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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-24

YNURPIN'S OFFICIAL the Exchange Ho-
tel this afternoon at ) o'clock: Capital
81 oOO-Tickets 81; halves so cents; quarters
25 cents. For sale in any quantity a,
July 81 TURPIN'S OFFICE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-24

GREAT MoRTALITY-We see BY The lis,
| Of interments, that during The past week, there
were four hundred and twenty five deaths in New
York. In Philadelphia, TWO hundred and nifty
one.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-24

We are requested TO invite the attention Of
country merchants 10 the long advertisement OF
the New York Fall Trade"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-24

NTEGROES.-Will be sold THIS MORN
IN ING, al 10 o'clock, a likely Negro Man, l
Negro Woman, and likely Girl.
July "a N. B. q {. B. HILL, Aucts.
SPRING FURNITURE CART FOR SALE.
TINE only real Furniture Cart in town, with
l. Harness, is now offered for sale; and with il
any industrious young man can make money!
cost S15-will be sold Tor $50, By
R. w. ALLEN, AihambFa Hotel.
Iuly ot-d6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-24
MEDIATION.

The Union says that Sir Robert Peel must have
been mistaken in his impression, when ne an
nounced that the British Government had tender
ed to the United States the offer Of their good
v,eeo for the r,n-,-~ of s'.~,,~'e" i-'"son the m
and the Mexican government. The Union says
no offer of mediation has been submitted TO our
governmen,-and doubts very much whether
Mr. Pakenham has received any instructions 10
that effect.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-24
EpEs raE MuRpERER-We learn. an,

EPEs, THE MURDERER.-wel learn, and
from good authority, (says the Petersburg INTEL
lisencer,l that Epcs, the murderer oil Muir, was
seen by the toll.keeper on the Manchester road
on last Tuesday week. <. passed the gate, and
doubtless went TO Richmond, where he made his
way North.
We mention this 10 put the Northern Police on
their guard In The meantime, The vigilance in
Other quarters should not be relaxed.
We understand that few days since, Epss
was seen in Lynchburg- that he there sold his
horse, and took the stage for the West, via The
Natural Bridge. We hear, further, that party
had lef, Lynchburg in pursuit OF him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-24

We are requested TO state, that President DEW, of
William & Mary College, who is now in Europe, ~
early in October; and that although he may not
possibly be present precisely al the opening tbe Col
lcgc he will certainly be at his post commence his
lectures al The usual time. This statement is made be
Of the existence Of report, that President Dew
will rot return during the next Collegiate session.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-24

debates published in the Washington papers, pu'
the main points are fairly presented, we think we
make no comments; the public can Judge lot
themselves. .,,;nst
Allthe Virginia members present vo'ea asa o.,
The resolution, except Messrs. Atkinson Dio"'
coole and Pendlcon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-24

A good story is told Of the manner in which
Aristas officers were treated after ihsir hurried
return 10 Monterey. A ball wa, given TO large
party of officers who had just arrived from San
Luis, or some point in that direction, and At this
ball Arisas defeated and disgraced underlines
appeared in uniforms fresh brushed and with all
heir appointments secured up 10 The brightest
The orchestra struck up, and among the first 10
pay their respects 10 the ladies and ask their
hands for The waltz or coilion, were The fellows
who had danced so niinbly l. different time al
the resaca. The answer Of The ladies was noble
and a, the same time cutting 10 degree: 1--WE
do not dance with our own seY"-( Picaynne.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-20
lie Two MILLION MI.

The cotfes psndeui of he Baiumute Arercan gisrs
the hst1rN 81 The iie of he million hill.
Aftt stating The aduplon ii NJ Wlnofs amendment,
10y Will he bill became unpala 10 The South aud
S10t4Wtsf tl- wt'cf stales thai the al
isfees the Ciy and Bipbmslc b.ll were working
tfom nnr until halt pisi2 On Sunday sgteeing up
the different ordinary provisions.
As ught approached there signs Of intrigue
loot. MI Juhusou, OF Md .lhs NhIg member Of the
Seaaie, arnng the three sense Cvnieftes, (Alessfs
Icmls, 81 Al, aud B.nun belhg his Associates and
Mr. sey' rance o Me, The Whi. membef among The
tonaffets ii The House. VI ssfs Mickey Of n t.. and
BOYD, u Ky. bemg III, asspcales,) wtfe senl Tor phi
valley. Inc uruicmen all found themselves at tue
'5plul IN sunday eSentn., where, as murder will
oui. tie strnt VAS khtHn. IL WAS here that te
attempt was 10 k The llduse Bill by suhipp II all
i"g"lhrr and 10 add Two millions OF dollars t1e CIV.
II aud Diplomatic BIZ. tor the purchase oil CalIiorN
MA
The Wing minority were rwerlcss and Of ne.
cfssny yielded all their assoclsl- not however as
behese. without protest against what here at.
tempted =
liz knowledge Of Ibis design produced the greatest
excitement, aud The Determination formed 10 defeat
The bill altogether II the millions clause wss attach
ed.
The instant the Chairman Of the Committee of the
Conleiefs (Ait Mcka,) should rise To submit his re-
pori, was IL have been tie slgnal Tor The bntslIno OF
me soim' Every preliminary ihuiiUn from tire y avs
and Means Committee WAS resisted, and Tot halt an
hour 'seiy thng lhreaWnrd hferkug npul Cofp rtss
without "a sing the heavy appropriation Bdls N any
acll"n upon The pcndng measures between the two
Hpuses,
The majority Of The Committee of Conferees foresaw
and had IN PAT oresrrn lhe c4uds that were rsnp over
'heH heads They consulted briefly aud seasUnasy aud
Wisely abandoned IheIr measure, and lett The bill 10 be-
Iepot.d as ihey had agreed upnn their long session on
SUNDAY. bhl l"f the Abandonment, Congress would
nave broken up IN row; aud was there was deep
indignation against the Committee particularly anonp
TIE members ifom the tee States
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-20
New ORLEANS, Angus, 7.

,Hl,ral Qt pohmieers The sreatipr .4afrp,a Cant
W indie, arrived yesterday from Brazps 81. Jago which
place she elt On the I'd ms. learn nothing ot IN.
teftsi by her anva, relative 10 the ope faols Vt the
army.
She brought so men Of The 4th regiment Of Iousi-
ana volunteers.
he Alabama brought lack the last batch Of Louis
'aa 'f""ps-aIl the rest had previously lei boa I'd the
sailing vessels, which explains their non ARRIVAL They
may be- expected daily.
Colonel fey'on'S regiment departing at the time
when The Aaoama sailed Colonel Feaihefon's was ON
It's way Ia the BI Z,s, ready embafk
He"eIal layoI was despa tchng the regulars 10 Ca
'naIso Will all possible haste, ana likewise sendup On
large supplies OF muunIuns The highest polni on the
nEe, al winch any OF the volunteer tIoous were station.
cd MAS Loalla, between Burma and Maialno-as. at
which ponl one battalion OF the Tennessee rey,menl as
gautsu0ed.
Tue sap Gen, Tta.ie arrived last nigh with the
three conpantes ol the Washington fry lulent cpnman
died hy Captains ToBiN, BRicE anu uIrE, number
log IA all | 30 men
Gen. Taylor, II was said, was to set out or Camarco
The lst INST
a letter Iron Malanoras says thai the army OF Gen
taylor III Mexico NOW consists oi II 900 men
private letter from Point Isabel ulorns us that
General WORTH has been ordered To lay camp
Tor lOOO men al Canargo, and establish depot sixty
miles from there on the road 10 Monterrey.
Inc Galveston dates q the 5h tbs ant
! lree steamboats,. the Rough and Ready the Green
coods and the Lutte lasoo reached Gal, esun On the
"a, on HER way tn the Rugrande.
Ire torce concentrating at Bexar is represented as
mounting 10 4,7O5 men. 1t constitutes an ndepen-
dent command, Which will be under Mi Gan Ba.ler
ana 1fg. Gen. 0ul. 1t destined strike inlu the
Province OF Chihuahua, bet Sahte Fe and Gen,
Iayior's sllun.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-20

MEssRs EDIroRs is almost superb ious 10 say
that the aye IN which live is eventual Scarce day
pssses but novel duc,fne theory is advanced
II is also empha cay The age of upon long
establl shed pnncirles-prInclpes adopted in
aud better day, the correctness of which has been dem
unslraled by their practical utility. The subject to
which would most respectfully aIlnde, Of more in
Than nigh, he apparent al the frs, glance. II is
suhv.rslve Of common reason and justice
tffr 10 revvea species of oppn sson-w hch | had
hoped forever ,Xiinc-]h he edlc or Sunday d.
nance Of the Directory of the James River and Kama
ha Canal, making IL inabe to owners or occu p-
Of freight boats, To navigate the canal the Sabbath.
70 this extra pious and
blockade, public attention should oe especially d.
Iec,ed; is not only an Infringement Of the rights Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-20

W ihtre Is either great iadecIsluu IN the cabi,.,..,
'"s eniu'f oil the oih nal paper is not admitted int, II.
co"hience. We renember Il letter which Appeared =,
Tue II 'qrer ABOUT the time lis old editor add c,td
"nch sci l1rth. IN glowing terms, toe coafdeo,,.,
relation which The unou WAS /, bear towards m.
mlnisfston II was, IN fact TO he edited by I'M. ,,
i'HaIion, or rather the editor was To be a sor, al -
eo member OF The cabinet. From the re er Of ,b,,
'hafhaole letter. which, under all The circumstances r.,
'e"loille'al Authority, would have lnie,r.d H..
' ''''''"s VI 'he o"on might, al all tines, be reo,t
oeu as Tue True exponenls The Presidents o,,,''.
"eeu ''o' Stop 10 point out The many iassaces ;,
witch ''e 'heoica'I"hs OF The Cnon were IN one o,.
'o"' and The action ot the cabinet in another m, .
co's' qnence OF The manly exercise of The edil,, i'll.
!" MINK aud speak for hns Il IN an inden nd.,,
"et 10 TINS he has never aspred. M a..
charge Nun with sayings word IN opposilion IN -.
s'''' VI any opinion or course o action of TIE pa.
o'"''-when II was known. We infer ,h...s
'hal Ire Is really not trusted with the .eo,.,, :,
'ao'f'. " no has forgotten his course us,n In, o..
question:. moi less renafkab4e instance l., f,..
'"e 'o"e, Which he has held In regard to every .a,.
Won Tor making over ures To ,Iexco \Vh A.
'e"'f"' III lie Senate, from the impulses Of n, ,wna
Ole and geherous soul. suggested ,ha, ,.s D.,
S""uid send mission of concilalion, the Ir,,..
'"''9 s"o'A'o a"d diSgusied, and assaed the M,
P"s"'h III Inc oI:rresi siirl, of lnvecliye =, ,.o
VINE" IN The House, Mr.. Winthrop and Mr.. J. r I.aa.'
81" suggested The same thing they were lauoh.,a :.
ana denounced. Later stll, when Mr. W.h.,a,
'eeFed his advice 10 the President to do WIN, +. l."
'"Ie' me Mon broke ou epon him in its 6rrc.s s,l
as II he had sug 3esed treason
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-20

W lhe Baltimore papers mention tina. cars and
wagon :, "ade IN York, Pennsylvania, are arriving N
mat city tor the purpose Of being SHIPPED to the Bsz
81. ia3o 10 AID IN transporting Gen Taylors aruy.-
Every circumstance indicates that Gen Scott was rub,
IN all his calculations as 10 The time the army would b,
ready 10 lake the held. We now question whether,
s"ce The discharge OF large member Of the best Of
his vo nn'eers, Gen. Taylor WILL by the Isl of October
be III sufficient ttre To take up his march or the noun
tai" should he be even by that time supplied With
provisions aud the means of Interpretations
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-20
WAsnlNGroN, Aug. i. 1916.
To Tie Senate ofMe L. States

Herewith communicate 10 the Senate The cory nf a
le''f under date OF the - III ull trnn he Secretary Of
Nlale 81 HE uiled Sat,s 10 the Minister Of Foreon
Rtlaiinhs 81 lhe MtAcan Republic 40 am ltouosI,u IA
open negotiations and Cooelad nd't 81 peace Inch
siaI August all the questions dispute bp ueen the iva
"epnbts. I onsdrfin1 the relative power OF the iva
cluafiHs, hr glorious events which have already sun
al I'D afs and the dsfdclrd condition oi NJ Acn
did concert that any pulnt III national honnr could
tAls which nugh to prevent me from making this over
uc. Equally anNpus 10 tei ainae peace HONORABLE
lt both parties. as otl9nal, u avoid the exstlny
war, have dremcd It my duly again ~ extend the ol
I'VE branch Ia Mexico. Should the Government OF that
h'Ph9le accept the uileI III the icndly spini by
which II was dictated. negotiations VII .pee1ily com
mroce ior the conclusion nj a Treaty.
The cllc difficulty 10 be anticipated in the nepoa
'o Is 'e adjustment o The boundary between the par
ties, by Hue Which shall be satisfactory and
con'entnt 10 both aud surh uelthcr will hereafter tie
Inclined 10 disturb. Tins The best mode ui securing
perpetual peace aud guud neph0ufhuud between The Two
Republics. should the MEXICAN GI,tfnnent in order
!" accomplish these objects, be wiling crde any pnr
no" oi iheif territory o. TIM |. ) ought 10 ay ihe,
tar equivalent, Just and honorable esce aud moi con
quest, hing our purpose llp persecution of the wal
adrf these clrtnrlstances aud considering the ry,
hale'd and distracted condition VI the Mey can n,n,h
nc II might become necessary. ~ order 10 I,snre neace
'na' should nave II Il. my uNcr to advance o,rl nan
W "e ''hs'' ration money for any &c ss, ol irrrlory
""'th LAY be made. The Mexican Government nIuh,
not he wiling To wait uf The ia ymeni for the " hole I'M
III the u,ay could Or 'ihtd by the senate and an an
PI'Pla Ion 10 carry IT miu ofrc by Congress; and the
necessity ior sp'h delay might defeat the DIpt alru
getier. would, therefore, suggest hriher II mIph
hoi be g" ise or tungfes, appropriate a suu such as
lhty might Consider adequate II thus purpose, be paid
II necessary, inntdtrly upon the ratification of the ra
~ by Mexico. lhis disbursement would, OF COURSE be
accounted tur at the Treasury not AS secret service mo,
ncy, but like utlrf expenditures.
Two pnetdenls tor such ~, cerdng exist in our
] tlp attt At,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-20
Mr.. BuchaHan 10 Commodore Conner.
DEPARTMEsT OF STATE,
" .sinsGros July 81,

N,sinscroS July 81 1876
SIR have the honH to transmit herewith a sea led
note, addressed 10 he Minister ID Foreign Relations Of
the Mexican R'pubr, with an open copy vi the same
Tor your own USE. From Tins you ~ III perceive that
tie President has determined sgan 10 offer the vi We
branch 10 Mexico
he President does not believe that any point If ma
tons honor should forbid him from max og tins tender
especlai. aef the g"tl"us events winch have ,hus Tar
marked the progress OF the war. Shuud the Mexican
Government deeImne 10 accept the oer and enter upon
negotiations. II may and pobab, viii propose you to
conclude an afmsiIce during Their pendency II such
Proposition should be ulsde, you vii, promptly bul KIND
ly tJrcl II, giving at the every assurance
nat HE Pfesdrni VIII do all III his power bring the
neguIa 'iohs 10 satisfactory termination with the least
possible delay.
II were Concluded The two parties world
not stand On Equal footing. The United States al
heavy expense now have armies the field and navies
on The ocean III successful progress conquer nn ono
able peace Should their operations be arrested by
an aHnsllce, and he negotiations for peace si,on Id
hnay lar, We should then lose nearly all the az, ANA
yes al an ehte cainpaign H. SIDES tins sacfice ptea,
as II night be. would scarcely eqnal the evils IN ANY
form which SEASON Of inactivity could fail In inf c
upon ouf irpops, the greater portion OF HON consist f
VI patriotic Ell Gems ho have volunteered serve thr
country IN The conidrnce thai they would be actively
employed W hist. therefore, the President sincerely
desires nh The utmost prumptnde restore our friend
" felatlons with Mexico upon fair and liberal erms the
war must Continue To be- prosecuted ~llh the utmost VI
2o bn dthhilive treaty oi peace shall be signed and
fBtIhed by Mexico.
You vii mol all, with all the despatch in your pow
'r, TO transmit The olhe Mex can governuen, 10
'his Deratiin.ht.
hasn the tiuor 10 be, sir, very resprcfny your O.
bednut servant, JAMES HICKMAN
10 Commodore DAVID Conner,
Commanding The .Narai Jorces NJ lie United States
IN he Guy u .hegico.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-20

~ Hse'snsaa "a print Stsrrt,n river N the
esaay VI ohaTio and BE- niuriber ms ls.s thar il be-
''"'enu'd !" The e'oaiies nietrstt,i the prseru
tes ~ Tue - had H. tie phiu tvrt Il. a. eel ON s,up
e'hsrr'en' day tt ths promo "l thar Object"
rfci'ne,a dscas>,,a eHsusj between M.ss,s G.
". Read, Symc. W. {. Darlington. Nm 7 SCH.
fala'ef ei n, C., aud Nm, ". Watkins
MT. "; e. ti""tno, n,esed The following as sub
siI,a'e 10 Mr. X .sd's resolution:
"Rrs,Htd. ftst lbs Convention recaln mend The
cons raeit'" Of Raj had, ennrcung tide uai,r with
IRE eau ttvr by The nearest cheapest aud most rrsc
ncs.'e route"
NJ L. was about tn praeeei wnh the debate but. IN
moiiun Of Mr.. W. {. Caff.plon the e..3,enir,n ad
Jured Til Nedaesda. aofnlag al o'eltA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-20

o. Mr.. FOLK lately appointed one RICHARD GHor.-
sroN, II kentncky assistant Comnl,s.ry win The
RANK "' 0apaln.' The address Of this gentleman 10
nj known, and The Commssary General has sent cir.
cuIais 10 inquire after hun. The Louisville journal
ih"ks lie is the man who mol long slhce attempted to
have boy sen. 10 the PenIen.iary, Tor r,bbny the
mail The jury acquitted the boy and though. the evil
dencs strong against Ghoston.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-20

O. The Union reiterate1 the charge that, upon Mr.. Da
WIS must rest the responsibility OF defeating b, talking a
Gains time, the Bill appropr-ng the millions buy
peace with Mexico. The Union knows perfectly we'll that
the bill could not have passed the 18th the
ment, moved by friend OF the AdmiGsra on Mr. W ilmot
PROMPTING slavery IN the purchased territory, and that,
without that feature it would have been defeated in III, o.
Their House There is doubt that the amendment Va,
moved by portion Of the Administration party with vic.
of defeating the Bill.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-20

% 1t will b. recosc,ed thu when NJ HAYWOOD
resigned, The onon made direct appeal to the Safe
OF NpUh Carona to mark her sense of his conduct at
The approaching election. Well, the election is over,
and We presume 1t cannu he denied thrl North Camna
'sa Wing farlh State. l. Is nacie,t that Mr.. Ha
wood, IN valng for the Tariff would have msrepresent-
ed The wishes OF his constituents
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-20

90 We have strong and reiterated com plants from
subscribers In PnISylvanla oi irreeuarty and delay IN
The receipt Of the rsnian-parllcuiary iro, ,h,s.
living near MI Afy HIN Grave and al the Court House
some "t them indicate the olt;a On The route ,hron,h
nrggence al which they intr the miscarriage proceeds
We shall not sp city, not knowing certainly where
The lau hes-on hope Puslmaslers on the route will
look into the matter aud peyent any cause for renewed
complaint.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-20

iren aEd SplG,e These TWO steam vessels. built
lof lie AleAn8ns, are hlhPide at our whafyrs They
were Ia be delivered 10 lhe nlied States On The l1,n
July aud by Tins Tine they mi, have been ON iher
way 10 the Ru Gfinde. rendering good service IN that
dlltctlnn. Bnt we Learn thai line IRON work was pyru
tn distant ionhdy winch uf seems 10 be au u
a laYounle with govefnment.-.N T. Sun
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-20
SOU I'll IVES FERN NPIKE

1t Will be seen by advertisement of the Engineer tn
another section ofhis road about to eputunder
We learn that the road will pass through Christansburf
by the of the South Fork of the Roanoke. The adj
>anages OF this location saving of four miles the
distance, and great Abundance of Limestone while on
the North Fork route stone OF good quality could be OIL
tanned but al great exl cnse.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-20
o.. No nsslIissUG
SIG, 900 UvOrih Of Dry Goods
At COST AND UNDAIs!.!

DlCARDS, RYAN 4 Go. having de,er,nneded
discontinue business In ynchbrg, offer heir entire
STOCK III GOODS at COST; aud many ut then, great
~ BELOW cost % Tn, trick such as has
been ton often pracised WE MEAN WHAT WE say
We trends and the pubic generally. that No
article Will be SOLD tor Than lis original cusi, unless
he small article. such as Plns 1apes, Bnttons,
Sc, 10 MAKE change tor Which would be an imr,ssb
Ivy henever these sod by the d'aen only cos
viii be charged
TO MERCHANTS
Any gentleman wishing Ia Commence business IN
Lynchburg has now opportunity OF securing one ol
the best business houses IN the place. together with
well selected and uupecd entedly cheap assur men Us
Goods, many OF which ot our "wn uBtorialioa.
NeInslle all To call who Wish To purchase
No Trimmings of course viii be thrown in, as we
afford 1t and sell
Posltrsiy no Goods ,cM be taken batk after being
soi
Ierms-Cdsh only.
REGARDS, RYAN & Go.
o.. All persons having claus against will plesse
present them tor payment, and all who lrt Ill ed
US Will pesse call snd settle. as anxious 10 clio
~ the business speedily as possible.
r., r. s. Co.
July . lsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-20
ClIARLDITE NJJON

:, WV f'o''" 'ne proceedings Of the Improvement
C'''''''','"' "heh lately met at Charlotte Ch Honse.
"'a' II was held IN garter OF the S,al.
" opFsee !" all lfnproveDrni The do,nps Of
1T Convention iook well upon paper. w. fear. how.
''''' " VIII De some time before the work Recommend
ed can be carried into effect
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-20
Beautiful Family Residence
Tor safe,
AT AUCTION.
COnu be Oh your asIlrI

IUO.NPSONS COMPOUND SYRUP
AND WOOD NAPTHA.
OUNCE the first introduction OF this popular remedy
~ Ia public notice IN he tall OF lSi3 lar Mixture
aud ot every kind aud nane have strung up
and paimed of the reputation OF This excellent
medicine, 10 the inspecting Invalid; the propelors mAs
ING lar with them to render them popular and secure
sales BE deceived and avoid every medicine pur-
porting contain Tar except the original preparation,
''Ihompson's Compound Syrup Tar and Wood Napha.
aud thereby You will time aud avoid dsappsinl-
mcnt.-Remenlrr this Invaluable remedy is only pre-
pared by s p Ihompson, n. f.. corner 5h aud Spruce
streets, Phlladephla.
For sale by JOHN IL. SFAl, Druggist.
.4ge"t for Lyachbug and ricuity.
April 90 wits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-20

% ho'h. The ocean will swarm with prvsfssr,. sos
diree' taxation must ensue. The surplus fund ia ,.
dy spent, aud with tsnH which will not mee, Tho =.
di'afy expenses oi Government treasury mites ca,o,,
he hfpt al par, nor loans neeo,iard rxc.p, al ,u,p
fat.s OF interest The expenses far have bern s,n,
n"ns-b.sond al precedent history. -, i, H..
military annals Of other nallons The people, with =,
national injury TO redress subs,ani a use of oo.
n 'ac, Will no, long support var into which they u.,.
Pfecipated, IN an unconstitutional manner for n,,o.
ends. MI Polk perhaps has sagacty 10 peIceiyr this
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-20

So Mr.. McLANE, our Minister to England, i. ,rhaps
now on his way home. Arrangements making IN New
York 10 give him the reception, due his talents stand
ing, and particularly his and successful exeron.
to maintain peace.