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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-02

The general opinion, "a Nc fud expressed by per
suns about ~ aud as gather 1t from the uosi int,
nrni presses, e9rrobofas What We yenufcd To say IN
Tuesdays PAPER, that the true aspect of the news re-
GENTLY r,crfed Is Hut which tcnders the settlement
Ut dlfiirulllts between the United Sales and Enulund
mfe cay. And Wthaps II is due our readers 10 say
tha Ne de- nai Collect lom any ruredl tuinuf ar rene
RAJ sotmlse, caher hat he Government u The u,rd
States has received any favorable intelligence lfnm Mr.
Mel anr 81 that the BRUSH Minister here is IN possps.
sipn u any instructions 10 renew ,irs for selflrnenl
by COMPROMISE.
We alluded IN f0esday's paper 10 the fact that Mr..
buchanan, by authority OF lhe President. had refused
t,eo oilers 10 adjust e existing dispute by arbitration
aud Ne Nffets,d 1ts.-and those fears are sincere
aud derpila those repeated ri, ctlons could moi fail In
rtaduee as unlayunb'e impression Ia fnpland By re-
earring la eaninailo Of line, now iud that, at the
ssdihg 81 lie ast steamer The first rejection by Mr.
bu9i-tan at lhe pa pfrd arbitration must have nlrea.
~ her9e Annv 10 ibe Eepiish Ministry, altlaupb
1'i "a te Eoaish pubic. And II il NV be lrur IA We
rslhef rupp is. from ihe absrnce ola evidence aud
idftd al fuai 20 The contrary that no new ms Tuc,,os
ilsYe teen seni To the BRUSH Minister here our inter.
&c. Would he That the erilnn 81 arbitration WAS re.
gsded unfenely uci and that tie case called o
further deiatfation
hi- l. our own inference. Prfhsrs il is on6,u,pl,d
W h"pe II -. Boi II 1t should be- True hat The But
ish 6"vefniaent views Mr. Bnchanans fist rejection q
athtain As nnlrieodly, Nhal ~ IL say To his secon,
trJeiiun. and 10 the gwen fur fclusinn so am
fehtly tar Offer
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REV. MIR NiiI.BItRN

The New York Herald con,ains highly com plimen,
notice Of he Rev Mr.. Mhurn, Chaplain Of The House
of Representatives in Congress and of Mrs Linn Of
ST. Louis, who hindly Interested herself 10 Mr. Nil.
burns behalf
three years OF age. and very pour. tie has csnty
educated himself, however thorough uud. rs,andnp
uf the Scriptures. common language. aud knows
something of hsory-sametlhg at literature add a
great deal Of the world. HE manner end Voice ot Mr.
hlilburn very fne-his emphasis aud moduations
decided pleasing and sliune'her. predict. he will d.
cedi Ia the honorable salion he has been called 10 Gil
There is stlffness--nu sfiec,son, overstrane
tart in his style of speaking bu, there is bold human
ny aud genuine modes sbuut il. which would at.
We va, nf i isssd Mr.. Mllburn. Tor this useful and
b notable prlmo.ioa is much indebted to Mrs. Linn
the highly esteemed and universally admitted widaw
DIR Linn. late Senator from Missouri She it WIS vi
understand mhp induced the sifan.er 10 ecinc on her,
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TIE NEWS AND THE MARKET

fhr New Yrh EkPtoss d 1lafsd,y, = p. N
says
l he news Gom Europe received BY tie steamer
doNa tn lie lin nsln, bailfd by all elaeses rs most
pacific a. asnabe.lhe eAprtssm ii N. . apcn in
her sfeech IN Padaren. and Nh. Peel, relnafLs II
he llauSr, are So dee.dtdy ffitndy that Il possibility
i al utn The otlef SIDE end An e.. b, II.
Aef'hi sp'5a sfd cas- Is manifested hefe, and none BY
Gfesi Brtaia.
he a,vs I'D instant tfcct 10 carry Up s,,els
afd IA pite II and anualian every lhiur All Nas
ruagatullaa. lai ihe icne different IN England.
irpH Ma wefrecite ifou Washington
Il prfn.sa ST lie BRUSH Minister Ia take N all
1ait bae.a beef. lay hides meat and rork. and tn
iel9fe the duty raEdts eiirosc hans here Indian
cfa taoa AID nee n4.l be received here nh The b, ST
tIaf.
/ s5.ierrJ BY al ils ihis intelligence Will have
DECIDED Influence IA Congress ard That the measures
,hal Nil be al5pled lhe Seta'e vii be Of chaiae
yea h mret The irrliug manifested tn Great Britain
IN New Aafa lri1ef Of IL. Philadelphia America
say, nndef da'c Of thursday afternoon
e N ,untuny OF or tty has at leagth been broken
uP edfrlualiY, by he aHta oi the otegn news by il
Cahhoa. He character o ihr Is every iblng that
could be- Wished and irsIiug profound cueeol esrr
caiiy regades tie conn unity the peaceful aspec ii
he adyices Al srem naN h feel eeflmny That war
Is la91s,lbe and his b,ng tie case every thlpg else
cau be adj listed al leisure.
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Correspondence Of The Baltimore Patriot

ARLINGTON. Feb. Is, 1886
The speech OF Senator DIX today WAS an able ,ne
ad presumed the evidence ni lItle to the OREGON
territory IN very strong and clear manner Air. DIX is
NOT An elegant ot captivating nTaor; hut he puss, ssps
much sterling good sense aud large share Of adfn~
ness, aud Is wiihal good sthuaI! lie confined his
remarks Ia day, which were not drawn 10 ciose when
the Senate adnurned. 10 single poin--uur lille To
morrow he may touch upon other branches Of the sub.
Jeet.
In the lluuse. there were two decidedly animated
scenes which kept the members and the persuus IN r
galleries IN state At tumnltuous laughter for some
ilme. Even the Chairman, Mr.. BoNlin, who tried Il,
preside over the deliberations 1T the hy with dignity
could not elmln frvm laughing. with his m nh WIDE
"pen While he was calling Ia order and bringing his
hammer down upon his desk quick successionl
The iirsi outbreak OF ninth caused by queer
speech from that queer member. Mr. Sawyer Of Ohio.
IN reply 10 ,ha, other queer member from the same
Stale MIR. Giddings. The last named member had de.
ivered himself Of Il ming Ahoton TRADE on the an.
preparation hill for The Indian Burean.
Mr.. SAWYER, after preliminary observations
said his colleague Mr., Giddings) always all alive
when any subject up that hre IN the remut, st de
gree upon the question OF savey lie had heard Of n
microscope through which might look al drop OF
blood and see ten thousand million anamacu,n Nov
he believed that II person 10 hook through snrl
an instrument al drop ii his collaagues blood he
would STE ten thousand million nigg,rS lie Leli, we'd
hat whenever slaves slavery cane IN in anv shane
upon that h0r. the ten Thousand million anamalcula
OF big nggers that Ia his colleagues huud cot intu
commoon, and stirred up his colleague 10 make an alb
nliilon speech as he had done to-day Mr. SAWYER ss,
down win the remark that he had nothing TO say
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HochbfidYe Congrrssional District


EN Gov Mcdowell has been elected in this D;s,t,,
Without The least orp siliup Mr.. Sanues having wnh
drawn from the The in the District is sal.
10 he very hn ole. Gov. Mellow ell is said to lr =,
.'otce man. While speaking Of his being an Orepr,
mon, We vi" publish the following from the Staunlor
Spectator:
I'VE understand that Gov Mcdowell made roo
Wing speech al the Rocking ham Court on the Munasy
before The eleclhp IN referring 10 The opposition mada
10 HIM IN The Convention the ground Tia, he vas mt
sufficiently parilzan IN his feelings evlnced by fp
appointment OF Nhigs 10 office while Governor he ss
he nshe and ahhorred the spills principle which han
brought sn much meed odlu'n TN his party, and hat
lac wished the voitrs to understand his sentiments d.
Ilncly On this subject In regard 10 tie Protective
icy, we ale galIfed To learn he avnwed himself rnr
qnvocaIy lis FRI nd, and went quite far in suprr
as most Of The Wings. We rrtsu the speech wa.
mol rcshed much by his party, as The Register is PIT
iecily mum On The nccasuH.--it dots .y,n lri II,
readers know tlat The GUveftuI u.aGe speech -
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i1s s'eb.;r', kelihg lie imrral,s ntcsviif 81 Fui
ting an Odd IL ci iusuNifdhaiinn hHYe been obliged "a
nffeialn seforsi Ia firs the rintY Of limerick -
AID II Is eet ~ Tfusbr taiia liai county uoifas
1T - c'i.staiued einrs-Fpcrafy. vii bug he
fiafed undtr the sams snfteiliaact. The lsrsi ae'
must h,fbsinR hoid snj bshafops enifsers
it. Osannel c.niinued his teptai ngs hun nutl Tie
Zoi uii.. wien he len The Cancellation isl gentlemen
la manage tie ba TITS absence bic Ia ouk hs
Wal IN Parliament.
Lind MarprIh has given the name TO iaruneHi
pFeartd BY The Peace Sscety, recinaeudus addresses
irtni merchants and other elnssfs ~ th. eapnlfy Ia
susr class,s 10 tie Iuiicd States In layuf ii rvlpet
usi amy suJ the ftiefence all points Of misuudef-
lag io HE arbitration Of DISTINGUISHED naiious
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-02
EDITORS TCRRESP O.AUE.N(E.
RtcBNoNn Fob 81 iSif,

/ RICHMOND, Feb. 70, 1910.
/ Tie city is in considerable excitement, 10 dry grow.
ing ou of desperate rciruunier This morning al e -
clock in The vicinity. between John H. Peasants. td
inr Of the STAR ard Ihon as Richie it, rne Of The td.
tors of the Enquirer. The collision has been ancipa'
ted sune days, in consequence Ell a spaIer con'n>
yersy between them, in which very harsh epl.hels had
been used. believe The following is a correct slate
men Of he facis--tl though there many rumusa.
feat that il is possible there may be in II
Each Of The combaanls, learn, as attended BY two
lretds, and armed with pistols and other deadly
pons, with The prvlre of using them as they pleased
The result is that Mr.. Peasants is severely wounded
in three four p!aces-n the thigh, in the lief hard,
through which The ball passed. SCATTERING the bones aud
in the fesly part OF the left arm. Mr.. Richie esca.
ped with only slight touch his upper lip, md PEI
hsps the lss Of tooth; but whether from ball or bya
blow from Pstoseems TO be uncertain. Mr.. Pha
SAINTS, understand, had determined 10 reserve his Ire
for close quarters, and be arc ed ctny ard dtll'a'
y upon his adversary while receiving his FIRE to"
six barrel revolving pistol. Under the effect Of h"
wounds. however, he swooned and fell hile advancing
Oh Mr.. II. Both parties acted with great fimness ana
courage. One only Of The wounds received y M
Pleassnlsiha in the thighs supposed 10 be do"e"-
Gus, and it is confidently hoped that he may r'co'ef-
though OF course his condition is a critical one
The civil authorities might have prevented tbs con-
hcl, and it seems 10 Inc they ought TO have d"ne s
But The officers of the law, il would seeB at On Inc
presum pon that their duty is no, To proven but eXc
svely punish breaches Of the peace. II has been The
"owr talk, since Saturday last, that The PARTIES wfe
armed for COMBAT and ain os every hour in e
day curiosity ,p"oe 10 hear whether they hao
In the while they making preparations
doubtless Tor the meeting III is morning is it poss'Oe
under such circumstances, that the consevaors o 'he
public peace not anihozednay. that 1t is mol 'ne"
duty to lnerpose. without waiting for special aPi''
lion for their interference, which the immediate co"'
ueclons of the parties necessarily feel restrained ''''
making lest subject their friend to injurious 'mpu''
lions, while others feel interest enough 10 lhuu''
them make this demand upon the officers.
Mos, sincerely do hope that Mr.. Pleasan's r'ay 'e
cover from his wounds. There lived more gene
Gus & magnanmous He has faults, say some; ne
TOO impeuous and violent Suppose that this be admeO
but who is without fault Let him cast the h's so'
Mr. Peasaa,s is Of genius; and the detects d "'
character whatever they may be OF imagined are 'o'
more ol less characteristic Of minds like MS
have known him long and we'll and say OF him. VIVA
sincerely believe, that
"His very ;rsil,ies lean to virtues side"
say this of hlm willis he lies PROSTATE from n'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-02
rHaUiPiHANr SUCCESS.

A NoNSu MP1lVES, remember that il is Thompson
Stolnpuund syrup of Tar and Wood Napha which
Is daily 'hrcng such remarkable cures in Pulmonary
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis. Splitting Blood
Pam IN the Side and Breast Sure Throat, loarseness,
phptol'"n al the Heart. Whooping Cough, Group,
lives, Nervous lremors. Liver Complaint and Diseased
Kidneys, SC. Therefore, beware of all spurious mix-
lures Of Tar OF Nariha, as im,aliuus abroad.
Mr.. ;. Ihompson-Dtar Sr-The astonishing
benefit have experienced from the Of your Com,
pound Syrup OF Tar and Napha renders it duty to 10
firm YOU Of II. had been long afflicted with very bad
cough causing severe pain in the breast with great OPS
preston difficulty of breathing and loss Of appetite l.
sing various remedies without effect, became alarmed
heard Of your mrdciac but being using mos
advertised medicines, thought would ndhere 10 what
had Teen nsng. Finding myself getting woise, a
friend persuaded NE TO Try bottle Of ynur preparation
saying "he owed his life 10 lis vrtues'' Immediately
procured bottle and commenced using ii aud before
had taken two bottles was completely restored to
health.
Solely for the benefit of others make the ab1ve br
statement. ANY further inquiries can be made al nv
residence, las Catherine street
Respectfully yours.
FRANCIS PROVOST.
Price 80 CTS por hotr--six boliles fur 81 So
For sale by JOHN H. SEAY, Druggist.
7genttor Lynchbwg and ricniiy.
fe2. 10 Wits
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.jIessfs. Ediior,::

on Fnday last. vile and scmrriL.us she., h.;,
,nFsine eap'inn OF THE TELL-rAIEn ~. W.
ha"ked about our streets by colu.d Lny i ii; VA
scene ana lhcendlary Production purpous /, h, 70
,5 " .'''"iono' on public opnion SD far as b,,.
hfafd II, aa"s II TO have emina,ed trom ,,
II his be the fact presume Won have !, -
!" 'eHe' oni and drag or'h The base assassin &
'''e saSe 81 IL" eoppers, has presumed IN ,n,,,
w 'iis characters OF several of ou citizens ~,
'a'ss ana 'enalrs,--inio savuury d,sh such As a.
f''o "lP'n'es. Ike his. no doubt luxuriaie and h.
len oh with peculiar gGsallon The ,ss,.s nj ,h. va
zens Of Lynchburg are, as vet, ,, unJeh,ss'; "e GU
employment To this sculiion in his wh,les,l. f., r.
P''a'e character. nolw outstanding he holds M, ;n,
mems to all kindred spirits 10 wresk in secre, ,h
ISL passions which they dare not openly svow nv ,.
~ ,s ."'e'e's 10 coInnncar with him lhrouyh ,h
fosl Oihce by addressing 20. O." e
As g"od clilzens, as men Ia vlna the neace NJ 81:
al heart, and as lndiy 'dnals who have been Ii..1
sustained and lairunlsrd by an outraged and Wiz ,
"h"uhi'y y"'l are called upun To dlsavVw ,uur Ln,nt
e"-e % 'is ne arIons proceeding. and If in your nnu.
t" ia'u' 'ofih The ssdssil, HAT he may receive h.
measure Oh punishment toI which his crimes cali, ,"a
CITIZEN.
OF In reply to TIN abyc, j. proper to stale H.,
the poprieors Of lie virsinan knew nothing of the ,a
ieaii"n spoken az nAi it was haw ksd ab,pt tho
'or sale, When we Immediately came 10 the office 10 80,
II II was issued there. The Fireman denied KNOWN,
any 'h'na ahoal IL and all those in employ saw tho,
Lad nolhine 10 do with lis publication
Bnt 1t was pointed, We corfd-nly believe, a, our of.
ice. and ~ other else than ,h,sr in ugr EMIL,
lpon examining office, We found mo Traces Of il h..
hind,
Such tinl could EASILY be done withuu, our kno,I
edge. as none oi the Ftrpririos sleep at the ,f
AID The foreman only occasionally. We rrprehend s,rb
lungs ms much "a ahy one, ard hy yinilanr wsbb
will preseai similar occurrence for the future.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-02
Correspondence Of Me baltimore american.

1he Foreign News has been the principal tonic Of
conversation since the arrival OF tie morning lran Of
ears lfon baltimore. The placed in tho hands
u memers as SOM asthe House met and since then j.,
has been me subject oFaeheu speculation. The friends
o' Ffee tnde receive II with high degree of sastac,
o"n' ano expect that British free trade, the near, ST
pssnle approximation 10 II, will be The prelude 10 the
downfall OF al Protection To the Industrial interests q,
The cnuhtTy.
The public will see in England at least that the Ore
e"n question Is secondary 10 thai of Revenue question
aud mat how duties in Eng land for the produce OF The
u states, aft held onl sort of hube for the post
Ponement or Of ancable setem, ut of the Oregon ques
ton
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/ NArAL srREsGrg OF THE WonLp-The Hon
Ju1h II. layton, IL lis speech The l. ,. srnaie
II Iliiasi. fesehitd he lowing Statistics COLLECTED
tr,ln tbe h'ghesi auihotilrs
England tuntmtfral lunnage, 2 5200j0; vessels
1T WI all esssfs o. bahbrr III guns l62l3; namhfl
81 mn, ~ o00, number oil guns zach 100 900 q
e"niin.ffe, Oh 81 amers ui war. gS
tRied S.ates -tomnrrral tunnape 2il7 .0O2
vessels Of war, all classes, ~ noubef of guns G.3j2
nuuher al n,en. .S2i Of guns 10 zach 100000
io"s al cImuefce. 3Ui, steamers al wsf 3.
afe-Cannefcia toHnagr. C25,7G0 vessels OF
NIL all classes, 3io nunb'f of guns g. &c; number
81 men, .9C9d, numhef OF guns 10 each 100, 900 uns
oi commerce. .f91 steamers 81 war, o.
Husshr-t UHucfclal lonnage, 4. 5000 vessels OF
var, all elasses. 10; Number of guns 10 a9i number
guns. 10 each l00UU) laHs c1nimptce 3IU7; stoam~
ets al aaf, ., hes!A's many contracted fJf.
Dstbdk-Comurtrai tunnaae, o, 375; vessels Of
waf. ali Il sses. 70, number OF guns, 75I; number q
guns 10 eaci lUD UUU 1ns Of commerce. s77 gun5osts
ST.
Sr#asa- Comu ecia tounaee 1875; vesse's Of
var, all classes, y7. number ii enns lIO7; number OF
guns ia each 100 900 of coneice, 7o3 steamers
u waf p gunb9als 81.
H4@iaad- Commercial ronaae., 2l4. PSI; vessels of
vat al classts, -; number oil guns l5ii number Of
alhs l. each lQ0OUO tuns VI cemmerce. III gufboa's
1872.
1pieg-Vesse Of war. MI classes, 81; number Of
9uns, itt2 sfeainrfs If eat, 3.
Egypt -Nessels Vi war, all classes. 90, number OF
guns 80.
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Observation-Disclosures.
From HE Richmond II hig. FEB. -.
SERIOUS RENIONTtE.

Inc public have been greatly riegf 10 hear II hos
Tie meeting which fak lace Yesr.rday irorane an lie
Manchester side 81 the rsff. heaeen Juhn II Pless.
ans, Esq, and Ihomas Richie IT, Efq. Il would nol
he rfatr IN eiri into Any particulars. Il lad lntn
~ That w itd suhofls'd Ia SAFE al pfrsfnl ~ thai
MI fifasshs is stetrely Wobnded. and Nj iliche
slightly. IL Is earnestly hoped an ever lhal tie ounds
are nj en- h As are likely 10 ftfvc fatal
The ntlaaeboly event has caused great and mosl
painful stEsatlun IA 5ar cummduIiy.
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Notice to the afflicted ia all cusss or

w ATERMAN SWEET, Natural Bnne Settle,
~ has been invited here on reques, of VIM NJ
,''"o''', 20 :" rh'adtlphia TO see case in Bed.
''' county Va It's practice consists in relieving or
restoring cases Of long standing Dslucsons Rhenm,.
ISM Npains. Hip Diseases. Palsy and all such mall,
es any deslrons to cnsnt him. by an address A, the
ftankiit Hotel now or on his return. '"'
, kes'dence-Amserdam. Montgomery Co. N. York
references On hand may be having been in the
i'ee upwards oil SO years. ''"'
Feb. 20 or.
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and iry his chan "a lot ihs G ap4inT. ahi hri stoh
,nehdsil"n seiel hAe eiiafm u hls asof he pii-
ring tbs young nisn III tins manner "a situation witch
WI II once srehrc hu Il he Is snbia IL himself Gnd
h7 ttsh vueaiiPn, a straight path Il usefulness and
huuufabe cnrit ymrnt i consistent With the Whole DIS
position # lh's esIim.hle lady. Though nm an &c.
fhaishcr II hnfs, tu aSsucisuns have Afforded he
'ni evidences ST ,he nbe eenrns aud exalted Gins
flo character 4 Alf-. Linn. Ave ask pardon u the
Lao, IA ihus ,Blfodue,ng her the ruphe eye.
a''nrd. ~ We hrs thai size uuid lniiey pfeitt the
aPpfoea"n 81 her ""n h'sr, 10 all The applause al her
he he oIgin Of 10 eheh she may be the participant
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-02

1Rteic RomANcE II RE.L larE.--A young wo
mnn Hantd lesef, arrived Ia ,,ur town. by the cars
"a Saturday week last, aud from needy circumstances
claimed and frceiv,d the aid 81 sumo beneyol,nt cIii-
~. VIII her. was IN elderly lady, her friend, who
&C panied her fun Iala1 elts. Ohn. On their way
i"m " heeng 10 Cumberland. the stage in which they
N"fe MS " SET IA trlssng ete.k aud small basket
f'n'anlfg sone clothing and all Iht money they had
nas s"trt iwr HE stream. The morning after her
arrival, he young lady hurried 10 Cedar Creek, IN
ms county, aux aus Ia see her parents, who had eil her
seven years aga IN The family Of a friend being conpe~
ted themselves by sickness To leave Ohm aud return
Virginia IN PURSUIT Of health. Her disappointment may
he conceived; when she iuuad reaching her home,
HAT her Luther, anxious about icr return, having collect
Cd his ia dues and sold some oil his property had lust
started Ia the West But deeper url,i ats her still
lelletnccved by our Postmaster, communicates the
sad i'dnps II al her ailcImnale parent his return
hunr, on loot, was shot by man named Martin, VIII"
Threw h"S'll into his company under the guise Of
ilrndsilp and murdered him Tor his llite mnny The
Itl"r lhc'uSed a part of the old mans shrund The
murderer was arrested. Imagination could hardly weave
mofe rag lae.-J mchtsier DUginidn.
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ATTEMPT AT BRIBERY.

some IN ras hen II SIDE nj Harrisburg Penn. by an
attempt vi Dauil NJ. Cuuk at Ohn. 10 hfibe Col Pol
lrt "ne OF tie Committee II Banks in the lower House
10 report Inyonsby IN the case vi an investigation no,
ing on against the l.ehph County Bank
Cook paid over 500, aud the member exposed him.
ahd had him taken lnln custody
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DEATH Of John II. Ilea.aiis E.p.

We learn by lasstngtrs IN Saturday .v,nlg'. hs'
that John Hanpden Peasants. E,q The founder If he
Richmond Wing. died on tie morning Of tie 27h w.t.
al O'clock from tie wounds Il. received in hs ru,
counter with 1'hos Richie, Jr., Esq The particulars
Of The duel i'll be found our editorial correspondence.
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=. Tho d"'a'a vas slniinnsd ty NJ. R.tt, NJ .c
Mf 'f"E'et Ut Team. Mr. Mcconnell of Al, AZ.
a, NJ Gn,o' and Mr, Wentworth Illinois III,
:, Inc Committee rose, and the Speaker laid bef,,. :,
several Executive communications, among ,h. '
the hepnu III the Com..ssiontr Of Patents men
The House then Adjourned.
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JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA IMPROVE
MENT- ReicIfJ

The Richmond papers bring us hs lhtrn alien that
the I'LL for The eArrlsion ni lie J4Ir's River ad ks
nawha Canal to North River, defeated IN Both
nlt by ind fni'ely posIpning it, BY III, vue II 81 to
46.
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o. Amang the Passengers in the Cambria were Mr..
Bsete toanf Of dtslalches irom Mr.. AlcLane 10 Mr
Buelsoan, Mr.. Champion. The seeIeiarye Leeaon l.,
washington, hrafer of dispatches lron tie English
government TO Mr.. Packenfam
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DH.HE&TECS.

Tor sale at the EaCtOry-ChcnD.
81 J Bales stout Sh'riines-4,4 wide and heavy a,
- osnaburss. WIN. W. NORNELL, Ag't.
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n xexNo TtW OWED TIC
~ GRANITE FRONT Bull DING.
lately erected by Mr.. Sam MoCorkle. on Main stree,
D DOORS ABOVE HIS OLD STAND.
and . above Messrs. Davis, Colhoun & Co., where he
viii he happy 10 wait on his friends ers and tn,
public generally. He will. in few weeks receive al
entirely new stock If
SxsRIH'G GOODS.
which will be sold al I,ices TO suit the times.
DON 4. G. PETERS.
Feb. IS is II