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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-13

a;ely reported. in the House. by Mr.. D,ugliss Some
rrfnsfks nal lie by Mr.. Adams, in ersa Of III.
treaty. lie commended that we had made preseo, :,
Great Britain II large pan II tie Territory aud lad
not stopprd even at that line. which all admitted IN H.
i'r fighting ne-hat we hld ceded territory IN W.,
converts Island. south If the 10Th parallel Mr. Adam.
declared he wunld never have consented To the fe
iga'lpn of the Columbia in perpetuy Mr.. D,uobs,
admitted that he was ashamed oi The Treaty.. and NJ,
Petll aud Mr.. Sawyer declared their Of hum,;
lion. The Bill Was somewhat amended, passed aud s
to The Senate. Ii provides snug iii rs 10 be n,eI -.
The President In reconeng Western politicians lar H..
loss ii part Of the territory
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-13

o. The Commanders, recommended for nrop,,i
by the late Naval Council. and Nominated ac,4,tdro,
were 6AuNrT, OGDEN and CoNoyER-C q nn,nl
RAMSAY. Henry aud DowNiNG having be-,
sanghed. The Lieuienants nornnated as Conu..,,,
were II. PiNKNEY ,GLENptE and UpsnuR--Jt
having been sci aside. Passed NllIshlpmer, pr,n,.
hoBEgTsoN. BRowN, IzARp NoRprs and Il,
are nominated a., Iienlenanis.
Lei every ofh 'er understand thai his being n, rho l.
OF his grade conirrs upon him Ind feasible cl,,
promo"n bn Is only p'ira ftcie evidence Of his
entitled 10 II. That II. from bad habit. bad n,,oo,
~ bad conduct, he is disgrace 10 the rank he
he has no nahh To expect 10 be advanced Ia h,
merely because the tTbrarance IF his brother fr,
""a III tue " Vt r"nen' has tolerated hun long IN lin
selse' 'a' he mas become ~ the lapse o years the MA
Isl u his class. II the Lleuenants and Commando, =
''' 'iVy WIRE conscious that their hablS Conduct ,I
professional merits anlservces nus, stand , strI,,
tiny. hefFe h'y Expect 10 be dsanc,d Ia s.,
gradr the ELECT would be exceedingly s,I,,,,,
would have upon them The sane siIlnulaf,n, -,
which the prospect of his examination has ur, ~, A.
ShIPman We nope parry sp1ti and the unno,,,l,.
OF Nj. Banefoft.msy tor restnl the expcutIon .f
which PROMISES 10 do much for IN. !, t,ir..,.,, 49,
speca'lly u the Navy. Thee has re n ia ,,,a.
cainor raised by he olir.rs sci aside and ,b,,, ,,
b"i VT lrnsl the Senate has disre,ard,d II. NJ
'a'y u 'he Navy would venture 10 tr,rsiiuyb an lr
"''''" '"H warrant III his character private anil ,,
residual Every o'dy knows that the Tendency i, II, t
@fta' lfhency and lofhrarance. This ue,kns.. or l.
"o1y' III the Department Las brought the Navy To
POM al Which pnn6cntrn has brcume absolutely necc
S'fy' NO service ever boaSed greaier propartrn -,
3in ana eicirhi Ulcers and high mlidcd u utlp.,
aud II is oar respect ard admirati n FIR 1trm vL.,
makes us 80 earnestly desire 10 see the Navy porsd u
drones aud backgnard>.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-13


'NtH hef' am again. i AMI IN state al mas
i''Iy macn'iy Oh, no. by M neanl Nolhln' 10 eat,
ana h9h" Ia do- no 1arf Jhfh-ho Gallery. aud moth
IN speculate IN buI ibrm no1krcn rolofd MeNIcars.
n'"thmrul an d'm' 'hr teht 'hlhg, and II dummy
Pulk kooN u what know, trfe'd be way OF posrru.
IN HE cNslen war I'ts SCI lhene'e Polk, S-ou.
Marcy, bob Wa :, aud old Ion hous r,y0a Richie
-llfem's lhr principals The req 'nr A. No. q tfs-ru.
gaerd IN tins edn affair Ola I,ck TayIpr some
ana ms d'CymfnS Is very eoad compositions; The Old
moss Is an ut 10 the barh bonr but Uncle sam nd him
~ haia ~ mn, INN wonder he "nsehl apaVind.
rom "holfs" ielef-he DIES every Ihlng iof the
I'Sl-out he ha" beeh 10 .dtTTd Scott vas a good
a'''f ~ 'ls unr' ahh nlhe dramas OF tmPpywar and
hundy Lane he val @ar "a bla STAR, sufc--hu on
'7'n la'y ne certainty did leave oil the big chs
ana lux ~ l'}h 'e pan h Inst S"pe III the thulln'
p'"Y :" i, WIN NJ M''' of ho Shall C"mmandP
Natey non llN' 20 to" and his guns wont be- rs
much as he sptcs They II Amount to. lie kumpcicy
N'rpfd tue o1 "'"eaI' aud madc many s'n u Lou
ga qua "'s" "''' s"'ih'' GAY 10 lhlhk-a i'er
III 'IfaN yves up MS SHY Naio sells all hes got to
Wv !" "" hss'S his VIE 81 sweetheart Tor the last
"''' '"' ny nf Ja"Ph = h'shPha4 he's told that
~ w "'''''" ~, no. 'h'y u take the regiment
,'n ''"'se'f' ana onigh'f and Maryland, and Ne"
I'm NV M s', :" '"'''a Anna AMI allowed 10 20!
or No. 'i o',""s ''' amongst 'he@ up NV
81 "'fs-'ofy AM ellHa'cd; they AMI been like ne.
~ ~. N"'''5 ,'o'"sll',' ana VITO goa Ia n"ss
''''9 '' sun WY tt Il l.hr one halt Of
i,,,, ~, ,,,t ,,'''' ""''' '"c one 'h'id On tIn
nos, -, IN and I,, ''''' ''' " "'i N''i {" IA,
ans, a.. ~" f""'' 'a +" uI'ih. Ana
,,\\ " 'i'' ""' oo-! ne gun mic ny
~, "''''' ,'r "h',' "fi. "g'n) Ai'Nr1nN HI
-, ,.,,,,,i 49,, ~ VIZ" put 10 zen
,,,.,,.' ~, - - f"' no NV" Po""''s III men
,s,.,. " F','" "'p cum when al lust
Ig ~ a'' az" "'''"a'os SENDS you 10 D'vy
''' '''"- whenever }"n may pre-.
m, ,
nL,yn l'A 'in gov helhn 10 do WIN
,, ~ -" ~ '" '"'h 81 nun t'f hW II B1t'S
liza \, ~ "' !" 'tle N''iss dimes
h,L ~ -, ''' =" 'hein i'I''fS mat sleeps with
nn H. Ir,' L '",' =, wee u h'3etf preacher say
NO. hi ,' -, i ''''J - '''Sp' 81 u0rn 'nal MAX
,,, ~ , ~ E'''s "cs''e'' ne knows how the
maj III "" ''N "','" sl'aI Is a GnIn' To set IN,
Il''ri | ''" "o E's '''u A"r lWe Of the
Nv " "N ~ ''l'''' an oa man. and HE editor ii
II -, 'o" ''' nan "' us "'''' ilNtial lei Boz
:" ''"'" ''9 Il "iHe more chunky aud tie >
~ 49, '''' m
;, w." ~" val. "ti' Is H' neral gorge W ash
~ VI ','No"-oV walked lht plank once one Thousand
INC ''' 'aP'a" "l me Hlnp ii state ought 10
'''" :" ~ "'"''" up l" The gang way, have hs feet
''s''' I" 'ne gI"lhgs, aud alter he had bussed the
5"''' , ''ue"'''' make hun rdk The pldik ann.
''' MANURE ii choehyct about his kumplex.
"'' 3"o HlinA rs Ihrly, II he comes here. he'd
so'" '"1Ht' "I othg elected member Of the chain
s'a4.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-13

Commissioners appointed by the President have he,n
Ia session at W ashn2ton Tor weeks for tie rp,
pose ol adjusting differences between three parties
n9ns The Cher'k-es, who had agleed Ia abl ny the d.,
e'sl5n OF this board. Ga Friday the dele gallons of the
hree P'fhs nuGrd the award Of the Commissioners nv
signing treaty Tor the adjustment Of all icul,ss
tween themselves and vi h the uullpd Safes. Ia,
business Is "i considerable Importance and will no
an appropriation Of money by Congress
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-13

o. We re graft fled 10 learn that tie sentence of
she Cour M1rua upon Cap. Seth Is. Thornon, Of the
2nd Dragons, is one Of nonorloe acqltal We expect.
ed nothing else. From perusng an abstract Of his de-
fence we could not perceive that ia was guilty Of what
from our knowledge of hi, temperament we thought not
nnllkey-vz: rashness in cngagin! superior f,rce.-
Nor WAS he lasly charseabe wl'h nee lect of duty
Ills conduct seems 81 have been that of IA prudca no
less than lh Of gallant, soldier The truth is he was
betrayed by his Mex guide into the hands of the en-
envy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-13
TIL. LAND BILL.

=" e are much grarlfed 10 stale. that. n,avilb,aa.
ING me deep interest manifested lis a,saer and lie
tNrI"hS ns'd In thai tn. by The members OF te Car
mel The ufadra'mn BEN was ally land upon The Table
IN The House Of Rrprrs natives. The sci lernpni ii
me Oregon question npnn The basis Of the 49h plrar
The veto Of The laroor and River Bill, and the defeat
oi the Graduation Bill, taken altogether, have not
spfel 10 pa, the Westrrn members IN very good hl
nur.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-13

p S.-Smce the foregoing was in Print, we have tel
egraphlc Intelligence Of the proceedings NJ Congress,
through The Baltimore Patriot. late Is two o'eo.h ON
Saturday. message had been received from HE Pr
siden', IN The ilouSe asking Ike appropriation of two
millions towards aegoatlng peace with Mexico. Il
IS TO be presumed therefore, that the Seoat advised
re-openlng o. negotiation Mr.. Mckay promptly offered
Bill, in accordance with the request contained IN the
message, which was under discussion at the moment or
closing the leegaphic despatch 1t doubtless PASSED
both Houses ON Saturday.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-13
51on,retic tltrllt3curr.

T. the + .l5l,rs If ,l,a VIZ.


foGr MoHEol, Jaly u, 1916
Iothe Editors 81 he Wig.
The Fnnlc mird. | have IL dIubi. = anNwasiy ava
ing the proceedings o The Count ii inquiry. appointed
by tie President Ia investigate the cluduel oi Gen.
halnrs "he IN command ri The rsien irmler al tn
Amy 81 The |. States. Inc tuun. untl ytsler1ly.
vas not lny ptanzd. because ct the absence 81 hen
Bueke lie reached For Monroe ~ " rdHesdiv mof
Ming, al'er l"ng ani uIInng Ilutaep, when The Oil
cefs, hrnls Bndy. crane aud Brooks with The Reeof>
dcr proceeded AT one 10 the discharge u the duties IN
posed upon them On lbnfsday The tnun roiIn WIS
cradrd h nsrll why with adles and gentlemen. Hl1
manifested ~ llle anNry 10 hear lie correspondence
rad and The are Imranyn1 fAplnt1ns OF the veteran
sndlrf nkc occasion tos1y IN ruth aud without The
lrtsl P1alry that public opnlln Jns fully he
duct OF hen hlInes su'Ians his every aci, anJ Is dr.
lesed I" applaud his patriotic course III an rnef2ency "a
l"flonS IS embarrassing. Inc circumstances conner.
ted Nuh The Whole milor. I'm the tune Il" the if'l out
freak unil orn, 6tnrs "as summoned h appear be1fe
this 'onfi oi lnqnny to answer pf violation oi law,
/ tmihttly calculated 10 advance his popularity n II
shilitI aud experienced benefa md 10 strengthen The
gratitude winch 'lr cpuolfy altady o"es hun lf bril-
lianl lIlr "i honesty and oislhefrslodaess
br''" Is me substance OF The remarks ~ Gen DUNES
IN ihu'd7Y. liz H'"s are smad, and celeoIalcd Ia
"o7'r any suspicion A. 10 The moFts aud ends thai he
contemplated III calling Volunteers 10 ne service OF The
county
= ~ W, ,''"''' ''-' - ""U" "'N' "'h Pf"ifi IN
u" ""N :" '''' '7's'u a'S' ''Ief uhaI st'e NINA
y ",' ~ ""'"'l''''' "'N' ''u' "' nlNf ''i'l''d
"'' N"" nav p'el ,"o fe'o''' haa nus miaay loef
~" "'''''" ""u' ~" o"olW'hI Ia Tue h7 'tdh =.
NJ ' N'''S "ollh "h'h et'n lhiihd't'd hhd ihtttby
"#9','' I'm I'm ''' '3'n''"et'"''' u h'su'',l !.
! - wv '''"'S IA" ""' ''p interrupted the "at nns
'"''' ~ wv ,'''''''' 'it'' us e'ant'ee'be"''
'"" w. ''' ''"'' '''''"'d IL 'n' presence u a
w. WV X ~ ~ a'"'. '"'l",'n 'o'hy u the 'isl>
MS IL wa ',"i '1' " 'in'' ''IS'fed s'lnhg and
''"@ "'''>'' ''n - ~ '"'''al'c a' l"l'""s.-
- '.'' " ~ '''' ''e '"'' s''1'o fah'ln'' The
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-13
LATER FROM MONRONIt

by the arrival Of the bark Chatham. Captain Bearse,
nom Nonrova, we have the African Lumlnary C,r 4
pm. May and June In the number for MAY ~. find
" stated that bov RassWorn. in conpany with an IN
efpteler and assistants, lr Cape Pamas on or about
'ae ION OF February iar the leewad aud returned ON
'oe <o'h The object at the eNpediren vas 10 purchase
faci 4" country from III" and form treaties 81
alliance. Satisfactory arrangements were made with all
hP i'"ns On the cuas. between country heretofore
purchased heow Cape Palmas by the Mary land Colon-
z"n Sorisiy and iahhoo which distant about sixiy
miles The principal towns in This seoti are Bassah
n'anu baSNah and lahho'. Tie canniry is generally
Al', ef'il,, aud well wNcrcd-They ME, with Mind
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-13

U.s. Gen. Armstrong, our Consul at I.ivrrppol. VII
oe fee"'teien carried over the Oregon Treaty ratified
os our 'o'efnmeht, ailei being Lol more than week
III ms country lie was the bearer Of the exchange
OF hantcaons of lie Treaty and arrived in the last
steamer. We presume ms stay viii he more nr1raeltd
on HE PRESENT WISH.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-13
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION
NEA1 HANOVER COUNTY
u dmiug ion iridny Morning ]
August Z ls16.

Yesterday the election for Governor and Legislature
WIS held IhougIaul the Stale. Tie following Is the
yole a. heard from, IN New HAMMER.
NmminGro.--E GoraHor--Gfaham, Wing
217, Saelard. Dem, %jl
.Senafe--Wm. :. Ashe. Dem.-nn opposition.
Commas W Ilam, 2j2 Hail 80, Walker 80. All
Democrats.
he vote for Gsyrrnor in lSi sond, in Wilmington:
lor Graham Wing 1916; Hike. Dem 81. l ms shows
falling nif IN The Democratic vote OF Il. and of The
NhIl %. Democratic loss . votes. Commercial
tTiru
The only intelligence we have received - (says the
Prlct,5nfg lnrela,nrrfol Sunday rs contained IN
hitter dled 'GaIe}s arg, \. Aug. G.''whch says
.riae maJ'ty ot % aud }. NJ. Nnody (iot Ser-
a3) a Maj my ii all Wings. GOV. Graham's ma
Iorly is about 9oibns yun see,' says our CORES
pendent, me W hls hive achieved noble victory hy
elecllng lhnIr rnnIe tIrhnl.' y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-13

o. The New Tariff Bill, it will be remembered
dues not % INTO operation before the Is. OF December
ou' virtually 1t is NOW IN flrce. BY the WaIehuusinp
Bl, all the goods which arrive can be put into the pub.
lie Store and thus be exempt from the payment OF The
present duties.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-13

W Al The annual examination of The Academy Of fbp
Visitation IN Utorgei"wn, ID. G., we observe thai
y"npS any Of LynchbnrI. Miss CoHhELu M,1rurn,
haa awarded t" her The Is PREMIUM Tor pnsp a, d nz
el'a r"inroS"n. and H.. 2od il Grammar and Rlle.
h'' besides premiums in other branches of scholar
ship.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-13

In The Senate, the Wee President having vaca ed lie
chalr, MI ATcHIsoN, OF Missouri was elected Press.
dent, pro fem The candi aies We're Nessrs. ArcusoS
HAM EGAN and NILES. Mr.. H. Withdrew his name,
and the slh baloi suod-A,chison "a, Niles 10,
scattering II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-13

W we were misled by paper before us, in safe
"eht which we made in our last viz: that the River
ana fiSroor Bill vetoed by The President, had passed
me House OF Representatives by very large maoriry
ihls.lS>an error. The Union states that The mai NY
was only y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-13

w hpari, last week, tlmprs iiata mess'n yer had
arrived IN Washington frn .xicn. tringnl >uppflea.
Inns 'or peace from that r p1ar nn,n certain speci-
Ned terms. AMI thar the pfeslpo, had land lhrtn before
tn Senate 'of us afstr. Tue Unlnn denies h any
ovetlnfes have been received from .xrI n that any
messenger has arrived in Washington l. dues not de-
ny, however, that the President had sent message 10
the Senate. npn the suhjrci Of IN adjustment If our DIFF
h'olies With Mexico Ihe Senate had long Executive
Sessions On Thursday aud Friday. The Correspondent
oI he Baltimore American who is aenerllly exceeding
" well informed and reliable as authority says NJ
der dale o. the 7h:
! he Sehaie | believe have acted upon the Mexican
Message sn united IN confidence by the President OF The
United States three days ago. Tue SenaIe. after long
ucoa'f' pf"oab1y cohcurrd IN the till~ng frcomnrn
dall"hS concerning which advice asked by the Pres
denf. he Senate probably iecomnend-
lst' ! nal "A minister or minister's b. sent 10 Nextrn
ior The purpose Of negotiating treaty with hal
Country aud with power To settle all questions oi bouada
ry aud claims
md That there be appropriation carry the above
recommendation into eilec and thai s2,OO0O0O be ai
prapriaeJ
Congress viii he asked. it is said. 10 make thi, ap-
preparation aud II that end secret sage will
Ia the House, upon which, thr Of the pnr
chase OF Louisiana The House viii be expected SIT
with closed doors.
THIS breve, Is substantially what has been reed
10y 'e ''''d'' '"p na'h WINNIE lhe ff'HI aeh'
has received any proposition nom MrNro or whether
any mediation has been offered ny England. though |
hear SAID that Eng has dvl,ed The suspension oi
los'IeS between the two coun III order 10 clear The
way l"f proposition Tor peaee
The lntclIgencrr, however ofSaiurdays in'rrs 'hat
the sentiment Of the S'nate will be. that. The admin
lSaton rushed into this without any body : advice
or sanction, 50 1t will be holden proper r,sponsi-
bly to pfopo,e and settle terms peace" We trust
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-13

o. The question as 10 The pe1peiniry Of In, cess
81 'ae Tree navigation "i HE Columbia at faris I'D
''' u ,.en'loo' 9'' Is differently viewed by different
men Nj CasS, IN the Senate, Produced asd n,vl
''e pruning OF The c'ar'e'.9tanled by Oh res tn -
!" ''e year 100 10 the lind7'n's Bay Company.
"''"' ""'" us terms seems to be perpetual Nj
'"en II" me other hand IN the House OF Representa-.
u''' c'''t'arh me grant was only limited tlmr
'"'fe Is 10 limitation III The 2nd article Of The Treaty
i'e Navigation OF The River is ceed The .Ilnd.on,
DAY company and to all BRUSH SUBJECTS lr.dnr with
me same II the charter be Perpenall is eyd, Mt m
'oe grant Is 50 likewise. We regret lbrr should be tn.
germ oil iulre misunderstanding the Convention mt
concluded We believe, however, that within WEARS
the lar trade, from The destruction of the animal, of ,
region wall have 50 dimnsed as 10 make the o,es,,
Of 10 pT lctlcal moment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-13
NJ X, (,OIIGII

II gives us sincere pleasure to that Mr. GouGH
may now be considered out of danger. LIS GONZALES
cenec must necessarily be slow, and it will be some
weeks before his health will be sufficiently restored
enah!e HIM to nsnnc his labors in the Te,npefanco
cause.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-13

The correspondent # the a. Y. Herald, a general
supporter ot the policy ot the Administration, as Is The
rape' of Which he Writes. and TO al them decidedly
hostile 10 Tie protective > stem writes follows under
dale ui
"NAsnINGroN, August E, lSi6
The we,k clres with The triumph of the Sab Fra,
ury aud IN the hard money toIm OF CO... Benton Mr.
" aIkr having atlrI IA his drafts he " II have la re-
~ upon his treasury uutcs. Fen millions 81 lhem Will
save good deal nl carliag Of gld aud silver Nh Cal
huun thought the sefluus as Ia rtqur, d,6u,
meni Of hl, puSllion. He would have preferred post
ianeneat OF the bill. II Is difficult a all times e,ne
eiay IA ilue ot war, 10 keep thu finances OF The COY
efument IN circulation apart from the banks He snlIc
paled good deal 81 trouble from lhis b hut he had
dune his duty upon The Oregon qurstio, (tu which all
The people Will say ye) He nld ~ postd this preera
iiae rushing iHio The Mexican war-he ioreSaw than II
would be dlsasironsly eXpensve but he nuw hured lar
The best II Is evident he wishes II fairly Understood
that he is MT responsible III tins Mexican narthal h.
washes his hands o II, and that he believes It To have
heen as heedessy needessly declared he has clearly
animated from time iu time. BY ana-hye We slsf b,
thrown upon one ui lwu three alternatives either
change IN the autla resort To direct taxatlp -,
national hank. In The interval we must rxprf,rucs
another spasm"dlc visitation upon the currency
''i Is certain that the Sab Treasury PASSED more As
measure Of nhedenre To the dlcta or airibje df If The
baltimore tohvenliun Than any thing else"
''Gfeatiy Influenced by the repeal Vi the Cum Laws
has been the action Of Congress by way If reepr,,ty
The mitigation Ut our own tariff impositiohs The tnly
question Is As 10 tie eApcdeney Of - extreme rcygs5n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-13

CO. The Senate has confirmed the npminalion of
Judge GRIER as an Associate Justice Of the Supreme
Cont, also Of Col. PAGE, as Collector of the Port of
Philadelphia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-13
COnu Mptisc, ID OlyJu: Guard
IHONPSON"S CONPOTND SJRIp

TAR AND WOOD NAPTHA.
a. INCE the first Introduction OF tins popular remedy
- 10 public notice, IN the fall Of 1913, Tar Mixture
aud noslrnms ot every KIND aud have strung up
and are pamed oil The reputation of this excellent
medicine, Ia the inspecting INVALID the proprelors
my al with them To render them popular and secure
sales he nat deceived and avoid every medicine pur-
parting h contain Tar, except the original preparation.
'lh1mpSon's Compound Syrup Tar and Wood Naptha,
and thereby y5u Will time aud avoid dlsappoint-
meut.-Remember, this Invaluable remedy is only pre-,
pared by ). P Thompson, \. +. corner 9Th aud Spruce
streets, Philadelphia.
For sale by JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist
.2semtor LynehbWg aud rici,4ity.
April 20 wits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-13
Beautiful Family Residence
Tor safe,
At AUCTION.


$50 in the town of I.ynchhurg, situated at
me Junction vi 9Th street and Sd alley. the hill IN
front OF John Wills residence, and adj nlng the reser
yor. This properiys,ls well improved, IN guud cohd
ton and has on II every necessary Oul House. Tor the
accommodation Of large aud geniee family.
There Is, also, the Lot. (Which contains half an
acre. la-ge
CARPENr t.R'S SHOP
The whole property Is now under rent Of i,55 per
auuun
Tins valuable property will be sold, public auction
on Saturday, the l5h day Of August next II rot sold
privately before that time.
The tnle Is unquestionabe
Any iniorma1lon respecting this property, may be had
by applying to George u. Cure or
f. r. LONG.
July 81 lisa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-13

Thr Apurhuuro Jir1imiau.
RI MORS OF PEACE.

Thursday .MoaNzvG. AUGUST 10. 1916
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From our Correspondents at Pensacola


Our little city is often put in excitement by
the arrival of some naval vessels with impor-
tant news. The U. S. steam frigate MISSISSIPPI
pi which departed from here on Tuesday the
25th ult', with important dispatches for our
Minister at Mexico, arrived at Vera Cruz on
Sunday morning the 29th, after voyage Of
five days, and left Vera Cruz on the 3lst with
Mr. Slidell, our Minister, and Mr.. Parrot, Sc
cretary of Legation, on board. The MISSISSIPPI
pi left Mr.. Slidel at the Balize, yesterday, and
arrived here this morning. 1t is said that Mr..
Slidell took steamboat to New Orleans. The
officers report that they found Mexico in ano-
Their revolution, Herrera being the opposing
man to Paroles for the Presidency, and that the
majority of the people of Vera Cruz were in
favor OF Herrera and peace, he being the peace
candidate. Mr.. Slidell arrived at Vera Cruz a
few hours before the Mississippi, and the next
day repaired to the U. S. squadron lying at Sa-
crihclos, about five miles from the city. He
was received on board the flagship with the
customary salute of seventeen guns, and in the
afternoon ofthe same day he took up his quar-
tiers on board the Mississippi. The officers al
so state to have left at Vera Cruz the U. S.
figate Cumberland, bearing the broad pennant
of Commodore Conner, and the U. S. sloops ST.
Mary's, John Adams, and Falmouth; also, one
English man-of-war, two French and one Spa
nish, the latter brig. Yours, sc.
ARGUS
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ACCIDENT AND Loss OF LIFE. On Thurs
day last, very serious accident occurred in
Saratoga county, N. Y, resulting in the loss
of life. Two sons of DR.. Jesse Billings were
out cunning, and were about shooting squr-
rel in tree; both had their guns pointed at
the squirrel, and the eldest son was to count
three before they fired; when he had counted
two, the squirrel moved round the limb, and
they brought their guns down, when the gun
in the younger brothers hand went off acct
dentally, and the ball passed through his broth
ers body-he survived but thirty minutes. In
its course through his body, it passed through
his lungs.