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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-31

Ynta' Of t'n authority. vested in US, by deed Of
- TIA. ,fAs'a ed %" Joan ". Pnre and VIE, bearing
@a.r l.s' jay OF jHa, 1916, aud Of record in the
Ile1f'r 9 To- ~ Bl1rtau. K m Ike and MONTGOMERY
'a"a IS, =" sltl, ou M liza day oi ~epeal.er next
I'll i ut hiauaa,n oti ior sae the " Role of that
yai"a5.. +. f1us. IL ~ AS he
.$f.,b'1 .iStS s',S'9.EEs."
... i. .a' Is e'osdI"d, ny competent judges MS one
" 5. zf-i ~ y esletp lrIull and Is capable Of b4n,
o. .t'd iui7 number OF valuable Srock FARMs-
ne a.r op II uraarIs oi oHE THOUSAND ACRES Of
Il, '5 iEa"p ..tNps, aid ine eni,rr tfarl Is we'll
~ #a' VIA vi HrsS. aul the cultivation Of
's,r- t9alaes, inaiHs, b els g.
Aer' are ai-' between tiur and five thousand acres
NJ list ne io5rrco I.ands Inc presrn, pr,pre,or
mas r4N,d fE cfps oi io54ceo Tor The last five ,r SIX
~. - "1ra c2hnHltd tbe hLhrst prlres IN mark. t.
= 's''e Ia '-init IS better "a,errd, and there are
SAT MIL AND GRIsr MILL.
and nemaft, ,lrs Tor tine erection Of nb.r NIso, Va,
s''sa = requiring great water power. We intend hay
M HE Liulsoh 1he S1ut'i side ii the Mnnraln lard
gl' NH tPaflie Farms or Plantations. leaving 10 each
'sa' Sil"ee9f quantity oi Acres to make "A yaIua-
7.' 77e' tfm. lie lands lying on the North end Of
IA" fa'i "tun tae county Vt Roanoke. we shall offer
ia Iar.t-o of w '''''' o''''
= $50 az Siarco FEs.sared .Ecres
me- lahlS are covered with ssx-HxA
"oe iA6I.R. To those wish as3ss
" ~ iag 10 purchase Stock Farms, xTS&f
--z-,lFs>- Tor rrarug Of Cattle Horses
Aim. NaecP, Hos &c. we cannot loo HON, .I-'-
mud he Lands we now onrr-we know If M snch
fi'3e tor stock as Is Iund The Bent Mountain. The
''"e ,''''h u 'r place Is pn'veibal aud there ia
10 more delightful OF dee!abIe pace tor summer resi-
Persons who may he dosrnus Of pnrchasiny will I'd
- u.s. or NJ John NJ. PRICE, at Fncasle, Va. The
amos VIII De shown b7 Nh Lee, The manager residnr
'i He premises. or Mr.. Shilling " he lives nasr
Ino TERMS Of sale will be mad. kno,yn ~, H.,
lay 81 safe and Ne will endeaynr to make them sucb 10
t,,, prov agreeable Ia persons DESTROYS of bnyinp
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-31
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lfsr AUTHOR or 'rfN Asa n6 szErogfs on rsrariaRs
- AND polaiet.sss
AIystefi. Us are tiy aa,s. oi cod
. Bat might. is thine ann,
go guide tlssudsriag faithful enes,
And shi-la .rezn tom ilis ssun.
tstnansa'eat thou. my Cod
-. tail The promised land
Shall taad3ch ms espee.ant ose,
Int3aratian In5s,J cry,
"My tmes arc ia tis hand
E.efral Is ii, throne, IA God
Refund which r. elders dHaaEs
Navins efeen palms, and wearing erouns
SinsinE TIE coa4uer,lstaag
Un~s,e.ia isthe lose. M, Ga5'
Sc, On tunes dreamy strand
All natsl through doaha. despair anil GLOOM,
And Fel. whilst trembling tomb,
- 'suy time ism thy hand
onaiseien Is thine efe. oh Ca1
"hen aiuii6e ri'alms sils
Thou wa'esest tti 'hsy Stand beside
Reihe-1a. }ss]Iag h1ak
Etol aesrea3 fH,as angel. God
administering haaH.
To taa 81 ,ha Vstsss ai.h tIa5lr elazs,
And sbaru ia .sirats. ID, .He s4is.,
IA, time afe IA .5s Haa#.'
Aaj shah tbsa relne % Cod
Is as certain 81 tHx power
No Ut nc kaesi aad kiss lbs faa,
In every tFyHr h.H-
Taia' heart. rs aisa aud soul, hssH'
3#a iafh tive rathvarr planned
Add tHl t'v >ati#f's ftaa hea.aH,
CRY. ta-apeh ifie el5a3s nat intervene,
M Tine. are Ia t.f hans.
fIaa7an Critic
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-31

Land for safe.
J OTTER ffsas. #HIat Ht.I i#.sa
IkAGr ~ LAND.
1yIHgra I'as NV. - Gaae###i COMFY. #.e'g Own
II - ~. s.#aeI tf=#.'. containing h.latla
900 and IooD acres.
I.ea,s.d ns9a.ra ae..rs lnaf-as,. In sth dry If
Oe. s-r Al a T. "a tat aff. AT T. e.#.t. b. - on
be- TsH## 81 Faa6s anraaa.
IlkNIh.
go G4fb re.h-a,tea# Isga.'z N ere. tHH and
fs.a #s.afs #asara.. tt.a - day ef-s'n# ps5
uaH.a Fl - #-.a. if a 1tr. ii f#a-# a. ihs Is.d.
Nt Mathew b Naaha. 81 70 fttaga rrzf .kr Land.
81 sl.v ID 20 ans pr ii Wishing ~ a1f.fssr.
LENS WEED.
Richmond. J8.y.. 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-31

ETt,izlh At rules hel II the clerk, office Of tho
- ..,.. ,olrt OF IT., aud clan cry, holden
and t IN cal1f, taa Tie i d1 81 July, lis
daas, .ses,aa Sa,ta "lte, AID .d4rs p. Mporma,
luntis,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-31

August
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-04-25

good cheer TO be comforted--and when he
started up and gszed into her eyes with
speechless terror she told him that God
had heard his prayer, and that his little
ones and their mother were al provided
! for
Provided for!--w hen!-- where =
what has happened = cried the husband,
trying 10 llEg himself up, and gazing at
her with a 5ewiIder'd look, aud gasping
for breath 'Oh speak TO me! lei me be
sure that have understood you, and
though | am ready and willing TO die,
still, as God is my Judge, believe it would
bring me back to life again
The poor wife answered not a word, but
she fell upon her knees with cry orioy
and thanktulness, and her three children
knet with her, while from her upIifted
hand tluttered paper which her husband
was just able to make out the meaning Of
1t was life policy for five thousand dol
lars, taken outtwelve years before 10 the
name of the wife, and was now worth,
IaIter deducting the sums lent to her by
the office TO pay the yearly premiums
with, and keep her husband after his
failure: over eight thousand dollars.
These were the saving of prudent and
thrifty housekeeper in the season of pros
|perlty, when two dollars week put a
side for the pupose, became the seed Of a
richer harvest than her husband had ever
hoped for in the days Of commercial
change and overthrow. For while she
had forgotten the policy, believing it could
be of no use to her or the children till
after the death of her husband; but when
she discovered that, owing to a beneficial
provision OF the charter which entitled
her to borrow back two thirds of the
whole amount she had paid in, together
with two thirds of The profits she was
entitled to, she bestirred herself and
prevented the forfeiture, and now when
there was no other help-no other, haee
under heaven and tho partner OF her
youth was dying Of anxiety about his
wife aud his little children, 10! they
were provided lor--and the husbands life
saved--the broken heart healed--and the
active man OF business restored to use
tuIness; and all by the forecast OF
young and fashionable, and up TO GER
tain time, a frivolous and thoughtless
woman.
p S. Go thou and do likewise.
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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-04-25

THE NASHVILLE TRAGEDY. The late
Ihorrid affair at Nashville, as we find it
in the Wing of that City, may be thus
summed up, E. T. c. Judson, formerly
Of the Navy, asserted that he had Grim
nal intercourse with the wife of Robert
IPorterfeId. The latter sought an inter-
view with Judson, in the presence Of a
third person, and Judson denied that he
had ever so said. Subsequently Porter
| field was informed that Judson had stated
that he had merely denied his assertion,
because if acknowledged, he knew the
PorerfeIds would kill him. Notwlth
standing this, the affair would have drop
ped MIR. Porter6eld having unbounded
faith in his wife, but for the fact that on
Friday afterwards, hudson and Mrs.
Porterfeld mere knoaon 10 be alone togeth-
err for considerable time al the grave
yard IN the uic,n,ty Of toacn
This information almost drove him
mad, and in this state of mind he propos
ed walk with his brother John. Near
the Sulphur Springs they met Judson.
R. Porterfed Immediately fired on him,
Judson meanwhile backing and saying
he did not wish to shoot. At the third
shot, however, he fired, the ball struck
his assaiIant in the forehead and he died
that night. As soon as this was known
the greatest excitement was got up. judi
son was arrested and taken 10 the Court
house. The court was in the act OF
committing him, when J. Porlerfeld came
in, frantic at u.g brothers. death, and the
cry arose from the crowd, "Let Porter
field kill Judson." The sheriff, attemp-
ting to interfere was overpowered. Por.
terrified commenced firing a revolver. and
Judson leaped out Of the window. Por-
lerGeld pursued and fred at him / times.
The fugitive ran into the City Hotel, but
being sill pursued, leaPed from the bal
cony Of the Sd story, stunned by the fall,
but without breaking or disIocating a
limb! lie was conveyed by the officers
to the jail. The same night the multi
tude went aud broke open the Jail, took
Judson out, swUng him up, but the rope
broke, and the officers rescued him and
,econveyed him 10 prison, where he now
les in precarious situation, probably
rom internal injuries from his fall.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-04-25

TWENTY HUNG We learn from the
Rochester American that an EngHshman
named Thomas Twentymen, hung himself
at Truxton, on the 29th uIt. in fit OF de-
lerIum tremens.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-04-25

Said oafer, 'why is my boot
like a mlschevous boy head at sch oolW
Because it needs tap.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-21
.toetlraI.


TIL FIRST GREY EAIH.
Time, aaHl s even there, sweet Asse,
Yet Jet lie sign -easin,
u gives lac M feeeasfli thf5b.
Nos should il weld ,hee pan.
It's very white, sytant thee, hatc,
Yet piao,, At not, pray,
Why should TN loving heart regret,
Tia, am turning sfe,
Five lasircs, ka'e. havs ta'oa theif asht
Since thou sa1 fr.i rset
And darkcrod a65as have sped sinss then,
AnImarky suus ha,ef',
Yet light trom that warm heart Il ihiuc
Has been ar3aad ny w.
And with SO dear gslidc ana iatnd
would again tarn efey.
The WIFI may view VIII unsonsen
Time ,suet an tie bf5w,
VIII never gave the esafsf's Leaff
\ single thrab OF vae.
And e ANGELS wor-h. wet hate.
Nigh keep Tn gaIl a. haf,
Time ae'ef lad placed "a triumph tbsfe,
Ills banaefet 81 r-ey.
Then iet tas stronger liz. sweet Kaie,
Aaii iis neieAhsrs 3lfk.
unu' thes tn. in Sire sl.sll gs'e
Een,s,a th, .pslief.. nsaik.
Is very "tl'e. eTarfthae. k4.,.
AotPla.k 1t NJ. Ipaet
WHY ,toaia .ts rs hosf ssffet
bal am tauae rfey
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-21
THE ACCOMAC DISTRICT.

In the last NJrfJlk papers il is announced TIN, D.
Francis Mallory, formerly distinguished member of on
gress, If candidate In the House Of prese talvs in
ne A;clnac district, nov represented BY judge BaYlv
We do MT know precisely the Doafu3 present position
on the political chess bard but we presume bet he Is
stu Loco foco, of tie C4aoun type judge b was fr-
m j supposed to bcnr the same wing If the parry .
but II has been recsay whispered that he has glne over
% the Old iiunkcr5l' if tbs he the faet. II may az
count fr the annuncatoa Of Dr. Mallory his opponent
next Spring. tig
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-21

Bnlwcr. tho novelist Ia ae#nflv corn int y-azes m
uf his sfrmna-ah1s t9Uual q 1 a.aH1 .4ear.
lie has n been IN Parlameu. rs#s#.al 49, hu en
templates coming forward al IL nsx e.at##n lie vii
stand fIr county instead ii Il u=h-4 somewhat a.
isucatc honor, fr VII ia. Wh6Hsf successful q NJ he
VIII have 70 pay some~ LAT dearly "a p#esfi.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-21
GONE sEY Fog&T,

GILK PRINCES enl BUTTONS. Just received. q
> every shade and pattern Call yau aillm.s
ih"in. D I. {. PETERS.
Oct % 1,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-21

VIRGINIA -
rsi.ss h. n N c'-'s o}.c # tic cr.ei, s,,...
90. Jug ri q .t.5.f, l.. ~: '.' 'he
Iat- y IT,, pli,:r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-21

VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA
7 I'a'es I'D in the clells Office 81 the Circuit Superior
a Court Il Law AMI GAanrcry Tor the County of Amherst,
"a Nao&a. tta Bib day at . sabzr, Is IL.
"".2n / Campbell anI san4'el II. (tnarles,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-21

: IL : =
Ia tas.fi superior roa- sf law and Claneorv con.
: t h al t'f fstasi.a County, the 1t,l!ous.
'a. i}f 54F II October. rs:
Joseph +. Go.i4e. and William \ Street,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-21

VIRGINIA:
4 sirt he far Bedford County, at the G.,
tas 25La LAY ai October. Isii ~''r Eolsa
than, : sPh - =, iti-yi7h,
uga4si
=, William + Staples George $. Turner and rs,.o.,,
defendants
Il CnASeERY.
The . Defendants, y ilia,a / SlAale, and f,e,-a.
~ " ''.l entered taelr 'e.,lanas and given - "
a. or ''s 70 The Al the Assembly aud tic RI
''f and Il Il ,'2aastago the satisfaction d tie c.. u
ia > 49, nj talitsnt, ol tbs Commonwealth l. lint
.'5 "a ie All Shapes aal Turner do appear here o.
T., N 5a1narY n.< aal answer ths bin 81 ne
''a4hia f that eppv Of this order b. forthwith ~. u
-'ae he' apr Pahlishei III the own i.gislb,re '
l''1, sf = AID posted a; Tie i,ontdoor Of the w.
house 2t MS County. ' No4i-
! GopE-Tsse,
NAyemhsfo - 'isrk.
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i1-a..s.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-21
G9dtast

Ggdfa3
+ !. fs'en, EDWARD y dra and Kerr,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-21

Davidson, '''' ana ana Edmund +
defendants =
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LllcE o,, Nov -, Is l6.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-31
From the " o. Delta. Dec. Is.
MEMS. FROM MONTERREY.


Heooo s'ofy Is toia I" Ola Rough aud hchdy, WHO
accompanies Ven worm Brigade 10 eahlo' In cor
he'"'a WIN inc 'naich mo ,ha' place AS ihey aP
P'oachea "''nh lew miles OF H. 'hey were me, by Il
courier nom ie hch'de or CHIEF governor oil inc y"ho
presented 10 'he "enera very formidable looking des-
pa'ch. ha'' was called and the General Interpreter
"~o'o'''" W give Iahslal on OF me document. IL
"le'" WIZ" an eAps'ua'ioh q 'nc injustice OF me war
on 'he part oil The Amcncans-alegedha That It was prose
cu'oo 'o' purposes VI conquest iap'he ana puhdtf-Po-
"seo as""S '' 'f'h', advance OF me ''en'fai ie'S
Threatened nun win inc retrihu'ion that must follow,
and-bu' 'he "ehera stopped Tue translator ~ NE
middle oil a sentence "'h-"aIc you 'hiough slrf -
NO, was me reply, II nave no, read nan OF H. ycn
~, III hear no more OF It, SAID the General;
warren lie ordered the hnglor To sound the advance
ana again 'he column was III 'n"''on
me hummer oil men Ut ior duty at Monterey at The
present ne Is ABOUT oUoo vi these, one regiment is
quarer'd III thocty-the remainder are encamped at the
walnut springs
from inc representations which Doctor Wilson
makes to us. ten Taylor cannot advance with his force
'lon Naluio To San LUIS Pot,si. he MeNcans, III
lhcir retreat performed The march at great sacrifice Of
lie: the Americans could not accomplish it--hrst, be
cause the enemy would let the water ont OF the tanks and
thus deprive tins necessary element OF existence; mel
because they could lind no provisions on the way-a
distance ot $50 miesant, because II would amount to
an almost absolute imsssihr, 10 convey the necessary
forage and provisions the mountains in .he line III
dicaicd There would seem 10 be probability then
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-31

IL !, no,r cfneed,d ~ the officers II cur army gene
rally that the Mex wdiishi San LUIS Paies is ~
sfr NJ sato Of defence and Is daily being frightened
still oIe and may be thai tho ia;ilos o Pap Alto and
Resaea and htae II Monterey, were but eclnens Of
what NAV occur befurc ran LUIS. Cieois ,ioNe tEat =
kafd.f fight than any ye, Is before them san LUIS
p,ea ono e the richest clios in all Mexico being DIT
rocl, IN the mining districts. and you may depend upon
II the Moxicans will make H,e Ing sihnd there
In Il sing will add Thai MAJ Ten. Patterson lad left
Canarg, with the Al bama and Illinois glmeniz, and
conveying these troops down to the ineuh Of The ITO
Grande intending tn gu TO Iampco ty water Having
duly reported his intentions the commanding general.
an xpfcss was despatched and arrived IN iime ordering
General Patterson 10 90 TO Tampico by land. Gen. I.
and staff have arrived n, Matamoras
In another letter dated Brazos Santiago, Dec. 10. MI
Iumsden says
Zen Shields. who is ordered otake command al Tam
pIco, is here, waiting an opportunity 10 embark Some
four hundred Of the Alabama troops Will leave here T
1ampico by water the remainder Of the regiment ii
% by land.
Gen Pillow goes bark from this place 10 take command
Gen PatnrsOns column, which marches for Wet ria
Gen. Pillow his way homo. but owing To letters
received from above, developing somohng of The future
operations OF the Army. well ctcrs from home
dcdng II essary r his return. he gos hack 10 his
command. Ills health too is greatly improved.
Another letter from the ssme gentleman written al the
Braz Is the | ltli instant says
runor which needs confirmation. hut which was be
heyed generally however reached this place three dsy
ago. stating that sixty Government wagons with provis
ions, specie, &c. for army had been captured y Ia
nales somewhere between Calnargu and hlcr No par
uruars stated. Whether this b. true not. under
stand that Is not improbable the lneantous and
guarded way IN which The trains too often move would
render their capture difficult thing.
From what see and hear in certain quarters. am
more and inclined to felieve that Santa Anna in
tends In harrass Gen. Taylor. and that stand will be
made against him that will require fighting and long
first.
Three companies Of the new regiment Of Mounted RI
nemcn, al the Barracks IN New Orleans. under
orders for Tampico and were to sail on the 10Th or 9Th
inst.
The steamboat Sea. in the employ Of the L. s. Gov
eminent. was totally lost the 9th instant the bar
l5rabs Santlago-all hands saved She was from Tan.
plco.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-31


Mr. ROO L oi ohlp n xt addressed the iiouso IN an
earnest but occasionally very Willy speech IN OPP on
TO the origin It the war IL belle, cd UNNECESSARY
and therefore uuIusiliaba. Naf al bsi was tenlle
fiction upon an, peeple and tie cause ought 10 be
must ample before II vas brought on
The war with Mexiro was. in his judgment. deiihs
rsly brought upon MS when We took Teas and assum
ed her qnairels II was further provoked when sent
our irpis l~sond the pPr bonhds Cd Iexss into Mex
ieo We were, however. nov involved IN it, and ~
deeply that II was nei easy TO see the end
Gentlemen tuld Us that beire II could be cled by
Mexico nlusi Iay iof all the losses and epsi incident
the war-ior all the manned horses that had been bro
Ken down, ioT all the drudge hai' that had been sunk
IN the RIO 1Tnnde-iof all the arms and subsistence
that had been provided, and Tor the millions Of dollars
that had been expanded.
but this Was mol Inc oniy cost he President could
mol apprecia,eh Inns i"use could not understand II,
and II we were irnlS 10 esunate We must 90 10 the
wives whose husbands had been struck down IN taue,
and Ia the children VINO mad nicotine fstherlcss.- nd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-31
NAVAL.

The L. S ship Ohio, at Boston, is nearly ready for
sea and will sail IN day or two.
The schooner Emily A. Thompson arrived at Nor
folk on Monday rning from Nassau with sixty or sew
enty olhc crew Of the late L. :. sloop Boston
The Boston Telegraph says that Lieut. Chas Chaun-
ccy has been ordered to the command of c Fredona
and 1t. Calhoun TO the Supply, Ohe new name given
to the Crusader.) and will proceed to the Gulf.
We learn SAYS the Pensacola Gazette of the 18th
inst, that the l. ;. tgate Cumberland has been order
ed 10 Norfolk and that her have been transferred
to the Rarltan Com. Conner has hosted his fac on
bard the latter ship.
The Norfolk Beacon of Monday says-''the Naval
Court to inquire into the luss Of the L. s brig Ixon
has not closed It's examinations, owing the cnee of
witness in Pennsy lvania.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-31

Tho correspondent, ofthe 81. Louis Republican. wri
ting from Monrova is very severe upon Gen Wool who
he says RAPIDLY losing the confidence of all the office
under him. He has had personal difficulty with Col
Harvey. who 10 leave Gen. Woos division and
Join Gen Taylor. Gen. Wool had also very ser ouslv
offended Col Hardin. by impuiaons which he had cast
upon the volunteers. The General finally made spc-
cal exception of Col Iardns regiment from his censurc
4 similar difficulty had occurred between him and Col
Yell of Arkansas who threatens To call upon Congress
for inquiry into the manner in which Gen. Wool has
conducted the march Of his column. We have heard
nothing of this from Gen WooIs division before and
inclined 10 think 1t must be mistaken information
The correspondent says tina, hey have received
news. in any form. from the L. s. and chars es the
Generalw with desgnedy shutting them on, from all in
tercourse with the families and friends they have left lie
hind them. He contrasts this with Gen Tayor's course,
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CASH for 900 NEGROES.

M + are now in market to purchase our fall suppl,
w of NEGROES.
We can say to our friends, and the public generally
that will pay the
HIGHEST CASH PRICE
for all young and likely G R e IS, of both
sexes
Those having such to sell will find it to their interest
to call on MS before making sale.
Three good BLACkSMTTHS and CARPENTERS
ant cd. We will give liberal price for the same
HART & DAVIS
\. B-All communications from the country rela
tive to the above description of property. will meet with
prompt attention. H&D
July % &c
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Tho New York Mirror takes the only ground which
defender of the lawlcss and unconstitutional acs IN
New Mexico and California can properly occupy. That
paper asserts the bold proposition that THE ONLY CON
srirurioN OF rus UNIrEp STATES is THE WILL rut
MAJORITY Perhaps it ought To be varied. TO read
the riu Of The observation-disclosures. after all. the terms
may be synonymous, The proposition. thus broadly as
Serted may startle the 'stric constructioniss the
champions OF the Repor, and Resolutions of 'gS-'99-
the who shudder at bank and protective lar.f
and at the Improvement Of rivers and harbors danger
fractions of the constitution. But il is only utter
ing in words what President Polk has already proclaim
ed by his acts. And why should we shrink, like sick
man. from learning the true character Of disease which
is already prcying upon the vitals of the system
Richmond Uhig.