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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-04


THE BRITISH PHILANTHROPY AND
TIE SLAVE TRADE.-We clip The follow
ing, says The New York Head, from The Trni-
dad Spectator:
"Yes,erdav there was witnessed in the yard al
Government House scene iissraceiul 10 a free
count!y-a scene bearing striking resemblance
10 what is witnessed in 4 pruessed slave market.
The Indian Immigrants bY The Lord William
Beninck from Madras, andthe Caiel, from Cal
culla, amounting 10 four huldled and i'ly three
were distributed gratis Ia the iavorilr applicants
b. lie Immigrant Agent General in pure Bal;-
more Or Cuban style. In appcrioning 10 The
planters Inc respective NUMBERS applied for, no
regard whatever was paid olhe lies OF family or
friendship. Wives were SEPARATED from their
husbands, and children ilcm their parents
While being Ihus mecd on as mules, il a hus.
band rushed towards his wifi, or vice versa, or
mother 10 the LOT containing her sons, The poor al
iecticnate creatures were ruiely pushed back in
he most brutal and un!eelns manner by that
ama'gamalion OF inhumanty and self.cunceit,
The immigration Agent Gneral. Shall such
things he tolerated in Trinidad in lS46 I"
II This is not slave dealing and that, loo, of The
worst kind, we would like 10 know what il is.
Such scenes as that already Mentioned above. are
rarely, il ever, witnessed in he United States
never now a-days. Il is resered Tor The humane
British who arc daily exhau>tne the Billngsgale
vocabulary, in denouncns lhcslarcry OF Amcri-
ca, 10 perpetrae these enormitie and that TOO un-
der the sanction OF law, and itr plea of benefit
ting The blacks. Onl upon suca hypocrisy and
humbug.
They can sec the mote in our .ye but cannot
discern the beam in their own
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-04

R. RICHMOND VA TTTsn.V N0RNINc .Tc7-sT ; ,o1c

The Smithsonian Institute bill was gem Of its
kind, and deserves place among The literary
productions Of The country. The argument which
he made upon The Tariff bill was one of The bes,
thai Woe delivered
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From The Pennsylr1nidn.]

Aswe shall have in all probability, something
10 say upon the subject hereafter, We refrain ex-
tended comment at present, with the mere ex-
preston that while in our opinion the change is
TOO sweeping, We do not believe il will bring ruiz
upon a country in The iul vigor Of yoath, enter
prise and intelligence. II may give an opponu-
nily Tor panic makers 10 indde luguornus art-
cies; but even panic cannot live through TWO
quarters OF The moon in land like this.
Our friends in the interior, and elsewhere, must
nrepare should this bill finally pass, for all the
panic appliances OF The Wings. The materials
are, doubtless, all ready in the hands Of those po-
llica chemists OF The North American and Z. 5.
Ga.eA', and every effort will be made, oil course,
TO make the thunder thus manufactured, effective
and startling. But The storm will pass over and
leave all clear again.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-04

me Se'ecl Committee to investigate The cause
=. .ne Garage OF the Oregon treaty and cor
lespohdence make no progress. Mr.. Graham.
OF Inc North American, knew nothing Of the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-04

A commercial treaty has been concluded be-
tween the Uni,cd States and the Kingdom of The
"'rwo Sicilics, signed al Naples By our charge,
William II. Polk, Esq, aud the authorities Of
that Government
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-04

The following paragraph is from the Pennsyl-
vanian. Ii take such ground as We would like
10 see occupied by that well-repucd and inluen-
lialiournal:
"WAIT A LITTLE LONGER."-To our
friends We say, hold firm. Lett frs, bias, pass
over you. Lei The new bill be tried fairly. Do
not be led by The estimates and prophecies Of The
Wings into The ranks oi The enemy. Be calm
be lrue. 4 little patience, and very lille time,
and we shall see The county settling down calm
~ in support Of The new measure OF The Govern
menl. Al all events, do rot condemn before
trial. "Wail little lonsel"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-04

Sr.rx VIRGINIA, City IF Richmond, 10 wit:
Richard Denny, First Accountant Of The Farmers
Bank Of Virginia, this day personally appeared before
me, Justice Of the Peace Of the city aforesaid and
made OATH that the within mcns, made out from
the books Of the Bank and from the quarterly returns
eyed from The branches, are correct, 10 the best oi
his knowledge and belief.
Given under my hand this oath day Of July. 1896.
SAMI. L. PUIIIAM.
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Correspondence of the National In,eIIiseucer

ARTHUR GooDwiN, Esq. was on Wednesday
last, elected Cashier Of the Farmers Bank Of
Virginia al Fredericksburg, in place of Mai.
hugh Nj. Patton, decd The appointment, Of
Teller, in place OF Mr.. Goodwin, has moi vel beer
made ELedericL.sLnrn HAL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-04

COMPARATIVE VIEW ii the condition Of the
EXCHANGE BANK OF VIRGINIA, and its Branch
e. taken from The Statements OF Both June lsi5 and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-04

REMARKABLE COINCIDENCE.-t is
remarkable that one vote carried the tariff OF
1921; one VOC the tariff OF 1925 one vote in
each house carried the tariff OF 1912; and by one
vote in The Senate The tariff Of 1916 has become
a law
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-04
VOLUNTEER ToASTs.

BY Inc PTcsidehI ne UIdIoT OF TIE Ddy.-
Drunk with great applause.)
Mr.. Garrett rose and returned his thanks for
the compliment conveyed by the enthusiastic re-
ceplion of the toast, in feeling and eloquent
manner, and concluded by offering the following:
The Doctrine Of Modern Equality: Let us re-
member that where there is no law there is no IL
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Domcog(t E'tteU(acRcc.


IfHet Ten \ ifs.#a in 54.r a. iIsHe II fHr r. -
tIg1J s#nflat I'D nat ill.,. n..fa II
Ia. i#rruf u teau-y wanna ti,f usft az. ,.,-a,
taii III tayH at hnt- lntasiry wIh an aaiesa45z ais
ia2raff worthy 81 " eH-'s. H. Sebu,tAdl county af
unneasr lnre5in5, "a "hcl pary Inns were 1oltea-
ted has teen hid, aud derufailua despatched IA,
Washington II protect against measure 50 destructive
To lieif rfpsPsftf.
Ihe /. :. hazstie has heard it s'rtad that lesdiny
memhrrs II The Iucnlaco parry ~ PLlladrlp.lia Ia
irel The evils Impending The Colnmnusr nave
made arrangements 10 haId pubic meeting, - inplue
tie Ssnhie Ia snfe thn rBbp fp fbr nj 9s ri Tie
~" hill ID raur-e, II say, no Wings are lnvlri e
share IN the prarrrdings
tr dep interest Which Pennsy wanna has IN nfr,f
~ his measure MY pe prrrd tom ihe iln remarks
mlir The elfef day ny Senator Cameron # that saIe
~ presenting fptnenStfaaee against II from re M
nofs and l,bofen emfl'yed IN 'he Schoyla cual
mincs:
''Alr. {. sad he nas Dot ar old man; and vel in his
early manhuod he had passed through hai IL now cali
ed the coal region of Schny lkilI county. Then u was
an enHe wildefnesslhe Iund 81 barren that scarcely
blade ci grass would gmw upon with but one s,l
lafy low upon The waysdt; distant many miles from
another habaiion. Now IN this desrfr had sprung up
city AID many Villages. The region contains papu-
Iauho 4ooOu people, all pfusptnus, thtIyInI, and
happy with schopl houses aud chuiclr.. storrs aud
1hots SNOW invested hrie over So
OOO,0OD doIars-wth hny miles ot faifuaI, running
through the rayIms 81 The high mountains, connecting
The different ulnls-wlrh fly miles ot railroads
rdhhIg Under The earth; that ftllfuad e9nneca hs
rcgpu Wllh thu port OF Phllade pha hundred nlles
dehhl: aud that, al that distant punt, avefage al
lUp ships day nnw employed IN carrying abf tie
roal Which these abUrers bnbg iron HE bowels ol the
.arlh. hese people consumed la.l year t9jO.OJ0
worth OF agricultural PRODUCTS dawn from distant aud
more lefllc regions. They CONSUMED also 4 lJS 900
"orlhol llre2n and domestic mefchandllr. On lumber
ind timber lfnm abroad they used mefe than $4,000
worth, and HEY pay annually 10 the bwacrs ollhe
nthcs yearly rent o over S3OUUO)."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-27

Several of the Kentucky papers express great surprise
at the promotion oil Mr. Thomas Marshall ot that state
the rank at Lieutenant that ot }nI adier General
10y Nh puk-an oli,e Tor which they regard hm al
together unfit. The mon ct defends the Pres
ldenI aud ntets MIR, Maf,haPI sullableness Tor the
au The fact hat last winter "a ru"" (caed by
The mon "a hghl, occurred III Frank
tort which Brgader General Marshall bore very
conspicuous part-a row, according 10 hr cticiat
count, IN Witch "ihFee pefsons Were lett srnseess
the h5or Que with his head sticking III a window, I'M
pal,d the broken glass, whilher he had been ho yn
by blow et the Generals fist, win the force Of
haiteuug ,ram." lhis 1t1t cerauuy shows that MI.
Marshall OF considerable musculr stteugth and
that he is pretty formidable al fs cuffs, but
perceive that establishes his claim office rtqur-
lnr skill more than slreng h. and know ledge OF tactics
rather than hndaesS ior iatera brllis II these he
President Polk tests vi fitness for hlph military ilice
R,ultrs the President The Empire tuh ana his as
Yankee sullivan and MrClueNry Who are ia
nous Ia the records nj t5e NrW ak Police Office for
iras 81 like description, have ESPECIAL CLAIMS upon
hi, orllon, AID nu>ume Viii not fail Ia Apply
/ Tor tte neNt Saeaneles u Ing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-27

DrIoMArlc TLGNs.--Ihe "i'ubune" says: I'VE
noce that all The olLeaI-, IN speaking ol the Mexican
wal cuntenI that II II Is 10 be carried Ia conquer
peace with Mexico. Why moi 'o"nlhe corn, aud say
Ia conquer pjeee q Mevco2
FE,tLr SMoKEes.-fbree ladies. apparently Of The
upper lrno class ays New york paPtr.) acrompa
eed by eeoilemen' wrfe pf7meoadmg the upper part
ol Broadway, each smoking rcgaa
AafrL NIslrAroH.-Ihe Bath (Me.) inquirer says
hai on the 2lth nit. The vile ol Mr.. john Mari OF
Php-barg. was delivered Of children; two ol then
weIe living aud tour dead.
Frog Sotp aud siercd Bdl Frogs are becoming ST
popular IA Cincinnati that arrangements have beer
made Tor regular shipments OF ltogs from the Wabash
aud Mannet countries, and the Cincinnati Atlas think.
Her" need be NJ Tears oil IA snort crop" The produc
IN that region Is ahandan' aud never failing.
Singular DElru.-On the ihlfd instant. Nh Hen,
~ IA iIemoI, III Chester county, Pa. died from the e
tees Oh sung IN the nostll by luserl. received Whit
lNlnS dowatna baggage ear, Columula. waiting Tor
car. lie WAS employed un The Pennsy lyaula RAJ
Raad.
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MR.. llHHAIIN 0ltkY

This Is oae Of he seallencn ho,e naincs have late
= been bel"fe The r. sdel lJf sppaiun,n ~ The Ar
ny. Ia conclusion oi sumo ..pefsonal .xplapafltns
lalcly, Nj. Iihbalis illus sp4kc:-
u ave ~ conPlaotl 10 make Of he President becans,
at did nol eonif nI"a ne tbts app5Inlntul. bag,
meyer aay made on hat scofrl did think that, to PIE
senl moalieaan and elagrn my llends and nlyse H.
he should have frankly lold lie bcginning that
he could not appoint member OF Congress llat req
lneni. think 50 yet. But this, SIR Is but a point Of
etiquette important. II Is true be at tunes obsefy,
ed among gehienrn aud demandrd the present
sion by III" position {" all parties; but the must that
could be made Of MAS, HAT esther The President had
moi studied my Lord Chesterfield at all "a great ms
oflnpr Ia any genilenanl be had MAT IN The hnf
y ol huslnrss he had ufgnten the preceps OF dis
ah2mshed gtn'lenah-a ani, II IS True, Ia any gentle
man, but hot an nnplrd0na5e one"
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Esasuerrcotypc miniatures.
<Es.S'Esc .FgED.IF

A NARDfD by the Franklin Destitute. phllslel-
= a rhla. aud American Institute New York. tor Ian
4 RelHpr.
w. a. Refers rooms one door above the Citizens
savings ba"k lynchburG. Va, where b. seeu sle
cnens 81 ihose exquisite works m art ~hlrh are pro
bounced by scientific gentlemen OF Philadelphia and
Ne" io'h, 10 stand anafalled eltaer IN rofope ~
merlc1.
Oh Paintings. Miniatures. and all kinds of Picture,
accurately comrd.
f'cun.s taken IN Nil kinds If weather.
y Is common idea thai lh,se pictures will nc, stand
the ties, ct lne-aIl sech detect is entirely moved
as hey gde by HE sayanlc porcSS and will nevp
ade Instructions gwen IN The arr aud apparatus Il h
most approved klDd furnished Materials oi a Kind
USED ia The AT iur sale Ladies aud gentlemen are nvle
10 call aud examine specimens.
Open from 8 o'cucn, \. NJ 10 8 F. NJ
May2S tsn
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Col. j. ID. SrEyEN>oN.
NeH Aork Guy.
" L. MARCY.
Secretary u " ar.

The Flags and ohnr lrphles taken from Mcxrans,
ON The SIh and Oh ii My. were presented the Pes
ll'nt by The gallant Col. Payne. ON Saturday last 'Ihe
Union ttls us the Pesdrat terrp,d Them with the
feeling which became HIM" Col, Payne addressed the
President as looms:
MIR. PRrslnrNf: Under the direction of my com
mAndmg general. | am the honor,d Instrument. (and
here take occasion Ia express thanks Tor the dis,in,
ge''h"d eoupunent,) ol presenting your eNrelenry
these t1phtrs OF victory, in The hau of puo Au
aud Resad de Ia Plma l. Is uut in the spIft of III
Iunpa defeated, and must say, gallini rnrm
thai they are Irescntcd The pun OF the army, bat
rather IA conformity with usage, 10 enttv popular cnIi,s
ny and evidence that lho soldiers ii she fepab,
he ave done their duy.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-27
THE RANDOLPH NEGROES.

The Sidney COMO Aufara, oflbe ll,h, says these
negroes trmao On NJ. Jatus4u's mfm mar riqua.-
hal paper condemns, IN decided erns the couduci o
tie gzahs al Mercer IN The late oulheah and Insists
that They should have made their oAl.ctions known
heiore the land purchased aud waited until they
had drawn The lasl cent they could expect out OF HE
pockes III the backs--somo So OUO-aud Then faisc an
armed ioce aud rir.e 10 let them rake possession ot
theH property. MS They have done. " c look upon HE
"ole proceeding as outrageous III the me- and the
parlcllalors should be- severely pua,hed. Nhalm makes
the hny worse, 10 the i'c, Tia: number M lhuse who
were hercst IN Then opposition 10 the blacks uudts
ihelf threats 10 shuo ~. the very mpa who sold
m ''hu, ierel' I'd wages lor constructing he buildings,
ana actually peekeed large amount al money lr p-
ss'ons not TWO weeks before III aval ri The poor crea-
tu1es, whom Ihey have 81 unIn.llY ltard.N
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DEAlU OF GAIT pAGfI..s .ARt,Y.

h' 81 iIa.s Rernh'esn II The i3Ii lnst safs-#
lie slran,f AIssuafl 4ffigad Al tlt..r I1.f rs4L,
'e'h y" Odsaps which pr she len un Tn, L. Y
efeent iist, lie III fHs SHe made the fffp IN fsr
aatzasd ln hnurs aHr ua. detained afii and a sli
.enfs Sae artng 1t mp te ffpaf1- 9i Ire Itr Captain
TO fseE Id Reg', =. lai5niry s. ho dlsI a sllart
d.asnre ABOVE am yrsefday mofning at bali r,sl
lttre . el'ek u bs1 nrdcl Attendant OBJ ".
" MtRcLf) lor HE la~t Ibtre days previous Ia his
dsath. ~huse attention Ia Inn vas uHf,in#lted Lieut.
'arENfLh l. :. A., passenger, sad his health
had materially Improved.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-27

NssnINGroN. July q, Lsi6.
MI Dayton presented Peunons Tom glass manulac.
'n,efs IN Ne" Jefse! against The passage u The Iarh
bill.
Mr.. Huntington presented similar petitions from pa
per manu- arurrrs
The River and llabor Bill was then taken up as the
unfinished business.
Mr.. Arllsnu inosed n reconsideration Of the vote
ny Which citatn tHdntnjs 10 he D had been agreed
ln.
After a long debate, the molion 10 reconsider pre-,
vailed, aud The amendments were rr.epttd.
several nllref proposed amendments were tIec ed.
alter which the further consideration 81 the bill was
postponed MI l.mortpw.
Nj Mufehead, having the h,of, spike great length
IN opposition 10 the Iaf Bill. " hen ho concluded,
The Senate menl INTO Executive session
Ilot Sc OF REPRESENTATIVES,
bill requiring that 10 ngelt shall ael attorney
Tor claimant, unless win proper vouchers Of his
lhmIiy, WIS rad n lhird Tine and passed.
Mr.. DAVIS III ky. called up the public printing bill
aud assa'led MI b7yly ol Virginia severely. Mr.. u.
replied warmly.
The DEBATE wa. closed al one o'cllck
Mf Baily mored that the proposed reduction should
take place lrun Tie pssa2e Of the act aud mol om The
commensurate The session. Rejected.
Mr.. Dlusass proposed hai the reduction should take
place from August This was also List
Nj DIvs, Of Ky proposed lhat The printers n Con
2ress, 1T hn present sessou should receive The ngarc
gate cost IN type setting. paper and ioh and jprfy pr
cem itHiiftop R4rced by parry VOTE, HE " alss
voting II favor Of TIE Amendment.
Numerous other amendments on red aud
Icced. mud the PUNT resolution left asst passed The
Senate. l. WAS reported 10 The House, when Nj
Dnmgooe, oil Va, moved the previous question upon
us passage, aud The bin Was passed. The vote upon
,he bdl VS. yea, lu9. nays ..
The printing is reduced 10 ~ per cent under til" phi
rcs ol le9, HE rate 81 which II no" cNefuled and
3t pr Ct Tor all documents WAefc in0fe than 5000
tta r.1c, ordered.
lie House then went into Committee oftle Whole
VIZ Dmap .. Maine III the Cuatr upon a SECOND
JOINT Il solution, having reference 10 lae Printing of
Congress ny contract. Amer toue TIM, passed IN Gans
uIilce wnhuu conclusive acflvn upon tic Jont Rc,u
LUTON
The Itusr n burned
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A GOOD HIT.

An English paper states that eighty three gen tie
had entered The army during tie preceding month";
thirty four at whom have purchased their commissions
varying from GGo In I5Ol each, aud amounting IN the
aggregate 10 no less a sum THAI y ,l!WLo Upon which
tue National ln,ellgencer remarks II. thus appears
Iha under The present English admins rallon some
nhs of The gentlemen Who tue army purchase
their commissions: Under our own Administrator, o
late very generally huush lha, to ioIly Qrea
extent 1t Is the commissions the amy that purchase
The gentlemen"
lis true, 'tls pity--and pity It's us true"
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fNsH for .sl...0rs.

fEaiE subscriber Is now in marIct for the purchase
OF Il Nj MBEK or NEGROES. ofbolh sexes.
suitable Tor the SOUTHERN MARKET. Pes ms
having any Ut the abuye named property 10 dispose OF
III obtain the highest market pnce by making applIca-
oes to hun HIS oiice IS on Market Street, ane door
above DR.. Biacklord's f. AYERS
Z. s.-Per,ons alta distance having any OF the above
named property Tor sale, Will attended 10 by address
ing T. NJ
July 20 I'm Il
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new, cheap and Attractive Route "a
the Northern CITIES
Hy tho lssChhiond. sredfricIAbury
ana A'0fOsnHC R.IIL KO.SD
10 ACauh 6REER, ANn rnENtE ny THE
steamer Mount vernon
ls(S1~N
us-ss-zz. x.sssg=-,
TO BALTIMORE

~ phlt I iAltkF..
" hole Fare from Rchmoud 10 Bd'timoqc
FOtR DOLLARS ONLY!
INRAN E.LERS going North are advised that the
ne", quick and splendid Steamer MOUN / YER
NON, Capt. {. W. GuNNrI.r., now runs from Acunn
Creek to BALTIMORE every MONDAY aud TIL RS
DAY, IN ronneAlon with the Richmond and Frede-
frksburg Rail X iad
The MOUNT VERNON leaves Acquia Creek i'm
mediatey on the arrival Oh the Cars, aud Passengers hy
ls Lane reach Baltimore at The saine price, aud snmt
honrs earlier than those by the James River aud Bay
Boats They alsn avoid the dangers OF sea,sekness
Tie uncertainties ot the wide aud rough portion Of the
Bay between Oh Point ComioIt aud the mouth OF Pc
mae and make the trlP between AcIan Greek aud Bal
hunre IN NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMBOAT, unsur.
passed In STRENGTH, SIZED, BEAUTY OR COMFORT, by
any Boat south OF Pmadclphm.
For further particulars, ar Ihr ulh Tickets. apply a
the oaice ei lhe Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Poo
mae Rail Road.
Tll0S. SHARP, Superintendent.
Jolly l3 6fn
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And almost every article usually found in Dry Goods
Store. TINS stocn has heea selected with area. care
and the Subscribers atler themselves will COMPARE IN
point oil cheapneSs ST. and durability, with any Other
stock IN The marlrt-lhey deem unnecessary To lol-
low the custom Of giving extended list OF the many
articles they otifr-bul Would say 10 all il want u,
Gands their assortment is nearly complete, and will
be sold rs low the same Goods can be bought at
any house ia this place. lhe subscribers SOLICIT cali
loo purchasers, tteng assured They will find il to e,f
interest give heIr stock an examination before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
:. GUGGENlIElNER & BROTHER
Apnl lslf
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NIllll,ARY.

The following Is list Of the oif.ers attached
to Company f., Sid u Anefy, who 20 out IN lhe
Lexington:
L. y. loinpkins, captain: T.. O. C. Ord Isl lienIen-
ant W l. Snefman. dp; l.uclen Lpcser. End euten-
an; Cd. Mlnpr bnevel do, II. W. iilerk, Isl lieu
tenant Cups o Engineers; DR.. james Ord Asst Saf.
erou one ordinance sergeant aud hundred aud twelve
mea compose company +, 81 artillery.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-27

The gloss amount uf revenue from the British Past
Officer tour lius Of what II wa, aaler The Old system
he increase m the number OF Letters Is already four FOL
Nhru Ibis Is Increased To ou-aud a-halt 5d The rcvc,
nue. VIII bc equal To lie pstoice eveoue under the cid
system,
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o. NO fltNEiuG
$4,000 gs'0rth or EsTy E00ds
AT tBsE

EelGARDs, RYAN 4 Go. having de,cfnioe1ed
discontinue business IN igaehbmg. olc ther enllte
Siot Is nj GOODS at COSY aud many OF them great.
-iy nrGo" cost Gt TIM IS mfrc hich surh rs has
desn tpD glct phicilsfd w l. MFtN WHAT W. say
We assure oa Trends and tho puhe gentrally thai no
article vi" be sod lor dian It's ar NAL rusi unless
II be- sa1e small ateir such as Pus, 1npes, Buttons
W, Ia mahr change lot nhIch would hr an Impuss h
ny Whenever these sud by tire d.zso, ouy cost
vii be charged.
10 MERCHANTS
Any gentleman wishing 10 commence business in
l.ynehhatg has NV an opportunity o securing one Of
Tie bss' business houses III The place. together with
well selected and unptec,denDedy cheap assortment ol
bouds, many al which ot our own impottallou
W lnylle all 10 call who wish 10 purchase
No Trimmings oi course vii be thrown IN, as w,
canGnl afford II aud sill Al cost.
Posltlreiy no Goods WiH be taken bach after being
sold.
Iems- Cash ontL.
REGARDS, RYAN < Co
o., All Persons having claims against us will please
present them l"r payment, aud all who are indebted 10
Us Will please call nnd settle, are ANXIOUS to close
up the business as speedily as possible.
r. Il. x Co.
July ,su
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-27

Md G. II. Hare of the L y sehr Fir. NJ the imni
Hrni danger ut his HE recently saved five men from the
"ieeh,da Massachusetts vessel, IN sIehas condition
during ga1e u NIaJ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-27

The Memphis Enquirer stac e that General ayin |
Coe dscoes accepting The appointment Of quarter
master. with the nnA al major. iairIy conferred upon
hm by the President, aud adas that direct and
mjpabe insult TO Gen. [, deserving ~ other no
ice al his hands than the must indignant contempt