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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-06-03

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-19
I.YNCH3uRG MARKET.
o'feeiedtor The rsek ending Friday July lG. IsT.
ny Mcdaniel b Lee,


ny Mcdaniel h Lee.
G,ocers and Commission Merchants
1abaeeo-We quote New 1.nps--Inirror 81 cents to
so Common .25 tn pro, Leaf Tubocco---i inferior
225 to 2,75 Commo. 400 to a.5O Shipping. 400 to
60 manufacturing. good 8. 90 to 600; Fine. 500 10
1878 Stems common 90; good .2e5 to 200
F1ow-The article is extremely dull and but few
buyers At the close Of the week. SAFE seemed 10 be
the hghes, offers Stuck the markc, light Inspect
I'd this week. l03 larrcls.
Uleai--Rcd 50 cents Uhi,r 50 cents.
Graia-- Corn 10 cents and duh Oats. last sales ~
cts.
Cotton Iarn,-Saes a, Is 10 10 eta.
1ailom--No sales.
Brondy-Arrlc. A cents per gallon; Peach we quote
at 10 10 50 cents per gallon.
Uhishea-Saes So, to "a cents per gallon.
Linsccd Oh No sales.
U;ool-No sales y quot, It's value. e, ~
Superior p cents.
liool oils-Nono Offering
Provisions Bacon has dropped IN price. Sales du-
ring week, hoy round s, 10 $ al commencement. with
slles Al the eose Of the week at cents Beet To 4
cents Com M,al 10 cents per bush'l.
hon-Bar hun 5000 p.r ton, Ply Iron. from t25
to Us per ton.
But,o-A very hpm stock and prime Butter much
wanted.
Lad-Np Sales.
Country Lmens--1ow l2l To 10 cchis Flax III I
cents.
PARTNERSHIPS ut "a cts with some little demand.
Beearar- No sales under "a cents. Yet we observe
decline IN other markets..
E2or Seed M sales during the week.
dinang-No recent sales, hut the article has advan.
red in other markets. and higher rates bc ob,nned
,eIe..
Sugms-New Orleans. 81 To Diets Porto Rico 81
To 10 cts 81. Crox 10 Ia cents Clarified Sugars
l2l cts. Loaf ~ To Is cents.
CtDte-Rio s, io9l cents; I.aguira to 10 Java IL
to II; Mori,a ~.
.Hot,,ses-Wesi India rs to 10 cts per gallon n
q. 4l 10 50 CENTS
Sat-Nol plrny-wr quote a, $2,l2l 10 2,25 per
sack.
PLdstr-Iump, 90 per ton; Ground--Looso $50,
and in barrels 1000 per ton.
1m- $50 per bbl
Ikmp-Sales nj | cents.
Fnh llerlings, No. /, s. so TO 500 /; Mackc,cl
No. 3, s.; No. =, $40.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-19
TIE NEW HAMPSHIRE SPECIAL. FI.EC
TON

An election 'ook place in New Hampshire the 9th
inst, IN the LIST and 3rd Congressional Districts in
which. at the late general slecIion there had been
choice. The candidates OF the Wings Mr.. Tuck.
IN the first. and Gen. Wilson. in the second District
they were supported. OF course. by the Wing party
proper and by the odds and ends Of parties and factions
which abound in all the New England States. aud the
result was the triumphant election of both. Tucks ma
Jory is about 20O0 and wilson's between two and three
hundred For the first time. in eighteen years. there
VIII be Wing voice heard in tho House from New
Hampshire The representation in both Houses from
that State will be equally dividd Gen. Wilson is a
man q" talents and Of the eloquent speakers OF
the day, aud noble hearted Wing Mr. Tuck is 10
'"'oco A'oi'ions. who opposed tn Mr. Folks Admin
's'ra''on, and has beaten the nominee Of the party Mr.
Jenncss, the late Senator of the IT, 5.
Inns result, 10 us entirely unexpected. is the more
remarkable as i, followed Immediately upon the Pres
'cen visit to the State aud We believe to these very
districts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-19
GEN. SCOTT AND MIR. TRIST.

The Unon, Of Saturday, auding ioshe runors which
have prevailed the character Of the mission Of Mr.
Irs and Of his misunderstanding with General Scott,
says:
srhe repetition Of these charges in other journals,
however, has led To make careful inquiry into the
natter and state positively that all these ac-
russts sgains, the administration. Of giving Mr. rist
any authority to interfere in any form. in the slightest
degree with Gen. Scots military command, are abso-
lutely aud totally without foundation"
The article concludes with in,ina'ion that the Sin
and relations between the government and Zen
Scott matter Of record, and the record can be made
To speak for itself There is something calculated to
raise public curiosity in the threatening paragraph which
follows. 1t is distinctly intimat that the General has
something to dread by the production Of the corespon
dcncc and this intnaiion will OF course, lead 10 a call
for its publication.
..Nleanime. it will be than prudent for those
journals whc seek to put the administration IN the
wrong as against General Scott to remember the tate OF
similar i'll Judged attempt by the proiessed friends OF that
officer, which led TO the pubcann on their call OF the
well known correspondence between him and the wal
Department at previous period Of the war II the sue
of that experiment. warrants. IN the judgment o
Gen. otl's friends. another call for The record. we u
dertake say, the pa Of the administration, tina
such CALI when made in due and by due anthor
i,y, will be cleerfully and at once compiled with"
This denial goes to say tina, Mr. Iris, had author
iiy to interfere with Cen.Scot's military command M
charged uTon Mr.. Polk that he had sent civilian
20 supersede Scott in the command of his divisions and
hrigadcs-bu tina, Mr.. Irsf empowered to treat 70
peace without consulting General Scott. and than 'hi
manner a conflict Of authority might and probably would
arise-Geneal Scott having declared that he should
spec, respect. armstice, thus concluded, as
conceded with his views Of military duty Collision be
tween tie General in Chief AMI Mr.. Folks Diplomatic
agent the of the atters authority the al
legation. This is not drlied-on the contrary. is vi
tuay admitted, and Gen. SCOTS friends challenged
cali for investigation
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-19

,rh;s ,,;ves Democratic majority Of TEN. Since tho
.,.men, was M, forth elections have taken place IN
,,,. If the States. Maine has elected Wing, in
,ead Of none--Virgnia six, instead Of tlree-Connec
an, four. instead . three aud New Hampshire two. in
,,d Of none-nakng difference Of seven votes which
,,Len from the Democratic and added 10 the Wing side
i've maiority Of SIX To the Wings as far as heard
,,m Blu, Wisconsin will not be represented, at least
in III, first session If Congress, she having refused t'
..,un, the Constitution submitted To the people This
increases the Wing majority TO EIGHT We believe The
game causes are work every WHERE and that The cleo
,, yet to take place. will iasity the prediction Of the
official organ in their results not less than those which
have taken place in Maine, Connecticut, New iIamp-
shire and Virginia In S,ae,n the above listwill the
resl, be less favorable the Wings than that given by
the Union and on the whole,we feel warranted IN assert
iaq that the majority Of the Wings will be from ten ,o
twenty in the next Ilse and nearer the larger Than
the smaller nu,Ibcr The Cuon has no scruple IN put
,nu down the whole Of tie South Carln deiega
lion on the Democratic side. We shall not disturb It's
arrangement but the support given by MI calhoun
friends to AN Adnisra " hich hates aud Tcrsecuies
the great statesman OF the South, is not likely To be very
reliable.
Vb,n |, is remembered that in the last iose OF Rep
resep,atiy,s the Administrator had majority ofupwads
Of SEVENTY and that will nd itself IN minority, m
the next of sssne fifteen or twenty, II would be dhcu
In show in our political annals. parallel case OF 50 sud
den and tremendous change Of public sentiment II is
b sted constantly in the Inon and its echoes,'hat Mr.
Folks Administration has bnt oleytd the public voice
and done nothing but what majority Of the people de-
1naned-and yet at each successive election, its acts
and doctrines are senally rtbuked. The boast is nls
fled By the ballot BOX. Mr.. Polk, with inverted am
hilton esieems his greatest merit to have executed the
mmads Of the Baltimore concave to the letter Except
not getting the whole Of Oegon) and yet the people re-
fuse to recognize this implicit obedience as claim to
their favor Is not this prot tina, the Baltimore de-
cees proceeded from unta of scheming politicians and
from the peope3 Mr.. Polk has announced IN very
plain TERMS tina, he will be candidate for cleo
,ion. There are SINE who think he may yet be induced
u run. We sincerely hope he may. His defeat by an
overwhelming majority oud be certain, and this is ne
ce sary 10 complete the moral.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-19

VIRGINIA.,
4 rules held in the clerks Office II the the circuit
"A superior eur, II law and chancery holden in and Tor
the conTy Of Camphsll. the 9Th day Of July. ls47
William q. Clark. plaintiff.
againa
Howard Bennett, James u. Beane,. Christophe, Ben
not. Marson Clay itsbor, LENS. and Jams Bullock,
Sheriff of Campbell county. Defendants
IN CHAEcERv.
The defendants, Howard Bennet, JAMES D. Bennett
christopher Benne,. no, having entered Their apprar-
ance and given security according tho not II assembly
aud 'he rules Of his court and il appearing By satsfac-
~ evidence that they not inhab snts Of thjs
commonwealth: tits ordered that They appear here IN
the frat day ot the next term Of this ct and answer
the bill Of the plaintiff, aud thst copy Of this order bs
forthwith inserted IN newspaper printed In the town
Of Iynchburg TOT Two months SUCCESSFULLY and ps,sA .,
the front door "f,ho Court House OF this county on some
cont gay A copy-Tesse.
JNO. ID. ALEXANDER CIR
The parties In the foregoing suit are hereby no, d.
that IN the 2thof September npxt the Office Of james
Irwin. at Campbell Court house, shall proceed 10 take
the dssons. IN be read evidence on the trial there
Of; to be continued from day to day until completed
VIM q. CLARK
July l0--w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-19

The Charleston Free Press has the following with re
spect to the politics Of Gen. Taylor,
THE letter from which we make the annexed extract
is written by young and talented gentleman attached
to the Army. in whom we have every confidence, and
who, from his position. is cnab ed to know positively
villa, Gen. TayIor's views with respect the two
great parties Of this country. The following the cx
tract :" spent hc0 hoars ,rih Gen 1ayior some
days since, and dehghtcd Nth him IHERE IS
NO BETTER WING THAN HE, and men ofM parties
here amused at he eorts Of the Locotoco Press TO
prone that he is not q Uhig."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-19
MIR. McDUFFIE.
We regret to say that the last advices from Mr. NJ.
Duflio leave little hope Of his recovery

o. The Union announces that Mr.. Llsboa the Bra
lillian minis or, has been recalled by his Government
The Union conadicteJ the report when it was stated by
the correspondent of the journal Of Commerce The Of
fetal organ express the confident belefihat the msn
derstandns between Brazil and the United Safes, will
be accommodated upon the arrival Of Mr. Tod, newly
apnointed Minister.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-19

o. We requested to state for the information Of
the people Of Bedford, that the Commissioners for obtain
ing subscription to the stock Of the Richmond & Ohio
Rail Road will attend at Liberty, next Monday the
2Slh inst, being July Court day. tits expected that
several addresses will be delivered for the purpose OF
calling attention to this great scheme, which in lis ac-
compllshment will do much, only for this region
OF country but for the State at large.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-19
CHICAGO CONVENTION.

We have accounts OF the organization OF the Conven-
ton by the election of Edward Bates. of Missouri. as
President We have also letters from NIessrs Benton
Sas Wright, Van Buren,, Cass and Clay. We have
not room for any thing on the subject to day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-19
THE HAVRE CONSULSHiP.

The vacancy in this valuable and important consul
ship. caused by the des, Of Mr. Beasey has been filled
by the appointment Of Na }, Staples, Of New York
The Baltimore American says Mr.Staples merchant
who has long ssded n France and speaks the language
uently. twas announced 10 the Baltimore papers thai
Col Davies, the Mayor Of tia, city, had received the
appolntm Mt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-19
OBITUARY.

Died, on the morning Of tn, 10 Inst about So'cock,
HowARp. only Child Of Robert +. and Mildred Hen
ninc-aced years. Is muuths and 81 days. This afec
tioae and du,ifn little boy has left the home Of his
earthly parents 10 dwell With his Father in Heaven.
Gone-Sinless, fearless gone
Cndnmed unstsincd- would not thus have died
For thee. then let these vain regrets be done.
These selfish tears be dried. G.
n, IAt Fredericksburg papc:s - i'll F!-as Copy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-19

,issouri'ns, and r'hy to be held up the admiration
OF Chris,endom"
MS is onduci honorable TO both parties and take
pride IN rejecting that apt. Reidwho had previously
distinguished himself by h,s gallan,y Brac,o and
Sacisnento--isa native Of our town
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-19
4 CHEAP FAMILY PHYSICIAN.

"A CHEAP FAMILY PHYSICL1.N
nR. q. BENJ SMITHS improved Indian Vegetable SUI
gar Coated PILE considered preferable TO any
other they both pleasant and efcarous and they
tonic aromatic and apefient properties they
all accommodations, strengthen the stomach induce
healthy appetite, and mprt tranquility 10 the
They also dyspepsia coughs colds, bilious
plants headache and foul stomach
For sale in Lynchbnrg by
JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist,
June 2s-Gm Agent tor the Proprs'o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-19
r,,r NEXT HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

good DIAL ol sIFc"1a'0" cut"urs 70 De 'ndu'ged Is
to the compexn Of the next House Of Representatives
each party claiming in advance the ascende"cy. by
.bon, the same majority. Some time previous to the
c,.c.;ons which nk place in the Spring. the Union put
forth. with d pro'esa'ions Of belief in its accuracy
x,aemeu, which gave the Democratic party majority
ton To arrive this il stated. correctly, the result Of
the elections which had taken place to he, Wings TO-
democrats e. The electons yet to take place were
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-19

Ms. Majors Gaines and Borand, Capt. G. nj. Clay.
and the other american Prisoners in Mexiro. were OK
pected at Iampco about the q u'. under strong fs
co Some apprehensons Of an attack was fell at lam
pico.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-19

EDlClNES, W ines. Cordials Brushes, Guns and
1Vl Pistols, Scsan. Dry Pants, SuuiIs, Chewing To-
ncco, Surgeons and Dentists Instruments Spices Wa
ter Coors Shop Furniture. Walls. iwo sets Soda Water
Apparatus, and general assortment Of articles in tho
Druggists and Apthecays line. for sale, and In order
at retail IN bills OF tho whole stock together purchasers
will be offered as good bargains be had In any mar
kot. Howell DAVIES Agent
july l9--fs for IIus,ee
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-19
TEMPERANCE NOTICE

The Rev Mr.. Chambers will deliver Temperate,
address a, Lees Camp Ground in Amherst, On Sunda,
the 25th inst. directly after Preaching.
Preaching at / O'Clock A. NJ.
RO. b. EVANS, Sec. NJ c. rs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-19
GERMAN ANCHOR BRAND
BOLTlN(. CLOTHS.

GERMAN ANOAUN BAzANO
BOITlNs CLOTHS.
uNE subscribers have for sale all the number of the
j very best
GERMAN .aNCHOR BRAND BOLTLN G
CLOTHS.
Millers Wishing to make first rate flour, ought net be
without Nocm & Gwaikn's square Mesh Anchor
Cloths Most OF lie manuacu Of Flour III adjacent
country have tried these cloths and they testify that they
are the best they used Il is only necessary Try
one 10 be convinced Of that saprrioryov all others
MEMS CWATHIH
july l9-ltif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-19

| The Young Ladies Of the Fair and Drama return hei
heartiest thanks to the public for their very liberal pat
ronage, and also TO the Band for their delightful mu
sic.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-19

nj, We are glad TO find that the Legislature OF Name
has Passed law requiring only plurality instead OF
majority ~ ,l.c members Of Congress and all State OH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-19
II GOODS, AT REDUCED Y0306F

DAY GOODS, AT NEDUcCO 1A908P.
"lSHING 10 reduce my Stuck a much a pss-
w bic BY the Ia, ofSepcnber. will from this time
sill il 1T AZ very reduced prices.
My friends and purchasers generally. wishing 10 huy
Cheap GUnis. are invited 10 give call as1 de-
ieInincd to sell.
have received within the last i,ur days. In a'dton
to my present well ed stuck. the following arcl.s
10 which would call the attention u purchasers,
White and Colorcd Bonnet Silks.
Bonntts. asserted.
Flowcrs. Wrea,s &C.,
hlk. Silk Miits.
Hik. aud WHIT. Prints
SILK Scrgcs, assHied,
Beached Domestcs.
- Dfllings.
Together with good many other desirable goods -
Call and see them Don 4. {. PETERS.
July lg-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-19
Negroes ut Auction.

Negroes ut Auction.
WILL be sold on Saturday. the 81, day of july
w iSE n, 10 o'clock. In iron, ofihe Market l,ons
in the town Of Lynclburg. Negro Woman, Louisa,
nged about III years. and her four children, the property
II Mary Knight, kal
Said Negroes will be- sold on a credit 81 60 days the
purchaser giving negotiable nole satisfactorily end,.
sed.
GARLAND Il SLAUGHTER. Auor. in fact.
Tor Mary Knight. Sal.
July 1915
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-19

o. Jous Qurscy ApANs completed the soth wear
Of his age. on the l2th inst
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-19

L.sRGE sale OF NE n AND
Fashionable Ready MADE c190ene.
Cloths. CHssisseres, Fancy 6eed1s,
&c.
At AUCTION
COMMENCING. m Tussday the I'D inst. - will
~ sell. a, the hune ., prrsrst occupied b Nessm.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Cloths. Cnssmercs v-s,invs Dfillines Shirts pssms.
Collars. Suspend+rs. Handkstchises. Gives. Hosssy.
Fancy Articles. &C. &c.
The stuck ia large and snbrac.s evssy article USUALLY
KEEP, i" Csc,lcmsn's Furnishing Erisb,ishmsns.
The saie will continue from day n dsy until the rn-
lire stock is dispo Cd o. Gentlemen viii have nse ep-
por'uni,y Il supplying themselves with new and FASH
oasblc Clohiag. a. the Goodswill b cid wious limit
reserve. ~ c,se the concrrh.
Terms besal. PHELPS 4 PERKINS,
Aurfiooecfs.
1ulv fO-,C
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-19

RiCO.N! B3CON! BACON.
10000 lbs. Prime Bacon; also.
5000 lbs. Richmond & Lynchburg Cotton YarnA
& bales No. | O1nstargs,
5 do Ma. 2 Do
5 do A. Brown ponesiies. &c &C..
Fns,le By WI D. rAfr
Tie hg'.s, price PAD s'ssr,s r~ Cseea esd DRIED
Hides.
JAY l2-tsif
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-11
For The Tribune
Christianity Perverted 10 sanction War.

The Courier, describing the military hon ors paid
on Friday a. to tho remains OF three officers says in 70
gard to the gious ceremonies al ST. psuls Invita-
lions were extended ministers Of relisons demon
insons in the City ba, there were none In attendance
either At the Garden in the Church exeeP, the three
above named
Az an EplseOpaasn and chrls'iAn, rejoice in this
announcement No minister OF ChTlst exeep, the three
.,,scAea 10 Trinity Church took part in or even ooun
,--,ed By bis presence the religious military mumune
,i.s. 81 Psugs Three ofeers whsh~d gone TO Mexico
10 KIN Mexcsns were themselves Killed Their remains
are brcush, 10 this City no. for intsrment but cor trans
poriaron 10 tho interior Of the State Tie oee-sSa Is
selred upon to cherish tho fever BY psradins The
eoas sbcu, this City with civic and nihtsry pcrp and
ceremony and 10 ada the sanction Of religion 10 TIE wal
spirit service 10 performed In 81 PAuls Church The
corpsos were 80 ssPalchred, one 81 Albany and two
A. Bufsso aud II funeral serviecs required by
nety or Affection they ought in deeeaey and ProPTety 10
have been performed Al the place Of hutisl Bat mil
nary spes.sclc understanding 10 excite the
psssions OF the poposee against Mexico ana three eler
sv,,eo of TkIxIry lend themselves 70 tae p0mp and
circumstance Of glorious war 2 Under the peculiar
sfse of the ksa affairs Of Tuiiy this eondnc, may have
hosn polite bat few religious people VIII regsId 4 as
dccoroua