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u laS have been faithfully executed
has says pursled that course which
lsepns snce and duty told him was right.
President may have erred in regard to


5ftbme sites; but 80 err IS human -
81 pre- et fQlbes infallible. We un
| derstand that the principal charge brought
against the President by "Black Dan" and
his federal brethren, arises from the man.
ner in which the war with Mexico has been
conducted. No person deplores the exist
ence Of that war more than ourself, but for
the life of us, we cannot see, under all the
circumstances, how it could have been a.
voided, without the country being disgrace
ed in the eyes of the civilized world.
In time of profound peace, the Minister
fsent from the United States to Mexico, in
vested with full powers to negotiate and
amicably settle all existence disputes, was
grossly insulted by the Mexican authorities.
They declined receiving him in his official
character, and let him know that no. peace
Minister would be accredited from our Gov
ernment. This, of itself, was deep and
degrading insult to our country, and accord
ing to all writer's on international law, was
just cause of war. About the same time
Mexico declared war against the United
States, and ordered her army to march to
the East side of the Rio Grande, which the
Congress of Texas declared was the boun-
dairy between that country and Mexico.
Under circumstances like these the Presi-
dent issued his proclamation, declaring that
war actually existed between the U. S.
and Mexico. Was the President wrong
in thiss Every patriot will respond no !
no! Is this an impeachable offence? Old
blue light tories may think it is Had the
President remained Indifferent, and paid no
attention to the acts of hostility on the part
Of Mexico, then there might be just cause
of complaint-then there might be grounds
for impeaching him. President Polk die
not wish to drive the coantry into wal
with Mexico-the war is one of de- fence
and not of ofaggressioa.. Our country has
been in the right throughout this entire
difficulty, and Mexico has been clearly in
the wrong. No other country in chris
tendon would have borne the injuries
and insults Of Mexico half so long as
the United States. 1t was her weakness
that protected her from the vengeance OF
our people, these many years. We desire
peace as much as any person living, but it
must be an honorable peace, and until
Mexico manifests wish to do US full and
ample justice and pay the long standing
demands against her, the war must Of ne
, cessity 60 on. The great body of the
Mexicans are favorably and peaceably dis
posed towards the United States; but the
wicked rulers, the military despots of that
lovely country are chargeable with all the
difficulties in which her people are now
involved. .....
Let Mr.. Webster and his federal allies
dare attempt to impeach the President!
They will only make the President more
friends, and cover themselves with lasting
infamy and disgrace e.-Pittsburgh Post.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-12-09

from West- Newburgh, Pennsylvania, John
Gleason, Thomas Gebney, Michael Dough-
erty, Chas Riley, John Nc Farlan, Eliza
Wacob, domestic in the. family ofMr.
CHARLES Lewis, of New kondon, one Of the
cooks Of the Atlantic. al
The following officers ofthe boat were
saved:
Capt. Nathaniel Nc Allen, pilot, Charles
Crandall, second pilot, Dennis Spellany,
wheelman, Elias Lingston, first man,
R. w. Dumien, second man, John Keefer,
steward, Eli Beardsley, second engideer,
J. Gale, Sd do, Charles Christian.
The Atlantic is supposed to have been
insured for $4,000 tho cost was $14O,-
600. The machinery was saved, probably
in good order.
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BE ACTIVE.

Be active4be active
Find something to- do.
In digging a clam. bank,
Or tapping, a shoe, 80
Don't stop at the corners. f .s
To drag out the day
Be active--be active-
And work while yeu may.
'Tis foolish to faIter,
Or lag in the street
Or walk az ifchain shot
Were bound to your feet.
Bo active-be active
And do what you can;
IT'S industry only
That maketh the man.
IT'S industry makes you---
Remembor--be WISE
From sloth and from stupor
Awake and arise.
You'll live and be happy,
And never complain
Ofthe blues. or the dumps,
Or a dull heavy rain.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-12-09
LATER.

The N. Y. Tribune of Saturday evening
says:
This day, at half past two o'clock, the
steamer Mohegan returned from the scene
ofthe wreck, where she went this morning
about $ o'clock. She has brought up
TWENTY-FIVE DEAD BODIES.
AS was previously surmised, part of
the Atlantlc's machinery gave out on
Thursday night-the steam box bursted
shortly after she left New Lisbon, being
wrencned apart by the heavy sea; and let
ting go her anchor, she drifted to within
quarter of mile Of Fishers Island shore
where she was riding at anchor when
the Mohegan went down to her on Thurs.
day noon.
rhis friday morning, at Al O'Clock,
she went ashore, and has gone entirely to
pieces.
The persons who lost their lives, did so
in attempting to get on shore.
The following are the names Of the pas.
sengers saved: Capt. Geo w Cullum, U.
S. Eng Corps; Leabury Brenster, N. Y;
Capt Peter Ham, Portland; G G Orr,
Louisville, Ky; Joel R Andrews, New
London; Lieut.. E. Maynard, U S N; Lieut..
c Stewart, U S Engineer; Chas. Cad
nedy, N. Y; Hiram Tarbox, Lisbon, Ct;
Francis Herrick, Boston; Geo w Rogers,
New London, c c Comstock, do; Thomas
Tuesdell, N Y; Thomos Gooding, Boston;
Nathan Reise, Newark, N. J; E,V Booth,
Boston Nathan Reise, Newark, N. J: Z
V Booth, Boston; Edward Maddon, do;
Chas. Mitchell, Norwich; G Peterson, Bos.
ton; Henry Van Wart, Birmingham, Eng.
land; V. Marsh, N Y; James Wilson, Bos-
ton; Nath'l Atwood, Mass. Richard AT
wood, do.
Dr.. Hasler and Lieut.. Norton of the
Navy, went on board Of the Atlantic when
she landed here Wednesday night
A number Of persons were left on the
Island at the residence of Mr.. Winthrop,
when the Mohegan left, many of whom
are badly wounded; and five dead bodies
were just picked up when the Mehegan
left, but were not taken on board.
The Mohegan has gone to Norwich, with
number of the dead and living persons
taken from the Island, and will return to
the scene of the wreck this evening.
Mr.. George w Roger Of this eity, it is
said, jumped from the stern Of the boat ON
to the beach, but before he could gather
himself up he was overtaken by wave
and carried far out into the boilding surge,
among broken pieces ofthe wreck.
Capt. Crandall, the Second Pilot, states
that no earthly power could have rendered
them any assistance on Thursday.
1t is related of Capt. Dustan, who took
and kept his position over the upper saloon,
that to the repeated and earnest solicita-
tons of his companions in peril, not to ex-
pose himself thus, he replied; "If the It,
lontic goes, / go ,Oith her!"'
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FURTHER PARTICULARS.


We learn from the clerk of the boat
Mr.. w. w. Boyle, that the number Of pas,
sengers on board was about DO. The off.
GERS and crew, including cooks, servants
&C., 10. Twenty are known to be lost
and he thinks the number will reach 80.
BY information received from Capt. Van
derbilt, we are enabled to add the following
to the list of those saved: -.
w. w. Boyle, clerk. EA
Mr.. Monroe, conductor.
James Stetson, steward, formerly!of tho
Astor House. ~ ~ aF
TMr S. arrived here this morning. FIe
is considerably bruised, probably by tho
tirnbers Of the boat. He thinks there was
about fifty passengers on board, about forty
ofwhom had their names entered before tho
boat struck.1
James NJ. Dobbs, engineer.
+ Charles Woodward, bar-keeper.
7. O. Gould, Of Adams Express.
All the firemen, three out Of four Of tho
cooks.
The body Of Captain Dustan was brought
to the city early this morning BY the Long
Island train. and has been sent 10 his late
residence on Staten Island. y
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Che pOrtage 9entinel.
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Ore year, ,psyab1e within six months y n Al so
Oneyear, payable aftef the expiration of six
naonshs md yskthi1 ne d Do
enc y6afs ger rits expiration, so
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SHJNo paper win be discontinued until all arrear
ages afepald exceptat the option the Publishers
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-12-09

There are now in the United States Sen
ate three of Con Harrisons Cabinet-We OBJ
ster, Crlttenden and Badger.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-12-09

men differ so much in the scultivationE.4f
their hearts and their minds. An agraFi
anism insocial intercourse Isl as inapradijs
cable, and would be as impossible, as ail
aprarianisfn in pronertv a n y ssks
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-23
VOL. XXV.---No. 20.
INTERVIEW BETWEEN AatUDIA AID
GENERAL TAYIOa

Wet,'to the .l1wing : pAic ss.t,a ir,n h, o.
Deita, who maya they olainfd il fr IN an eve yynts
II desef1ea tho interview between the Mex can and A.
metean c1rmandera, in relation tie ca Civilization Of
Monterey, md chau ,terlsc Of the tyy natl ma
the two iidlv duuls
"Ami uda was all csu.,esy ard fine vsria biz spoech-
Co. gfeat yJluhl II, th abundance If ges,euatons
shugs. nods, alternate les and f wns md q at v l.,
ceiaegus Il silent iaasua2e with which re5s n ~
French origin are mt T. help the ex,rass n 4 t5or
IDEAS Gen Ampnda 10 e French fam Is, aid pas
bJin in to West indus
GenTaylor, IN the other hand wns as div IA 4 oh,
az pla o. pie stem. and shoft as Tie clrsi -
Drfsid N his lest at, (Which, ly-ho-l y ols rs il
IL hal saiVal 9h2 hail Ian camtagts) " III his
ga2ed OIL q tn cap, sta, arts ard Id fshi1nsd
wa 10 vest nc i9osed Ike an Old farmer. lately ELECTED
mlaa eehhol, who had Ut cn hs everyday suit with
the 81 hit Ct HaS nalc sgn # mltaly tgcoly u s.
thSu 81 hun tr4in crJwd u mere evil ans In h re-
Tly to Amfudisa NJ halangnCg lie Is d such direct
hunt. ami ompat language. that the val fos 9txira.
was thr WI ali a ach aid had ~ thiag /, say
Amiudia opened thu interview By stat 10 tint / 6
ttces wero TO large TO he cyrqutud " Con Tnfl Is
ahny--that he lad an a.uudofce # amnunt'en. ECO
infantry AMI 30l ca s'ty, with ~ cam n and tn bsst
a' Her ais IN the " rld-ihat his SO was very enall
and he i hdt Il NJ lie could def nd tho CITY aearst
amurh stron ~ tce than that udnr & n Iayl = r.
ma1d but that, ir IN m tycs Human t,--t sinfe ;hn
o'les on II u DIT save the v's f heirs3 W nen
and ehllden-ho WAS willing far Il mr. IN = the
~ i the great Mexican rat on t surrender H. ety.
pr vdad h was s.wed t. retro with h VIII l. f rce
and carry the public property with hun, and all tt arms
aud nun tons + war
When he had d1 shed his ina IN fc,nt era,n VI ich.
IN the style OF cno' rated pr camat n was rarnal ed
u num- rors a ns rst the stu erd p wol n m
tai n elsty and ren,wn # nruou IN ia Nj II. cid
Jack quietly suck his Inn deep ntl Is hcceaes =. G.
Ects, eechtd lis hnd litle IN enc s De- ard gently
ia ng n zy eyolr Tvs, that the Id , eve IuiL-
my beneath might have fall play up the gin md oafnt
Mexican, replied ~ these taw but 'xlr 81 y W IDS
"o'en. Ampud a, we came here t. take Monterrey ard
we are gang 10 d. IT on such terms as m " sh
VI good inornlrg' And the cid Gancai tbsd fl
on las ivy short lttlo logs having the Mexican General
and Stall IN the II una st bow ID rnent
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-23
SWORD FOR GEN. TAYLOR.

Tla Stale Of Louisiana after the great battles of the
III and 9Th If May voted 10 Pefont sword 10 Ooaelal
Taylor. 1t has beea mn 10 ~ Aew York, and the do
scrption Ct it is gwen ia the New York Tribune
fe saabbard is made Of the finest metz, w tn richly
engraved and wroush t ornaments. On two divisions u
ho front SIDE cf the attlo5 If alo Alto and
Rcslca de Ia Palma. The shield presents the flowing
inscription
'pioeencd by the tl;c # Louisiana to Gen Il. Tay-
or, in testimony Of the Oh opinion he'd by the Ieofe
Of tbs t4to Of he skill, conduct and judgment si5wn
by hm dminy his military lie, tut particularly curing
tic latlles q tau Alto tie 18th anG kavina &c Ia
iamo on the 9th q May, 1876"
Sunaonntiag he battle s,o1es appears the coat oi
arms Of Lousana, and in the centre Of the sal tard the
American ca 10 richly engraved. The grasp mpOsel
Of alternate mother Of peal and gold acets richly en-.
gavoI and studded, and prote,'oi BY MASSIVE gold
plume surnountei by precious ca!rngholm stoae.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-23

inm5ie i~ud, II ~,

"The havesls # Europe are in sufc entfr the OK ger
eles 81 tersIe. l1aroe IL silhiiertd IN, re Ia
ourselves Austria Is bdd ny sraina' in The mnits
The Mediterranean. Odessa is well nigh drained An
America, that land 4 fabulous Iedundanoc answers +,
The requirements # an ordinary eomncrcc Tut not 10 tn
demands 4 an oAuueidina,y need Il has s, ic oncl
ouI average, not tf present She has scr
aao4I III laIi"ls Il Il II han last wear she
ah VI 10 send Us wheat and Ind an corn y.t even
ms prosper, tho IA eef Tread has nj Gaeg W.
has risen IN London, and Ind IAN corn is becoming elri
every day 10 the IRISH peasant. And hs. toe, in rh
INST quarter q eur provision year. What W Il III sia
Il IN nQS IL when the American canals are tr son when
Inc In'H have ceased 10 run. aud tho passage al L.
biechod up II In the lar West To tie Eason pots at
ttem hose rts to England Yet IN the face e sui
erss, We arc mania mig rate q duty VIII en- ia ull
may never lee me rgidy rryhbi,oy must enbarrass
Inc " EQUATIONS Of The cen uadc, and cunIl great
ealas ~ he With lie ev Is Ct telay. uncertainty, and III.
lation' Is II wse 10 b sor " such syaten OF btay,
ID un VII eh II mist exc q ~
We have another outlot he abundance e cur West
efn helds, which lhe n,S d seem 10 IA nh IL
the great Mississippi fnm thst mighty slloaln we W Il
ntmuo through The cid winter. 10 pour cur broad in
the furnishing II, uls + Eur,lo. Our uols we d. no,
mend shall co0sc L. IN At al, ard we Will ny to pc
It'd enough 10 THIS H. ~ hook q crutk, lead them
LIST ycal groai qnUnut f Ind lci To Il
an the whalNes e New Orleans locause lie hph raies
4 ght rendered them w~nho.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-23

4 Circuit superior Court Of Law and Chancery.
u continued aud held i0i NolsJn county, at the couit
house. on saturday, The End day Of May, lS46
James NJ HAIRS, administrator with the will annexed
Of Miea.ah Pendleon, deceased, pan,n.
against
Richard Philips, john Thompson, Jr., William
liolsley, Judith iIoslcy, Georgo Vaughan " N am
Bib, Nm. II. Dggos, Ann 5 Ioisley and Iyeson /
lwyman, admlnstlatx and administrator If Il. Der;
lllrsley, deed, Edmund Christian, Alalshrl of tic
Eastern District Of Virginia, assignee in bankruptcy of
haries y laiteson, Defendants
his cause came tbs day To be funhcr h. ard rron
the hpes nnoly read, anu tho rtp5rt OF Cummsioacr
Garland mae Ia pursuance Tie Geeleial uricr Of the
Sth day Of Uo1ber last, t, winch there is no oxcopon
and Was argued by counsel; consideration wlierocf
the court apl wing sa report with the correction con-
IA med IN the statement a. thereto appended by the CON
sent u the parties, doth Confirm the slmc aud doth sd
ludge, order and decree that, ualess the defendant
chard Ph Il ps. shall With ninety days from III day
pay 10 the pla III Il thc u two hl usa three hun
DIR ard thrtye ght dollars and sixty one cents, W tn
legal interest thereon. from Ire LIST day Of March, 1876
tpa d. together III the Costs If the the decn
dani, ud IN Horsley, hundred AID frty cht dollals
and seventy two ceats, With legal interest on ~ part
there from The Isl day Of March, lsiG, til pad; AID
10 the defendant, VIM H. Diggts, ninety four dollars
and ghtoe cents. with Legal interest on SO % part
Thereof from the LIST day Oh March. $50, II Ia d. he
Stall be reel sed and revor Jared Of the ecu ty Of re-
d'mpton IN the real and personal estate II the deeds 4,
the SIS! d March 1884 ard fth Of May 1857 in the
Il mcatonod and shall then be the duty of John
Thompson, Jr, ard James Garland. who are horcb, APP
pointed Commissioners FIR that purpose. 10 cxposo 10 sale
at rulc auc on. to the chest dder the real and per
sonai estate IN the sad iced m'ntoned, the personal
estate for cash ard the real estate on cred Of sX
Twelve and ghteen months such credit as the fart es
may agree. taking bond III approved personal security
from the purchaser purchasers. and retaining the tile
or the y Of the purchase money having advertised
the tine ard place If such sale, least 81 days previous
n UfW Drrp >hf1 IN he 4 oh
npnd ard iowa Of Lynchhurs. and at the court house
AIS Of the count Of Amherst and Nelsonpo> Sc sion
tor the purpose Of seeding, To be del sered the 10Th
day Of September next, and full possession the first day
If January thereafter, aud make report To the court
Three hundred and forty gt dollars and s.Nty mine
cents htreuf, II the ben fit Of Hudson NJ Garla d.
Jr., til interest from the sth day of February, LII a.
pr Aiieajah PendetJns order fled
Copy-Teste.
kO c. CUTLER, CP&
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\ tOPy-Testo.
kO. c. CUTLER, Clna

In Iur uagce to the regting decree. and a modified
tian thereof made the last term oI sad Court, til,
>layrs ramcd therein. three IN number, VIII he sold al
Nelson our house. o. Monday the >arl Of November
rcN, To tho highest bidder ier cash, and tie Land
frday the q til # the 'ame month"; at the rsidaca #
-ad RichaId Phillips, CT dit Of slx. twelve aud
ghtef months The tract Of aad contains near about
Sly hundred aud vii be sold entire Of divided l,
t!IIoe lots To suit purchasers
JOHN THOMPSON, jR..
JAMES GARLAND
Commissioners
Oct 81 I'm
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The Mexican UNITS OF the Battle, Of VI nercj arc
more nuner than have been published in the Dned
Sta'c3 A. matter Of necessity, they prase very Oh
" the val Of Fps, AMI they st upon The ob5
macy and gallan'ry Of the defence. The movemens Of
Gen Worth ln the west de Of the tywn are descr bed
as very brilla1t. Oae fort, taken by Gen. W-rh, is
said have teen taken and taken three several times
once by Gen Me- the pj.nt Of The bay net, cap
turing At the same time 300 American and CHI p'ecos
Of artillery. Some Of The first accounts declared that
Gen. Worth was killed From Saltll), Gen. \ npudla
wrote u his government demanding an investigation ot
his nduct, both before and at or Gen Taylor presented
himself al Mencrcy. He SCRUTINY. alleging that
the laws If honr and the god Of his cunify are The
on ele ncnts Of his OK sence mind cannot 90 tran
qul until the SecGe AIRY Of War, The supreme govern
nen' and the Republic satisfied with his conduct,
considered under every aspect" This humble letter does
nj save him from tho letter writer's They charge hun
with the grosscst oowardico and lncpmPeency But VIC
have neither time space to-day TO enter further - Q
the Mexican accounts Ct he battles One thing we must
npc however. Almost all thoIr accounts say that they
refused TO captuate until agreed 10 salute heir nag
then they boast sen aiiousy that tho Americans In
fac salute their flag Before tho two month armlsce
expires, the Msxicans count confidently thai santa Anna
will havo an army around him which viii prevent any
further advance Of Gencral lay or.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-23

The Demo. rate Eevi,w lately stated that Silit
Wright would be re toccI hi ne its next number VS.
ISSUED. The defeat Il Mir Wright induced The est IN
SEINE # The papers that the ktvrw S now d s,oH-
tiuuod II repeated with seriousness by othe.s,
wh, had n1t observed It's origin. Nh Kettle, the
editor # the DonJcIatic koyow writes letter TO tire
journal Uf Commerce, eSPl lining the msiko an says.
81 hat he NNilghD not elected is no,ther the
fault If the Review its patrons. Or ds1ppoIat-
meut is slleNac b. tho jaton that if he is net
elected, he ought II have been Nevertheless, the de
feat Of ELIAS Wright docs not cary with it victory
over the Review. On the other hlnd, IL demands
ncwud exeltions and a lYoller zeal"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-23

Ii va intimate the 9th day. in letter from Phil
ad'lpaa, III Ju 'ge Cir r. iu q Of the United States
sup me Court. and VIII herI ~ ia = Of the CIR
cut Court 4 P,nnsl l1anll hadnlin Mr. Francs Hop
aa,un the II rh al In { ,uu. thlt he would be obliged
r4m tn pf s5urr dparty Influence, torenovc hnn and
gNc the place loa laeai,ro' w do remember thai
snrh thug Nas c,r dow Ere. hut hls ben done IN
Philadelphia. Ga Weaucs LAY. Nj. Ge4g Plu uas
appointed ClGk cftoft W. ought nj h I've surpf scd
NJ this, fr when wehasc rlAan u cca. Nc mnsi cApo
Plrli2m doris II Woal have beln les inel,c ~
r1cr II ths had commenced IN Of TIN mi II Cous
II rather shpohs The public nnl that Judge Of tie
|. :. Sapra nc uft al ull haya lei oil in II.
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NOTICE.

~ Office is hereby gisca, tlat the Comm sseaor~
~ appointed by the Couay Court OF Canpholl. 10 a
d pI plan, and con racl r tie building. oi a Cour
House t,r the county, II assemble al the fife of j. \
e. T. lis, in lyar ,bnr5, the Pom day ,fthe pres
ch month, T the prp se If re,e.vin aid cxa n.ning
plaas may b. snb.nltt,d 10 the They there
fdi respectfully invite suc may feel interest in the
subJoc and e,pec ally tn Sc mechanics VINO intend 10
put ther d, hc JJb, 10 prepare tic plans AID
lave them ady to submit to the nnmltiee b IL
ta' day. }. WILLS China.
Nov II t.6N
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NEW FALL AND MlNIttH s.lND,.

NEW FAIE AND WINTER t.JOIJ1.
Nif. slbcrio rs are nov receiving. aid II f w
days II have n si,re, the entire ST ch # FALL
AND WINTER Goods; Among wHicl " Il be
inid iii IT II OF the fashionable. tr "a
d es and Ge lc.aen's ar, well lar. stock OF
W J1liais Dpnes es Has. taps. Boss I'd ;, d
ain st every ar. cic siaiiy fund Try u. ds all
iSlneai.
Feeling era e. i iae par her t1orc &c. ci
they cord ally nvtn Ii trends and the publ to CIV,
the stock exam ia ion, pled1 NJ themselves 10
every eX r:!on and spare 10 pta'a all may
iaYtr them with call.
:. CT GGENIIElMER s BROI HER.
September "A Is
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WV. VI. BLACKBERRY, Editor.
PUBiIsHkD. BY
BLACKBOARD, STATHAM 4 DlLLAlD.
FyrnY MONDAY AND IHtRspAY,

EYERl
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,on .sH be reesisssr s'orfer time than SIR months
and no paper uRbe disseminated, (ere7t at The discretion
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pOR Yr.9PLT .2TJ-Eh7JSLNT; tie terms for
N, rririegc qft7to sparsS $ % or square : y fl
one sa,t inner eTn Is. Erery yea9ig ad1ertiSer te
be re 1uied s ADVERTISING 10 his particular iaie q
btlsaisss
e.rSS@ PRINTING erecuted neatly and eaTsltiousfy
aud J. 70 reAbic toms
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-23

The Journal Of Commerce a dec do1 free trade IA er,
has S me remarks up-n the Iarif question, IN which 1t
cnonds thai there prospect u an alienation If the
Tar fl Of '4G--lha b,h President and senate, if not the
House, W Ii be ''imlrcgnablo tarfos aga ns any back
track in political &c. N.Y." T. make up The deic t.,
however, VIII oh is kn .w1 u DO inoY table it ug}5
rosrt TO duties specs anI drugs, and On tca and
cofe