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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-21

We regret 10 announce personal rencontre Broad
street yesterday between Mr. Charles +. Bolts Editor
Of the Standard, and Mr. John amaIt youngest son Of
the Mayor Thirteen shots were fired by the two par
ties, Who were within fcn feet of each other VIZ sin
barreled revolver by Mr. Land er and a six barrelcd
revolver and one pistol by Mr. Bolts /, is remarkable
and most gratifying fact that serious injury was done
y the respective voIeys Indeed, Mr. Lambert escap
cd entirely untouched aud Nr Bots was wounded ab We
the hip BY ball. which passed through the flesh from
front 10 rear. We glad to learn that is mere sl
wound, and the surgeon pr0nouncos it To he v,ry
rllng.
H. personal contest originated in srne >,rcturcs b.
Mr. Bolts the Standard upon the HI 'al conduct Of
the Mayor in l. rcing Mr.. luds t. close his pistol gal
ery, being in co''aventon OF city ordinance Mr..
John Lambert (thc 0, the Nlayor) in tic Republican
oi Friday under the signature o. Justice. dniadytrtcd
with severity upon tlo o. Mr.. Bolts-and the
latter gentleman, IN yesterday STANDARD, aS~aIled the
author d "Jusc' with warmth and in terms Of s.'org
dennne.aon. he parties met accidentally yesterday
(Mr. l.. ayowing himself 10 Mr.. b. as the author Of
Justice, } and the scene occurred as have above
sketehed H. from the statements ofthe h. ISLANDERS The
community rejoice that the Consequences are not Of
more serious and fatal character-Eag4i,er.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-21
\ STRANGE, TALE,

Inc y o. Delta says that few years since. A Ser
9fanl IN the army at Fort Leavenworh was arrested an
charge ohaying stolen money from lent. Tan otli.
Ger at that station lt' ran away. followed arrested
and money found upon him. The Lieutenant on hear
g OF his arrest disappeared and was supposed tn have
been murdered. The Sergeant was brought up for ex
animation The proofs were exhibited II him, the m m
ey, ms fight &c his only reply was. Whore il nv
ac'nser h4ng HIM before me and You shall see who is
me thief. But Lieutenant T. could not he fund
Inc sergeant then confessed that he had been hrbo5
oy Lieutenant l. II desert AMI take upon himself tho in
fanny Witch justly belonged II the Lieutenant himself
who Vas defiultcr to the Government. and wished ~
gHef ms crime by the alleged robbery OF the Scraoa,
mai he ha. given him two hundred dollars and , RI,
10 lly from the fort which after severe c,nl, :l
S'seeee' he at last consented to do but that tc, no.
'a gone many Mules his horse broke down. mid bo %
thus oSe rtahen and arrested ' ' was
'a me list OF oe'"b"r last, the Mo<iran cr,e y,.
my s" oil Monterey. one IL iie ,.n..crs under t
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-21

correspondent Hf the Whig. from Washington. state,
the extraordinary fact that Mea,s. Calhoun, BENTON
Aiehisn. Aleu- and Cass all ref SD 10 accent the flee
ut harman Of the Committee ON Foreign Relations
lhls station being Of The mosl important and mos;
honorable IN our Government. tie course OF these gentle
men eNAits remarkable reluctance 10 assume tie res
possibility OF being connected with the foreign policy Of
the administration. The motives of Mr.. Calhoun and
Mr. ientoa may be easily conecufed from the course of
each IN regard 10 our relations with Mexico. whilst the
refusal Of Aessrs Cass and Aenmay probably hcrclrrcd
pthe chaprln with which they found their solemn dee
araons IN the Oregon debate last winter slgnaly fa
fed hy subsequent events.
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RF.SOIl l1O\S.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

>.
Communications received from the Senate stating
that they bad passed the bill authorizing the Literary
Society at Ranney. Ia had certain amount u property,
and that thc1 have passed the bill, providing af Tie ap
polnlneni aud commissioning Of the field and company
officers 81 the Regiment oi Volunteers lied under the
call from the Pnslden Of the u',d States with an
mendincRL
MI Bocck minated that it might be the wish Of the
Senate To gel back The hill hcuT, This amendment was
acted and he hoped the opportunity nehf b. attended
lie moved that It he LAID on tho liable, winch motion Was
agreed IT,
The Speaker laid h5f re the House communication
from the Governor OF The CummouWt alth siatny that the
duties Of 'te Adjuaa Genra were increased Ia such an
extent that rwuuld tu Necessary hun Ia have assistance
nhui The regiment now o4anz ug was mustered ino the
l. States service. Iha communication Vas referred to
the committee on tie Militia Laws
cnfI. copE.
The Speaker laid before the House a communication
fr-m Nessrs. n5 NJ Patton aud Conway Robinson. " IA,
were appointed II revise the Civil ode If the State IN
answer to the resolution oR1ly offered by Mr. Hunter
few days since and adopted.
Mr.. Dav $, from the Committee on Agriculture and
Mechanic Arisrep9r'ed "a r Incorporating the Aauakn
lion Company o. the county Of Gro-hlanl
he order ot tic day iur the election Of Judge Of the
'ourt OF Appeals was taken up. and while The House
was engaged IN us execution, message Vas received
lrOin Tie Senate, That that body had adut, resolution
requesting the House toreur The ll relsiinp 10 the IN
Polntinn q the efleers # the regimen, u volunteers
MI W ats remarked that The PR sented 10 the
fouse 81 achtg upon different matter al the. Instance
i HE Senate, wlnle the oder Of The day Vas pending
was novel one, and attended with embarrassment lie
hoped however, that by general consent the request Of
the Senate might be complied with
The Speaker concuued with Mr. Watts as To the nm
usual character of such cecdng; but said that if such
was understood 10 be the general If ha House. hc
would return the bill. which accordingly done
ELEcTIos OF JUDGE OF THE COURT or APPEALS.
The House pr ceedcd tXecuto tie jont rler Of tie
day for the election Of Judec Of the Cour Gf Arpoas
Stoyail affd 4 1 4
sustained by Mr. Cook
Mr. Slaughter nominated HIM. Green of Culperpor-
sustained by Messrs. Sroihrr and Scott
MI Sylne nominated Judge Jantos H. Gibson of the
General Court, OF Petersburg.
Mr. Holiday Nominated Richard c. L. a,oacpre. O,
Stafford.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-21

With. whose troops were drawn up 10 salu,r ,lo,,,
tognaad IN Of tn, VI xcin Colonies c,p,,l, IL
which fr4yed 10 be that II Leu T. The Deli, .,'
,aa a, the D Mssea9s , eye fell upon the face,
and 10 lull his cap over hs eyes and turn away h.
Americans had enough satis, them that the n e
lean colonel was other than the fenegade Lien.
i. whose CRIME nov suffers the if'
81 mpr s1amen' N the Penltenary q Missouri. An IN
srecton Of the NJ Mean LIST Of ilicoIs. clnfrn,l u
truth OF the personal observation flour ofT. rs VT
We understand that this evidence will be laid h.,
the Executive for the purpose oil obtaining a ,mnu,
81 the punishment Of the unfortunate Sergeant th
TIM Of the infamous trcachery and vlany Of this l,y
eiiieef who tothc crime efhavng dsgraced his coun,r,
un firm and betrayed It's confidence adds the eternal l.
fanny OF the parrcdc and the trlitor
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DouseettI futcutacNce.
Ifraa n.s RicbmcHd Timts
MEDIC Al CONVENTION.
IFiDLfIf hAA


Tbs Convection MT Yesterday IN ihe latae thonlcal
Hall ai the Medical toll,gc, The number Il delegates
from different portions Il tho Stats Wy large.
The Convention ittle aitcr l2oeiuck was called Ia
order Lv Or ila,a. a Richmond; upon whose mur,n
Dir J. NJ Sheppard Of Hanover, was appointed CHAR.
man
DR.. Sheppard. up.n taking tie Chair. returned bis
thanks tf The honor conferred upon hun. and in a bre
and beautiful addre Spike Of thu AGE and dignity Of the
pr,i.ssia IA " hose Interests had called Item together
On mitlon, DR.. foraes OF Lexington, vas appointed
SECRETARY Jgo Ten.
On maiion d Dr. Warner. the Chair requested he
members ol the Convention present to eone forward and
onrA their naines.
Anotlre was then read requesting The members Of tie
Medical pto@san IN the city. 10 meet III the loctur
Room above, Immediately after the adpurilntn 81 u'
Convention. fRamor IN thc Hall faid that Ne oy'c
this inerng or the purpose ot giving ih.lr tr"thc
m,mbers Of the Convention from the country "a din
ncr."
The inemhcn. of the Convention wcrc requested to b.
present at the meeting 81 the Medical Soricy OF Virginia,
to be- held in The d,l night er the purpose Of hear
inc an address from In rnsldcft, DR. " lIam Pate
On molion. a committee e Thirteen vas appointed BY
the CLAIR. 10 nominate permanent ieeIs for he L
ycnrn who, after rcurng shcrl time. returned and
reported the NAMES Il the following gentlemen
DR.. wv. \. P,rrlsoN, Of Richmond. President.
Dr.J. NJ Sheppard, Of Hanover, Isl Iiee President.
DR. Cabcll. ol'the University. I'd do
Dr Magufc. ot y nchcstor, ID do
Ijr. y. \ 1ofnes. al Lexington, h'fHulB secretary.
DR.. ] \. Ierh. oi Albcmarlc Assistant Secretary.
All Of whom were unanimously confirmed by the Com
vcnton
Ga motion ofDr Cullen.
Rcsolred. That the members of the Medical proGs
SION present from other States be requested to take seats
IN The Convention.
On motiun. II VAS
Resrcd. That the rules aul regulations Of the luuso
OF Dorgat,s Tar as thl applicable govern tho pro
c,cdngs of tbs Convention.
On lnoti9nef DR.. Cormn If Warwick, II VAS
Rrsoircd. That the Reverend Clergy ol lie city b.
requested attend the slltings Of the Convention and
pen lis deliberations with prayer.
On motion. a committee oi seven appointed by the
Char bring business ir the action oil tie touvcn.
uon; after which the body decided nlon taking pccss
until / O'clock.
The very Lest spiri prevailed among all the members
present, and many gontonrn eminent In thc rusaou in
The Siaie, weIe noticed IN the Hall.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-21

FRoM IlAvANN.-'Hhc schooner Charon arrived AT New
Orleans the ID instant with intelligence from Havana
To the 2Sth ulI The news was ul no importance save
runor mentioned ~ the Bulletin. that the authorities in
tended recognise both American and Mexican prizes in
the ports OF the island The Bulletin docs not under
stand precisely the meaning Of til Word ''rcc gnsc;
hut II II means 10 permit prizes To be condemned and
Sold by Mexican con~uS AGENTS. contends that our
government should call upon the Governor recall an,
such order; and II he should not comply. to blockade
cry port i'll the island. land # that too. is unsuccessful
the United States would then he justified IN going ahead
even 10 the extremity OF taking possession OF the colo
NY
The other New Orleans papers do not mention the
report.
In the Havana Market American four in consequence
Of the supply being small WAS selling at S2Da barrel:
corn meal at -; rice at $l23.
The following published nv the Digio, is a list Of
the houses DESTROYED injured IN and about the city. by
the terrible hurricane oH the lOh and III October; lou
DESTROYED, RI more less Injured. lU3S OF the
former. IS ot stone and 259 Of wood of the latter
245 We're Of stone. and Sl3 If wood In the district of
Guanaboc'a, there were ten persons Killed and twenty
ought wounded, more less seriously. In Tcpaste
where there fifteen coffee plantations the most of
the plants destroyed with n third Of the sugar
cane In poreos full three ourthS of the tobacco plants
annhlalcd; also, the white and black beans and
vegetables the bananas all lost The potatoes aud
vans escaped without much INJURY being under ground
productions. I'm Immense quantity of domestic stock
cattle, poultry. etc. were destroyed. In Penaver. one
third Of the sugar cane. and so>-seh cattle pml-
Try. clc-were DESTROYED. In Buenatisa and San Mir
uc the potatoes. Indian corn, bananas and vegetables
Of all descriptions suffered immensely.
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IMPORTANT NOTICED lfting on .Nc,rspapcr

The stmastor General has issued circular To deputy
Pstmascrs directing them to remove the wrappers from
all transient newspapers, printed circulars. price currents
pamphlets and magazines received at their respective o
COS and II found To contain any manuscript momoran-
dunn ofany kind, either written or stamped or any marks
or Signs. except the and address Of the person
whom Is directed. shall be charged with cttc postage
by weight AID II the person whom Is directed shall
refuse 10 ray such postage the postmaster to send it
the Office IRON whence aud have the FENDER pros
ocnted iar the penalty Of S. The name Of The sender
written or siam!ed On the wrapper ola ueaerarr sub
jcc'> him 4 tilc snno penalty.
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Ctrnt,tia Zegtosaturr.

SENATE


DhcENBrR lith. lsl6.
Upon calling the Senate 10 orl,r The leTk Jrec oed
10 read the tila~ n. Bills. snl up tTon the ilotse.
An Act ehangiag the tine u buldms the County
Courts of Netzel.
Read twice and referred 10 scks't COMMITTEE. The
Chair appointed AasSrs. PARROT. Willy and StfngeT
An Act to inrfpsraie the Clarksvillo Savings Bank
Read second time and rel' r. to the Committee
General Laws
The following resolution was offered BY Mr.. Ro-
GERS.
R,solred, Thai g. W. P. CusIs. llarrs L. Smith
and Rober Brockrti, Eslnns Commissioners elected
hy tho people If ihe Town and county Il Alexandria to
represent their interest before the Legislature L. invited
% take seats within the har Ct the Senate Chamber du
ring the present SESSION Resolution agreed 10.
Mr. McNit Lien offered the iolloNmg
Resolrcd. That the House he requested appoint
Committee 10 act 5aly with Commute rom tie sen
ate upon the Banks Il Tins Commonwealth.
Upon motion Of MI BraAiou. the resolution was land
upon The table.
Mr.. Williams. finn lbr Shenandoah District. vas ad
ded the Committee Privileges and Elections and
peniicniiary.
A message uas here received from The lnu=a.. nior
ming the Senate that They had passed Bill entitled ''an
Act providing IA The appointment and commissioning OF
company and field filters Of the Virginia Regiment
Volunteers called into The service Of the |. States"
Mr.. Baptist moved that tho BIZ be- rad a second time
The Bill beinq read a second time. vas al thu mo
ton Of Mr.. trunp. usH II the Commi Tee Alillia
After considering the Bill. de COMMITTEE reported 1t i,I
Its third reading. without amendment.
After several unsuccessful aucup:s at amendment hy
the members Mr. Wallace ~ red an amendment. winch
was agreed 10 y Nhich Tie truu If company election
certified Us any fisd oil IN tdc ciunty 4 NAandfa.
would be- valid.
The bill Vas passed am arl,rcd u be returned nth
with, with The amelldHeat. to the House
On moln ri Mr. McAlullru. the Senate ADJOURNED.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-21

The \. Y Tribune ofthe | 18th inst says the Nb;.
have probably lost the Legislature Of Mlinc. ~
las trial the Locos elected 1 menbcis of the U,nse
tie Wigs L. In towns no choice aga n and ne, he, a
from This put the locos ahead, and probably sc,r.
a majority IN the Legislature Last year their uanr,r
was about 90. Nevertheless they crow over lis ~.
row escape from defeat IN State in which Their na;.
ties have nnoGnly been overwhelming since lsdln
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Valuable Town Property for SaIe

'IIF undoTsgnrd oers i0r sale that valuable ,,,
n efly. in the iowa Of lynehburg, long known as +
kNLE'S CORNER.
THIS IS one Of the lest located lots in the town + .
business and Is cmiucnrIy worthy the attention If cam,
tai IS. The mdess gnel is ANXIOUS To sell and in,
thf application oi purchasers For terms. (Which VII
IL liberal and me title made undoubtedly god,) apply
FREDERICK MONTMOIIIN
Trustee 81.
The oi contains 80 feet 'front.' running Lack the usual
depth Of town lots and VII lie Id in whole y in sa
rate parcels may be desired +. NJ. Tns,,o
june > tss
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-21

The locoieco Convention in the kanauha Congress
sonal district has nominated George H. &C. FISH, of lar
us n, as the candidate oftlat PARTY for Congress- lis
competitors Were Sauuc l.. Hays of Lewis and r bert
\. Thompson Of kanewha.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-21

The \. \. Courier and Enquirer informs us tia,
very large and interesting meeting held in tina, o.,
on the afternoon If the 18th inst, at which son -,
German Catholics publicly Withdrew from the Chm
Il X ane, with which they have hitherto been connie
ted.
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U.L\YED TO JjIRL

ENoR the next wear, 40 OF 80 good HANDS T., -,
Roaring Run Furnace Botctour county ANN -
T. Seiusgs, LyncAburg, who is anthoriselto hire ym "
Dec. 7-Yiw If SAM,J q pnI w.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-21

TIE ngRKE SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA

MASH * WOODllOUSE have been constituted
dep STORY OF the Bible Society of Virginia. the
sale and distribution If the Bibles and rcs1aIncns pub
lished by the American Bible Society at Now York
Many persons aware that AT this depository
well hound Bible can be had tor p cents and and
convenient Testament for only s. cents, and the sgmc
neat and elegant bindings various sizes at responding
law prices. Also the Bible and Testament in nearly
cry language spoken in cur and-French German. Span
ish. Portuguese. Wcch, IRISH. Italian, Dutch, Danish,
Swedish. Greek, sc.
The object This society distribute the scriptures
without comment, and to place the sacred V, lume
within the reach Of all.
NASH & WOODHOUSE.
l39 Main street.
Nov l9 tsiC
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CASH for 300 NEGROES.

w /. are now in market to purchase our fall supply
W of NEGROES
we can say to our friends, and the public generally
that We will pay the
HIGHEST CASH PRICE
lor all Young and likely y f. & r o f s. of both
SEXES.
hSo having such to sell will find it to their interest
to call on lis lei're making sale
Three good BIACNSAlTrliS and CARPENTERS
AM ed. We will give literal price for the same,
HART s DAYS.
\. b.-Ail communications from the country. reIa
i've 10 The above description of property viii meet VIA
prompt attention. liz D.
JufY23 is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-20
BACHELORS HAIR DYE,

TT Liquid COlOring for the Hair, w liskers, C.
It's cluims patronage wiz al once be understood by
those who have used sold the preparations offered for
dyeing the hair lis application is simple its effect
tain, being cmphat!cay perfect Har-iye without de-
store keepers, druggists II will he found most de-
sabe article as they can with confidence recommend u
to their customers aud not be troubled with complaints
its dyeing the skin linen Il Will rub Of the hair
and washing only improves it, appearance The
color permanent and perfectly uniform entirely free
from those unnatural nts varying from the faded green 10
the royal purple produced by Tie ordinary hair dyes In
proof ccacy The inventor is prepared 10 apply the
bye svhiskcrs portion of the hair without CHARGE
those wishing purchase if II proves satisfactory for
which purpose he has private Prepared only aud
sold Wholesale and retail by WIN. BACHELOR, No. ?
Wall-st Broadway. Price 81; double size 81 20
Cory the address.
hgrnis-Ncw-Yors, Dr. Goursud, CT Walker-st-; Brook
lYn Mrs Hays 1870 Fulton-s Philadelphia Eng Ronsse!
Washington, D. c. J. H. Gibbs. Penn Aseu; Pitlsburg
Pa, WIN. Jackson, 80 Ibertyst Columbus, Ga, Winter
Epping. $50 lmeodis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-20

s,6ssoiy, yesterday morning, of apoplexy GEORGE
Esq and In the sco S5 gsSF OF n, his ass
"a ~ attend his funeral Wednesday afternoon at
~ from, his late residence East 2l.st I'd
eey ne Cincinnati papers please copy
's o cundsy evening, leth inst. CHARLES SAXTOE,
~ SIM OF Clark Sax;on, in the i7tb year of his
~ friends and the friends OF the family invited
.,end his funeral without further invitation, at his
- cadence No. II Sprngst today CTuesdey0 al 3
s;.o p,nokl7n. Oct 18th, JANE EvELINE, youngest
,I..s.er of Jon'n Trotter, aged IA months.
rslatyes and friends OF the family are respect
IL ,yted to attend the funeral Tuesday afternoon
ny sae,ock. from 80 Stanton st Brooklyn, without far
;s snsop 18th Ann Crona,tie 93 Joseph Rumril 81
:. CONCORD n. Il 9Th, Stephen Ambrose. 80.
- .. baltimore 10th, Theophilus Bangs 49,
~ s,tyorcester l2th. Mrs. Nancy Hughes, 30.
ee..G,l.na, IL s;h. Mrs. Rachel Brown.
1: SewburyPort Mass 10Th Miss Bctsey Noyes, sc.
na.ysvy Haven, 18th, Mrs. Mabel Cornwall e.
!. :. proyidence 10Th. VIM. Trescott, 50.