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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-09

ife'eht IL; bnt 'hai, CONSCIOUS OF all absence -,
mus 10 Interfere with the negotiations # inde,s,a
nations ('ndependeni. certainly. 81 far as sbc !.
ee'oeo') she MIL make the Ofrgon cn,rover,y III.
''x' io' the war which she is supposed l., be
In wage IN order 10 prevent the annes,,on Of r.x.'
'he American Cniun. But the dissuasiyes f,o.,
We apPrehend, loo strong in her case IN na,,s
to embark IN IL lnom any motive l,ss n,r,.,, :, :, w
overriding necessity. This motive man ,e,,.,n.
i'nhd tn The progress Of the Oregon urru,i,,,,,
which that poen, though intangible ,Lipa c,i,.. :"
hon@ honor, Is as deeply involved as national ,,.,.'
'"'' II she "a" escape the necessity for with the.
States which thai question may fore upnu her ~.
no very serious apprehension that she will ipyi,.
voke confci relative lo the affairs of Texas uh,,'
'h'y may ultimately assume. The pulley nj anc.
"ss Easy u con prehenson than that ol Great Britain
In while Tue a'tr Power has not hest. ted On all s
"oe 'ccas'os 10 tvince her hos lty 10 annexalion thu
rner has given oflical ranc,s 10 ur
that II was Ia her matter Of co,nparaty, J,f.,..
Yet we have recently seen the French hliui.,., :.
Texas harmononSly nd zealoisy co,operans wiu Il.
Minister from Great Britain in his active and ,s,d...
efIpris Ia defeat the consumualipn Vi This measure,
what Is more significant We have observe ed in III, IA
Ministerial press decided change Of tune Low and. a..
country, not only in reference 10 The affair. -, p.
hut a'sa upon the Or'.on question. The r.aj,, wi,
hnd. !" "ur attracts ly hi asi arrival from F,.,
(ln another column of lo,ay's paper thai III, n,n,,.
which are kno@ 10 ilecl The sentiments If mn,
The language Of 'be French Gov, rnmcnr. lake d,,,.
-roond IN favor Of Great Britain and 40 aims, Tho u..
oiaes-a position al urce unusanra. 81 rn,,,o
20" ana So unexpected, that cannut but teo,rd il,
a" m"cMtm III "A pnJ'c.id h,stile c,nbin,tio, A., a.,
The Cn'r-d STATES, N Gas. If a., me, ,u,,
nay lax al nnr tnerges % meet We med ma, -
'hs' Should this be The case, however widely a, r,
Pi"h IN II" American people may have di,s,1i,d f,,,
'ht pulley ol iheH oMn lov,rnn Ell, from wLicb M.
fo"ona''on II II Exists. will spring. our assuaut, nil
una no dr'aon # sentiment amup y, ,rih ..,,,.,
The d"y @ rpe'i"g erry o,iempi nh,ih,r In FORE. ~
'me'""e' on The p"n II European g,rer, m. MS. 10 in,
eg"e ""h questions lnt .4ntrean IN their cLorce,,,.
VII. Monroe ""e gave h wanirg 10 he Powers If
Europe; and II Was needed Tie warnin. will b.r.
a'td should II he necessary by his sncce.,ors ,a
VIII tie as chrefiully aud mi ,y r,smrd,d IL,
lie united solce Of the American people uuw nv !, w,.
then
In the absence of all posire and certain inform,,ir
however, onehlng The grave matters at which we h,v.
thus hastily gancfd II is not possible iorm deci
ded opinion either as 10 motives Irsulis-caus,s -,
cols, qne ces We must be content with surn,.,. and
specn'a''ohs, until the Texan Congress. and perhaps un.
NJ her Convention, shall ave finally acted upon III.
great Questions. upon The d. csun Of hicl hang sucb
important issues
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-09
ThREE DAYS A1.nn

); Inc steamship GAMMA, Capt. Judaia.. arrived a,
and iwn hours 81" : o'> ;
Inc discussion on the 81 readrg IT he ain matino
9fant 10 'yno IL fRonlsa C,thalt.) C,lie,e ita
ised' r"inenc'd On i.r h, and uccupi, n.sI al me
..n'ing. u was Then adjourned MI the flk,,aing d,y
7f'c MAS no doubt o us passage The opp s,llon IL
u appeaf'a 10 have diminished "
The cuiion marker remained as bef,rp
mere was lns diSrssssiun on the q A. in Tho n me-
~ No'nf"ons IN "glfd 10 maaulng he Navy. Admiral
tnckburn Capt BerkeIy aaJ others reniesen,ed tbs
h".tf ~ men "n bard the first class ships To be t,p
kaai. Adghrai Z. said they were 100 less than I'm
f'"yrd Oh board The class Of ships either in France
or America ~ ''''N'
ine .nnds were hn yan', partly in consequence OF
fhe pacific intelligence lrn America t4yui,r c,,a,
nanl APPEARS {" have been expected
Chronicle says
There appears rs be misapr reheason a. IN tho
f'c'sr rarsc'sf IN ich Mt Ashhe Smith has returned
tnpn Texas to this country The fars are. We believe
~"py thesf:-Mr Sn,i'h vas 1t may be rec,ll.c,.d
~ 70 v'iy lev ln7rths aeo rhsrge d Af.es frey
~ e,is'a l. Sd,.o SO Psf~ Afr an ah..nrs q, ,ns
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-09

Udr'ike .f,rmenis-1hr Washington Inin, tps
d. nh sI,akne ,fcla, siai,s lha, "nr, Inv. Lc, Nd
te.n nci,ed iiaI iit ~ AitaIs vtr. ti,s.tp tn, Nm
Gnnde tel N,rrr, under Cen. Alisra and laLro les.
session Of an innepse and valuable portion ii the TEN,
tory On The easi SIDE u hat t,I" liz, ,,Ir,,t, 81
occupied. the Unun bat NJ, Afro .'l. M l., III,
n ate pre'ension' aud d.rlans thai wlnn anr,,arhp
shall Lave hen c'Isnn aud /, H., a..,d III !. A.. tn
the terms rrorosed by errss. "wp will b. p,r-
cared 10 s'lve rhr qu.sht wlth,t viii ,,rn VI, "a
invader. 10 mul.s he sui ol mas" u adds. "Our
G"sernntnt is pared Tor a"y is.hr. 0u 50, adftn
is I'll the Coast. l,r ihursand inus III hr ~ lie
hoGers OF Texas 10 pn just rights, and IN 10.
Gen Arisia does hot reiiIe within his pWp she'll 10
Texas volunteers will bt ficent To 81, ~ mud rbaa
their boundary"
letter from Galveston dated 22nd Nav has rehh
ener likewise 10 the aaI,aahct Of The NJ, XII an iors
EAST oi the Rio Grande. Gem. Siuktnn, ho had auud
with his fleet al Galveston. had 'advs.d the mnpdl,
ate occupation Of that line by The reAan ro p. ofenx
his corporation by SPA; and in the mean time Grn.
Sherman is 10 visit he Executive (uf T.xas) and ak
his approval and peraun Should hr r.ip.r ShrI.
man contends that he empowered by the general terms
ol an exisiln. law 10 act Independently Of hr Prr,nl
and he ~W do so He will call 3COO men into mn..
date service. and the call " be promptly obeyrd"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-09

STARE tGe An Interesting descsl What is
cal'd the slave ease. vas made in The l. S Circuit
Conh IN session on The loh u al Tie capi,a Of Indiana
hr case n'ol'ed the following pulhls, stated In the
State Sculin,
"lsi. 1hal slavery WAS Only STATE - local insiirn
lion: : 1hat slav'ry Is bastd IN head lnWs not sus
aimed or sup orcd by thtr mnal natural or national
law; That # n slave escape from the State in winch
he Is held IA slavery. ehrr by accident consent, of his
master, ot against that cnnscu, he Is forever free: i
hnt the ordinance :" lfs7 orcanzne the North Wespn
iefH"fY, ONLY guarantees The delivering ~ o tluii
qm labor 10 eilzrns 81 the o9ina States ar Tim, nc
Missouri timm whence the Saves rscac. ! ,,s ,, ,na
Il me original States. The ",tize', OF Indiana vere ma,
bound /" deliver "p 10 Missouri her runaway slaves I,
nc pinlon ct the Count was delivered hy JUDGE
heL'an lie admitted the correctness Of the promsi
lons and j, but oyetned The demurrer Ia the decl,
ration. aud dteidcd thai Indiana had remained terrific
under the ordinance She would net hay been hound Ia
deliver "pihe slaves; hn having adupcd constitution
Which IN pnfi nhr gates hr law It the ordinance sh.
Is hound hy the curslllulInn II he Unsd STATES and
missouri htlnl one OF The ar' sister family ol STATS is
ehlllth Ia All The rqh,s and privil.o,s Il the ,r;
States, from all other States in H., Union.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-09

Nh. Gig. TIE Atm res!r,pn states thu, Mr..
Cays youngest has recently b-come drranged.
Asylum. We hope that The statement, IS unioundrd.-
The editor Of the n. Y. Tribune expresses the opio'
that It isso having recenly received a letter from
member OF Nr. Cay's family. who is silent on hs sub
!ro'. It Is 'llsl that Mr.. Clay has become c'm"un
cant IN The Protestant Episcopal Church in Lexington
Mr. Clay passed through Louisville on the 2S'h ul''
on a visit To 81. Lous
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-09
from The BnTaio .Liseri,ser Nh, 40

toEr InlE.-)mlrp the past lew days surveyors
afe hrrn observed sinking out The grounds The RI
ms 81 cid fptl Enc N Carnda. opls liz hihouse
preparatory II is sad. IL heating a new battery aud
hnasi"orhs ir defence. The point oi land :, ,cied Is
parallel viii the mouth oluur halbr and alb NJ two miles
mm PARALLEL with lie fedanht now IN progress al
euflhh by nnt government On Prospect HI = he dis
lance from lie ghi honse To III, anada Shor is f0O
Anfds, Ca ne aud hhll Il SIS lfarlions and the pca
tnn rosrn by our neighbours commands The Niapara n,
thaf rlni, while our new work Is uch iinlpr ~ De
ynnd the reach Of any battery That could he erected ON
The Opposite shore; sui p Tar from this hahor To conn
ffari the nilnence n he proposed Canadian f,liiea
I'm. lhe Niagara Is 600 yards wide al Prospect
Hi.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-09

Tue GUIiLOTINE.-John F. Bacon, ofN. Y1rkt
has been appointed Consul Of the L. States for the ph
OF Nassau. New Providence. vice Timothy Darling. re-
Called W llliam ID. Prchard Collec,f uf the Customs
at Camdfn \. C., vice Genrge w. Charles. rrnov'di
aud \. Is Heek of Aabam, Clerk in the Treasury De-
par'nen, IN The p ace of Francis I5rindey, ren,vrj
The axe is falling upon The heads Of the Clerk
IN Washington From the ofIice Of Register Of The
Treasury. William James, Richard Lawrence, James
atson, }. X. Hanson. Jos-phus DAVIS and Thoms
Sie 2; from he Post office Depar men Presley sinp'
son and Mr. Wilson; from the SIKH Audiu's Offer
Messrs Lewis, Comes and Devans from the Patent
olce. MeSs.s. 1comb. Cranch, Keller, Brown and III
lis and from the War Department, Mr. Anderson, have
been removed
letter fr1n Washington to the ". Y. c numerical
says Every day The Cabinet meet in connc and cum
suit upon removals am. appoin men,s, NJ" only Of s'pe
nor but subordinate Off .ers. The decision is always
one and the same way-'uf with his head 3"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-09

AkorHun DrEL ~ DELAWARE We ham INN
the phils1clpha Cbphice. that Oh TUESDAY mofnlng
about o'clock duel vas fought al Nam,h's Creek.
an lhe Delav are boundary ine beeetn Nh Edward
sebou snd Mr. Edward Wiling bufh al thai cry Al
he frs fire boib pa lies wnnnded Mr.. W lne's
6re aking ,pe in The rail- 81 Nj sehuis leg aud the
ball o MIR. Schnil IA Mr. Kings side, about an inch
from The Top oi the hp hohe. The latter Wound Il very
spriuus tu II "a though, viii not rf,ve mortal. The u
uied hees of the principals il this affair do MT ex-
ceed - years.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-09

Mammoth Gaze Ole HaR.-Mr Prentice If tho
louisville journal. PAID WISH 10 the MaInmulh Cave
IA company with Ole Ball a few days ago. and thus
lily allndes 10 the wonders Of the place and tho mn
slcal powers ol ms con panion:
we passed TO h"nIs wnhln The cave. during which
We travelled Is Mules. We intend Shortly IN snend
l"oof Three weeks there. and then we shan pn.batly
endravoF 10 RECORD sketch oi what we see and l,el-
no language, however. can ever give even faint idea
t" me vlsiief's Impressions For ,cnfs We have been
t.auhg descriptions oihe cave given BY different lrav-
ef'S' many "l them eloquent aud powerful, hnl felt
on seeing Gr ourselves how rmr and van, ,,re al, 81
ions al dtsnrptnn and how Infinitely all rt.cupeeiyed
IDEAS must tall below the Tremendous reality
oje Bull tWk his violin inin the cave and s,ve ne
some at his nrhsi p.iru apcts at the p,lns H.st 70
Ha'Aao's i"T ilrlr wonderful sehecs- l The muse was
.he no earthly music. II seemed. indeed superhnmsn
ne "h9ie conhIa"y were as mute and naiiunless as
s'a'u' sF'i tears, c'p"us sw gusng tears. STRAINED
" m WY eye.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-09

Religions Instruction Of Siares-'rhe "Charleston
Observer, religious raper, that "almosi the en-
me bed, Of planters the seacoasi have either made
rorsion fer the religious usuctlon Of their neprnes
or are prepared 10 give Their cordial approval and aid
me eir 0i the eleu branches of the church Ia This
etd. Quite number do themselves fficiaie daily Al.
tn" priests at their respective households in apels pro
ved or 'hrr accommodation; and instead Of be no wea
~ IN well doun. encouraged to perseyere IN this
work ol tdllh and labor Of love"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-09

FR.yi.G ron TIE nrap-Rev DR.. Seahnry ard
Rev. Dr. NanwIlaht, huih Of HE high Church order
are a. issue IN New Nurk. The subject uf pIayina fr
HE dead one Of the pecnarlties of hr Rnnsh Church
DR. Nalnwrphi preached against il on Sunday week and
on Sunday last DR. Seminary. who is almost beyond the
Protestant SIDE ii lie Theological hedge, preached N "a
vor oilt. When "D"ctors" disagree, who shall decide?
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-09

Two LAWYERS rs JAn.-Ewo members Of he bar
81 ~. Louis. named Iorens Spencer and George w.
Iaylar. Esqts.. Summed To testify befofe the
Grand Jury relation 10 tie duel ltw,en AIrs Barr
and Gull. They refused 10 testify. and complaint was
made IN The Criminal Conr. ard upon eir Iersisiine
refuse 10 testify. they ordered Ia be catnmed
inJaI, III ten days fr contempt of CURT. Thus law
Yes are lnpLs.l.d or IelusIng 10 tel the truth.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-09
MEDICINE g. SURGEONS

" ; T Z n Y 7 s
\ FULL assa'imeDl of Medicines warranted oen.
uine, oihe best qnaIity--ai I'd VI Sureeap', ns,r-
mens, from The best makers. Also very general sun
ply OF all ai''sfs IN The Drug and Apoihecarys line.
ur sale at G.ach less than usual prices and soma ~,
'cles at " less than New York presen, Prices a,
Howell nAViFS'
JIM VISIT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-09

SERIOUS FIRE IN New YoRK-Cae hlmd,fd hon
ses b"rw.-Ahout o'clu,k On The morning ui The Is,
s hre In ke cut III the extensive slahl,s If Mr. +
a. talmf aud Peters, poprlt,urs of the Enpire and
hhcheIpochfr mes Of omnlhns'es. in Eighteenth 81,
tt'Wtth NlNa and Seventh Avenues. which srrrad
wh irresistible fury. aud swept near 100 h,uscs ron
dering slne 2uu poor families, chiefly ld>h aud Ger
man llnoers and including near 1900 uea, women and
children. enlftly destitute Of every thing but their
night clothes. tie houses generally wee OF lle W.
he N"l MY dollars worth ot furniture ot property Of
any h'n 81 ar as an he asceraiard saved by any
o 'tse poor creatures, and nut % individuals ere n>
snTtd at ALL MeSsrs. Palmer * Peers had 80 nurses
theungng II 'elf Broadway Omnlbuss,s } in the two
stables, lu1 ut which saved % were burnt 10 en-
ders. aud The remainder much hunt that they
were shot lh'y were insured Tor 81 300 loss 81
pou All The osleTs and men about The stable hs
~ Thug They hadmost OF them having families IN the
burnt district The scene, says the Sun, besgared de-
seupuon
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-09

1fatei on he Idhes 1t is stated by the Milwaukee
Nenne that ile steamboat Empire. her last Trip mp
The Lakes hid nearly eieuen hundred passengers
h'ard Four hlils of The number were one rans seek
ing ne" home IN The fertile West. Large slramboais
NOW have Buffalo daily ior Chicago and intermediate
pufs, with fol irlahts and large numbers Of passengers
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-09
MIR. CAl.llOliN,sNlE\N-lo,

MIR. CAlllOt N'S NlEN.- In letter rom Mr.
all I'M Just published. ahlng Of the Ogoa qnes.
lmn he Says:Ii Is subject nj withuut great off
entities; and ! feel assured shall be- radaned for ey-
Pressing tonc that II may be conducted by thus.
Ia whose hands II Is entrusted finish the nr1ntiainn
as To brng II 10 snccrssn aud satisfactory Termination
and lhus avoid an appeal 10 arms. Neither country ran
possibly gam any lung by such nm appeal er pos-
slbly d. size H. II 1t can b, hnnoIably AVOID, -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-09

NORTH CAROLINA GOLD - The Charlotte n
{. Journal SAYS thai the Parker m,nr in Siany County
now a",ed ty Or Walls. Is uucommouy rich ~ gold
lie VEN Is In II riches wide aud The is supposed
10 be "enh SO Ia 80 rer hGsLel. MANY Of the sper
mems. in pure @he Il NJ, contain from 2 to Owls. of
pure gold.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-09

s''"Wc sIWF|lfdH ,jHhf -.
niFAMs1Ar EXPLOSION AND Loss OF
:, r.-i esterday nutnlnI about four oclock rs the
tow steamer Pdd Jnacs, Captain Tomas .N6iR on
her way from Port Deposite and lavre de Grace 10 this
city, was oil North Pnnt. from s,rle cause, vet un-
known, The boiler hurst. The shock nrcnp the ,rwafd
part q" The boat from Ihr after par Tar To sink her
tmmtdla.ly. We regret To say that four lives we're
los, beea lhosr of Mr.. Parsons the engineer john GIL
aud ham Sank, the latter color d. liren,rn aud bay
name unnnonn. who one Of the drivers on the line
ii The rana but was on his WY Baltimore in the
steamer
Cant. MuGit badly scaled. Anolhr coored
man, who was III Tie who lhouse. was hlcwn several
ieei INT" Tie vcr hui managed his lite bv swin>
mlng lhe extent at INJURY donr 10 The boat has mol
vel been ascrrtan,d. As rs the adtlr vas known
here AIR. john B,pes al The firm NJ j. In Ropns x Co
al the brdeS f those kllttd ufe seen at that tme all
being presumed 10 liz IN The beat. Mr. Bonns RETURNED
nj once 10 the city, ard proceeded make us Gnl ppp,
araiIon hr going dawn agaln aud raising tie h al So as
Ia ascertain the ull extent Of The damage She was we
learn partially INSURED.
Tie Captain, with the lands vho were saved. wrs
brought ny Ia tue city IN Vie Nullk Slanhual which
pass directly after The arcden and The Bosion inch
shortly after raSsed alung. teok IN tatee the canal
haas. eght III number. "hch aere coming Ia lhls Ell
N 'ow ol the Paul Juies, and brought ,brm .o The
wharf.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-09
sassaSc and Hare from Richmond
ffst~~Is
ria.sAs,s.acvsz-,
10 Baltimore and KshiiaJeypbjg.
n z d ED.

VIE Steamers COLUMBUS ard POCAuON
n IAS. having been Dewy painted and mn IN c,,n,
plete order. viii have Richmond every "Wednesday
morning al . nork and every Saturday aftefnuon n,
O'Clock, iof Bahmore aud rhIlsdelpha PASSENGERS
c'ihlag DIVA by Canal Boat to Richmond. can 90 d.
'ecy on board he ah've Boats, hee of extra charge
Included, aud 10 philshtIpha by Rl Rad for eiaht
dollars HENRY Inn All Q.
90 I'LL GOODS, for Baltimore md Phiiadef
Ph'd' sent 10 orr rare, VII be promptly .arJed by
the above Steamers, q, The loves, rates
II I. & Co.
RIctb"nd. March j. I'm II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-09
MADEIRA WINES.

v iZ:-MOsF SUPERIOR OLD MADEIRA.
SERClAL, Tmta, Burgundy, Marmsey, Bual
and Reserve Wines Of Madeira. rcr1 DID, and as GOOD
as could be had IN Madeira and Warranted pure For
sale at Howell u YVES,
June u,s,f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-09

% Sumo days ago we copied from ~Sn'her paper
paragraph announcing the death ii Gen. Jnhn D. DAv'
sun ane Of the mfu.bers Of Congress from Louisiana
which Turns cut 10 he neurreci The New Orleans bfe
states that his hfallh is far established as to eav'
no J'mlt of his final recovery.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-09

There was processon Of the Sabbath Schools Of
Bmnllyn, ~ Y 8. on the 18th ut. Thirty three schools
were II line, numbering SEQ scholars under the care
OF 452 female aud oC1 male TEACHERS Anniversary ser
vices were held In hree churches al the sane hour
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-09

The f'owi ing prizes were lately paid for wines, sold
AT auction in New York. MoneIf's MADEIRA $40 50
per gall; Nlaewocd Madeira 500 so; mark tl7 80;
alien Madeira, S. per holllr Walton Rum, $l3 SO
per gall; Maewood Brandy, So per gall.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-09

Gen. Houston, tx President Ut Texas was advert.
SD ioI speech at New ORLEANS IN he 2sih ulr He
was IN discuss sato1s snfJects, among which thai
al Annexation. One paper saws he 10 touch upon
: total abstinence from intoxicating drinks.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-09
lI'iIl

}. smith arrived al Coma The s0,h OF And
The abllcall,n u tie lalfan lransI,I,on If p,a.
sf"l'- llse9 u lhe lAErI Siats la. h..n i,tm,Ily
irius'd, t"lNhiSiindms the ~ a, of tho A,,,,,,
Minister, by both the e' and ecclesiastical crnsa,, #
Tnnn. "s'i' -
The Hon. II ber Wichli1e. IT.. the Ape,ic., u.
i,'er' tastt'"c 10 fle,d Wo,N Vuh :te DID
an'notaey' Al ms etoi'oa, the u,rg baraod If Tn.
~ u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-09

Rev. Mr. Syle and lady. Missionaries Of the Virginia
Frles'ani Episcopal Church. sailed from Boston Tn
the SIS ulI. in the Heller, for Canton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-09
I RKEY

The Ottoman Government, beife drern.ined In c,f-
~ mi rs 'ans T the nrrs and ply steal Al rorien
al The counis has organ z,d In mn, faut q nuis,,on
desred set tu End IN detail vafInas rartIps Il
As1tie Enreman Turkey, lef lie putn 81 Il f,r4rea
urn he Ia ftV'mttls ttnl ran. wulonl lao be,,,
charge the nalral ott s. he introduced la turbt
public Instruction, advance agriculture cenmrtee tfaf
Inc n'ans"l communication, The establishment Of hos
ptss aud places ol l,irge f. r tit pu,r &c
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-09

az See First Page, for Letter from Paris; the CO.."
r'ps'ns proceedings ii the Baptist Association; and VIC
Constitution, sc, Of The - ncLburg Orphan Asylum
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-09
LNERpooI. oorIoN MARkr1.

h'po't Jof ne 'eeeh ending Nay l6-Ne reduce M,
qa"'4o"as oil Aw'fitsh descriptions ~ r,rh. In se,,
instances "' Tie Kidding qual1cs INN tfau III rer
~ decline mas experienced, while the laifauae, al
'''a"s are tss Sehshy ctaIgtd aud occasionally small
~. nave etfn solJ a. lht sans ffircs as bef.fr.
The accounts brought ly ,la Gtea, Weston OF LARGO.
much iafet', fecepis Al lite pr, II the nii,J Sal,s
than up to lhe corresponding rtftoi ct S4t Nre fully
fnhhi,ra ny '"e taedun1, which arrived here IN
tn.sday WIN adviers w',k later. Ia.dii,,n 4, ,t
continuation OF sufficiently ahufdsnt cIep. ih, C,s,
h'a' acf cunts are also rosdsfrd as # pari6. rta5
hi' ri.s'"''y !" her afrrsl, apprehension, had been
entertained that s'n hing Of fosiilt nature o,l'
gro" "1' - Inc stgtshts IN the Oregon qu ion Il
vas upon iis cuulecfprllat Considerable specultiyo
business had ai-y ben iuotdel; tieur,,sfs ,I,,e,
chitiodng. irnn "4 bm ale If p.Icts tfal p n ,,l
hch"e foed take flare under any circumstances - i
very important urn ia 'htif iasur ui. h. aft,, m I
.vrih at Misunderstanding ttwecn The i,,t ,.,.l,s
y Is 10 The additional lniurdiann We have received ~
th"se snis that our ehsng, position III h.
M. Ha1 Sme'fcan ha' q bren isk,n IN sprc,l,,,.c
YEA amluned 10 % lOO hal > NV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-09

.ur .UcD.6le.-The las. Augusta Chronicle cons
n'ns the account Of the piraytc attack OF this d's'In
-"sfed gentleman except The oss Of his s'se;h.
which Is moi affected. lis had slightly Improved,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-09

Runor-That Col. WIN. o. Butler. Of Krnnckv,
who was disappointed in not getting seat in tn. C,bi,
net is soon 10 he appointed a Minister TO Russia, in
place Of Cul. loGd, no is 10 be removed.