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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-20

" MI IiANNEGAS, The Other day. rnov.J in ,Io
senate if Information why Gen. TAYLOR did ,,, a.l
vance mo HeNco The resolution was NOT ado,,eJ
iheIe Is evidently great Impotence f. al Wa.h,,o,,,
""Uef MS inactivity, justified though it be by coosd,,
'o'9 growing out OF the want Of supplies and n,,s f
'tansPfal'"n' lie administration cI SIM lie ,s fl,
'''e III u't' IN the WY is ANXIOUS for dash int, ,I
e"' III, country lhs II WISHES partly from H.. ho,o
u ''ne''td ecal, luminosity in order HAT Gen Scor.
"s' a. - ''e ''ie AT Which Effective ope Ii
Ut ''i''hPo''u' may be proved efraueous We heev.
events "'i "nd'caie his military Sagacll,. We s,,,n.,
N9u'" moi DE- contemplated In march into Nexic ,i,I
u' S''""E "f'e OF mounted men, and il is pretty r
tam Tue regiments OF that reach the n,
"'ahoe' ana ne SulilceIy recruited, much fore tho ~
roo lhdcafd IN Gen. Scorrs letter. For The n,i,i,,u
'I"'''i'" VI me colhlFy,a ctr lie movement is uch
" ''Peoa'ed' and better TAR Hat Gen TAvro,
'"'''o 'e""'" ~ "hasefly Inactivity" until he i rlI
''u5 10 co'"'"ehce the campaign an ,ficiep, n,.a
" ~ '''e ana nave II fail back upon his sunr
"le persuaded great ehafIs have been made f., ,,,
'', AZ LoR To proceed But We hope he knows IN
"'' - u"e 10 MS own fePut4ioa AID 10 I'M, sniff,
a"o 'o''o'' u ms gallant tfooPs. suffer himself ~ h
''"eeo !" take up his line u march before every ,bi
% 'u'y prepared The mere handling of rroops in ,b.
% Il" e"e"y constitutes bn fractional par, nc
Ihn i,,Itt
u1S ''u cares o' a commander. Lei any one read
he dispatches Of the Duke of WELLryGrox ,,,;a.,;
rtnl0sniaf career and lie viii see thai sun l,e.
i'' e Oo'nhHstilh ard t24lfter Nast.,, ~
"ie Tue constant subjects OF his a,,xia,r I
i'''''''' uiSay HE highest principles ofstra,erv
" o p'eSe"ce VI ftnch armies, commanded h, snoh
'"e" 10 'VNor' MARMoNT, MAssENA or Sortr "a, -,
~ NE oa''IeS OF lalavera. Saalnancaur Vi,,, ,.s
d" agreeable relief IRON HE constant and
" eo"ee"fd'ne' even In friendly country the naces
say 'ood Tor his men, and the mules and ,,o,,s ro-
'eu 'r thelr transportation. These are consid.,,,,
"n Il 90 not strike the mind of people oeneralv vbe,
"e9 'eau "' campaign. The soldier is consds,oJ asa
SUI u heroic being who rises superior To the vuco, no.
'e'Ses oi eating aud drinking and The General is SIM.
ios'u 10 nave nothing to do hui to place in the field in
! eef'al" manner, IonI res Of troops.
II must DC borne IN mind that the left bank If tho R:o
o'a'oe' though claimed by Us, is virtually an enemv,s
""''y' aud Iharbeween ii and tie Nenees desf,,
'AaS' being planting country, aud thnIv ponnIn,cd,
'u'"I'h any thing for The army in the way ofsu5
'''enee. Cen TAyLoL may, in fact. be considered
'lra ,dy cary w.. .,. ,l.na.,..,
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Nil AIRY.

Captain T.. :. Hawkins, The success " NJ, ~
Brown. Ia the defence 81 the tort "pPesHe -
amofas arrived The olber day 10 the elF' 'alf
ala Hawkins. IS natiye Of New ! TX, ard Is 'ne
son 81 Col. HAWKINS. Who vas ~ t"in4a.p al
the AarroNs al tie Termination oi the war 10 &c =
Commodore Charles llaakms who dl>hgnishr" III" =,
self in achieving lir iarpenieGce Of Texas, aud VII
known Tor other frdfs ii daring b'ar'ry. was p"h''
ui the present Capnln lla~klns.-CaP'aln la" Nuns
proceeds 10 Bps where he has charge oi f'e'
fend' zVous Ia fl NJ his regiment. II wIi he rr"'',oe
ed thai he respectfully declined" to surrender us ''''
- T.. J. Post
(in justice to he other officers stationed al fefl
Brown dunn Tie bambarImtnt, II Is proper 10 sl9e'
without any derugalon 10 hl, courage and paif"'''o'
that Captain Hawkins vas disguised to NAH q hhse
with the enemy, aud il MS only ~ consequence o' Ell
unanimous opinion against HAT hr dd not d. st.}
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The lpncuOurg S'irai,.tau.
.HoND4Y .uORNLYg. yIrLy n lsG



The proceedings OF the / Juse tr5m Friday /, r,
day. Inclusive, upon The Graduation 3 II which h,J
passed the Senate, very remarkable aud not hu,
dssfaeeln to that body. we do aoi intend to dian.
npon the character Of the Bill further than 10 say tina, Il
Is one oi The nlIlaory Steps The total uif,cain
The public donau by the Western States And We, r.,
resentallves OF the old S.aes-me1bers of The V,,.'
delegation even-were found regardless Of du,y a.
V9e tor The OIL, IN obedience 10 The beie,is Of n,,
he reader viii recolIecl that the House 1911 v7
side and The Bill which had passed the Sebae l,le,
III liz stead Upon the "a sIon shall the BIZ pa,. n,
vote Mas Ayes 49, Nays ga mljally Of >la.r
Ills vote WAS tconsldr,ed and, Tor the easaiu, ,lr
days here vas presented a SERIES of the .st rrm,,L,
'"es' "Jreos, recoasIderaa, shifting aud tsls,jnr 40,
{; sftn |" legislative body. hose VOTES ,,.ro
f'mely cloNr, aud, IN seyeal insiancrs. were ,,.d
NE OH vas, NOR" than onte saved by lin. ca.,,,,
oi he speaker 1t is apparent that the n.si rv
'S"'S' 'oe D'I, ard he qu,stio fecurs. what
wa the agency by "hiea HE c5auge-nol of oni,i,,
:" '''' was '", c'ea! W 1en the reader IS told
thai all The lnemhers'ol the Caouel except the a,.
"e9 "'ae''' l""" Is not IN the ba5 Of doing dir,
""lh) were on tie floor Of The .uase. ea,,,l,,.,, H
''' "'' assessed 10 Induce members to sacf f.
lhfr Stnse vi dn'y and ro;>cetce, Tor The o,r,d
anu ne" ne recoIleeia the persuasive arguments
Which can be used by hose having The dspo. =, ., 49,,
VI we ""'e'hi'' nj, he need no longer wonder
al The repeated change olyoies Il Is p,s>ibl III, 49,,
'''""eu themselves 10 lmplofng appeals to
h'ehtHrS IA behalf oftde BIZ However IN. ',
'if','"' '"a' ny eAifanfous influence the IL,u,.
'"-"' l" pass bl against deliberate con-
NUS :" J'S''e ana policy. Il this Is moi an alar,in,
w., ~ ''' A"o" What Would be considered such 49,,
VI q tll.
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sJs el he summit The runael IS 10 be through r9cF
~ LIE ''m "i Gohc arch. lis height being l2l feet,
aud lis extreme width, with a towing path 81 feet
by such reduction Of the summit II : shasa that
ahfs supply ~ wafer can De commanded anI hJraugh
cut may be substituted io the luane tut a. an increased
eApeBse
he esiimates are made fH canal Of dim usiens
suitable f8f ships OF zoo ions barflfeH The Lick cham
hers are 10 be 2lO ecr ldna aud d. ieel vide The
rana On The bottom IS iert, At the water sn race
ia ieei and he depth 70 The total oi the
"ofh. Including lis terminal hafbprs estimated
bonl twenty five millions of dollars and tie time re-
CURED 10 cOr plee IT len year..
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MIR. JAMES DIEIlANAN

MIR. JAMES DIfEUA<A%
The present Secretary of = ate a..,do., Ia ,,bat s
sad IN tie new epa,, r. Is a, f3,. - -, ~. .,.o -,
Congress, 10 reDlre from the SAT- 1en,,te, ,1 h,y
ing been pfevio1 ,ly no,nin,i.d ,tl ~, It'll a. =, tt.
ol lhe supreme Court IL 10 take his Mac an i,l htt
and h5aorabI tribunal aoo[ hereafter from the conten-
lion of poliiics and brynnd - te,cI If t,, =, t,y,r,,
from The public. W hen he aIIatn4 thar MID o,strr,n
shall have too much resafl lar 10 .,5 t. . hcl
he may fill Tor the ermine he nay urar AID lin, country
he nay serve N ms new caplciy l., saf onr word IN
his derJgauuu Or atirnpt To e.-sn 5q fJ.lt,,ia r,v
tfeaer Lat Is tti toward the St.e54,,e AM 40 b,no
ny up 10 remembrance The p,IiIr at-Iifl5. II ,up If
liz mem1efs. Ouf riu shall thea be- nd Mi bg
I'm.
Ia the mean nmc 1t appears % Us tn be al act Of JUS
hff not 10 be united aUI one every Nav pf,per Ia lie
pl fiafurd many Guns IcfalIa4 i'm H. ,ti ca.er
should be scanned, and award be made a. 10 lis claim,
Tor honor and distinction as a slata,nnn aud a p an
lie has been very flunaie gentieman- .of ang ue
h2h III lyr-ha- occupied Tie pass u Representative
Senator, Foreign Minister and Ssrrr,r, i = ,te and
beeo oncr 50 ,hen n by rEw lor President Of The [
mud salts Let us, therefore, ailh our accustomed
ii1n''s' and "I' 40 other eio2s Than llose u Po'
lll'ci na.gfc, give hlm Il paliiue saifRa
III all The politicians Wlib whom In. country has been
gWtcff these are the worst VIII, Starting uui In lite a.
itdfaiss, have ii1lshrd Their modern-pal.
thl- ifmhridS.NNe Wll not noA % MO the feasuns
Why lhis Is the ease, although ua.y "be a. psntv a.
hIaek berries, bccau,e have mo- tie tine ur room
Bni tie 1ci Is Mr., Buchanan Is o this order tie
was edsral, IN his Pufesl days, beafe he became
haekneyed politician. But LIVING IN Democratic state
e adopted The popular SIDE and from The Time Of his
change has been accustomed 10 mouth much about The
'i)enocfaey aid 10 eNlp the .Democracy, and
glhiiN The "l)rmoctacy, mud crinat ihe ')rmoc~
iae' as II ~ r-aIu} he had been /. nacfa "barl and
bred, instead dcsrrlrr from bisad plIy ard a new
feffua In hr ranks uI his present assaraies He hus
gahe As lar ar HE taihtsl, with his adopted party, all
lheif measures # Whatever nature ihey may have been
Aud ~ he has h'rved BY speees ot sa3riitI IN mo-
w - ~ ""'" me "duh winch has settled around
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Fl ERS his services 10 The public rs
COMMISSION MERCHANT.

81 I I.ItS MS spTVlfes 10 Tie public rs
~ COMMISSION MERCHANT
in the town Of Lynchbnrg. He has taken his Office
WIN MI J.. Bafksdaie, IN a TOOm J. ID .Irn
nngs' store. He Will attend To the sales of lunacrn
and all kinds OF counify produce inirused Ia his care
WIN unTemitied attention. Ills price for cry M a hbd
o Tobacco, where no further trouble given bun. viii
be 70 cenis. If the planter should wish him du inr
collecting. &c, 80 cents viii oe peced on each hind
lie VIII also conduct es u oP@ " in the c1unf, ir
moderate renuneTaon f1f hs SERVERS IN ease OF Ms
absence iom town, Nj Bzksdale Will attend strictly 10
business Intended for him 10 transact. lie hlefs hun
self that having had experience Of 20 wears as aoc
iioneer to be able to give entire satisfaction.
'uhs - WIN if
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%. FIFE So. ".

~ ,nll reeave by nearly every packet bcb W
W afnye here. Within the next SIX weeks from
New York, add1l9dal supplies al ELEGANT
hSgA 40 FORTRESS.
~ .MlROa.LAT ND RO5EUOUD C3SES
amongst Which, viii be two instruments win Coleman
i. 'an attachment. similar to the last sold by us aud
much admired by these who examined them
NASH X WOODIlOlt Sc,
Booksellers and Dealers II Piano Fufles
aud Music, 1871. Man street
Richmond, Va.
April lsf
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nf BedEAd, Ntiam { y BatisIlie Of Carollnc. .lch.
srd Pollard af Ahensre; Rives. IF 5 VA
shanlel II Tyler, OF Z. William, J ~ -.---.- . a
susia, Thompson Of Augusta, Nm 4 rBlor, oi Rock
b, dye; Ga prlpi J,,rdaa 81 ages Ufq4t1rt, Stat
Hampton, \ Eppss. Il s.>seN' Rich,rd IL Baptist,
Jr. Of Mccklenbnrs. Riehaid l.a,ea. ot Halifax: Cas
Smith, If Northampton; 7 3 sm5.h, p Nurha uHlHas
James Madison ol oraasa; Anbrr-lr 1t ets#ze.
William vi l}aaltaa, Of Mafsaa; Fraacis Lack taI at
Jefsrsnn E. N.afe, 81 Jearfsat; j G Thompson. 1t
jefferson. Robert Carter ai Clarke; smith 81
CT IKE; 6 W Lewis. al Clark; u \ tarSrud Of len,
Tjca; Baker u lenriss; Chas. Janes Of iuui.ia l.
w Sleen5ergen. Il Mason, Peasants. ut Amiefsl J "
WhiImure. Of peteIsoafs; ffsloe, ui ippahanoock
b. rd, ci Dsth.
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GO TIE CONG fsg, y =,
FIRST SESSION.
NAsuiAGroN, july 1871. lo46.

SENATE
Mr. Snriobt Nba had been sick and avay. made
his sppcsr.nee IN the Senate chamber to.dsy
The nnrnlp, hour was devoted 10 private bills. and
one fr the relef of Mrs Hamilton (widow Of AIN
HaniIop) VS. passed. and one Tor iae relief Of Rs,
Niu,os Auer much DEBATE t,t.erd
Nj DIX then called Gp lie y. srrhuu .ina htI
The smtplneots pa,55s.l On ), ofl,y be lue r,a4-
7nuee on Go.nmsrfe o. alvf hall- fr duties. All
.iuy one wears time r sisf.v.-l ,,ers cvnruffta
.,nh
Mr. IIuat;neian nfaeasel l,a amendments " hich were
,grrel IA. tr, thai no gds m bnll sbs h, wIlhIfan
from the pa Tic store IN less auaaIlie, than one t at
time; and lai q,,s are cneeal-d or ffaudu,ulg fe
navsI lr,, Nh. stres ll,fy snail ba t,ftted Nj II
al,5 proposed that no aj. II is, value ihao sl59
tar' R s,,a ,.15ab - I'D m, ava. ,.., mo-.
w
Mr. r. Jobasaa Indicated an amend rent which he fa
,,I. f. ,I, ,s,s, ,i ,5.,s.,l,r s'y ,l,, ,.
,,,ra entered l5 r,asl..4lI., ,ai obu far ,,n,ft,.
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MY SIFRlOlfS

Mr. r. \. Muir, of Dinuiddle Va left bis b.o,l,.,
rfstn'e on me I'd February last, leaving any word
'hai ne contemplated Wotraced ahsenre
on the In February. his brother received a lotts
rom ietefsonTI signed in his hrolhef's name. sta
o3 'ha ne Intended 10 % North On the y III annih.
letter was received, purp,rlIng Ia come from, f t
evidently not IN his wrng, dated in this city, in i
ne states al Ice Is going Missouri To visit sumo ,I
I'VE. Nothing has been heard from him since exren IN
a ae'e' ,.om person s'gnlng himself Junlus F. II ns
aaed fe'efSburgh, May 23d. 1916, in which he
a'tN mat while on his way that place. he met virb
I ad9,nhns Mum m New Oreans-ihat he had known
MN IN Richmond, and afterwards in Mlsson,,-,b,, ba
saw !he same evening gentleman who said he had
s a.sso WIN r. AdoIphus Muir. in February from
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Don,rottt fnttlii1eure.
i'r0m the Richmond 1YMes.
Mr. HANNEGAN AND NIX. POLK.

" ho dues Tecullfc he fiery anafhef Is 81 Nj Han.
nHgaa OF iadaHa, when Nj Haywood fst Unlimited 10,
Willingness II ihe President rampfInlsr The Oftsan
q4e-iio3 hat was the FIRST mBnouf " Hen the " 49,
ttfn mtn al eNttrns views, "tfe nada Ia suspect lhe
sneeuly ol Mr.. Pol--Ihat dizzy Tad held, what lbry
cenefsed iitqnrnt conba,nita intercourse With Inn
the subject ui Orgln the circumstances Ieava 10
r3afn 10 doub a Naesulay says ut 81 Pulp Frances
aefg ie an nor col janus. the eircuns anal evidence,
10 CONVICT NJ. f"h "I "IHu'} misleading hHse " rs-
TIM Senators. Is 'sn'h as would suppsE Veidle Ia a
cyl my ~ a c'''"lh" pr''ttoihs.'
lhh haaahly de n'au"f ui MI Allcn. o oain. bis ran
Nhu'h 'a7~'.i'n OF 'he di&"A pertinent II h5 oll T.
ri 'haii"ah d the COMMITTEE ga Foreign Aiuus. his
o'''u' aN,''S 10 '"c views "' the tAethlft. and h'
'Mh ''' INTERPRETATIONS ol '"n pSiiey o e"hpfhpisf'
M "'e' "e'' sP up uh' ms ao'nfdiY elevated crest
vas ~ "aPi'y lowered ny MI iIutndeh' ahl 6F HE
eoi'iaiN iu'a :" eF'ns, Pf"Fo ihai he "as c9Ahdfal
," e'E me ',''u' ~ 'pIi'p'''3n' b'i u eaHm
oe s'iP s'a ''' Ht N"'" WIS NE mus f'hiidfht viii
~, 'asias e''.',''"o" u" o|} appropriate 0pi 'ssen'
''''' N'''' v" '''''s ''"' ne ''I'} -"
" ", H'i '7'''d''t 'ha' us WINS
- ,"as' N'''" we i'''"'"' "ls"a nm 10 rf'>.-
~ ''''' '"'" I'''' 'sl"''''D' p'''' 1'S
t. a. ''.,'' '''',''''o w ''' ''l'
beiaia ~. law" ID spoke io Lad alfealf assumed
"a, VI ielN """1 n"t surrender an iHeh u Oregon
,a W w. s'''' 10y u nia na'h9
., ~. '''',i'' % '.'o "'f"'1" - a.
".'''') "'nu ia" - WI ana ne
-, ~ '"' ", W'tda . '9f H. ""'"
-, :, l - ''','''' ''e '''o o. -
ea,,nraipis,. which ,.s,,., .,. 1t Al. H..
/ - -, -. t, ','' ''i''i'o' w ''a''.
- ','' - "' N'i' 'N3 He s'nliifl'sel He
-, -, ~ ~ 49, "'u s''l"lti''''1
i,.l.,, H., ,'.,. ., '''p 20" @''' ~ '''
- an T.. ~ 49,. .'. - - ''' - "9' 'lP''
~ - ''''' '' I '''a fHa'a''l''
' IN 3"'A l' U.S. Dr. I'd hal presume 10
.I5..#l ~ IT, W - 'i'u' han' in' ''''
49,. ~ 80 '''' ''' '' "''''l' IT n''',t'-
F t.l ~. ''''~ ',' WING '''ss u, '"e f'sut''
~, 49, ~ quo NUN" IN P'i'S enough
;
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basnes, IN NJ OdeaHa. ard seemed !" We 80
OF monty Ma lie morning after nm ne u"u, d
hat was picked up q agg 3he MISSISSIPPI W. -,
underneath The ann lslag F Adolf hns Nun Dia
Widdle. Va" vas mfineu-lItag be h'pH'i saw
heard 81 HIM sileta ards. ~
HIS if.n1s and relatives exceedingly ahAoDs
ternina hn an rrqHe,f information rtsl'"'G5 -
himself, " The person sigairs himself '""'''
bus.
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C. LabOrcrs Wanted.

4 lBERAL wages will be rajd Tor 3 or 4 good
ID Hands, work on farm In Bedford near is ncb
burg, for sho line.
Information rs To The place, &c, may be obtained
this (VirsInsn) 0ilite.
July9 3tr
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FOt RIH OF July ORATIONS

The P"odeIdha sun 'eates tie follow ing interest,
INC circumstance
"a shark was Ialcly caught nj Nahant. the stomach
81 winch con'anrd atnon9 other things. par OF Dopls
'"a h'fse snoes, aid / oil July oafIan-ihe lauer
our informant SAYS, as wt4eacd as il teas he d., il
come Ll0nl rs aMLulN ~ -
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REGARDS, RYAN s Go.
Valuable Town Property
Safe.
k4LE'S CORNER

VIE undersigned offers Tor sale that valnable ,r,,
efy' I" the town OF iync1burg, long known as
kYLE's CORNER.
ms Is one Of The best located Iots in The town Gr
'a'ss The undersigned Is anAions f., sl' ai ., Ca
.n' aIplica'"n OF purchasers For terms (Mhr, ,,
% G%.r' d"u me iie made undoubtedly nooa } annIy
% ,"ar'es l.. Nosby, vho Is au,h,rised IN ss 'ife
FREDERICK MoNTMOIIlN
The lat ,.,,,ia. .o#c Trustee sc
urn OF Town lois and viii be sold in Whole or ~ usaa'
June 25 r. VI, Trustee.
Is If
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lie Legislature of Mime has been trying for some
'ne TO elect Senator Of The United States, IN place Of
VT Evans whose term OF service expires on the 4b Of
9''g' "eA'' l"" caucus has finally agreed upon Mr..
bradbury who viii duublessly be elected.
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"a large 'ss0cH0f'zsry Geoas
For SA. e.,
~ xoSfrr Er.,G<r

subscribers having DETERMINED To close their
q p"senl business, oler taelr stock OF
DRY GOODS,
by wholesale or retail. al cost or under, for cash.
Ioulry Merchants ani others m want ui l,,pds are
'hNIeu To eau anu tN mime stock, great Induce
menls viii be ofed al Wholesale a, we are an>lpus Ia
CLOSE our stock s9on as possible.
TURNER 4 BURWE
June = II
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70 MERCHANTS.

Any gentleman wishing to Commence business in
~ nchonfg has nov an opportunity Of securing one Of
ne best business houses IN The place. ,oaehrr with a
wen selected and uopee denDtdly cheap assor meal OF
"',HS' many ., Wheh are ct our own Importation.
We lnsne all 10 call vino sh to purchase.
No Trimmings Of course will be thrown in AZ ~.
can0o afford 1t aud sell at cost
Positively no Goods tcW be taken hack ottcr being
soH.
forms Cas-, onig
REGARDS. RYAN & Go.
" A. persons having claims against US will please
'eh Ier payment, and all who are Indebted 10
US W" please cali ana selle as we are ANXIOUS Ia clse
up The business as speedily as puss Gle.
r,n r, r. s Co.
'' Is If
The Columbian fountain., 1846-05-23
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Some of the American Books are very old and
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bindings.
"BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY"
A handsome assortment of Blank Books, and
all kinds of Stationery, for sale as above.
The Books will be sold as cheap as at any other
Bookstore in the United States.
march 7-tf GEORGE TEMPLEMAN.
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DIED.

In this city, at few minutes past 8 O'Clock
on "Wednesday morning, Mr.. LEWIS SAM
DERs, in the 55th year Of his age, after short
but distressing illness, which he bore with
Christian fortitude. Mr. Sanders was ma
tive Of Charles county, Nd, but for the last
thirty years resident of this District. A large
circle Of friends and acquaintances, to whom
ne had become endeared by his many excel
lent qualities, while they deeply deplore his
loss, will cherish his memory with sentiments
Of the highest respect and esteem.
9r- The relatives and friends Of the family
are invited to attend his funeral this Saturday
morning, 2Sd inst, at 10 o'clock, from the re-
sidence Of his nephew, r. B. Nally, corner OF
9th and G streets.
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FOR NORFOLK.

q eSIIa The Steamer OCEOLA having un-
essss2za dergone thorough repairs, will resume
her trips to the above place Friday, the Sd of
April, leaving Washington every FRIDAY at nine
O'Clock A. NJ, and Alexandra at halfpast O'clock
Returning, she will leave Norfolk every MONDAY,
at o'clock P. M. Passage and Fare Sc.
The OcEoLA will stop at her usual Landings on
the Patomac, to take ON and land passengers-and
touch at Cone River going and returning.
Passage and Fare through to Richmond, by the
James River Boats, So.
JAMES MITCHELL Captain.
u5' After the first of May, the Occola will make
two trips a week.
april 2-tf
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AUCTION NOTICE.

HE subscriber, having obtained license to sell
L at auction, respectfully offers his services to sell
property of every description. All sales entrusted
to his care will receive his personal attention, and
every effort will be made to make goods command
fair prices.
lie will bestow particular attention to the arrang-
ing and disposal of furniture at private houses.
Liberal advances made on all goods consigned for
public sale, but under no circumstances will limited
goods be received. He respectfully solcits share
of patronage.
C. w. BOTELER, Jr., Auctioneer.
an extensive assortment of Cabinet Ware, Beds and
Mattresses Looking Glasses Clocks Shower Baths.
Refrieerstors &c, which will be sold at extremely
low prices. Z. w. bOTELER, Jr,
may ll-3teodif Auctoneer.
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FREE EXHIBITION.

DLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN
GALLERY, and Photographic Depots, es-
labshed in l640, and awarded the Medal four
hrst Premiums, and two highest honors by the In
stltutes of Massachusetts, New York, and Penn.
'ylvania, respectively, for the most beautiful col
ored Daguerreotypes, and best apparatus ever ex-
hibited.
Concert Hall, Pennsylvania Avenue,
WASHINGTON Cry, NEAR BRowN's HOTEL.
2O5 Baltimore street, Baltimore, adjoining Camp
bells Jewelry store.
Sycamore street. Petersburg, Virginia.
PSI Broadway, New York.
IS Court street, Boston.
l36 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
l76 Main street, Cincinnati
Broadway, Saratoga Springs.
Portraits taken in any weather. in exquisite style.
Apparatus Instructions and all materials furnished
may 20-tf