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The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-05-19
From California.

A correspondent of the New York
Express. writing from San Diego, Janua-
ry 81 saws.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-20

Since the publication Of the Pcayune OF this morning.
The steamship New York has arrived bringing two day
aIer news from Gen lay lor's army. We learn, from
an extra o the Galveston News issued the afternoon
Of the Al inst, that The pilot boat H. NJ Hitchcock.
APT Wright. arrived at Galveston about o'clock, p
Nj. OF that day, from the hrazos ST. Jagn which place
she LEFT ON "Wednesday, the Isl inst She brought The
intelligence that upon the arrival Of the Army oi Occu-
raon. III front o riatamaros, the Mexican torces
drawn out on the opposite bank Of the river, ma
KING great display OF martial music. with trnmpeis,
ou. les. &C. which mode Of salutaon duly recpro-
Gated IN kind by similar sjundlng OF trumpeIs and
drums III The American lines. Thus euded the first
days rencounter between the two armies the oppo-
sile banks OF the Rio Grande and within Two three
hundred yards Of each other On Ike morning he
American troops discovered tie Mexican artillery Of
FOUNDERS, lining the opposite hank and pointing directly
into lherr camp. Wherupun the American amy muyed
their encampment four miles below. This step was
doubtless taken by Gen. Taylor III order TO avoid every
appearance OF any disposition 10 commit apgressons up.
on the wesi bank of the river and 10 maintain strictly
HE defensive character Of his operations. The
liable statements repre- sent The regular army in Maamo-
rs 10 consist of 1000 eoldars and 50 rancheTos The
Mexican citizens ui the Rio Grande said 10 be qui
dsaiecled towards their own Government, and secretly
friendly Ia the American cause.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-20
The LatclGgmccr may properly bid The country "look

The tclGgtnccr may properly bid The country "look
to the Senate" We have been accustomed in the
many emergencies in public affairs which mlsgnyern>
ment has occasoned, IN Look to that ordinate branch
with mistaken confidence; and rarely indeed has il failed
to meet the just expectations Of the people. and by
counsel and timely aciion. either prevented much mis-
chief or effected much gnod. Tie citizens of the Uni,
ted States have undoubled righ 10 be proud Of The
Senate Now, as ever. il is the bulwark of the Cows
eminent. the centre Of sound conservative prlncipes-a
body composed Of statesmen aud paros wise and faith
full ever ready To maintain the hanor and dignity ufthe
country never snllying their own reputation or com
promising the interests entrusted 10 Their guardianship
The spirit Of party which. in the popular branch of
the Na'ional Legislature, often degenerales into the
madness of faction, is, for the part The Senate,
tempered by generous courtesy and dgnlftd frbesr-
ance, which rob il Of lis bitterness, and convert il into
simple difference ofoplnon upon leading principles in
political economy Hence this spirit, in its excess 50
fruitful Of injustice and is nearly nnoxous when
prrvades discussions in the Senate, where nraniy
Presdcs, ahd where enlightened statesmen meet to
devise fitting measures Tor The conntry's veal not to
wrange and 'aunt each other with the nfurIae vlru-
'ence oi political ze1lo,s. " o. Bee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-20
From The National MteNigcnrer, .7pril 10.
THE BLOW STRUCK.

The blow 81 long threatened against the Tariff has at
lasl been struck, far The Committee of WAYS and
Means OF The House I'll Representatives could strike it,
Ihey reported lhe bill yesterday. Il is very long, bu
an abstract Of will be found another column under
The proper head. We presume il is substantially The
same as the plan prepared and furnished the Com
mllee by the Secretary of he Treasury but Of which
Me public has never YET been put in possession officially
W lih The exception Of The duty on Foreign Brandy,
Spirits and Cordals The duties range from uiru dow
To fire per All the dulies are al raorem One
very extraordinary feature in This h-ne and showing
the disrust Of its authors in lis sufrierc, is provis
Ion that If IN any year II shall moi yield revenue suf
hcient or the ordinary wants of the Government the
PresIdenti IS invested with authority 10 lay duty o ten
per cent Tea and Coffee, and to announce The fact
by proclamation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-20


10 prove hat ihcf tisim WI mol ADMIT even % Nv
iaou. Mr.. buchanan appears 10 ioigsa INV ~"
eiBies hare nsgaistedi thsi nc hibseli ., ".
pOssl, tor The hiptih or MIN Time e'heeoen '"h' -,
tbsi ihe ifoase OF Representatives, W 'hef seeo'
SOLUTION, have In Aci sahc'iohed ,e P'fhe'Ie W
lion. which IS IN olher wofds, me PtincP'e W h1'
eoncrssioos.
When The Americas Secretary ~ Staie s'ys ne ea.'
nat DO What the msni'es' 'p'efrs' AM ag"hy ~ ~
we c,anniss require, ne Ihust either mean lhai " W
sefnmehs 10 which he beengs WI not do w. or iha as'
Govefnnentis acting wnoef me eo'npulsn ~ "e
esci'e" 10 madness on 'nis q''s"o"' ""'." 's'. -
Folks rleei"n. i"e Piac"e'' q"es''," "' % - " =,
certain Al" 'a'e"i''ns "' '"s A"eoea" "o'ee',s",
NJ Polk and MS a1sefsaHss are seee'eiy Paf'hr "ey
eann"i nni rhecsfo: t"eie - ~ opsaee, w "le
az dic"l'y IN NC way. eAeep' t"'se WIZ" my "a'e
themselves efe"'eo' ." ''"2 "o'o' wa w" u
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mee W ms ~','p my o' w. ~" ~ " ' -
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u"e H. "'"''e'' 800, 49, - ~, " " 80
nv. 'ea' a,,ya 'na', !; sy a',, ~. v,s,,
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80 N' wv
~ ,o,o,, o,r..,. NJ. iii. .i,,,,o .,ume,,,i,o If
the forces Of The United sa,es by land ard by sea. hich
We hope is correct. We know not wha, course Mr..
Polk may intend 10 pursue ALEX he notice TOR The ao'o
ea.'on "i ,he 'teay OF J'In' occupation mas pee" guy
a"u '.,, ~. "a"
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=. n. ,h. sho., ,e ,xas,ina,n -, # il hs do
.ossd no ,,,os ri m,nov md ,,ls n,en,,,,,,s bcb
,mn,y 6,.d REORGANIZATION n, enaa,s in ,,s absurd
nd a;',,s, nnn,as, me- s,,,. "a hn,ud l., w,,, Il, he
a,,aclsl
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in an, d,cl.va,da lis o., cnnscionce miah, have
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o" " 'o<' w nnce Is "o c"''s 0e'''' y'' e o'pos'@
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-20

The City OF PIrTsBuRG.-Ihe PiItshurg Daily
American of The 10Th Instant the first anniversary of
the great FIRE az that place, says:
"l' Is but a year since that dreadful devastation and
The stranger begins already to ,ok with the eve and
something OF the eagerness fine anquary for eyden-
ces OIL lis track OF desolathn among the tall and stately
buildings when have began already TO assume the char
aclerstlc hue of The Smoky city, slmos, TO deceive
him into the belief that the walls before hl,m ~, a.,
leas, have escaped the dangers Of ,t cav M ci,v If
The Old or New World was ever 81 DESTROYED or so re-
built !. has often been compared 10 tho beehive, aud
never did It more justly distinction 50 well de-.
served The city may already be regarded rebuilt"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-20
FROM LIBERIA.

The arrival at this port If the brig Kent has placed
US in possession Of files Of Acas Lumnary 10 the I'm
VI FEBRUARY last.
The Rev. Wm b. Williams, late Pfincipal of The
Conference Seminary Al Mourova. died IN that village.
of fever on the 9Th VI January, alter sickness Of twelve
days.
sickness has borne heavily on the mission family -
Rev. w. floyt and MIS- Hoyi had been very III. but
were recovering. Mrs. Williams and Miss Juhuson
had been affected wnh chs aud fever, hu, no, danger
ously. Rev. A. ID. Williams and Rev. H. b. Nah
also mad been down. The latter had nearly AIMED
his health, the Turner was still very feeble j. B. Ben
han and lazy were in tolerable state of health. All
The other missionaries and teachers WE'LL tar as
heard from Oflhe 100 persons who arrived AT Munro
via On the 9Th oi December In the snip Roanoke, bu
fve had died up to The time ol The sailing of the Kent
although most If them had bad The fever One Of those
who died was very aged woman was a sickly
child, and three in their prime Most Of them
moved on 10 the land they drew from government s,,n
after their arrival. This nrighhohoud is on the 81
fanls. about nine miles from Monrpva. located on
rich soil and beautifully situated They were content.
ed aud lndnsrousiy preparing their land for farming
hose who have gone 10 their iarLs have done better
than those wao remain on The coast.
OF the re-capves of the "Pons" about ,irtu had
died altogether after their reaching Monrova They
had nearly all been appreHefd by the Probate Cour
under the provisions OF special passed The late
session OF the Legislature. DIR. l.ugenbeel saws:
"Most oi them are fine healthy looking toys aud
some OF them have already made astonishing progress in
acquiring a knowledge OF The English language"
Governor Roberts had despatched vessel along the
Coast 10 prosecute fast possible the purchase Of the
teyriiury.
The citizens of Alonrovia gave public dinner 10
capt H. Bell, and The other Ulcers Of the United
H'aes snip Yorktown, on the l7lh Of January at the
government house. This dinner was piyep as exn,es
sve OF the ssntimen the Iiberans entertained for
Bells vigilance in seeking and putting down the
Save tsde on The Coast and especially in capturing the
late slave ship Puns The invitation was extended 10
Iptat H..
time, hui having made aranrtments 10 de,art tho ds.
previous lhey could not attend. Says the Lumnary;
capt Bells conduct cannot be too aehlv audcd for
Inc Immense benefit he has conferred upon all interested
Tue suppression of the slave trade upon the great and
""p'''n' results that viii effect the coony here, and
upon The heather that now again brea,b.s hi; 80, ""s
air. ~ """''
lhe Eol'ed States brig Dulphia returned to Morrovja
on the 9Th OF February from crulzp Ia The w,nd,s,,d
onieets and crew all WE'LL Ball. .laey.
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49, = aensaln
aow except hai which rsia,~d u the Oregon ter
rBsy. Tee 2reaaJ wsich Pope AlsKiadsr The Sixth
claimed Was 10 c,nveri the Savsses Christianity -
d vas 800 yesr. after thai EnyIad entered upon
is the mission.
The Brush neg.sa,urs iaus hel tile througi
Pipes, and We laughed them for the same reason.
The ground II clsim To convest The savsgep ars
this all the TILE say Earpssn nation had IL any
poriiun OF ths territory. TINS the ualy efesHd Il
claim indeed to the sp al earth upon winch ,lss G. ~
t rested He had claimed the ierrory wAea UP beion
sp,n the Oregon question. from the bs1k Of Genesis.
This had pronounced novel authority. but il gen
tlemen wond look ~ 6rufius and blackstone, The,
would fad the 81 ne navel auti,ar''y. NV the te d
Pope Alexander jus, g,od that Of any III tn,
Kings of England, tron Ehxsbeh dawn, from Hen
~ down. There vas great value Ia be attached 10
any Of these nights. ba, oil beyond them was the iiis
iron God almighty.
Now Mr.. A. argued ihs, in i76l and In l76i Eng
gland had rencanced her title through he King. IN his
gram In tne Gssernsof Of Georgia.
lnlSlS did not want the Ongpn sud We Offer.
ed ta take 40, bot We wanted the whDe nbw. Ia
1919 when made the Convea,i,n we inserted slip
ulsaos that the jsnt occupation should not eaiend Ion
ger than Ten yeats. property. ~as nv sont occuPs.
tion. bat . c"nvcniian tsr trading. go
Il was subsequently, 20 this, tia, wa had the whole
Of Oregon surrendered us, he commended BY Spain
in the treaty BY which we oba;nsd Fer,da. England
ia 1862. in her treaty with france and Spain. had al
surrendered Ill her pevious rgh west oi the Mis-
sisspp river and in I765 she had abrgaied The right
given 10 Grofsis in the yesr l76l.
Mr. Adams had not closed at the expiration Of his
hour
Mr. BURT Of s. C. replipd with some earnes,ness to
the speech ct Mr. Adams lie conirnded that Mr.. Ad
ans was entirely responsible fur much IT the cbs
,npnis prpwinp unt of the queston lie was respnnsi
Bile sor The oder of Mr. Gaiiain aud i, The gen
tlemsa frsm Massachusetts ihsi he expected Mr.. Polk
particularly alluded. hen he said that he Uttered ago
out Of respect Ia his predecessors.
Mr. Mctenry's amendment Was then rejected.
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From he .NeD Orleans Picoy,.ae, .7prl7.
LATER FROM MEXICO Ann TEy,S
EIGHT DAYS LATER.

EIGHT DAYS LATER.
py ,''e arrival OF the steamship Alabama, Wird,e
o" "aves'on, 'rotn whence she sailed on the 5t ins
we are placed in possession Of Galyeson d.,as ''I
1n ,"s,' containing imporlsnt intelligence from Cen
layo' army The Alabama. at O'Clock Yesterday
morning Tell IN with the U. S. steamer Missss,nn; .'s
S' t pai1, having on board Minister the IIpn
o'iae,,; m ) Parrott, Esq. Secretary of I.eaa,an
ana M, Kooer, Stuart, Midshipman u. s Nav IT,
M~sss'pp' s'' Vera Cruz The morning of he 3o,h
un' and arrived oil the Balize on Saturday morn,ng
Uu, owing TO the severity of the gale was unable to cum
Snda,, un'l she rel IN with the Alabama, Messrs.
"''o'' ana stuart were transferred 10 tho lat
,sa vessel and the issssipp Immediately departed for
.." we have received full flies Of "E Loco,
motor 10 the 29Ih, inclusive furnished us by our o.
ong'ns correspondents at Vera Cruz but they contain
"o,ning Of very grea, importance.
-. ea.n from nif. Parrot that Mr. Slidell remained
a, !a,apa llll the 2sIh u, at which time he had sig
ea 70 'ne mexcan authorities. 10 mis- last communica
"oh 10 ih'n' his Intention Of leaving, whr,hes he 10
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Further Eriroei' by the late .arrirals.
From The London Times, March Q.


In the way Of concession and Of arpumen, on the
oregon Question huie nav remains 10 be said or done
oy Inc BRUSH Government. The strongest desire has
oeen repeatedly expressed on our side terminate this
controversy Our case has been stated with such mod.
Grafton and the claims confined 10 such narrow Limits
that nothing but extreme presumption, or rather spe.
ces Of HUSTLE iniaualion. the part Of the American
Democrats, could lead them suppose We should make
any farther abatement Of rights We are in actual
possession Ut rather more Of the Oregon territory than we
have ever claimed our own because as long Is The
)lni occupation lasts the concurrent rights of both par
lies extend the whole country. We have a, onr
disposal ample means u defending our rights We had
never, al any period in the history uf this country less
reason recsi from War or 10 flea the result of
iesi with any Power, bu, especially with the Uni.
led aates Yet, we on our side, have srenuuusIy and
sincerely abored 10 effect compromise We have no,
alluded to the superiority Of maritime s,reng from
misplaced respect for the American Government no
use has been made Of those blunt arguments to which
lone they now appear to be accessible; until Al leuyib
we learn, with more contempt than surprise tina, Mr.
Folk and his advisers embarkng in a course which
can only lead, if they are Above 10 perseyere in 10
aggressive hnsincs
In our zeal for the maintenance Of peace and our 10
ference Tor nation with which we have SO mucb in
common, we have gone far as 10 admit that the,,
's'm 10 ,he oregon Territory is equal our own and
10 argue That partition is the tarest solution nj ha
TIhculty The Americans, however are M, IN he ga.
ished an they convert this concession of par ioo
| surrender q the whoe.-Their claim ~ 10 saw ,ha
most Oh =" not better than own, since they them
selves DO not dare to submit to the arsra,ion ~ ,hia
party. knowing that the public opinion If the world has
already pronounced sqainst il. Yet r,m tins mos, in,
perfect and coniroverble claim they seek to ex,rac,
twice a. much a. we contend mrnay they raise their
own pre'ensons TO absolute and total sovereignty while
hey altogether annhate the rights we have prac,i.
caI'y enjoyed for more than half century Thus in
ac' the question in dispute has never been brouy h 10
true issue. So "
ne TWO qualities have not been reduced to cons
mon denominations; they differ in their verv nature.
nu whist our position only admits Of c, 10 promise
W. and requires il. theirs is utterly at y.rauce
MN lne ns' principles Of sucl, an arrangement Mr.
last motto says too much nness indeed il Say
what Is 'he truth fr the arguments by
Snich ne sndeavos to shlw thai The United States :,
no' SUNNI helr claim 10 abiisaun. are equally cocfn.
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MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT.

poring the Session Of The Senate Monday The fol
lowing message. from the President Of the United
Sa,es. Was read,
To The Seaate cfhe United States
In answer 10 the resolution Of The Senate &c The lib
instant calling for copies Of any correspondence that
may have taken place between the authorities VI The L
States and those Of Great Britain since The last dcu
men's Transmitted TO Congress. 10 relation to the sub
1ect oil Tue Oregon territory much thereof may
be communicated without dement the public n,ers
esi, have 10 state that correspondence in relation
60 the Oregon territory has taken place between the
authorities Of the Unei States and those Of Great bd>
sam since The dale Of the lsst documents the subject
transmitted BY me to Congress
JAMES X POLK.
WARRINGTON. April l3, .s46.
Mr.. Webster said thu message did not preclude the
sdea that there had been correspondence between ihe
department Of Stale and Mr.. MeLsne on the Oregon
question.
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.forrtns fmtelltoeMsc.
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM ruRoPE.

FIVE DAYS LATER FROM Euhoft.
Our ex,raerdissry and special Express over Tho {
cean by the .Pllu, Boat Rssef." which was sent o'
ny The Bslin8ts Sun, Inc Norm sercin. and lsjs
rr of Paula elpha; anl The Insane. and sia o. Nr'
York. arrived a. New Iutk this l>sisrdsy) mwnns
al half past seven o'clock, and i's news Vas ofaashi
his ciiy By express, exclusively TT Tho Sun.
have Lsstp,o dates 10 the 2 and London " The IL
Fl alt.
Cotton had improved one eighth Of 4 penny, and ow
ing To The ad,,ces from The Colred States. aud shor
supply " Wheat from une 10 Two prince bnshe
! higher. Flour shilling better, aud large de
bsnd. .
The aitonion II Parliament, had not been formally d.
rpcied to The slate Of the Oregon relations. The des
patches sent by Express bat k,der had beer
laid before the MINISTRY. bal lime had elapsed ~ shoe
| its effect.
Parliament is engaged In Coercvr Dill Tor ireland
The Liverpool Courier III the Iib says The siale OF Nh
country iusii6rs any ri ~ Tor lis amei'ors'ion.
/ The msuTrsciiub 10 Poland seems 10 have reached
! crisis All PARTIES bgrc.d hat mofe hopeless
sttempt u 10 SCARCELY psibs To conceIve. The insur
erns sad, however. To sm"uni 10 40,ooo men,
The Journal dee Dehais poblisesa history OF tho 70
beIion, issm which IL apprsu ths' u has extended |.
the Russian army. and thai u wosd not have broheo
out 81 the present moment. had not the numerous
chances IL deiscion rnJefed further delay impossible
| The Provincial Government Of Crncow are acting
with yigor and up 10 the latest authentic accounts no
attempt had been made by Gen. Collin 10 aitack The CT
~. u rePor,sd IN Paris Sunday that the Rus
SLAMS had assaulted Ctacw, reduced half Of II 10 ashes.
and driven The Poles, WIN, in Their retreat, encoun
tered large body ol Ansirans, and defeated ihem-
/ The Prussia Government Notwithstanding the sympas
Thy openly svoaed for The insurgents in Polish PRUSSIA
appears To be disposed 10 remain neutral IN The matter
From The liverpool Chronicle March l.
! The Oregon question has now been advanced beyond
the superior right Of Great Bnain or the United States
to The territory IN dsl ute All arguments on titles are
Idle in The face " The resolutions recently passed by
majority u three the House If Representatives
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.HedtciNeS, Warranted Genuine
DRY-PAINTS. DYE.STUFFs,

SUHLEO.N > Tvs Tx U.HE.NTS,
(RUSflES, Water Coors Segars, Chewing To.
- bacco. Picking Materials, Snus superior Varnish,
os, choice old Wines. Spices, Cordlals, Snaps PERU
merry single and double barrel Guns and PISTOLS Glass
!as, walls, Beads, assorted, Percussion Caps Grass
Fishing Lines Limerick Fish Hooks, Play ing aud WIS.,
lung Cards, lea. in boxes and canlslers Esse tial
OILS, assorted; Artists Pencils Brcnze assorted; GAR
DEN SEEDS, assaulted, in papers, VT by he ounce OF
pound, best Pateni Diamonds, warranted; Henninss &
S"s Sewing Needles, assorted; Clarionels Flutes and
Octave Flutes. Seldz and Soda Pow ders in paper and
TN boxes, best quality. The assortment Of
.NedsctneS y Surse0mS' InsirussaeMSs,
tor sale. offer Inducements particularly 10 Druggists and
Physicians and tender them, tor their liberal support
hr several months past, and for their frequent iavors
now, as well as the public, my thanks and respectfully
ask Their continued patronage, believing the prices vii
satisfy The closest dealers. Howell DAVIES.
ApnI tsif
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pr To all persons in raai Of
DRY GOODS.

mo. j. PURVlS is now opening at his Store a
- large supply of
BRITISH. FRENCH GERMAN, AND AMER
Ha.N GOODS,
which will he soj erciusipey jor cash. at ower prices
than similar goods have been sud in Ly nchburg
have made arrangements which will enable lie 10
add 10 my stock at short intervals ou houl The
SON and buyers are assured they may get great bargains
tor cash. JNO. J. PURViS.
March 80 I'm If
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BENJAMIN +. SACKETT.

Forwarding nd Com nissisn Merchant
ON THE B.4 SIN.
WILL give his careful and promp, attention. to for
~ wardiag
GOODS. PRODUCE. TOBACCO ANDFLoIiR
60 which his charges will be moderae--Cous,n,lyop
Salt, Lump and Ground Plaster.
jan. IL Is il
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>veU spring anu SMNsMler Goods.
APRIL 9Th, 1916.
VINE SUBSCRIBERS wonld infarm their friends
and the public generally. that they are nav il. rs
celPt 81 their stuck of SPRING AMI SYn6.
86 GOODS. comprising The ls,es, style Of
Ladder Dress Goods, aud indictments
Wear. Bosanees, Far, SIX and
Palm Hats; boots n shoes,

Aad aimssi every article usually found in Dry Goods
aad The Subscribers fAiter themselves will como,re IN
point Of chespness. ST. e and durability with sny Other
ssoek IA ihe mafket.Ihey deem unnecessary to fol-
ssw ihs casiom al giving extended list of the many
sriass they oher-but would say 10 all 10 Maat o
Iuds. their assortment ia nearly complete and will
- snd ~ iuw A. the Guods can be bpupht A. IN
any h"nse In this place. The Subscribers solicit call
ifsn purchasers feeling assured they will ad i, to hel,
snessi % gave their stock examination before pur
chasing elsewhere. P''
April ..,1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-20
From The Liverpool Tfmes, March 10.
From the London Spectator.

"Uhat UM The Lords do triih tie Corn La,r9"-
Nobody can answer with any certainty, but believe
that, alter snly pmdtTng il, they will pass The Govern
ment bill unalirfed
One estimate OF the present slate 0f their lordshps
mind is. l56 peers for the measure. 1854 against, 81
doubtful, 10 bishops for. against, or 10 doubtful
But the tendency Ito give up kicking and resisting OF
The part Of the malcunie,s" is observed TO lncrea,,
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