan. HIS envrrspn was ~ rrmpik shir
that II hreame sppanHt there be sone invisible
agency seHrlhlnl Hat by npfr strc.iut oil ilr
sone aud m"Ttaf, composing The acufrs, ut The sgld
n.achnery Hiihln
Some sufpJss bring manifested 50 rapid ch,npe of
uhipn, the Suni smlint pn1crtdrd ttaivr an q, pls
alian apd qalr romantic II is l. Sc 1s thai IN.
sseh had been 'a2zed by the 81 hr h,auilllul glfls
tttiftd Ia The mllfthdt nncl inrry had bf m
at Nok around hls Lcan, more powerful than any IL
lie mlls--io "ufd. ihat he had sin,h ht arqran.
auee, and aitef tfw nbtycws, ,alrlled Ter tand IN
mafuaae. lie WIS aeeefled anj tiie wtuHy S,nfhrfn
= Mas ?" ofrj'ytd II MS e9od tuur. hsi lie could
seafeel9 cnlain himself lie was nllsr-=and Ia l,4i
~ ms ~, te "rnt tu oue 81 The -utt~, bought pait
al pisius and fired sdite Nlh t,n before the mil
"htic ms fnpeatnr WAS III Mutk. lie IS Ia he mar.
r'd sth,y, and proposes 10 make thc lour ~ Fntnr-
SUN aet his marriage He il only now tam
man, u' Hellet lhan tbs=-ne Ia Ia Tim deetli.
hs pn IL establish a conn laeofy. imnedatly N South
tHhflina. 10 mnrh tnf wnnian's love and wanaI'.
flafns Inhverhning seollunal aud political ptejnders
ihn 'aif aefy 4Hi has IN hr gailtul Sauhefner MI
9nlN an an'al PROTECTOR. but equally warm pi,c.
lsi-atd We doubt not htf presence Will NAH, one
latifn spu, IA The South blossom like the rsr-sle be-
Hg liz Dne,llae occasion Of the establishment q, nu-
III onf Nafhen heiofes among The sand>aasfes aud
pines - Carolina. We wjthhid the nanes Il bs,h pat
"'s, lff nb''l' trasahs. aud W. ltus al the genie
man VII 'Nrn-e its GENERA reference 10 an aflIr -.
agtr'ste aud pleasant III rstlt=-aad ann hel man be
atesded with laronant political results.
,lJiUfLfI,r Ju,e,;ron
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01

J.e1ie flaming III the last Albany Cuhiv,,sr
VIZ 'servea letter from Alexander Mcdonald E,c 4,
81 'Enials, Barbour 20. fAls5.ma,) 18th Sep,.nb.,
$40" which cls-s with This remark .Ny .b.., !.
To make large supp. Of provisions of every kind and
only pant such crop vi oo,ion can prrpare in N,
best r"s''bc style a large proportion of my ec,D If
1914 sud Tor ~ ceats per To- ST. at think Iwl s,.
my system, III tie sni, lie profitable Iude.d
nave made III HE lass two years sixteen per cent, ~
Tue capt. Invested II agriculture" Why, his is d.
io'i Equal 10 the Lowell Lords Of The loom ard l.
ceIalny far mors profitable .lsn sine u,lsr loom, and
iur.ss that we vet OF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01

Portrait Of Team "Pnirioi. "-Gen Thomas j.
Green has anna lnced himself candidate for Conores,
IN the Western District of Texas In The course If his
address to the people, he draws revolving picture Of
Gen. Samuel Houston, whom he denonnces in unpe,.
sured terms. Alter enumeraling many of his enormi-
hes he sums up IN the following emphatic language: 81
nave long since conscenously believed that he is the
'mosi corrupt man. personally and politically, ever
knew. This belief has been disguised. On all
occasions for the last nine years have spoken and
published II. His favor and his cnwardIy malice |
"haveever held IN equal contempt. When have seen
"hm IN his annual messages procailnng The mos, SIN
'rd nntruths-ahel | have seen him swallowlny nj
me bar OF Congress ialselUuds before they were c
'lrom his Eps-when | have seen him blubberp, Ia.
"nehatlons over his Cherokee connecllols-vhen /
"have seen him waowng in the flhiest cutters of
your capitol, disgusting, bluaed drunkard-ard :,
m'Inr''y OF our counirymen folding their arms. and
ltenanclng these and thousand other of his ,o
entities. nay heart has blcd Tor my country. Bul nav,r
"have de>paIred Of brighter day That brighter dov
rs at hand." &c. &c. Some one speakinr of MA. nf
The hea then nations. asks, what must thai people he
whuse god Is a monkey" MAY we not ask what sor,
OF people must be the reNIans who more 1h,n ooc.
voluntarily elevated he Presidency Of their ps,nh.
nc Tie man Who sat for The above pictured
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01
PORK MARKET.

several droveS OF hogs have been in market sine.
Ia'' paper Dfovers ask S., but sales have been made
al Sooo, which seems 10 be the settled price Of that
cIe IN this market. But we observe that it has fallen
III BaIiimore from $3.50 10 s525 and t5.375. The
Charlottesville Jel-rsonan says ,ha, $50 is the price
IN that market. The Western (Va0 papers saw
large number OF hogs have passed through that part Of
The country hr the lower market. 81 it seems we
VIII not suffer tor the want Of the usual quantity of polk
Inc CINCINNATI Gazette says: The extremely IN
a'ofaoe weather OF the week has prevented transact
o"S Il moment few sales ofiisht bacon Hogs have
Peen made at S3.S7s to 90 aad several lots Of ueamm
anu aea'y at SlAsi and snail premium. The mems
are 'n but the clravers remain idle great par The
weather Is Today rather more favorable. and NOR. ar,
cutting, but all uf lots old contracts"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01
COMMON COIiNClI.

Ala regular mseling Of tie Com.non Couse .
Lynchburs IN The 2Sh Of Nov, 1915;
Prrsent-Jnhn NJ. Ory, President and Gas. v
Christian, Iip,"n d. Jennings. john r. MeDsn,
Henry DAVIS. Pleasant Pariln. SsInpssn Diusud al
lhos. o. Acree. mrnben.
The following claims WIRE orJernd ~ hr r,iS "
Messfs. T"ler, Tuwny & S,alham's sccusn, Of slH|
ir rTinlih. 800 copies Of the revised ordinances al TIL
Corporation. jesse &. Young. acc ,lnt Of SIS 81 ED
for hlnding the aame.-John Thurman, Clerk Of NJ
market, S6o.e7 cts iur balance due him er.m,
urphy, Wryhnaster al Puulic Scales. for ou,r,I
salary, S5O2' cs. and 100, extra pay. Tor ,hs ialub
manner In which he has ill,d his oice tr the las, "a
To jesse \. Burton, Police MASTER Tor &l7573 ct.
full III balance due On hls contingent scts,u and fl
salary, Ter the quarter ending, 2Sth Nav lS45; and !
Chairman II Watering Committee, for $500 10 pay
ders ol sad committee.
j I'm Thurman clerk Of ,hs market, and J-",
Burton. P"Iicc y as,er. presented ther Contingent
counts 10 ihr board, and which, brlnu duly snofn
were rpcei, ed.
Jeremiah Murphy, weighmasier al the Public Scale
made report OF Hay Str.. weighed by him. accom-
med by The Teasurrs receipt, Tor the amount rseet
by hun. for the quarter ending, 9Th Nov, 1915, WA
were read and received
Resolved. That The Clerk of the Council cause t"
bound IN buards. many copies Of the revised ordln'
cs "' lhis c9rpnrion, as may he necessary, and ds
butte them as iollo"s: one copy each Of ihf lIfl4
Offices OF the Circuit Superior Court. and llutl'V
Count of Lynchburg, Police Office, and Council Cti
5er-and send one copy 10 the Mayor ur 1rns'f''N
each Ut the following tow s:-Nofiuk, IoflshoV
Richmond, Petersburg. Fredericksburg. Staunlon.
lnga !, " incleser, GAINESVILLE, F.mvIle, Da0v
Nhcellns, Charleston, aad other places, listed On
Journal.
Warren Gsnaway, Keeper Of he Iowcer Mgr
Iaade repurE, Tor lie quarter ending this day, w
WAS ieid and ordered br flied.
Resolved. That Richard H. Teller, E-qr. be app"
ed proxy, to represent the Corpora"n al lyhrshul.
HE ensuing general meeting OF the Stockholders ol
James River & kanawha Company. And iha'
President of the Common Couucl cause the access
power Of alt"rney 10 be prepared and executed.
And then the board adjourned. o,,
II Danes llk
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01
THE RISE IN THE PRICE or FIOJrR

Soue weeks ago ii deyoyed upon US to caubat an ab
surd theory. which, through the teachings Of certain
Free Trade" writer's, had been pretty widely dissent.
mated through The country that the low price Of our ar
Hre'nfa products is ascr5a ,e 10 the American tariff
we nave now in the sudden and rapid rise the price
OF f'ur, while tariff remains unaltered practica
feinaIlon Of this ridiculous assumption Every now
perceves that the price Of -four all affected by
or lanh but that ii is materially influenced by the tariff
OF T. Brialn.-as we have always asserted, and az VI,
supposed ought 10 be obvious TO every mind without the
aid pi pracca demons raon such as is nnw ,,ssino
before oureye. The partial failure tie British Lar
vests occasonng necessarily advatce in the pr,c.s
Of bread suiis in thai country $ occasioDed The british
duty on American flour, under her sliding scale II, fail
10 point low enoue remove her EMBARGO. and IN nor
mil American our 20 BIZ sold her ports Hence. prc,
rise IN The y. States, and will continue to do 80, y,
liance OF our larn-aye, even though that tariff ,s
81 being reduced should be Increased by The next Con.
greSs-as me scarcity becomes more apparent and the
BRUSH scale continues to slide downwaris But even
now should appear that the failure I the British crop,
has been exaggerated and thai hre will he sufficient
Yield Tor home consnmptlop, mat moment. the du,e.
ooede"t to The soraon o. price in Mark Lane as III.
mercury IN The 'he o.neer is to the variations Of heat
Anu co''' VIII 60 ~ again TO the prohibury point-her
Po''s VIII oe lJsed 10 products, although they NAV
IN Tue nn'ish Channel, the very day before the due.
mus sI.de upward and down again goes the price OF
'ur here 10 the point at which 1t suud before, II is
therefore the British, and the american ta,i which
eAers powerful influence the prices of American
produce-and we would advise the Locoocos conse-
quenty 10 preach Free Trade Sir Robert Peel rather
Than TO the American government they would improve
the condition ol ou planters aud farmers
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01
LHii6s near EyHch burg
Eisss SNI.I.

'I'lIE SUBSCRIBER Is authorised to sell the fl,
q lhninl lands:
One itaf' sls niles above town, lynn. On The tsr.,
about s
20 A INNS,
fhthl III M~ds: Another tacl IIns The I.ynclhufs
aud Blue Il dye turnpike, aboui hour ne. llom town,
continuing abaul 81 ACRES
THESE lanos will be sold, # HE weather br favorable
"l The i2ih day OF December nrN; ~ on the first Ian
day 'h"allef, Sunday excepted. l'he sale viii CON.
m,nce At Wide NJ iuih
he terms VIII ne made known on the day of sale. ~
Ia The meantime The suhssrber will take pleasure il
shown. The lands 10 Itfsors d,spas,d 10 purchase.
GEORGE PERIINAL, ST.
! New 90 nan -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01

OREGON.-lhe Laudnu TIM. u IA. s0,h uh
has hiig hadag tdttoltal III the a,th,uoup prr,I |
"'"s MESSY. stdsn. II says, has document ui
ANT eia1arlu lad .'nare nun,niou. iomcs 10 deal
"i'h, Wufe IN FuTreu doubs III remayr more hidden
things 10 tereal" II expresses is h.lpi that nvthin,
~ ~ be iiuFd itpin afbialton. bun says that
&c aal salbeel ihn country not so pftal hut
"Ai I'VE Rms nishI he sasl, I'M olun and lonufably
accepted n"d'f ihe sanction vi lhifd Power rhr
qnes1n, 'hefeiprr, s-ems 10 narrowed 10 The aern.
ss ci afoitfaiial OF eventual war aat the reucanc.
VI Ann it-iis 40 summit shtir rlstUs arbitration implies
"A"t al c"thience "a their validity, which certainly
s"es MOI sur f''e u.s. sare Ne lufenrd BY M sac
Sonbs 81 our own r2hts; aad ENGLAND is perfectly N
'hg 10 shde 10y Il.e Impartial udgment o the ,u,li"
ltrn'oerds ~ say that President pix is under the
esefsS v' s"nsutng The dtHands Vt his party rather
taah iatss d Jasnre, and adds
Dnl, IA SPITE =" tir lily aud ,orace uf many Of the
seeiien. Vi iiis paA, II INST be atknoa lpls hy the
insst desperate sntoag them that the nsslbilux Of
niafaine waf 10 not tu be ghy loill uIh thai the
asinsihe egeels a such wat afe cunlenlptibl, and
ds.rsceiu sad thai thc Il cts o u state OF war what
svetis ierminalira III gA be- wobid be tqaal, mimi
Gus IL The Interests and The Liberties O., The c,n,n,,.
wealth. lac plraace wei always shout al Ia, lroln
a"s oil "ar AMI al hc end OF une but 10 carry un los
tes Is IL tHd"ro pitta01ns, impose burdens 10 en-
coufese teFefses, IA modtate exets,s aud andy the
resources o ern-n'ry With u,s rtsolule head aud
nm uaoehIa2 ara; and Va daali whether an Aneriran
bovefnmtni. a. Al prescott cls,linod could stand Al
81 under e iretendaus s~ufe 81 lie untupalaIfA
afisih. out :" iie >act frrs and accidents IL bach all
ai.s may ~ Mar ne eApsed. tiAt tilvernmenl ol
'esinsh 81 ihr CHtrd States Is Therefore really
Gore heastly ps-ed laau taat VI ANY olhef Sale /,
''sS' Tue fass'e'S OF te people Winch ,vuud uiably
an f"n "a hp1n Us uAn turts Warurver Il brean Il,
lei lhr Consequences ct thrr Inpra iere ana the real
'e'eItss " lne nath ss,wsll tie liked prlnrlles a,
fiaiic duty, Mil Al ssst nul he ssculced with nupu-
stY."
asond arbfaiion b. risccd. the Times says il nat
i' h'ie Whether Tie a9ro1alion OF The txslpg afran
.arl lsF ihe J'hi occupation ct The trnurv proceed.
. g'GA Great BriIan ifum n party Ia tie Unte,
Siaps.
L ndcr existing circumstances, since emigration ha
leth gong o. 10 cu5sder,hr extent west o The Il
aAMniahs, ami ih0 ne8 settlers there carry put All
Nts AIRY ieeings winch thtrairn 10 enbfni their II.
sp6atfe c,u ltres tho system at Jhnt urcnpinry IS
nes oNd Ibf az tressLn, aj, usieid at beluI an al
is.'sa04 '' concurrent tiIhl Is prlrca ocnial Il
oi- l1e P,siuoa uf tue liiisla's Bay Cotnpany i
ode 70! 1'eapiiion aud fence; and unless line Of pro
Ylath di.nafcitin eau b. a.teed 0p1a Il Is scarcely
poas9ia "a, collision sli1ulJ BE- lu4g ayefied"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01
PARIS FASHIONS. -ar..least.f,b. la 10,

kaht ar
sinee issl NOTICED The fsshf,n. ~ rh.a 70 n
rests oH thu rsrui skiae P,nr. iirfe- i,,irs have
i't to rissi The t.'abas lie coSs vim ui eh they
'dH"tu 'e'r invtty persons thes siPsaf have
eisea 'ha tsiaius Ibe ghr, ssd taken the sky
M" 'afr--thai 10 10 sav, slff-ly - calaf, has hsru
seai sdrit.sad shy hlar hss tskra is is.~ " th,n
The last htilghi aavr III. lhaAerps and ~ The
rF"a'sast's. adirs IN bloc bssueis biue al,g-s har
s"snS, b's- shiais. bla. ssyi's anI IL eal wssihrf
blue nts's They are .ne all oYrt The iasoy alnn J..
:" danag th'i II tieaes dro effect al first bat la.
e,ty F'"f o"y m dtesf. the eye gets
:. !" ". af The i.shDas al gentlemen, II the Nm
IA Sd " ssltinsivn seguiis W.T. onir taSs The
az 10 make themselves much Ike KEYS psssi.
hlr ey nav 60 10 slr,P esefy a'eb With the rnnit.
M assurance at ihe, IN TIA. dtraitrti ntolI q,
Pam
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01
NEGROES xVAXTEs,.

'uNHE SUBSCRIBERS are wanting purchase
l. any number OF LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES.
that viii suit the Southern market.
As they anXious 10 make their purchases as spee
Oily as possible, they assure ihose having any for sale
tina, they will pay liberal cash pl as can be baln
I'd ia any market in the Slate. Persms who wish 10
seit. will do well 10 call On them before making sale
n. B.-We wish TO purchase one or two Bhrksmilhs
and Catnenlrrs DAVIS < HART
Nov. 3 i,n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01
FL0uRFRoM THE wEsr.-The Albany Eve

FLOUR FROM The W EST.-The Albany Eve
l'g u,aal nOelns The immense qlanlly vi Flour tina
: cmsas onward, says:
- be aaa Is faxed 10 lis utmost capacity, viii,
hiais. An Intelligent La warbler who has been cis ant
u.An the INV i'ah fur the last fifteen year, aud
~ kav"s peliy aecuraley the extent Of the means OF
rnin''ng prol~tly- aud wilh llom we uaveled on
anday. gave u as iis opinun that there w.s then a,
ISL TWO HuapEED THOUSAND barrels VI npur sfloai
ween Bn!iiJ and Albany. tie ruunird wIIhin the
~ ance OF ten miles, Of Uiica rs haa,s rs If
Nech were liaded wholly, psfi VITA lur Every
INN. IN the shape, uta seablsace tt Cauai Bai
las ueen SET 10 ind,ie. An enlerprsing Miller at Ro
'esrr 'arestng the rxiaency that occurd psfchased
~ acre OF old Scows that lay SINK the BASIN aad NOV
h ur"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01
.ATE'EgEs.ECETE Cc.gg,

And 'he satisfaction II has atsen. The Coal has beer
carefully selected bhken and screened, Is kept urrr
coser az plank floor. and warranted tree ir N SLATE
or ditl, aud Will be delivered the BARI IN RrE
nond, at The low 'ee oi $3.50 per .1d ii 70 bush
els
lose who Weer II, ean have TIE Cual in he lnnp;
aud NAY be rtaer 10 say 10 hose " lo have never ~
sed Anth1aclte tual. mat i Is preferred over all ihr
O"aS where u has been used. irnm the fact thai ii Is
productive {" ~ sooke, dirt asnrs as romp,rrd with
our 1iu minus Coal and bu>he viii last a. Ln, and
give sne hea'' ihan two bushels of other Goals
w All uldHFs directed 10 me by mail, inc,sinu cas,
ora ely reference viii meet h prompt attention Or
defs sent dhSn by BEATS Will likewise inert " m uf,,p n,
attention II le III the ui Of the Tunes and Conn,
Ter, opposite the Banks, M4n Street. Il .cAmobd
JAMES DAVIS.
Rchmand Oct Q v2uit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01

:" Dec"ee .Hajoray-The sense Of the people Of
The Stale OF New York taken a, The recent cleo.
lion, On the question Of Convention to revise III. S,,.
Constitution. The vote stood thus: For C,,,.,
ton 2'47Oo; against il ,032 Majority in favor Of
II loi Jos The majority in Virginia on like prop,.
s'''on, will not b, quite ., large, but nevsrths.s, il will
be very decisive.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01
The VarIike PrcDarot;oo, !, Eoc,ay

ihe mlelil9encee received by former arrivals frum
England Of extensive warke preparations is confirmed
by The last advces. The Liverpool Chrosicle of ,h.
Isl ul' states that preparations for sudden us,ilies
are song en- in all drectiors" bu, it expresses the opin
Ton that canno. be from any apprehension Of quarrel
with the United States about Mexico or the Oreoon
Territory 1t thinks that the relations Of France and
uftat Britain are threatened with serious disturbance.
.he causes ct difference between them being money-
rance according to the Chronicle having .kirk.d,,
utea Britain Out OF Spain, and busy intriguing in
.h'na and IN other quarters. "But the GRAND hume nj
eo"'eion Just now Is the marriage of one of Louis Pb
eS suns with The sister of The Queen of Spain which
Is sure 10 elevate him To the throne of that conn,,v
o''"s about new and formidable comnac, h.,.se,
SPAN aud France" .Nou, rerron.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01

mississippi Election I'VE have heard fran &c sauna
ues IN ''s State, and Brown Q.oco) i. 500 ahead If
'oopwood (Nhig) 25 counties To hear f,,m ,,h;.h
VIII probably increase Browns majority Ia 10 n, 70 ooo
i, ,, ''"o'oa'e Tor Governor ran behind the party
".'',' every county Ia Lowndes, Madison and
o'"e' e0un'ies where the Wings are numeops
voted tot eovernor. The Locos will have an
'''' hs''n'n. majority ia the Legislature.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01

II number Of Coners..-Ihe Washington letter,
writer's announce the arrival in that city Of The no,ori
aus Felix Gfundy hcCo nnrl one Of the men,hrrs Of
TIE House OF Representatives from ALBANIA celebrated
Il" his rocdy'm during the last two sessions Ills sin
guar aud out landish dtess" ha. already piver him III.
sor' oil notoety of which ae seem. 10 be particularly
emn'"us "lle had (sa,. the CERES pondtn, Of the
~ Ex9fess,) pair Of high legged boots coming up
10 his knees His panIaloons were Of buchskn and The
legs were thrust inside The bo,s. lis coat va. bi,,
ana bis hat or cap Of rough hesrskn He Immediately
commenced eIsnd Spree in honor Of hi. re.eeclh,n
and has speGt the day, told in revisnp hi, old
haohs. vi such ae some Of tie chosen Legislation. Of
This Tree and happy land" Hail, C'ol,.n.tia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01

me .aDoh''o"sis.-The New York E1pres. saws ::
nc recent eicc'i'ns IN several of the States show
'''' '"e parry styling themselves Liberty Wen, hay
ny reached lis maximum Of numbers mpps,d Of lu-
na''es' fognes and iools-s ON the decline -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01

;, !" Among the candidates for Door Keeper to the
'i'"sc OF Representatives Mr. Herrick, member of
me House last year. from Maine Sone,hinp Of I.
sii Ihs-irom Major General to a corporal,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01
HROG.ss'S. hsgOG.s.,..,.

Fl good supply u Negmcs' Heavy BR o..
GI.NS, oi excellent quality, az hand
- @Halnd Tor sale o~er lhao yer before by
d.. CALVIN THO NPsUN
n, Is. A good supply ii Nj. YIN. L. Saunders
oxra Chewing tobacco ior sale. CT
NV. " 2Wil2uof
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01

."r' 'fay-i Is stated in The Now Or,e,,. n,,.,
'1' the Hon iirory Clay intends vi.n. ,h., viz, u
short time business
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01
uinser !%sr0ip,cU Oil.

4 Cask Winter Strained Oh. ou consignment.
For sale; bargain: Apply Ia
GEORGE BAGBY.
Nav 10 6tlf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01

u '1'"'. lie heals. ~fMr. Adatns 10 .. lad
70 ''-'e' ne VIII Pit os able to reach W..hin,
'0' '"'' week |" lime Tor .he meeting of Conyr....