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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-18
tn. VIA, on III. Bio ersnae.

Every arrival from The South serves 70 cor1ru
the impression .hs: business OF raising an army
OF Volunteers 10 .re~e N the Halls OF the Monte
zauas looks grea, deal better N tune OF peace
and at any quantity CT enthusiastic public meet
ines, than IN the moment Of danger. when specu-
lstion becomes reality and the bonbass and fas;sa
OF noisy derasoyues are 10 be Transmitted iato salt
pet.e and fatigue jackets In word there seems
20 be great deal -nore slkativeness than toe the
nns,Aativeness Oh ire Eubjec; OF volunteering 10
whip the M.xicans as veil as OF several other mat
ters of great public interest Al the last accounts
from tie Rio Granae Gen. Taylor with al Amer
can Arzay had been FOX many days threatened with
hostile and an advancing force, and were il aoso-
late danger OF beirg reduced TO the huniliat1s
alternative of surrender O, starva;ioa-acd yet, The
permission of Government for raising volunteer
force against the Me1icans IN cid times so loudly
ca.aored Tor has no. len accepted by these gallant
spirits. The proclamation fer volunteers has al
ready assumed the character OF CONSUMPTION, and
American citizens are to be dragged into the ser
vice and driren 10 invade foreign soil.
And now. VIII The Empire Club. and those who
are always Boosting of their readiness TO fight for
Texas, Oregon. RhodeIsland. or merely for fun
and glory in the abstract. have the kindness to n
form Us Who is James K Polk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-18

POCKET AND Pen Ksrvss.-A besGiifu! assorlmsa
!he above can be- subscribers among which VII
he found some OF ,hs splendid and unique psips5
ever imported To ih. country
MILO a,.nd a sAENnER2 h SON LII RrnadWaI
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{, ~ u cnris.1..t mis- Il1s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-18

Lou1sIAsA-Ccgital PuRssimsH.-The Louis
lana House of Representatives on the 3th discussed
bill TO abolish ;ee1ecu;ions, AID passed il BY
vote OF 50 to "a Substitute proposing the entire
abolition Of s,rangling to death vas discussed and
withdrawn as not consistent with the main PROPOSE
ton An attempt was made to have Slaves hung in
the old way bu, defeated, IS 10 -.
"A Loco Fooo Senator, Prescott, was returned
from The disiric, OF ST. Landry and Cslcaseu by
knavery az the regular SAFE Election. The Senate
ordered new election, which has jast resulted in
the choice Of Dr.. Cooke, Wing 81 majority-one
account SAYS 5q9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-18
Constitutional Convention Official

CHaUrAC rue co.
E1fS. Loco-Foco Mej.
G. w Patterson ag76 dudley Marvnl26s
r P Marvn-...2295 7. 3 S,oddart lls2 lG2i
Gen Marvin is a Wig, and declined the domination
YATES CO.
Elijah Spencer 1878 Benz Tuihil- .lod oil
Observation-Disclosures Adams 69i.
FULTON AND HAMILTON cos.
William Logan. ......977 Ill Hutchinson-l42i i4i
Ifboh,ion-3l.
T1OGA CO.
Gamalir IL Barstow. lllO John J. Tsylor.l3l9 2o9
WYOMING co.
UAig Abolition.
Andrew W Young lols C. o shepard $40 &c
BROOME co.
Bepjau,n T Cooke..l 1889 John Hyde. ..l6l5 &c
Hog - Woodruff. 6j
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-18

II LocxPoRr y. Y. held Charter Election
on the l2.h inst which resulted in the choice of the
entire Wing ticket.
u The Borough OF Cumberland, Md. has
elected her present Board Of Councilmen-all
Wings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-18
RPoogLYy Affairs

BROOKLYN AFFAIE5.
~ Rev GEORGE DrTFIZLp delivered very
ute.esarz discourse e. hs church IN Brooklyn CT Sunday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-18

FIRST INDIAN ELEcIIcs--The Cataraugus and
Alegany Indians held their FIRST egalised election
Tor Marshal Clerk, Treasurer and Peacemskers. on
the first Tuesday Of the presen, month. The fol-
lowing Is the ticket
ClSs--Iahn kennedy.
IreasETsr.-Wrn. ErOC.e-
Ac-sAsl g- 4lssa1s i.s-ra:ior--Sa1ausl Patterson
Asrssnl jgr Csfa-asS-2s R<sgre'lsA-Cephas Two
Guns.
Pss'e=sokzs for .iGegGxy Resopc:s".-Janoes Pierce,
Iacoo S.scksnake WIN Partsrscn-
Peaesrsisrs fgr Ca-ta-ssya' ReseTr:.7a-Daate Two
Gum. n. + Si:ons. George Dennis tLcckport CouIe-
STATE Loan OF S5o0Uo0-It VII be seen by the
notice of the Commissioners Of The Canal Fund TIA; pro
posals Will De received until ne d Q! June nexr for
aa OF three hundred Thousand dollars a; per cent
ceensoe AFTER 1854 fc- arrearss-s 10 contractors and
otaers On The pubac work. Albany Argui
n The Burlington. Iowa. Gazette, OF the I'd
t1z: states TIA; aoarns mill in ths. town Owned NJ.
e Shsekfor6, AID which cost 5000. was burned
NE night OF the previous Moodsy TIE nil surned
hccn.sd barrels Of aour ger Guy. yocas Ean named
HsDty SAs1o, who sleeping IN The mil, psrSaed u
the flames.
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increase OF our Navy-Thirtrer Iron Vessels
Propo,ed-llr. Web.ter's Position.

IA has;e, ;raIy yours.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-21

we announrr, witt profound regret, the death of
ROBERT STaN.ap. one Of the lud ,.s t ,bo Cur, If
Appeals. which event took place. m Richmond. on
"Wednesday night Tie 3h inst, in the Cj wear of his
age.
"ef pens more competent to the pprtraiture Of his
'''"'haoe Intellect, viii d justice to the subj ct We
"y say '"Pser, without tear Of contradiction that his
"" was ni Tie ffs orderIhs' his sture oi legal know.
'osf was vast aud we'll dg"sied aui that his powers
" discrimination were UNSURPASSED. He had no sope-
'''r on the Bench lie was one # Fgioa's Jewels,
""' ''e Common wealth Is called up,n tie un-
'"ry loss IN the midst Of his usefulness Of one Of er
rally great rlen
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-21
DEMOCRATIC REVIEW

We have just received the May aumber Of TIL, ab,
organ Of The Democrats party. aud have no, had tim
l" l''k In'o II beyond the lae q, contents which W,
s"ig'In. We always read tbs j4nraa a,,rnvely. an,
With pleasure and admfaion SO FAR as lis lr,tatv Ar
"e''s are concerned. Il can hardly be suspected thai
we approve I" us political character but in regard
10 '"''e mere is fearless aad independent spirit IRE.
qnrh''y displayed which commands respect The num-
oef before us Is ts'all W. sly y emb,shed ny like.
mss oi Mr. bowLS, ii Tie lause of Representative
from Missouri.
he Independent Treasury Administration of Indi.
a" Ah,"s-S t"m"ell aid his In.s-rhe lid Eug
,',n p"I'DN'. IT, HE Favorlle-Papers Of an old
Darim"r P;soner-llymn. by Hon. Caleb CusIng
h'sas, by W. a. flsgs. China and its Prospective
r,de-Nian and lhe Eauh, by Mary ome. Mun,h.
" f'nanra| aud Commercial ArueIe-New Buuks far
the uuuth- Political SiallslIrs -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-21
A CITIZEN

The laderendan Order Of Odd Fellows of lynch
bury and vicinity. viii crrhate the seventh
", oil he lnirndncllon at the utder into dis ,own on
Monday aftermath The 25lI inst by public procession
ana an omlon nj The Methodist Eptscon Church, the
foslees III the thatrh hsvI4c klndl, nlen,d lh.iI
building ior the purpose. The church vii he nprntl
Al O'Clock. tuI ihe Hnm,dalon Ut the ladifs " hi
alone VII te permitted t"tulrr, uuul tie ntuhtts II
L ufdtr seel,d. M,,sS. Samuel G. Navel
George Valentino, Vincent Iaho and John T. .lohnsou
are requested attend tie church aud see 10 The seat
inI ct The audleGee
The PROGRESSION will he undcr the direction Of ?. c
J., f.. H. folkes. as Ch'J Marshall assisted by p :
". Sanual MtClcefv, r. : Gcrne BIohie. p &
Nm. ID. Fair aud Y. G. WIN. t.. Ear
Z. q NJ. jacob H. Rab'nson, Orsto,. brother Wm
MeGer. Officiating Chaplain.
The following will be observed as the order oil process
sion
O G. with dawn sword.
Y. G. with open Bhle supported rgh, aud left by blue
Mands,
hiaury members,
Nhue Degree mrmhprs.
Rnysl Blue lrgtee members,
ReurmHnnce degree m .mbprs
Members vi the Pueslly Order,
X ana l." II. s. S.
w. aud c.
Secretary aud Treasurer,
p V G's,
T.. G's.,
~ G. with gavel, suipHlrd tI,'t and leh, y soarst
wands,
&. with Grawn swcid,
ENCAMPMENT.
= w with drawn sword.
lst. W, s W. with rrpok. Pad. w,
+. degree members.
G. Il. degree members,
K. p. degree members,
: e, r..
LIST. G. 7. High Prizes, with crnsiet. 21d G. T.
Officiating Chaplain, Orator, Chaplain,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-21
iiiE AMERICAN REVIEW AND WIG

Inc May number of lhIs literary organ OF the Wing
pa''s Is oeore rs. We have not time at present. IL
give detailed notice of The leading artc'es-Suf1ice
~ say, there is abundant evidence of great improve
"'"' oome of the articles are of much importance, moi,
"y from The interest Of The subject hut from the great
"u''y with which they treated. On anolher coca.
sun We may call attention particularly
mree Of them. The number contains:
ioincal Corruption The Enchanted Ciy.-The
,adept ndent Treasury, Sonnet young Pianist
~, r.sassages irnm the Life Of Medical Eclectic, N, O.
me Sleeper. baad-The genius Of Thomas Hood -
h'ee chapters The History Of Poland cha pter -
teacSiion uf;he Deaf and pun,, Artists ii Afne,ica.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-21
TOW \ MEETING.

The citizens Of our Town held meeting on Tues
day aitefnoln when John X. McBanlrl was called ia
the chair The object 81 the meeting was explained by
VIM d. Fair, Esq. Which WAS 10 raise a C ,upany Of
volunteers +" otIor thr services 10 tie President Jnn
N'n. Dudley Esq also addressed HE meeting when
Il adJ'nrntd to NEE again IN the next af,ernoon
f.o.-shlce wiring The ahpye, another meeting has
been witch Was addres.adey Jla. Wm Dudley. Jas
d. "eeh and others with patnlc iervor, and at hi.
time volunteers are tntetins their names
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-21
eig:IfU AIRY.


The Rev WnIiAM irFIwIcd died, aged y, at
lis residence ia The 1,tr eud OF icdipd contly. On he
night # the cd ult. H. his death, his laniiy. hts
nrghb,rs the Methodist Epis"up1 Church, and The
community la1ap, have sustained heavy Is. IL
eli Ing Tor months, with sympnus mchliaf aud onn-
sual he made deliberate preparations TO meei his ap-
preaching md expected dssouii in which he declared
he could ,hnk he had any thing 10 feat" O Mr..
LewIrn, husband. a father. master, we mud II
hard tn be silent and yet delicnlt 10 speak,-iof
rutl might be dermed flitery. lie had more than wp-
mars love in all chdren aud any in his reach could
he spnrd with kindness and indulgence spnlled they
were In his sacred trust, 10 the work Of winch he was
earlv lied the Par jealous sincere, and. orca
slonay when iouched, exceedingly eloquent and elsc
tive as has been often witnessed the camp meetings
lie rarely came his ful power any where esr tor II
was his l, through e to be bourne down with mlahy
weight of worldly anxiety business and care, which he
could not eff.ctuily shake off ordloary occasons. =
Well the good mans earthly tabernacle Is dissolved
,nd we doubt pot that instead of the toll the a', the
anxeiy the ylcssitude Of as years faithful chrsan
warfare in this lite. he is now enjoying peace a, the rgh
hand If his God sin house with hands eter
ma in the heavens
-, on The 18Th OF March. at the residence of hr
father in IN. county Of Amherst, JUDITH Ass, ool,
daughter of Nathan ID. and Mary Rncker. in The l5t
yea, Of her age The disease which terminated The fs
Of this t,uly Interesting and lovely young lady,
affection OF tho hesF Eu' several yssrs previous - ne
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-21

IA f. have just received
w lot extra Family Bacon.
1000 lbs. Lard, In fdns, 10 suit families,
800 lbs. NooI, (rNra fne,)
A lot Wool Rolls. ury nice,
I'd 2. scylbes. eSlrs qnay 49 and 80 inch
A few more II iownta's Patent Bee Hives
Clnhes Rarlis Tubs. Buckets and rays,
2iitrces extra refned Sugar. fr truil.
We have sill on baud sail. Soap, Meal. Mnassea
Flour. and every other article usually kept in Grocery
Store all Of which viii sell low for cash. or give in
exchange for produce 81 every kind and description -
All ask is tar iril we are yun will he bleas
Cd. MORRISON & WATKINS.
May2l 4,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-21
ANOTHER BATTI.Ei

nc captain OF the packet boat brought intelligence
Ia this place. ha, Gen. Taylor's pro' isiuns having
gwen out he attempted 10 20 10 Paint Isabel when he
mel 'arS" Mexican hrre-en engagement took place
ard That Irn. Taylor killed 500 Nexcans & made the
remainder retreat lie then went back to his fort oppo-
sile MilaDoas aud battered down The town. This ne 3
is said I" have been received IN Richmond but few
minutes before The boat tlt, aud is prot ably lfue
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-21
TIE ORPHAN FAMILY.

Oe last evening our citizens sslnted with The
ETHEREAL harmon, of the rarely accomplished Orphe-
ans.
Midst the deep BE- ming of the base the rich swell
r" 'hr tenor. and the exquisite psthos OF The Alto float
ed With ph like grace and elegance The spraa over
whelmn. by lis Wild flights npt audience.
A CITIZEN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-21
ncni " mixer, L.I,

kAhE NOTICE.. that shall. ON Monday the 22d
h Ia, al lonr. At the III e oi Joseph \ fertasan.
II the oNnet iired,o, STATE al Missssiapi tale III.
enls huns II Dr. Sun'l NJ. PA heu and MIXERS la h.,
nad a. evidence n snt nov depending IN the Gu
e0ll superior touu ol IsW and thauetrs iar Gamn
bell county, State ot Virginia. in which an pailln
and Asn dtlf1danh l,trm.rauy Caasf. be sad depo
sitlans should na he completed on thal ay liity viii
m' continued item dhv To day, (Sundays .Nr.p,dD IN
III hey afe Completed Mt WhIc> tine aud plre ,nu MA,
attend. II yan thhh proper Ill0S. NJ BASS
Nav Il Win
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-21

G1- TIE hbuliriunsis held their annual meeting in
New York few days since, headed BY Garrison s. Co
They were addressed by cnlofed man. Mrs ABBY Eos
and several other speakers, who denounced religion
and the constitution of the United States dissolution
Of the American discussed but no vote Ia
ken upon it.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-21
ATTENTION INFANTRY
TIE GRPiIEANS.

We had tie p'rasure ol hearing tho Orphans sing
on lnesdty evening. The honse va, cruw died and mi
sersal satisfaction al tie performance prevailed. 4"
those Mho foad IT he first order of singing will g
Ia hear lhrn This evening al the Franklin
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-21

u The Insurance Companies of New York having
hecone alarmed, tut clause in their poicIes, ny
which lhey wll not insure carsoes against destruction
by war or capture.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-21
MI RIDER IN CAMPBELL

1--WE barn, through passenger fmn iynchbur,
'hai horrible mufoet " as eoinnlthd widow lady
named Ms. EpNrfsa the sauihefn part nl Canp,el
county, IN Sunday night last. The attention OF some
ntahhoTS hro@ atfarled BY unusually bright LIGHT IN
her house. At u late hour 1t the might nty hurried
timber. aud found The body Of Ms f. hllf consumed
III the fr place. She had evidently been murdered
and The murderer Fad adopted this mode ot sryior all
traces III he deed nrgr9 man { ,helhrr btlonotpo
l" MIS- r. Or not, We nj INF tne,) WAS arrested
npn strong SUSPECT Of his guilt, and VI understand the
errnhslaniIa e,lden,e since educed suiictn To con
wei MN Rich Times
The lady murdered, lived between Pann,ll's Brid,e
ard bfooh Neil Lewis ID. Poindexfer, Esq, near
whom the lady lived, discovering a fire in the woods,
s'n one {" his negro men 10 what was the cause Of
H. when the negro returning rather qqrker hla was
sshIe Tor hl 10 get there aud back Mr.. Poindexter
accused Lin Il he deed and upon examining h,m. DIS
covered bIood up.n his sleeve. 'ibs with other corob-
"ralIn circumstances sent tic negro 10 int Ia await
tnaI. The woman Wa 81 hady hunt that she would
hu' have bren recognized bat that her face WIS LAWN,
next 10 the earth md dill burn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-21

o. Ihos. {. Reynolds. Esq. of Richmond has
been appointed by the Pesdcn, aud confirmed by the sa
nate Secretary Of Legation Spsn place Of jasper
II. Livingston.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-21

G5- A volunteer company was formed in Mobile ana
passed through New Orleans before the volunteers oil
tina, city ready to start though The citizens OF Mo'
bile received the day afterwards
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-21

o., Gen Win2feid sc,it. IL rrported la. bren OF
deted The sat of war, to take commsn nd Of The nce
sls tha, the President has ordered cut SO 0o0 Of ihe
%. 900 men provided for in the war bill
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-21

ef The "Chapppfel" frequently spoken Of in our
frontier news. Is thorny 'hlket. almost impossible
man or beast.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-21
AGRICULTURAL NOTICE.

At y REGULAR meeting Of the " Onion agricultural So
ceiy." held al Campbell Court House. IN the ilh nsl
the subj ned articles were des lnated SUBJECTS Tor
premiums. a, the ensuing annual meeting, in Novem.
Der neXt.--vZ:
|. The hest improved farm
g - 2nd do do
s. " greatest yield of corn. or wheat, on not less
than NO contiguous acres Of improved
higaand.
A. Best ihororah bred Stallion
s " Brood Mare,
g. " COLT
T. " Bull ofimproved breed.
8. =" Cnw do do
@ 1" Calf do do
10. " Yoke Of oxen
II. - Bull of cnnmpn stock,
10. " Milk COW do do
10 Ram,
a. " Eve,
-. " Boar,
10 =" Sow
II " J1rk
Is. Specimens Of warn Jeans for gentlrmens wear,
mol less than 0 yds
10. -" do Of fax aud cuilon for gentemen's sum,
mer wear; 10 yds or mure.
90 Best specimen Of n"go's winier clothing, moi less
than 10 yds.
81. =" d, Of carpcliog, not less than % yds.
%. Do of Blankets,
%. - Woollen Counterpart,
"a " Guinn do
%. g llearh Rug.
70. specimen oi sewing SIlk ho' less ''at
ID.
q. 4" Specimen Of domestic Wine, Cider. aat
Nmcgar,
% do # Dut,cr, no, less than 0 lbs.
90 4 Leather and Shoe.
80 80 Plough. Harrow. Horse cart and Ox'cart.
81. - Ample Orchard,
- - Peach do
SO. Garden ref renee being had to cultivation
and yield.
81 " Mpadpw not less than 8 acres,
- Ne.eiabes
g. " Essay on Roral Economy,
81 i" Specimen Of pInughng, To be done a, the
place OF meeting.
n addition IL the above. the Executive Committee ar
antharz.d h extend prrmums In any ohrf afllrlrs
thai may. whe exhibited be 'h'ushi deserving u en-
cuuragement.
All the foregoing Articles 10 be manufactured, a''
ed or managed ny such members olIt them f1r PIE
minns; au1 IN 10 ca.p " i'll premium lie given 10 ont
which has her,fuinre received tle SAINT
Is order ofthc Board.
IL. l.. DAVIS. See'Y.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-21
NORGE.


ihe iallnwln9 rteanhlo Hud revolutions VIE adapt
/ ~ ny ihe lmes hi'ef and kanaNha Company, l2ll
~ MaF ls1o;
he l'eald u Directors having heretofore rased The
al on RRsengtf8 carried on TIE Canal tmn half ren1
~ 'hf'e mn'ihrehs per mile. ahd drrrted ihnt IA
e ""ntts 81 The Canal pa"hrie shopd mske such in.
crease ii lnil m orrn7"n otosos Their charges hr
i'asaS' en" "a" ~ passengers Inc Executive Commit
lee should tate the 'oI'o o"r cent per mule, and mp
Peah1g by an advertisement IN the newspapers of Tina
mummy hla' su'h 'n"lli@fncy has hhen pIiee--
'hstf'ofe
n'Seiee", iha' nom ana aver the l5th Instant. iht
h III lasenetfs ca" "d on Tue 'nna' he hsed al oh.
I'm PEI NM
ht advanced rrice oI gram and Inv OVER list years
i'''f' hdds 10 o"l 'An'h'ts lfon SluuO Ia 1lutOu
'' oidee IonleS lhry have raised their lfr, u mrnl
''ef Increased eApnd"fr-"e had mol md had de-
iffnined mol Ia do ~. when the additional per cent.
'l' i'nd nSjn advance pu ''nls oren The paasen
effs iarohstqnhce OF ihis advances the James River
hatd al 'ferlos nave again lmpiafd upon u. another
- l'' e'" aHd''"al '"! Whlrh again eonipfis rs Ia
a"'ahe 10 Pe' "hltt VIII cover HE iss oil travel,
al n'2hht l7e'
iheIeie, On aud ellot the lSlh inst. onr passage
and afe will b. the old price, s. 80. inrnding TOLLS
waylate III pfap1umn.
BoiD, EDMUND \ DtN EXPORT.
May i Al
-
4 Il n cr,pll s,n,,i,,, r,,,,i ,r Ia, al l,, Ill
N for Bfdftd co,utv tL, Ic,L dos, :, An iesf.
Thama, r. >"u I nn "I ' ID" Gay q, 80
Elm 4, Brown. p,,t,,,,1
oooioJ
Sro,4yoel Drowo ,dn,,, -, p.,,oo p,,,,# l..,l
John : Brown John \ J.n.,rh l,hn Cd, Tim,
~ n lI,,t,, .d,,, r AIM u 49,, - :, IT,
r. Ioury and N,tiLI, M. ih. Ihn,s u ,,.,' l
iIarfiel hIs ,,ila lance / ,1,,,.h ,J Ntr a., NOM
Granville l. .l,govn and \yiII,,n, n H.,
INF ndsn,s
~ C,nyrrpv
The defendant. I,bn = HAM who !. M, II hi,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-21

C. Point I-ar Is " mills from the encampmen, .
Sen. Taylor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-21

o. Gen. Gaines has made re7usl'ion upon Inc
Governor Of Alabama for 50 battaons OF CIV men eaeh
T. concentrate on Inc frontiers st Mexico
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-21

4 eh'ps; ae2ai Cha'sl,ss and rscp ino caven.ry.-
Commerce Foreign Miscellany.-C,,t,csl Ny,icrs
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THURSDAY. NAY q. ls46.

e. In order TO make arrangements for the
removal of his family to this place, the Senior
Z Iitor will necessarily be absent for fort.
night or more. lie may hive it in his rover
to communicate occasionally with the readers
OF thsVirg nian.
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Classical! and Mathematical schcoE
In LYNCH lUEG.

fENilIS INSTITUTION will open the fist Monday
u IN August. Ii viii be conducted by the suhscr.
hers Tie system or instruction will enbrace a thor
ongh English education. the Ancient and German AN
gnages, tue most approved course of Ma ,malics
Chemistry and Philosophy; alsi. Logic ,aelorc aud
Composition. " G assure those who rav b. wiIliny to
entfus their children mat cur time and ca.
rMes shall he faithfully Heyoed 10 make them schol-
ais, and e,tty p0ssi" aonliun and proper restraint
used to keep then soncmcn We shall have suila
bic and well sli lated Milling.
Terms III Session Of i've months, Jr Enelish sehni
ars SIS
ft.qsa who study the languages &c
THoS. B. HOLCoMBE,
W. r. J. DUNN.
May Il villa
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Co We 'nke blame n ourselves flr not having soon
er'alIed attention 10 the mefils Of Nj Rrrzre's Da.
s"ereoyp's. We lave paid same atlenrlun 10 tins
branch ol art, and exa1iofd rafral,s executed bv the
most celebrated D'gaeenyflsls nour principal ci,ies.
aud we have ~ hesitate IN ssytb. that Mr. Refers
arr surpassed by tosr OF only in the coun-
Try.
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o. li'urn II. rngg, f.,1 our postmaster. has
been removed by Mr.. il aud X her, Gavin rn Esq
fam'rIy editor Of The republican, appointed to supply
tis place. The R.chnanl Times we'll remarks
MI 1rsg was =. ia, list Of Mr. I hers appoint
mea's, and 1t has been matter 81 some surprise that
be was not sooner removed. He WAS esteemed good
III en- and doubtless. political consultations alone have
induced his removal"
Mr. CaNaon Will doubtless make a good ros'mas-
ter and as The powers that be- had determined to re-
move Mr.. Ting, We know u no Of TIA. party " lom
we would prefer 10 hlm.
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Srn'swohd Brown, admir-. al Reuhrn Blown dre'd >.
John : Brown, John Irllwlrh. John G15dt,, i'hom
as Il. Gin,tor, adm'r ofJohu Robinson deed fplell
r.. Lowry aud Alnnia his wife. Ihp,nas l.abinspn and
ll1rlel his VILE James lcllwlrh aud Mary his wiz
Granville l., Blown and William H. brown
Def nd1utg
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\ ! circuit superior court of law and chanrefy, hell
lof Bedilrd county, The lGrb day Of An'il $50,
Thomas 1. Saunders aud ELIZA A his uife. l,rncfly
Fdal 4, Drown, Planfti.