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The daily union., 1846-05-01
April 30-3t
BY Z. s. WRIGHT, Georgetown.


INTENSIVE SALE OF Groceries, Cor
IL dage, &c.-On Wednesday next, the 29th
instant at 10 o'clock, shall sell, without reserve,
at the warehouse of J. N. Pearson, Water street,
he having concluded to change his business,) his
extensive stock, consisting Of
IL hhds. New Orleans sugar
25 do. and barrels molasses
100 kegs nails and brads
1000 lbs bacon.
A large assortment Of cordage, and quantity of
miscellaneous articles, such as usually kept in
grocery store.
Terms Of sale: All sums Of and under S50 cash;
over $50, and not exceeding 800, credit Of sixty
days; over 900, and not exceeding $500, two and
four months and over $500, two, FOUR and six
months, for approved endorsed notes before deliv
cry. -
Z. s. WRIGHT,
April 27-3t Auctioneer.
The above sale is postponed, account Of the
weather, till Monday next the 4th Of May, same
hour
EDW. s. WRIGHT,
April 30 Auctioneet.
The daily union., 1846-05-01
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
building lots n ( net

' On Monday, the 4th inst, l shall sell at my
auction-room, Concert Hall, Pennsylvania avenue,
at ~ O'clock p M, the following named lots in the
First Ward, and in the immediate vicinity fthe OBJ
servatory, in part of the city that is now rapidly
improving. In order to close a concern, they will
positively be sold to the highest bidder, without
serve. Title ndisputable: . ...
The daily union., 1846-05-01

The terms will be made liberal, and made known
on the day Of sale, when the plots of the squares
and lots will be shown.
A. GREEN,
April 30-3t Auctioneer.
The daily union., 1846-05-01
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUG

VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUG
' TION.-At o'clock, p M on Tuesday, the
5th day Of May next, | shall sell lot No. II, in
square No. SIT, with the improvements, which are
good two-story brick house. This property Is SIT
uated near the Of 5h and II streets, IN most
desirable and healthy part of the city.
At the same time | shall also sell lot No. lS and
lot No. 49, in the same square.
Also, half Of lot No. 3, in square 726, lot 7, in
square S26; and lots and 6, in square I040.
Sale to commence with lot IT., in square SIT, in
front Of the premises, where all the property will be
sold.
Terms of sale: one-fourth Of the purchase money
in cash; balance in equal payments at six, twelve,
and eighteen months, for notes satisfactorily Sc
cured, bearing interest.
R. w. DYER,
April 22-eod&ds Auctioneer.
The daily union., 1846-05-01

EMPLOYMENT wANTED.-A gentle
IL man Of this city, now unemployed, will, for a
moderate compensation, undertake the posting of
merchants books. or making out Of bills and COL
lecting the same or any other species Of employment
commonly attended TO by skilful and experienced
clerk.
Any communications left with the clerk at this
Office will be promptly attended to. '-
April 30--3td .... -..
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MRS. POTTER, Pennsylvania avenue, near
Ivl the railroad depot, would be happy to receive
private families or transient boarders.
April 27-3twtf
The daily union., 1846-05-01

L Avs Of the United states.-Litte &.
IL Browns new edition; in vols. For sale by
April 23 f, TAYLOR,
The daily union., 1846-05-01
CON GREs sToNAL.
SPEECH OF MR.. TIBBATTs,
or KENTuCKl

OF KENTUCKY,
IN he House Of Representatives, March IL, 1886 On
the ball making appropriations for certain harbon
and rivers. ......
The House being in Committee of the Whole OF
the state Of the Union
Mr. TIBBATrS addressed the committee as fol-
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IN Nssssst ests 1a.tissAs.s.

a q ~ jfu In. y
I,....l
w" a. '''N '''''., u i'o''
co. 'tN 1l'le hne i'boeea coming IN. fnrrs mpsc
from :! % 10 so CO.
Below WE owe II r.,tt., IL, II IA 81, -, H. H. - ,
work
iobaeco-od l."ss. 81 90 to 50; new Lugs s..
W to Il ir'l, INTERIOR i2.5) To 3o1, common.
$500 Ia L. 81, nddlne, 81 ~ 900: slfprpf in,o
S',oo 10 S,ooi manufacturing, (romfuoa) 20 10
o'Vu, me manufacturing Slooplo &2oea
fhW-N1,cN old So \ small parcel NV in al
Oarr.l, lf1n / '''' Mil. IN the onrkrl b, renol
" hea ny heat Il INV seihn. at from u Ii ~ els.
per hasle, Which ~ the pnc- The nOrkel Ia, ope.cJ
G'afa-tofn 50 els, Alaal duh. 10 cls. rran Ous.
80 clsi Shea olI~, old Is cts per hundred; new 80
els; Rse, IN maL,ei
Chreratd Grass See3s The Season beas now o.
vct. We hayr pr,ces 10. fcpllt
Pror's'aas faror, NJ change in price of Nes,cro.
The stock greatly DIMINISHED and oo receipts In past
week. beoand mcr@is.a - per hundred
J HI
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l., The "Unioa" Office saying if any manuscript articles
.v,eared again without knowledge, or insertion,
we should Gu, all cuuneAion with the editorshlp ot The
paPer'
Nothing can n.ore cltarly demonstrate the oyershad-
owinr influence uf The Executive and the want OF man
" independ.n nee On The part OF nebers ui Congress.
than the fact that the vote TUESDAY. for SUSTAINING
she Dill in spite oi the veo."as Ayes %. nays 81! We
do mol remember The precise voe by which passed h,
sa,ne House some uerks ago, but under the IN
stun that it Was by naJrty II NIUE than wo tihrds.
This overw helmng vote, in face Of the veto. dwudled
Jown 10 a mere lnaJary. ]he Sefis vi party were a
frad To her opinion, and as II anxious 10 make
amends for presnmine thuk and vote upon their own
Judgment FASTENED thelf steps and vote IN
accordance with The Executive pleasure. We ren,em-
Der bu, .nale Bill and that of ~ great Importance. aud
nj the close 1t the last administrator. winch became a
law in spite of The veto. Mr. Gays Land Bill wuol'
have commanded lie constitutional ma1rty, had Gea.
Jackson given it constitutional veto, instead ct putting
II III his puckel-and act which consider the mulst
Vi his political lie.
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1gEg3CAg. G0a.k.EGE,
Nv IssgEKysU.g-D. t,geGxys.I.


guns ntu4t Winter Ses8en NJ ti,. Medical Depart
mrut oil llau,,den sydney G1ilfRo, viii aa,nnence
ia k,ebmaua, aa t4e llst MONDAY ia Oeobef. Che
s6i,,) and continue uotl be last o. FEBRUARY lollon.
IuE.
JOHN CULLEN. NJ. d, Prof II the Theory ad
Practice Of Nadisiue.
At. WARMER NJ u pftf. u surgery.
l.. ". - a3ERI,AYNE NJ. d.. Prof Of rhst.
aIruIcs and Aiaaal Medea
K T.. BollAAAN. ~. u. plof of Obstetrics and
D-ol-,s al y ninen aud tbiIifeu.
5 MAUflN, NJ. d, ifaf u Chemsry sud phar-
plcr.
JEFFGlGS NYNlAN, NJ. y. Prot. Of Anatomy
aud PhS'laisle.
~. eaIldog. rirllng in beauty. commo-
d.. ,sf ana convenience, any similar STRUCTURE In
.ehuip has burn cuntl1ed, aud ffttg 10 tie student
id'H m2esn tn rrsevdu ri his preparatory sndles
% huhefa lae FHcalt. vas unihe Ia rrah r lohln.
The tuliele 9au3Iy has basu tail uperauen.of Ihu
fa yraf fHd ms mfnshtd mue iteg fnt oppor
IT. "llUor liz s,sct aud nnre Important suraiepi opera.
not tlRn my inaptni ~ III L. Ss,ies. Independent
III tHr nu1aea eists, r stldtal as anv iHd in.
3et'inG tase lunsIuutg tf Nalails discusses oi the
e9ntu, win Hr#it.pm'6t Nhth rAl'ritnre has thur.
9nahiy te,led 1ar ttY Ans ! use Is under the
change at uue 81 he Faculty, aad vii BE opea IL tic
h,du tlsss ftelnc. u# ffnefioa. The fitl'iaes fer
dudIu4 rf,sttal nnotut aad operative surgery are
ou-uip,a-,d / iHetp, TIM tauItr and others who
io moi receive Ha Catalogue or lhe ltcseht prar, which
Viii hc sued apung lls mpnfh, tlnn) VIII please seud
o0er nan,ts aud pa-l hi. teas nadl 10 the Dean.
AiN. =, ztaaai h., ii. u,
Dean Of The laeuy.
IuIN ~ 5id
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EaLnable T0iyfa Property

fF1HE us1ersgaed alets ot ssle that ,alaable prop
h efiy, 10 the laan al LYneb9afg. ltns hbomn
kfI.E'o CORNER. se a.s
This - aas II fha best La.glei 1is W tl,e te.n, fur
aa'iotss, aad Is eainrn'ly @efis Inc apraiien al capt
iaIl.ts. IN aade =aned Is paAnas st and invites
ihc oIpicafi1 ri purchases. FIR terms. (Which will
he liberal. aal Tie e m1de undoubtedly pund } apply
q Charles l.. Np-fy. whn is aafbensfd 10 sell.
FREDERICK AOSIMOLLIs.
Trustee, &c.
The bot e,eiai9s6g Grt ifaat faunnt back the usual
depth at town Its. and wa be sid IN wlt1e in spa.
fdlr pItrels - may 90 Ge-i9ed. r. M, Ffnses
Jupy 81 Is II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-10

9c- Read the admirable article from the Rch,no,d
Republican on The Baltimore Convention We think
reat deal depends upon The next Cunventiun which
may meet fol, the purpose OF nominating a candidate for
the Presidency. Ii with lis nomination it procains not
OILY creed Of political principles, but list of meas
10 The carrying out owhcb every Of The party
N case OF Success is to be considered pledged rrespec
i've o' change Of circumstances or unforeseen difficult
"s' and the same submission to lis DEGREES again seen
aen VIII hs theory Of the legislative branch Of lie
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vi Az sA<ss..

Manned m the > ma II June, b, Elder rhomas c
6 gin, tnoMAs w. sco1r, t,q., 10 Mss s,rAn
FEANkLlN. altoi Bedford county.
-. IN Thursday. July p, by Rev. /. I. W Il.
S"n, NuAaLgs sraApLlNa, Esq.. 10 Miss EMur
Ncorr dsasae OF Thomas W. Scott. Esq. ali oi Bed
lord county.
---. On .lnly 2Sth. by Elder Thomas c Gnpro
RIeh,Hn tGAG. Ed oi Roanoke county. to N,-.
ELzAnEru Soorr. daughter Of Thomas ". Scott
ESQ 81 hedtafd county
No mute shalt they 90 Scott tttr
llSmcn binds with cham at love.
The silver link the silhrn IT,
o. l@chelufsi My Wit >aa sill
In ms ~ lve. III misery due
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-10

Mr. buchanan IL not destined To wear the ermine-
whtral we do not ateye. Persuaded, perhaps that
his nomination would oe rejected, the president has d,
clmed making il, anL has nonlualed Judae Greer, ut
Put,bug 10 be Associate Justice oil the Supreme Court
lnus has vacancy, which has been suffered 10 rrn,a
pr more titan Two years, been at last fed-in what
atnrr we do not know,
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IIlE. AlIDIihNAllf\I.

Congress adj nrns to-day, after session Of unprece
dened len til and ol great importance LIS legislation
has been of a marked character. II has rognized
the existence Of state OF Nth Mexico, and adj lufn
ed without leyying tax, making any provision Cor
the interest on the loans II has auhorzd to be made,
or 10 redeem the Treasury has directed 10 be
sued. On the contrary it has pissed new laun, baS
ed on novel prncp whih viii orinQ by several
millions Al mncl, the existing LAW. So thai
10 appropriations OF between 90 and 60 millions,
we shall have smaller Income, Than al any other per-
ed of late years. except ISL. II has passed Bill IL
relation the public lands, which Is The first Step
wards their appropriation to themselves By the States III
at a time when the Government Is about be Deepen
dent upon banks, and hen lie financial talents OF the
Secretary of The Treasury is 10 be taxed 10 the utter
get along hr bnrruwa. aad issuing his ptoniss,
nv notes. What Is remarkable Ia, acts IS that
SIM ii them passed under The pressure
of popular upnl with the tat, roucufrprce OF The
maturity in either house. They were latced through by
the management oil politicians, aud under sort of neces
sy of the party, aud not from any consideration oil The
pebble veal. The only blIl, winch the public rea lly
called for aud which COMMANDED the largest na,fities
in both Houses vttntd by the President On The
whole il has been remarkable session-and little
credl,able to the members any which We recoec
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-10

FOR THE vIRGiSGAN.
Mr., BOTSFORD'S SCHOOL.

The summer session Of tins Schpb Closed on the . 81
Of Juv. The examination at the close highly cred
naae. The pupils gave the most satisfactory evidence
Of having been under The uiluin. ot one well fitted Ia
his work Mr.. Bptslurd'. reputation. huwcVet has been
we'll established, by his lons an1 successful career,
first Saunton, aud afterwards iexuoton as scarce
y To need commentator al hands. The acquisl
uon Of slch teacher may we'll be- considered an I'm
poranl public gain 10 Iynrhbur,. W hope aud have
doubt, HAL he vii receive ftm ciztns all lhat
patronage and support. witch his eminent merit DE-
serves. Nhile speaking of Mr.. Boslord's school we
cannal loa warmly commend OF the studies which
he has Introduced Into his classes, and winch we hope
Will soon tind It's way into all schools ~ refer Ia
"jIans Constitution Of the United Sia'tS." a small
and cheap boJk prepared for the of schools
aud dtsand Ia set forth, moi any particular theories
bout the Constitution, hut the Constitution Itself IN all
lis plain, practical, obvious provisions This glurous
Instrument, 81 much talked about and 81 lile known.
should be studied by every one who claims he rights
ol ciiz nShlp. W hope Ia see The time when every
child shall hr expected To study just as REGULARLY as
he studies the Multiplication Table. 1t was gratifying
al the recent examination o Mr.. BolsGird's school To-
observe tat HIS imPo: TAM branch OF study
nerlerled aud thai his pupils rucicd only
the deal languages, aud the abs Sciences (he
utility t" which W. Il" not qlosilon.) but also in prac
II al aud every day soGt OF knoWtdle, which, IL the
Ian4nage ol Bacon, comes home 10 every mans bus
and bus1tu.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-10

Government have undergone radical change Coa
eress ,dses,ed oil the power o celebrating OF discussing,
oced to adopt certain prescribed measures aud ptera
ed to surrender judgment and conscience in be as mor-
toy The name u leg lsaIive hqdy as was Napoleon 5
Senate. Il registered aud gave The form Of laws Ia h,
dyrress. Oar Congress Will IN Ike manner, Submissive
ly register The DEGREES OF another despol.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-10

G;-Mr. Haywood has published card in The Nation
larhgencrr announclng that IN few days, he viii
cunrsr and explain the nr having DELAYED the
publication thus hong. The having been gwen by
The OH 'ial Organ. he continues 10 be assaulted hy
all the Democratic ,urnals, lhrou Ihout the coun-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-10

w Inc Senate, on Tuesday. was engaged upon the
e"' a'u Diplomatic BIZ, bui dt not get through be
fore II went into Executive Session.
A"e Rouse continued The debate upon The Veto and
Inc Vo'e' when taken. was ayes 95,nsys 81 wo,,hircs
oens necessary OF course. the bill does become
Jaw. Inc fench Spolatlon Bill, which had passed
'ae senate, was then taken up and carried by the close
vote Of yeas 94-naysS7
As the time of adj urnmen approaches both Houses
% m 10 grow more law.
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EXCHANGE OF RAIiflCATIONS

Tie arrival OF The sleimet brings the mteli ,pnre of
the Ratification oi the Oregon Treaty having been ex s.
changed In londln. We presume The Injunction OF Sc
cfecy uill be removed aud we shall sum have a
knoN ledge Of What was sad IN the senate
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-10

July 26lh, 1916
.Nessrs Editors: - Finding that the sentiment. which
"l'rtd AT Henry Co., Ilo The furph Of July last
IN connection with the name OF Robert f. Sror T.,
d Fauqaer WAS, by mistake oi the printer. appended
10 that OF Robert u Scott perhaps Ut the CITY Of r c
nond yon will init me, after The lapse of week
Two. 10 make the corecun; aud avail my self OF
ih' opportunity OF rrallng the sentiment then drunk
and Of expressing The high respect aud profound adm
ration, Which entertain Tor The frsl man Of Virginia.
Very Rrspe fully,
Nnnr ob'l Srrv't
VIM. J. HAMIETT
There WIS no misake of the Prnn >" IN this cas-,
He followed the manusc,Ip The mistake was in the
copyst.- Eds. Twg.
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MAMMOTH IDMAIOEe

w are indebted 10 friend The Rev. John Early.
tr present Of OF the lar2est Tomatoes We have
ever en,--tht product OF his oNn garden Any one
OF them would be much Reasonable man could eau
at meal
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NORTH CAROLINA.

The election ior Governor and Members OF the I.ees
lstnre took place on Thursday last IN North Caona-
We hope aud believe that The Wings have lfIumnhed
Two Wing Senators from Moth Carolut would be OF
the greatest Importance.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-10

o. Tie prospect OF shelf " Mr. Buchanan having
ended The IN announces that there will be change
IN the Cabinet
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NOTICE,

by Divine permission. there will be Camp Meeting
held at the Oak Grove Camp Ground, miles south OF
campbell =. II 10 commence oc the 18th day o Au-
gust next. We extend invitation the ministers
aud nembers Of other representations, TO participate
with US III the exercises of the meeting.
WIN. II. PEERMAN, Snpt
Campbell Circuit, NJ. z. Church
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G5- The Funeral Sermon of Mf. Joseph G1ddie, a
solder OF The revolution, whch was to be preached on
Friday the 2lst inst, is Indefinitely postponed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-10

The Charleston papers announce the death of Major
AsHBy. formerly of The 2nd Regiment oil Dn.oon,
who distinguished hn'seIi in the early stages oil the
floIIda WI.
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R'i4AslalEeAx.

VIE subscriber, PasIrter lfon Baltimore. havi4g
mrdrl 10 this pace, oilers hI- ssrvtccs hlts com
manity and surrounding cnuulIes. Hiih an experience
ol nearly 20 wears BIS trade aud mos. ol thai Time
srnl n tbs \ fhem eiucs. he thnh4 he please
any who may favor h'n with call. lie understands
lhe Ofnamcnnl brinah az well Us miatons o. Rpeb
and hmullc IA Stueenug. 'ihuse who have plasrriug
10 do, would ID well IL give hUn call briorc engaging
any onr else, as he i, NcD supplied win hands, aud
iiefa Is no dansefo Disappointment.
JOHN LONG
y Repairing done with despatch and nominees.
j. l..
Jnnr IS WI2ulf
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eownassnoNHu,s SAGE.

\ conformity la deeree al f9e rIe.tt suprtot euuf
n al lN and eina,etY ior lht laonel lyuoboott, nj
us May trrr. l. y ~ thc ca-.. nj y Iau 1tulnla.
paRti. apau,t " III. l. Ia.uota aud uhrt drleudanfz,
he undersigned. eapmnlaaef hppain 81 Cot lha1 Paf.
pse viii proeee Ia sci. pubic auttun on the pfaul.
ses, IN thursday, the II Supleabef, the
=. LOT and house.
Lii in The drerre menuord Thu property ia SLIM
led II the lower eod ii MIN s'tel adj iinml The lela
y ol Mr,sr, WatNle, y Read. and lhere Is valua.
bic slone quarry III The ground aud epfog Of excellent
NaffT
I,ms-G 1und Is mouths rff'n. The purchaser
aiYn1 hond viii Rml security, 1T tn payncu Vi the
purchase moory. aud lhe tJle raed as lumber seenf
y iof The eame. II. HUNTINGTON, tom'f.
Aunust ~ rs II
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camp Meeting vii ea hel t-t the Campbell ca.
taii' At i.thshs Spung Ganp Ground. commencing ola
W ednesday. a0,h lust
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VEG FsspEN bg.E.a.gIze

iFNiIE ST BsC HlbtR has permanently ucatei
d the town III llaerly. aud would lulum The ell
hers oi Bcdprd mud fhe surrounding counties, thai he
WISHES Ia purchase.
A number az a.iIseiy NEGROES,
I0r thu Nnuthcrn hitl.tt
HAVING lnadp arrangements dispose OF thrm IN Tho
south, ho vii nv the NOSE ilBlfBNI, CASH
PM E~ Ger all likely NEGRO &. oil both spAes.
Pofspns ~ WING soeli property If sale viii fad II 10
hen IN ertst IL else lan call, hsiofe zelhup.
All letters adresstd u mm l.ihrfy vii he nfnmp.
j. attended tn. WILSON I. HEWITT.
Liberty, My II WITS
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fOR TUE VIRGINIAS

FOR TUE VIRGINIAN,
Nlessrs. Editors Having been instructed by the
Education Association IN Amhefsi to hold m.ellnos IN
vaIIfuS paris al lhe county, or the PURPOSE of .al
I'M The a'eniion al our en- z,us 10 tne important suh,,
nj Popular Education, ask The use of y'r o,lon,s Il,
make known The following appointments
tuesday,, The lSth August, Al Onnuko.
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RbgN..f. R.ELT,Efeh.

,r,,,. - y = = y n 4 Z II.
III eo"'wr.a' tslr'ot,ro, existing between the
s"lseuuyl7 ondrr TN itni at
RIG ARDS. RYAN s CO,
Is This day dissolved hs lulun aud anlaa consent.
All preous, mdelled IL lac late finn, viii pleas,
MAKE lmn'd are payment 10 Wa H. Ryau, wloN vii
atn nd Ia The srtlienela ~ tNebuslntss
III lhe purpose al buntu2 The business h speedy
cosf, III" st,cb 81 Go5Is on hand AMOUNTING To .baul
Sl2,ouu viii be sid nllhaut rclcirnee toeo,t
JOIN Il. KlCAHBS \ Co.
NAi. II. RYAN.
lynchburg, August /, lslO.
August 10 t3r
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OLD pom +

Thefe will be saol Fancy Ball, at Oh roinl llo
tel, al Friday IAN ul tbs month. It
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No a'al.

pursuance ola decree al the superior of law
and rhancery, Tor tho county ut Amherst pnononno-a
at the SPr6g ii IL, the III Grhns 4 En-
Ell against Hairless Y al, shall. 9Th day o Sep,
enbef neAl, "n li" premises ollrr ur sale m I'll
est bidder, an credit vi slX twelve and eighteen
months, III eqpt instruments, the
TRACT OF LAND,
IN the proceedings mentioned, containing
10 IGRES.
The purchaser will be required 10 give satisfactory
curlty. NJ. [. GOODWIN D.
for Wm. VI. Waller, oherl0 aud Con,'r
August 10 iSS
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-nAsII- Mnnn1lnltsr

Ne. - Mum NlWu
Richmond, hutasf Il nam
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-04
NswYoRK SATURDAY MORNING, 4,

Friend Tribune, a word farther about this Texas
business Wba; did you anaex it for7 You call
this county tie area Of freedom don't know
wha, i, means. Be, suppose i; Is anything good
do you wan, TO make il any wider" extend i; as
you Ray say, by foul means7 What If this Texas
undertook to join you, herself ii she did and Mex
leo did n fall in with WASH. treating her hand
some. as a country, 10 le: Texas join youl don't
know ba: you are the strongest, and may be you Il
go OF. and annex Me1ico-the whole OF it-as tie
Spaniard Cortes did and revel, as he did, in the
Hall Of Mon,ez1ma' ii the cid building is left
standing. BQ; tell you, friend Tribune, ii you Go,
yoo better think Of the Spsninrds, and Of their old
country IBERIA, believe hey call'd il We heard
the Teams;er hum over old lines aoo1, her. II ii $
the same county - IT, thou, too tailor, Iberia
The same country. | guess, and they it say over
such lines about you by and by, if yea ANNEX other
countries lands, especially ceaker countries Why
don't Won annex Ola Britain county, Canada, Up
back herel Don't pick upon feeble country, friend
Tribune it makes me jealous for the honor OF the
old land here, ,ha, we m axe part Of as Do, and
you live on it, Anything that brings shame on
your Land brings, friend Tribune abiding, perpet-
ual, may say, everlasting Teproach on
Your friend,
THE OLD MAN or THE MOUNTAIN.
Fr1ncon:a Notch. May 80. Si5.