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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-04
MARYLAND ELECTION

An election takes place in Mary Wand on W.dn,.a.,
next Tor Governor and msmbers # the Legislature. md
SIX memfers Of Congress. The Assembly men will +.
the hrst elected under the system Of biennial a..
sions and The result. therefore, will be- of prporio,,
Importance The Why candidate f,r the uilice Of ;av
srnor is WIN. L. Goldsborough, Of Dorchester H..
wing nominees in the several districts are as fllows
lst d strlc. Montgomery, Charles. Cal,on. Pm.
Gerge's. ST. Mary's and Anne Arundel-Jop, r.
CHAPMAN
ID. Disirict-Asghaay, Washington and Frederic,
j Dixon RoMAs
3D. Dsirit-Ias five Wards Of Baltimore cu
Ho"ard District. Baltimore and Carr.l countc. I,a.
pendent candidate, joins PHILpoT
4th Dislrct-Flrst fifteen ards of Baltimor,-Jo,,.
Z KENNEDY
oh Dlstrci-lIartford, Cecil, Kent, Queen Ann,
AID Caroline-ALEx. Evans
9TH Dstrici-Iano, d .rcheslrr. So,nerse, mud W.
csier-JoHs ". CRIsrIELD
vi late years, the custom has prevailed of III, ...,
dacs Tor the Office If Governor, as in s,ne Of tb
etn States, canVassing the several counties NJ e.,
ourugh and his Democratic Competitor Mr. ~.
have made tour Of thu State addrcssim, tho ,,,
rasonaly. The Union last Spin o. rlaI,,ed two .fh
congressional Districts. The Wings are saneuinc &c
carryns five out Of the six, with fir chance .f H..
wh'ie. We awaitthe IT sall with an assured bp-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-04

U give an extract from late let or Of the | am
don correspondent 1.-THE Naiioa nell.encer-a man #
me talents aid ma ured Judgment upon The State If
I"roe. HE "p'nons nj such a man is entitled 10 IRA
nct Ills views are croboraled by all ,t, ineilio.,cs
'' the continent We derive f.n other sources Enro,o
IS most remarkable condition. and we think il nndo
niable that peace is held by precarioIs teuure NJ
canning predicted war Of opinion NAV BE- inst a, hand
The state III continental lnirs At present is ano,naon.
In the most priest ridden country in the world Bel, NJ,
political power has been wrencheJ from The eccl.sas,
| who have 50 long go,trn'd HE hin. dom The ant;
pres party carried lie last election In France the nue.,
inconceivabe prof gacy Of m rails disclses tsn amn
the 'nsehod iii ets and cabinet ministers If saw,
egn who has been adm 10 be a IN, del Of the IL n,s,
virtues. The King If ihe Barricadrs moreover. vh,
owes hs er1wh L. III" popular will, regarded ,s
heading The anti prgr s. parry. and fraerzny with N.
Emp OF Russia an Austria to crush liberal proci
pies Tile Pop. On the other hand has become The nat
and advorate If free institutions n,t only in Lalv
bat in Europe, and The present year viii See we doub,
nj. the establishment Of diplomatic relations between
tho Holy Ser and Protestant Fug and-relaiions INFER
rnprd f,r near three hundred years As a prel mnay
hay condition Prrceieni-tne Pope viii have 10 ac.
knowledge Tie title of Victoria 10 the crow and rrnuv,
the tan al communication under winch her berc,ca
subjects were placed by the predecessor Of his Ho.
ness in the reign ollhe Virgin Qleen 10 man VI
seHse, like The present. Pope, re can be no difficulty
IN doing h,tn. The Coar Of England, even now, SYM
path'ses with the Pope, and think no, i'm.
probable lha British SOU dron Of oil serva,on may
soon appear in the Adiiaiic TO await results
! The d9afd King Of B4gara under the Influence
ID. srong minded and ahle. MISTRESS has been led to
consent various ref rms There is great scandal IN
the OF the ddnsease Lul, Montes--but the Ba
varaas lose sight If the personal debase,nen Of their
IN march. In contemplate II the melmra,ions which hs
has i, e,ed AMI he liberal whom he or RI her she
has placed at the head Of aiirs. The peace aud prs.
peny Ut Spain have been JeoparJed BY the miserable
ma ch into winch the Queen Was orred with husband
imbecle in BODY and mn1 ShuuId Size if b,lked In
getting divorce, resign the crown, she has threa
tened, her sister The wife of one of the sons of Ieu,
Philippe would he The z We believe her accession
W nId produce rupture tween France and ENGLAND
In whatever direction, Their fore turn our ewes there
seems to DE ,r u5le brev,n5 Tla,e tr,n,les tniyne
brought to bea any nj. by the death Of LOUIS
Phllppe-row old aud lnfn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-04
GEN. SHIELDS REPORT.
s HE.pauARTERs, FIRsr I3RIs.pr
81. Aug,Istin. Meyico A,r OF

81 Augustin, Mexico, Aug 2I, ls47.
sIa On the 18th inst, abont o'clock in the affair.
nopn pursuant to the orders Of the General commandno
TINS divslon, matched from this place with tae Ne,y
f"k ID south Caroli.a Regiments Of Volunteers To-
Inc battle field of Corferas On reporting to the
thief, whooccupied on my arrival p,.
eoa which overlooked the field he described 10 me in
Jew words the position Of the contendne forces pointed
ont the route Of my command. and briefly instructed me
'hs positions which would render my focs the most
srs'ceahle. Directing my march upon the village near
afefas. the troops had to pass over ground covered
WIN rscks and crags and filled with chasms. which
rendered the route almost impossible A deep rayine
aing the bed Of which sseia ray stream ,yas nass"J
~ osn Mun great diff ALLY and exefiion ana to
~ s we.l'ed t'ops s.sr ssing. directed them to
!. Upon IneiI arms until midnight, aud whilst o.cupy
* .ns pssu'on Two sssg piekes. thrown out By my
asa di.eaysrec aadfrs upn and drove back body
e.sx'esa la.nsy, negiag- shrsush .heN f.iis in
2 ir9'l ihsE Pssissn, ards the city, Ihaye
eatssa thzt an attempt had in.like maaner bt,,u
saaas Y paasihe siionon the main 10,
'ce"p'ed ~ The Is, Reg Of artillery anu With "a Gke
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-04
INTRODUCTORY LETTERS

Two casPs at much leea interest scfupled the Snp"-
ror Confl (Jadge L1AiaX) in FredicAshuFE. iI tour
DAYS of the last week, aud lernated FRIDAY
night by thu nr,s declaring lis ins, iiy Ia agree, and
being discharged ny the Court. The parties were,
t,ardne, plaintiff, ono case, aud telly, Cali * Co.
III lie 4lhtr, against Gooln k derndnt The cases IN
vose the rAten oil liability incurred y parry VIII gives
anuthef a-ll,r o Immigration 10 merlanls at distance;
Gohi,k hasIn. g,seo sue efiefs 10 houses IN BAIL
mere. the peis,n introduced beng unauie 10 meet his
engagements.
ne speeches ui counse represented TO have ca
si Tilted very nafnsI ability.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-04

The ST. Louis Republican Of the Goth inst. ha. n.
'ol9wng intelligence iroln SANTA Fc:
From Santa Fe.-Ne learn from a letter from 4, w,
nn'esr, that MAJOR Edmonsan. with the conpau,es m
aer the command OF Captains iIorine Holloway. Nc
Any aud three companies ui the ba,alin n der cam
nand o. MAJOR wilcox. arrived at Fort I.eavenwor,h
on me I'm INST All The troops destined for New Mex
ico were NET between Santa Fe and The Arkansas BcnJ
osiieis appeared IL be IN peaceabls and settled cou
uon " New nieAico. at tho line OF the departure of ho
volpniAefs from Santa Fe.
Sh = the prisoners charged with tbs murder Of L.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-04
RENCONIRE NARRFN

regret 10 lrara that renconire between Mr. JOHN
J. Johhs'on aud Mr. John NJ Elliott IN Warren cuunly
on ~ day last. the latter gentleman WIS killed by a
stroke received with f'nce rail- We have heard no.
hing OF The circumstances relating to the affair, and for
bear making any comments.
MI johnson recently candi ate for the Lerisa
ture from Clarke and Warren, and Mr.. Elliot was one
OF the wealil al and Influential ctz ns in tie las,
named county Cha slesion Free Press
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To the Ladies.
E.1NCY GOODS for FALL and " INTER.
SEPTEMBER II, lS47.
Bell, R3UCkcr Il 60.

ID ESPECIFUILY invite he attention OF the La
Ia dies 10 Their very eIiehsirr stock Of Fahcy Sk
[ ashnere. housn and Merno Dress Goods, French
Embrhderi~s, superior neh brIDered CIaIr AMI Me
rlno Sfawls. sites. Iariln aud Swiss M0sins. eio-
brodtcd IN coors and White of party drrs,,s; Laccs
klhbuns and abs Fl part, enbIodefed aud plain
Shear Lawn, h.m;ned and Hand acchieis IN cd
ors, bacA sliA trIi!u,g Llfes, frugr~, Gnps. But.
Ions Tor dresses *, &c. VII, a d.Ierinn /,
please not only IN the Styles of goods but prices, The
Ladies invIied to call and examine the assonlneu.
Sept 25-1t f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-04
LOW PRICES,

NS, Pistols and Canister Gunpowdor,
~ MEDICINES, Sugars, Snutls
Chewing Tobacco, S7aps Perfu.uery,
Surge ms and Dentists ms rumen.s,
SprIis Turpenllne,
Super Cab nale Soda,
Gum Arabic.
Paints, " alter Colurs and Paint Brushes
Dye stutls, Oils. Nanshs and fancy color,
Pickmg Materials aod Specs best quaiity. assorted
Wines. tordais and old Ba,av,a Arr,ck
For safe by HOW Ell DAVIES.
Sept. Cts #
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u. KOy<sSi SfOlcOu,Lp,

IT t Q Z EY At Ia W,
" II. l. ATTEND The Courts of the Corpration Of
i'ynehourg and OF the counties of Campbell aud
Amherst
attention. rr
pc Atd"ss-L ynchburg.
ils oi'e IN rearo The store Of John J. Puryis Esq
September 20---ss il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-04

Brown j. ars Ncconshan and cha. Cuiserbrfy.
tIaz - 81 AEg uadsl Il dIan-
he'd 3 A. uaztaI
CAPS saillls a. 81 the third regiment of " ss1nn wi
uniees, attacked The Isl Of August. Pswnre
Fork by abaai fur hnndfed Indians, which the 10 ter
lo.l mn Of egd killed, and tnIny wounded. The
lndlsas ,eedcd IN rnHniag ofr twenty fur horses
wh ch broke l. . attic iine of ihc attack
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-04

runaway negro, brlungtn. IL Gen. Peyion, OF Rich
nond whose pyerseer he hal murdered. and for whose
Apprehension a reward Of % had been ofred by The
Governor oil Yirp MIA was known 10 he lettering about
IN the vicinity OF StuttsvlIe, and traced ioa blacks n
shop Monday mnrnn. last. Two Of our conaiy hen
Mr. Drumhelle and Mr. ilaskns endeayorcd 10 appr"-
bend hn, when the negro inf Wounds upon
both of them with knit Mr. DruthhrIler. II was
feared, would survive.-C Charlottesville JeDesonian
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-04
Land for Sale.

HAVE J. 'ac' OF Land ior sale, five miles above
Il the town OF Iynchburg, and "A If a mile from
1ren,s Ferry. IN slack water, containing
FOCR HUNDRED AND Fifty A(a,ES.
About one fourth Of the lract shoayv ,t cred ,,,~.
polon oi lhe ilib,f III, fines While oak lies within
ha mile OF an xceileni saw MILL and can be ro,,e,
tn tire rver bank al aunng expcuse Tho limbertbs,
can be conveniently spared if taken To market, would be
muc' more than sufficient pay for the land will 90
Sept. Il In If Al. ROBERTSON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-04
BEI,lEaiONT.

This beautiful and desIiahle farm adjoining Chsr
Ioitesvnle, and Gruerly tile property Of the la Mf
John nm. was s1d at auction last week. by his Ok
ecutr. V. w. SaulhalI f.se. Il WAS purchased by on
lownslnan Slaughter W. Feklio, at $50 per acre. !
coniains five hundred and slxly-iur acres.
Charlottesville .4doocate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-04
DISINFEGEING AGENT

We published not long since account Of HGid in
vented by Ffenchman, which was alleged 10 posi- q
III ct eNia fdinary dsIniecng and purifying powen--
However strange lis pr Per les, h facts nen ioncd could
not be d.ubeu. rasuuch they were embodied in re-
port Of a committee Of the House of C,m,nons We do
not know whether the material used is the same but
observe that Mr.. Grant, OF Norlh has Just effected
grea; triumph in purifying the L. S. Frgate Rarilsn-
This vtsscl.reurncd cupe Of months since, from VI
ia Cruz. with the Yellow Fever on board Her crew
vas imm datey removed and the vessel with all her
stores left IN the srta entirely unprotected except by
her peslierous air In this cundon il, was in,rn
drd she should remain until several sts had rendered
it safe go board MI Grant bained pernissin Of
the Secretary Of he Navy TO make experiments dis
Injecting her hold, which have. on tie authority Of
boad ofotcers proved entire successful He went on
board al,ne with his apparatus and appliances and 70
ained there week--at The end of which time he re-
ported the slip perfectly healthy. committee omedI'
cal gentlemen Unsupported 10 inspect every part Of he'
and their report confirmed Mr.. Grants This will save
the government many thousands Of dollars in The loss Of
stores and IN the INJURY which the rgale would have 'u''
tanned by further exposure We presume The used
on this occasion differ from those Of the Frenchman.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-04
TIE q LiTls i .iDr.i I.idEs /.
PURCHASING PIANO FOhTES.

I6o MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE THE BAsH.,
Is enabled 10 offer the greatest advantages in purchainr
i PIANO FOlTES, VIZ
The best Instruments at The o,ccst .Ncp York prizes
war1nticd perfect and sold on trial.
Out NJ NOR than hundred Instinens which he has
sold IN different parts OF the United States he has yet dis
cover that lac has sold single bad indifferent But
case such acrd nj should happen the purchaser would
be entirely secured from the slightest loss
as the imperfect INSTRUMENT would be instantly exchanged
without expense 10 the purchaser.
COZ NTRY PURCHASERS
Need not hesitate 10 send their ORDER TO p IT, TAYLOR
the Instrument sent may be considered TRIAL, sub
er 10 hekept exchanged at the option of the purchaser
and the piee viii be Tie il Il, were present
p. II TAYLOR,
Dealers in Pianos Music, &c,
loo Main street, opposite the anLs.
Sept 23-ts Rchm5nl Va.
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General <OpNuD5aslcn

General (OnNniaslcn
IND G. Il OC r. r Y USI.NCSS
'a'hG undersigned having associated themselves -
n partners. under the style and firm Of
ROBERTS Il BUTLER,
Tor tbs purp,se of conducting . general
Commission Dusiness,
in Lynchhurg, and nsvng taken the large nd cop,.s
dous house recently occupied bv ,berts Waller and
Immediately opposite The Bank Of Virginia. would NOS
respectfully solicit the patronage OF thar FRIENDS M the
public generally Tor consgnnens oil kinds Of produce
saph So
Tobacco, Flour, Whiskey, Ac., Ao
Ryahd R"Dsfis having brought lnIo ths Nncera,
srg. and very jrsiabls
STOCK OF GROCERIES.
md thsnew d." hens dsiraus 10 reduce tn. nr..ss,
stock. tn"rjet 10 devote th,r attention m,as psrcul.r
10 lh- Comm sson Busn,~. Will onar vrsal isdles
| ,uens IL purchasers.
El-ard b Butler vii, give his personal s,tenti.s u
Management and sale Of Tobacco,
"on.gnei 10 lh-tr ears. Where no advances are mad,
he usual price ofJ) cents per hog.hesd vii - cha RI a,
il. sailing an collecting.
lie has b-an f',m early life. extensively sny,yed j,
the T"hscco Trade, and would beg -av. 10 rafcr hi,
trends and he public generally t. The follow ing Rsn,ls
men
John W. warwick NJ Isnghorns h Sons,
Jess. Haze, seth Us..y
And n. Arnis-d Samuel Me- o,kls
ssna.l Miller, James J.. Glsyor,
d.. Jinos eaund-., DAVID w. Bort,..
RNlAND ROBERTS,
EDWARD y. BJTLER
August Com IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-04
Hair & Shuck Mattresses,

WM }. WILLIS agent for the Lynchhurg Maau-
w factory offers for sale, hs store. Market s. rec,
ana receives orders to have made, oil kind Of
HAIR AND SHUCK MATTRESSES
Also,h.s made To ORDER all kind ofRopes, such as Bed
Cords Plough Lines Well X pe. SC An orders thank
iuy received, and filled short notice on reasons BILE
sFms. WIN. J. WILLIS,
Auctr l. Com. Merchant
Aug 30-Sm
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NEN GOODS.

lTuNif su scrber is receiving his fall and winter sup
Il II, Of Staple and Fanny Dry Goods, d will offer
as friends ard IN" public Of e best ss,orrd and
cnrapes sak Of q dds found s,uth OF Mason AVID
DrXou's line, Plenty OF tine aud charge for showing
goods.
FRENCH GOODS,
Expected in few days by Adam. s Cas-. express
l." ri sieadld Guod~ tmp rlrd the French STEAMER
Mon. now dsch1r-Ing II New Yrs. aid Of his own
selection and warranted tie newest style
Sep. 81 tsif JOHN r. DAVIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-04
CAPT. THORNTON.

The correspondent of the Delta noticing tho death
Of Capt IN Ihutnton whn was kllled by u shut from
the fort al San Antuno, he advancing upon il
saws
"Cap T. orn'on had been very unwell f T so ~ time
and IN command OF his squadron az inst tho
advice 4 his physician and his SENIOR officers; hui II
puersS AMI gaitiniry would nat alw him 10 lnIlu IN
active when tne'e was the least posslbl Of meeting
the foe. -
Tue Delta pays 10 his memory hands tribute
II alndes h his being the trs 10 brIn III" war and says
he he irs to fail IN the march up n thu city of Nj a
ch 1t doubts whether any man living has assed safely
through many aud such mmiuent ptrs IS had mar,
ed The HE # Captain Thurnion II mentions the FAC.
tina he passenger IN the illfatd Pulaski TIM, a.
ter dong all h. nld Ia save others he attempted save
himself By attaching himself 10 chicken coop-ttai.
alter he was IN the water. he picked up several and
placed them the coop but they all died and drop
ped III, and he was picked up days afterwards a
iamlsled maniac, and ssyed He wasa native OF Stat
ford county, and was IN his thirty third year He wa.
| BRAY man MS ever lived With a spf much 100 in
peIuon. and ardent for h. physical which was
lr5 being vigorIns for IL w2sof small stature and
| his Constitution was delicate"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-04

HpCfiNG GOODS hr re.a, Will find it greatly
~ tier lnl.r,st 10 call
BELL, RUCkER s. Co.
LyNcHBURG, Va.
Their stock is very heavy and well ASSORTED, and hey
pledge themselves 10 sell Gouds the es piic I'd
va the niost reasonable Terms
sept I'll if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-04
GEN. PILLOW

We published las weak s1me extract. from conmu-
ncaon to the n O. Delta, giving an account of the a'
glorious victories before Mex CO, and ascribnC all the
credit Tor the same To Major General Pillow. There
were sumo onss ons Indicated by as er SKIS The N. D.
n"''en and fcayune having expressed desire 10 Sc"
TIE suppressed par s, were furnished with what was ale
hg'o 10 De copy OF The same. They exceedingly
ABSURD and we did not cpy Them from the conviction
'na' ey were fabricated and The editors Of those papers
imposed upon They have since ackn wlelgod thai they
were hoaNed-hul all"se that the suppressed pron' arc
very little lnerlu in abs,irdy and mondaciiy to the
spurious version. Ia conn-xm with this SUBJECT, ~e
ma! inenilon' that COL Wynkoop, Of the Pennsy
Regiment, having been appealed to By the Editor OF mo
~ u Bulletin, in letter dated July ., but which was
delayed on the road fully coroborates the statements
made ny Col Haskell If the laundering ncompeienry Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-04

The Charleston Mercury regres to learn thai Col
tremon did not reach Aiken see his moihe alive -
SHE ed but few hours before his arrival lie accom-
panied her realss the day To this cliy and after
witnessing the last sad rites, t here the evening follow
ing (NNednesay On his return ashinrt n In his
am elliott rendered doubly polgaan by his deep disap
p,ntneni IN not receiving her parting os Of gnon
AFTER his long and even iu ABSENCE he ha. the sympathy
Of our entire community"
Cd +, seems 10 be great tavorite with Charleston
The Mercury says that sword voted To him spn-
months by the citizens await. his reception at a
suitable opportunity and the Indies of Charleston pr,
pose to furnish an appropriate belt TO accompany The
sword.
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EGR SAl.li,

A FIRST rate second hand Newark made Carriage bu
"A little used ANA is now inn order. Apply to
HENRY Nj. DIDLAKE
Sept l6 I'm
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FOR RENT,

.qnd immediate possession eir.n
WE offer for the very desirable business hou..
w Quinn, old stand Ii regarded as one of the b. st
retail Establishments IN town, and will be rented
modatms terms, Application may be made o Capt N
a. Far, to the Undersigned. j. X. IRVING, Trus-
Sept 90 ST. " b ROANE (tees
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NEGROES WANTED.

L will pay the highest Cash Prices fer like
W. q Es o. $,
= blth sexes. All letters. addressed To me- at LIB
tRlf, Bedford, will receive Irumpi attention
WILSON . HEWIIT.
July 5-6mif
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PRINTS


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? nA4E fasrta4as+ -. = srerara #rr.r.fs -
~4+- Iaat. Nsat NrrIno sHd taasaH Shirts tas
5e Ahl -h aF. E SHi : 4tsst ~ ts.s#s
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-27

HpINE Haa cloth totha-s fr infants.
80 tta FHvH, ti1ck AID brown TtI~h GAGS.
~~jHe4nf HHt tllied .Hk rar~ for Cent ami Youths.
Tine do do al, Il.
Ns# ; ffeat variety n ttoiA cars Tor Gp4tts AID
y ' A. se-t io" FrHr-S At FFNRN =. " aser =.
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~ Ez#z =sH8 ieaaas =I#sG a-aey# - ###4t=4
= q h.=5Hz. bo1ts fsst5 I#aa3Hs. aHa 5st .
!. u N0 i. Hellur stree
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= As4Al. r. r. nrshflALn- MAIrHH e-Eot.
~ t%iLia Bt SHfItIp 4 ROE Wbn'esaie Grocer.
W. aud elnIuission Merchants. No. lp4 Ishsuy II
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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-26

a sound and sensible Episcopalian sermon, and his
praise Is In every mouth.
The peace commissioners met again to-day, Ma
jor Van Buren, accompanying Mr.. Trist, and report
has II that The dinner The occasion ras most erceL
lent! believe II was furnished by the Mexicans,
and the army ways will have It that the richness Of
the viands and the flavor of the wine induced fall
OF one parallel of latitude in our demands. But to
speak seriously il is said that both Gen. Scott and
Mr. Trist express themselves highly gratifed with
the prospects Of an nmicable adjustment at the fiat
tering chances that peace between the two coun-
tries will be ratified. | must acknowledge that for
one l shall be much aslonished when learn that a
satisfactory peace to country is signed with Santa
Ana, or even any kind. The man who has cheated
and humbugged every one with whom he has had
diplomatic dealings thus far has not yet lost his
trickery and cunning and we are altogether TOO
frank and honest In transactions even to hope TO
make fair bargain where nothing but discrimination
and deceit are ptted against us.
Yours, &C., - g. W.. X.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-26

The New LOAN, SuB-TREAsuRy, &c.-If the fol-
lowing from the New York Express be true, it goes
to give new proof how utterly unfit to administer
this Government are the present Executive and his
ministers:
"The Secretary of the Treasury, Mr.. Walker, has
been here and Is gone. He came to see how the mo-
ney market stands. He has come to the determine
ton, we are assured TO ask for loan of only TWEEN
ty millions of dollars at the commencement of the
approaching session Of Congress. 1t being long
session. he can afterwards call for what may be re-
CURED This sum is comparatively small 10 what
was expected and will relieve the present holders OF
Treasury notes in some respects.
II is understood that some amendment must be
made to the Sub-Treasury to sanction the pre-
sent practice of remittng funds to New Orleans the
plan Of RENTING specie Is no more regarded 1t is
also given out that If there should be any difficulty
in negotiating loan at six per cent. Treasury notes
bearing no interest," Of the denomination of ten and
twenty dollars, might be issued with great advantage
These would go into general circulation and If pay
able out, on coming in, might be made permanent
loan from the public in the shape of circulation"