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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-08

MIR C1AY-'rur PuuAprLni, PnrsrKrs-Wr
have been favored this morning tsays the Newark Daily
Adveftisef1 with long letter from friend On his
way south IN Company with Alr Clay. giving some IN.
terrsng incidents al visits Ia Ashland aud amongst
other things brief account of The recepon Of the reh
and beautiful kens OF aecon and regard recently Trans
n itcd ifoln Philadelphia by special messenner-- Mr.
II. White. Mr.. Clay having been informed Of Ma
W hiies arrival On the 10Th, Immediately invited him
AID hi, friends TO dinner. inmaling desire that til.
pfopsed fulhnen of mission should be deferred To
the Afternoon Though Tho letter is strictly a private
enc. and chiefly the personal intercourse Of phi
vale lite. "r venture 10 make public The following ex.
tract. descriptive al q scene in which the public, IS
Than Tie usltous hosts and his guests. in SINE sof
parry. Aher few words concerning the dinner, our
correspondent SAYS
I'VE were NOW conducted TO the drawing room here
wefund HE sdies waiting The Interesting ceremony; Nh
W he then formally announced 10 MIR Clay that he was
conm ssioned by he Clay Club of Philadelphia Got
which he was nrnber ioconvey 10 his lady aud him
sell ''sin0als al The regard and esteem their citizens
,n'uamed ior lin and his family. He then handed 10
Mr. 1 IN becoming manner, bo k in which was re-
corded the names OF 5000 pefslns aho had joined IN
giving their unanimous assent Ia the Of resolutions
t,ncirded) expressing Their sentiments and feelings 10
wares hlm personally, and their appbailun oi the
Of his fespcnjen HE. lie lh,h presented 10 Mrs C.
he casLel al Jewels consisting ufa bracelet, bfeaspin
and ng ri The rufesi gold ofHamened with cunsira
t0n y" dlnnu'Gs enclosed a case ui noih.r Of pearl.
isell hlou. These all being opened and examined,
Ar. Clay responded IL Mr. bite in lie must ieeIinu
manner, md with teas ~ his EYES.
IMill moi undertake Ia repeat his address. know ing
my inability 10 do hm justice. Only few ofhis urds
can command lie said Tia, during his occupancy ol
high trusts III The service al his country, and pending
the os fons ii his friends elevate him 10 the hlph-
est Station nan can orcupy EARTH he had many offer
ngs vi much vsne bestowed un HIN, hIc he regret,
TED Ia say were scrived by him with msg nps fear
'ns they might he offered from Interested molves, and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-08

vsrI sAs nsssr. Odd fsts,, sid he. dat Il s,x'sA
go; fs sSsns Il DID. sia s. e-sse ass q ss.s .soe
Asss aud a sa,-sd hsus q s.ed rSs isss trg, and
ess1 s.s u ts'd ~ The p.ss sss 81 ,i's "tole 81
Oss.ac-
Nj Assns "a d .na; s'esi nHpfe fsn His. ~ All
N ss ssssr spsh de ii Dc a,shng ts a,ssisss MA
M Ito sts cs Is xlvtn. aid siea ready 20 tat a.
a~ asa gas hss,est dekts~ u ,ie ut4sle 81 OIo-
gur
Tie HUE sdssru~a ~isbuus d-csihs the qarssia''.
M Adsn sasta issss. AID uiost pio<soas ilsrs
ga ~ ih< i3xse.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-08
TIE SUGAR CRoP.-A Ie,,e, dated Tbhh,o,

TIE SUGAR CROP.-A Iete, dated Thih,baux.
vile. Louisiana, Dec. To- aud published il, The New o,
irsos Picsyooe, says
HE late warm weather has caused much damage Il,
HE .sndd2 cane. an'i n'anv planters Lse from
nns~SmTlh one-ibrd II their crops The .knowino
0iss' essaie she ,ss to The presen, crnp ucrasnned
by tse laie itssze. at $4,000 "a $4,000 bids The
ptsa'srs tins ssyoa - ls.surche-w,i MT average
'ws'h'rds o' drir last years. Iop We have hol heard
III satsse lac has will have aver three finrtbs
81 ssss years yield tksOw al sa. extensive planters
asa a, make hall ,be cs tiis yess hich they
do jsss.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-08

Iatroduction Of Indian Corn into Great Britain. =
Ia st,ed in The New York Courier the Committee =
pointed by the British Government to devise means
the relief Of the sufferers in Ireland from the scarcity
fond, will il is thought recommend the free inroduc
Of Indian Corn from the u. States. 1t is known Il
one of the members Of the Con mi,iee, Sir RANDI
Ruth. late Commanding General Of the British oIc''
Canada has written to this country for full and de's
information concerning the various ways in which l0o
Corn used in The United States as article pf lv'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-08
DAVID II. CLARK
T. EEIl N'EES
DISSOLUTION.

fHNfiE firm of Lee & Lacy is this day dissolved hy
mutual consent All ptrsors ha wing claims against
The concern, will present Them TO I,cy & Garland far
settlement, and ihose indebted will please make nav
ment ct the same TO Lacy Garland Lynchburg, or 10
A. :. Lee, Richmond. The name Of The firm will be
used by either party only in winding up lis business
ALFRED s. LEE,
MOSES LACY.
Jan. At
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-08

The sanaamo, III. journal apprehends evil consequent
ces 10 this country from the removal Of The Momons Il
Oregon. They are said To number some Is 600 are
bitterly hostile 10 the Government Of lheU United States
and many It It em Englishmen, and are likely, in the
JOURNALS judgment To act IN with the British in
all lher designs. The attention Of our government IL
This ma Tier Is asked.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-08
Mr.. LEyI>,s ".DfAr OF "uulC6EgY.r

IL Nj LEWIS speech, la the House II Repss,enta-
u,es GA "Wednesday. ua lie suhise, OF Nslts- anef
cssism. ie to- .pottrd Ia hsve asked ..Wtsi l. Wing
ish}' AID .a'n "a have sgso asked--"Nss II MI
The ,dsa ii The sfs'efacy III slrnt the cpsrfs sisD
81 The in"nrysd Int',esl II Mr Levin asks Tor inln
inat toH 81 him al otee--.Ne, II this BIZ real
y las IDEA of"N big am" Which he has chussn 10 pun
IA the 'aieugstise hrn. We can only say that tbs
idea Is n,h very Lfis'l one The IDEA oi Wig
Ism Is he 'g"aby oI nghts-ibe hsptint. and prus
pefiis "i the r0petie conservatism 81 law and order
the 'to%niy VI our insIilutions-and the maintenance
IL Ih. tossIirUrIoai .1irr Gag
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-08

msSo"sra'n'ate lie press upon triumph which ba,
:, - "'a IN NE Court of the Correction of Errors
S,a,"ea by j. feaaimote Cvoper against the I,,s "a
W. L. S"oe. ipr libel ' ~" o''
-. 'se sun was pending when Col Stone died and IN.
Nraa o' or'ag Discontinued, as WAS natural =, ~,
,a va, ta"Sea'ed ssa'osi his widow We will on saw
c,rr..s very 'af~'s' sppssi from Cot S,.ne's
use q, TOE ae'tsds"' there any want f The "cn
.a "'''"sS :" humanity" because Mr.. C.uper would
ss''n sue us ss libel. and J.ase G,dev wm,J ,o,in
'0f such i'esls there Justification Bn,
ann w" saw r'jhnns'y, is, our highest judi,
A~ Nn'au'~' 'as pa' Sue'us nron ONE II Mir j. Fes.
ma'ht s'a9ms's iisei sais.-.3bons Erso;ss Josrnny
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-08

EMriIAricALLY "oS HIS Ows HooE"-lh he bs
TIM Journal Tells story of seaafing ren Of his. Be
ing in place where pck pockets aboandfd he lined he
p1ckes with fsh>hooks, lngennusiy arranged so as To
catch aud hold hand Of any intruder; aud II worked
a charm. Tor canght hts hand, and i"fe all lie
flesh tom his fingers in less ihan hour allie: he had
sri his tap 10 catch a rogue
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-08

aeAAnS ~. io hr.WI---Ihe British Bar sire a
o'v Nv ss seh sase ~ respect To The character and
"'e"'rs h "nH asse eussn~n, Jais, Judge Story The
S@.. s e,fs'sr n'sara ID fts gos,,o Atlas xrites
The ls's 3ttee &smy, wna M. :. ese awsrr. ass ,
M'ss h"'tPrtn Fsfnfssm. ana IA Ensla,n ms
s''rr ss.pe ass ses,ss. stands very hub,
h Ssf che Tustsa bar does in she useG Siaees
ss's '''s rcaau'''ee Is sruieg N tnenahss N
~. 'se's Duh Hs Ns s'er 81 ri eetsiag ap sa,scs'
@m m hl''s 81 5a6et sstrx the Esac;sers ,f yJis
''iie Ans IKE aHetnrs . raaaer.ens ,ne ihsy m
WAC t'Feci slensid naa,bs sstoe 1T 5sege Story q
s''4natH ~ s"t,efs ~ riig .rc5g prss =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-08

GREAT FlREiN TURKEY.-We learn by the
last English papers received. says the Boston journal.
that fire broke out in the town vi The DsrdaBelss on
the 25 uf Octuber which, before IL could be checked,
de siruy.d hall the Tow n. II commenced in the Greek
quarter the wind blowing gale from the Southwest at
the time, 1his terrible fire Was tot subdued until
ii had ragged lhiny houts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-08
NEW GOODS.
W + have received new and splendid stock of
DRY GOODS,

W nave received new and splendid stock Of
DRY GOODS,
which IN edition 10 former supply. renders our as
sorlnenI complete, embracing both Staple and Fancy
articles Our customers will find every thing they de-
sire, aud prices low they be sold at any 9th
er house in the place.
We have also on hand extensive assortment Of
Hats, Boots Shoes. &c sc. which will be offered ON
the most advantageous terms.
All persons in want ot Good Bargains, are invited Ia
give a call
=. GUGGENHEIMRR s. BROTHER.
Sept. % s,f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-08
Donteottc &utellinrurr.

Tic curnsfsrSsrh Il ,hs Nslu ole fsIfsb says Md.
Csh."e ha> dsrssnd his s Il thai Ne. .issc~,s
I'D ssder o.sesc,s.ss sma the r-es,1eat delrr
Gssssd =" ff.scu'- var P!.y. The qaesti"o vii
Ws~ 49, he ,raosey ovygox. aud Mr.. Fok, or
0s 49h parallel, p,c,s csd Mr. Calhoun.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-08

The largest in the world is 10 be launched
morrow morning from Mr.. Browns yard al the foot of
Twelfth street. fne Grorge " ashInglon is $50 feet
long; breadth of beam 40 ee breadth guards IS feet.
depth OF hold 10 = feet engine 500 horse power 80
inch cylinder and II feet siroke..N T. Mirror.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-08

Mrs. s. p. c. 1Hon,as.-The application Of 'n''
dy for divorce from her husband, Francis Ihou'''
Maryland, has passed the Legislature Of this S'a.e
name has been charged to Miss Sally G. T. me-
ell
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-08
10000
100000

IUI UDO
Ih6 hr estimates to he less than one hal the nun
her thai vii be slaughtered West Of The Allegheny
MOUNTAINS tins season putting the wiule number dawn
al ,5uooo. Last years slaughter he puts down at
edo,U00 "Allhoogh this ,sony esin ate" rema ks
me Atlas, yet The data from which ii is made would
seem to warrant the conclnsion that the nun Der of Iloo
slaughtered this year Is murh greater than last year,
aud greater than has been generally supposed"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-08

Teras State Election The election for go'e'
aad members Of the Legislature took place IN leA''
the 5lh ult. j. p. Henderson is elected Governor
is said Gen. Houston will be elected IT, s. Sena'o'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-08

II is said that the Hon. John Sde. If New Orleans.
was the man ho carved out the scheme 0 the Plaque
mine frauds. Mr.. Polk has rewarded his villalny by
appointing him special minister 10 Mexico. ISM VII
ainy 10 rev ard yillaIny 2-Louisvitle Journal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-08

o. Jno w. Brochenbrough. Esq. of LexmG'
Va, was nominated by the President of the un'
States on Bis inst. fer Judge Of the Court OF the W.
tern District Of Virginia. 10 place Of Judge Pen'yoaf
er.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-08

"A Rich ChutL.-The property held by The Trinity
Church in NV York cry Is estimated 10 be worth "De
hundred millions If dollars. Real estate, $eO, OO0, GOO
other property, S2C.000,00o.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-08
FLOUR AND WHEAT MARKET.

The Flour market is yet dull though little ipF
ed since last. It may be quoted at $40 !" -
per barrel frum wagons. Wheat IS 10 30 cents
In Richmond, ON the lsi inst, Flour was Sci"
$3.50. Wheat sos TO lis.
ia Baltimore, oo the 3rd Of January. Flour was
ling from &5.37i 10 $575--he last price being ~
ira brands. Wheat sos to sos.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-08

Porh trade IN The Hta,-A very intelligent New
York merchant, who has been largely engaged in the
Pork business iUr humber VI years returned Cncn>
nai last week from Tour though The Scloio Valley
aud furnished The Atlas iii The lwi ing statement,
the number oi Hogs iiai will probably be slaughtered
this season al the points named
Beginning a. Columbus, snd taking The line
OF thu Canal To Portsmouth, 10 600
Between Portsmouth AID Cincinnati on The
River. 10000
At Cincinnati. $50 900
Al La" fenceburg, 5000
Al Aurora, 5000
Al Madison, 10000
Al Louisville ll00C0
At Nesipon, Charleston. Vevsy Risiup Sun
and other towns betw zen l. nclnnati au, Lou
H. ] j.. Uu the River 50 coo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-08
From At .N-,r Orleans Picayane of Dee. 81.
TERRIBLE STEAMBOAT DISASTER

tsc~a Loss i Liie.-frpu the ,fic.rs oi the Dis
u''Tsi sn'"ed Yesterday. a- 'srn thai the night ii
the Isl 'rn'. tic sisaaI.si B-ile Zsar CAM. Brazrr
~aa'- tai heT way irm Il sv,ile Oh,o, TO ,hs city
s'Tr,ss ssag apn ~ n,bss sw The mouth Of " bi,e
pet. ga 'lae ihe Misses pa and imnediseiy iuro,
hh'fm az IL Mas serss ~ ocssk when lbr arcihrn
s~vuTtd- aud us, nilht butter cid Ont Ut sam.
@ ssts "a e,ani al Inc slime, upw ards u 50 persisted by
tss ictae sceiscu al lbs uptriuus e vc,,ns an
y tnSs h,os afossea Se-xe dtsih aier reach
Mg civ Sg-r Al br s,nr a ,iss dsas,ss ii .s,s. n .
rA"r ests acre al a-iseF M thftf bh. nod 81 sud
d1siy ad the psst ard over that sar as made
sot " slc.ss shs nslses aaiy stl 10 sns ieh
ks12as ~ osstskuoe sss1n shriS i~ls-ii.ry lad M
na -tsssr- ise nsres much less pa, ihriz ..lohns
HE Dsmsd rsae alag a shoy iiue After ,hr acc,
.ssstr and tHssssrIeS uF wreck II the Belle Zspe h.
ea n7- fhe ssi srs ii The iogner Aoai packed np SIX
fss ssssz sers IL ass tsstsT f raa,s al,
Err ArsssSs .tA~. Flt setsis a!ie1 snlfsnq IN
srs-asef h1Es "a Old. EHaly tasaeo Maple =,
- s<1e sS-s ssisane NJ asS@c strss "a fa@ A,~s,s ..I
saf sssSl,asy ssses1sst Il saaxs Rhst 1ss,s us,.ly
~ ~ ss Dr. sa d tAe essn srpsrs saa ss.o LIE hail.
as Assss f@H-s @aa a'fe ssss-a SrsS-d te 0ssps al
s<se ~ easd so,st4a.as ~ ssr- ss,n ss,at ID,
Nj lavs,z E3oy ass cssS VI ,,,,svSss- Tt~oa So.
AssA<eas np rssrt. al a Asss Ssrr sssa s,.sy ssss
axesg slss ~
sa.. cara NJ tie Bite Eve eaosi.aea ID aSS Rat,
es* "f assr s"sFarsy a a. sNss sfl ~u,yay tss
sta ssu lal n l. sses ssI ssrs. era sAssssa hs
" ssassss q Nes Mess.4 ssal .srss .as. "a s,r,,s
ss1's enS ~ aisetAs sSssnS so,ra-s ,sa fssssr-
JssasssR H. Gs IKE G. y tAa4 4xan. l.ss.,.N
8eA2ass- s,h isilGr II de ti!,s 4xer sa. ,Ss, s.
ssvss sss II ss.a ay rs IKE sss xss esdr Axs
. asts hssx
rsf e-s ~ ht Gssssstsse srsessasers ssxse Ssss AZ
iNr AsenaA ast rss,a ;ss< ss STARS s-se.e - Eat
~ .slsrs 9ssars't If IA. "a gssr 49,. I.as T. Nod
ssf Nisssy- =. T. Jar.s -sn.T,4 D. f.,sH NJ s aen
n f-s.sf, Il u isAa .sat iksap Slsne. Bh~ A.e Cd
H4,"s ~ ~ en- NE al uaes i' iiassa tbs day
-tki- AsSe aren
sas Ne 'sae rs's,sfase sr W. ssve,tr,p ALL
- Us 'a-.a hs Esst t'nt nr@i oess,wsI.e Als,.s.r
= as'rs 81 And %, q Gus'g Nas ~ assts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-08
MISS LUCaEr1h A. WILSON

lady whose celebrity qualifications teacher stands
nnrvaed In This Institution taught all the brancls
e. usually taught III the ii Semnarles Of he land
The government OF the schuu is strictly parental and
every care 'dken to amend the hear, Improve the man.
ners and disseminate practical Inform alton. The build
ING Is new and comfortable situated in most delight-
in nei9hhohood; aud during The fur sessions il has
been IN existence sing lie Of sickness has oc>
cnfed-these advantages combined with its extreme
cheapneSs, should ene II Ia the patronage of parents
ana GUARDIANS Board IN The most respectable families,
living within sh0H tcdih vi The Academy can be had
varying from five IN seven dollars per month Tuition
from SIX TO len dnats-mnsc SIS. Thus the expense
Ut hva months Session. including Board Washing
Lodging and Tuition, may br had al from S3l to 81
Con',yances provided 10 take the young ladies' to the
churches 81 tour denomnlmns each successive Sab
bath. For further particulars amply tn
IL q ~,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-08

s aaoen'sn"d thankful tot the patronage so lib
assan & q" aud Lee & Lacy, would mo., resrsc,
'""s S0''V' The same fur the 6rm of Lacy & Gsr,anJ
L., MOSESLACV,
d If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-08

ton Of lbe city o. Nashville proper. according late
census TO- SO, the pupuatun including the suburbs,
y 391 Of which ,955 whites, 1893 slaves, ard
SD free persons u color
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-08

10 Ire Acadia !ef, Boston Thursday week for
,'e'''oi with oS passengers. and more than 80 600
letters.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-08
JOH.y' e. SHIELDS
uUNSE AND SIGN PAINTED

~ 10 iNolapsy 10 ali woyk eoirps,a.I >, -.
"sS faFsr Hanging executed At The sba,,ss, ", nm
~ she Byidgr. ''' UT oueei 'eadins
Stg.
non If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-08

W iae Snail Poxis still praylient IL Nsa York
fhi'adei.Sbis aud Ba!.iovre.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-08
Amoun, saved hy machi,.

ihe manufacturer who may read this account "a,
lad!e 'r himself OF The accuracy of this statement
we understand that the umys made by This machine
rave o'en examined by the manu- acuers of This Mae
and pronounced GOOD. The leaves are laid sraiob and
8' .o"s rs aone as neatly as thar by the hans The
aa,n'' "'"rh Is exceedingly simple in lis construction
and not longer than raj trap, is equally vs
10 The making Of cigars ''P''
sgo ''''h''o 'ohs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-08

ne puo"'s u the Cincinnati Alias es innate the quar-
NY % ., enI IN tina, cay the present time al IS ooo
a'.''s' "a ,hls quantity ~ 00e barrels have
my Shipment, 'eavi"g about COCO barrels on sale
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-08

II iasr e,aay.r.-g!sm xors,,. rhe grsa, p-esche,
~ ''e asa u.s. 81 r. rnrsr Pa p.ayea iesa ho,as
VA ts,En e. eerfa. stas ssh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-08

PORK.-P"rk is selling a, Si.7j per hand't0
IN tur market.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-08
SOUTH AMERICA

IN giving accounts by The lale arrival from Buenos
Ayfrs The New i"k Sun says thai several numbers Of
'e Ddr'o are hlled With correspondence betw zen the
Argentine Secretary of STATE, the English and French
MINISTERS aud the United States charge flares AIR
WILLIAM BRENT. The Anglo French proposed a
peace, but not On terms honorable 10 the Arpenlines
vi e"utsehs VAS refused ana IN ot the Sectar, :
letters 10 the French Minister We find the fJInui,.
The undersigned would also manifest to your +. -
cellenry, and 10 his EXc,enry the Minister plen,no
enIlay Of her British Majesty hat this t,oyernmrn,
has already announced the jgniird and friendly int,
position Of The gentleman Chage'd Aaires of the I'M.
ted States that The Government has accented !, an1
ihai IN such case, woul not be able 10 take in,n
consideration any accident ccun stance in connexi IN,
with subjects OF pachcation, without the concurrence
and pa'ic'naon OF said Charge dAfares; nor will his
Government TAIL 10 fulfil obligation TO which il s 81
strongly bound by considerations and exisences Of orea
weight ir IN no case would il wish To unite The hnnd
oi lahnlness with which preserves The reations If
perfect nnd'ts andng with the Government Of The ni
ted States" WV
Ihe number of the forces of the Enolish and Franz,
allies at Muntevdeo is 9 800 men
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-08
EDR REv'T.
Einerifle Female ,ycadcu,v.

'1'ilt. EXERCISES of this Institution, ts,tnated
4 within five miles Of PWsylcauia Court House.
VIII he resumed The second day Of February, undo
Az sl rinlpndauca nf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-08
IMPORTANT TO MA N4sr1C TJrRrps

, !MpoRTANfToM MA AkfAC rURERS OF TO.
oAoto'-Mt Mars'on, Of Dsnville, Virginia has in
vented machine Tor rolling bacco which, i, is said
promises to work complete revolution in the m,nnC,c
lnre ol the article With three Iovs 10 tend il !, u,
DO The work OF thirteen saving of Al 400 NO,
annum' me Remr'er. in noticing ii, says:
One machine viii turn oui 500 mound I,mro NOV
gay Z" aoo'oVo per annnm. (of 800 working days'1
s' "i'', efdng and eo'hirg of three boys to tend
~ A., ,b, ., % ~ ear" per amman $40
""u'd require thirteen men eA! erenced in the
business, al $40 each sco
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-08
L.fCH - GARLAND.

SUCCESSORS TO
L E s. la CY,
Forwarding mud Commission Merchants
Ign ch b burg, va.
VIE undersigned having united for The purpose Of
carrying On general Forwarding & Commission
Business, have taken the well known stand on the Ba.
SIN, recently occupied by Messs Lee s. Lacy and hope
oy Their united efforts and unrem,ng attention 10 the
interest Of those who may favor them with their business
TO meet a liberal share Of patronage.
They will pay particular attention to the sale of FIour
and all other kinds OF produce. Liberal advances will
be made On cousi2nnlents
hey WI Keep constantly hand a good asso,,men,
Vi "'ocef'ts- MOSES LACY,
late OF the firm OF Lee s. Lacy
A. b. GARLAND.
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Jan. |
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-17
LATEST INTRLLIGgNCg BY Tag NAILS.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Is, 1876.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10, 1910
-Four speeches to-day in the House. upon the Ore
pon QUESTIONABLE. Cooke, of Tennessee, (whig,)
leading off for peace Mr.. Redineer, OF Virginia
(democrat,) in a beautiful, strong, and effective
speech, pleading for postponement OF the contem-
plated war with England. In deprecatng the de-
CARNATIONS of the Hotspnrs OF the House against
the rapacity of Great Britain, Mr. b. quoted from
late letter OF The Doctor" In the Nrc York Her
aid, our specimen for the benefit of the Buncombe
men, which told admirably well upon the commit
tee Mr.. b. gave passing hit at Mr.. Giddings, and
said that if that gentlemen and his friends should
come to the South to excite servile war, there
were hosts Of faithful slaves who would rise up to
the defence Of their masters, and expel the in
truders Mr. b. was called TO order. HIS speech
abounded with strong points and beautiful pas
sages in favor OF the preservation OF the peace.
His description OF the characteristics OF the Amer-
can eagle, as seen among the mountains OF virgi-
MIA especially graphic and truthful, and delight
tul to the ear Mr. Morse, of La. (dem.) followed
Tor the notice, and Mr.. Dobbin, Of N. G. (dem.)
next succeeded, on the same side, when the commit
tee rose, and the House adjourned.
Mr.. Rockwell, oil Conn, has the hoor Tor to-
morrow
There appeared to be at least twenty contestants
Tor the floor, when Mr. Rockwell was SO fortunate
as to WIN. The debate may, therefore, be wound
up In couple OF weeks more-perhaps in eight or
ten days. perhaps sooner, If we get the news by the
Hiberna from England, and il should turn out to be
unequivocally OF the meat-axe disposition.
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years II win be perceived that there has been yerv
great increase in the quantity Of agricultural products
exported IN ls45, compared with lss3 and ls44 This
increase has been confined to the last three or four
months or nee the demand from Great Britain became
so active
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dies, cheese, corn acur, whr.,. ana 49,. \, 80.
wheat and wool The export Of cotton in lsA, v.ra
about sixty thousand bales ess than in ls4 There bs,
been very great deer .ase in the shipment. of lard
oeei ana PORK Our OF port trade ON tho whole for the
20. oeen v'.ry large showing lsrks increase