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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-21
ME9NERIsM ".

Dr. Bods ina ssoi e.iut og sp,a II Nsnsrsn in IN,
town for a week pas ard ha, I1o1n,cd no lt. sens,,,
W. might shock the pGic ttcreGt,y BY dc;sa ding NJ,
exp nment, and. pehals prudence would suggest tina,
we should preserve silence 70 sha We have Witnessed
n at least speak Oft in nonc1mnitta manner. We
SHAH eonpron,=s So A as 10 oI.T n speculation and
merely safe facts i IS FeH;cHclie, bcit,s sho -
marks that, ifhe Ind b,t hlnd, tylo tru,!s he vous
open but one ipaar At a time.
On Monday nghf, tie >ou1G man. whom Or. Do.s
carries with him the subject IF cNrermon. hayss
been reported As in the uesnerr trance and clds 4,
read with his -hariaqe4- tieHland made IN ia,
part Of the audience. thai the hardases hund not le an
piled ny d.. l)ods. but by a committee This WIS a.
scented to, and being Of thar committee we Testify
that. by the plentiful use Of bats of cotton and hand
kerchief, ms eyes etoctualy handased That
physical inpqslbiity The taincSt Imaginable Uy
Of light could reach them Ia tlts, except his nos.r.
every part oi his face swathed IN many enSeoD.s
Of silk and cotton We venture 10 assert that ea.or
able person in the audience entertained suspicion ,fs,
he could Jy possibility see
The previous concuct Of the SUBJECT had lcdu Ia i.
eve that he no nloye IN lte nos.Sec thso s,y
else in the house; and satisfied that the committee
had efeeuaIl Hind folded hn- Il in tine confiiq,
belief that should have the satisfaction Of exposing an
impadcnt huubuy, We prs'nte. to him part Of
newspaper Oar establishment lnay be nagin.d
when, without momeuts hesitation. lie read i1nn,,
and rrecllv, the paragraph before him On TresI,r
nieht another committee bandaeed lis eyes in manner
quite satisfactory 10 the whole audience. He 1ead m,py
things handed him nlnanuscrpt ard others IN
priathu with Iessiaciiy and correctness than On Tie
preceding night.
On both occasions the young was ia the hands Of
the committee and Ir Dods intcrfcred in NO way v,h
the bandaging Of bis eyes. with what press Md
to him to read In conclusion, hav. only To STATE,
lst. That twas physically impossible, the farcs,
ray of LIGHT cou'd have reached the eyes If the pat v or
subject;
I'd. Thai have moral certainty there was No
/ siueon. and
Cd That, without the aid If bis natural eyes, ii,
young manrCad what presented 10 him,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-21

ned oili1f. clan and ryae q. lha regular amy
: the tHlaictrs, "he ara, serse oai iae var aid II
4sehr ba1#fq5ie d.s,hsrEt.
Jpn this ameodWonl an inifree'rg d. bate sInnne
up in vhea Mesr-. !. NJ Clay oh. Ba1ser, 6orwin
and Ifuendtp saIlieT 7ird.
NJ ilentn epp.~ed tn Amendment
Nj rafsin alFo.atl is adoption Stnr. h'ng II
thr Eial tBa 1, the Wa endured the Aafi-
III Cfr#ai "a aal Badger Thought II nv rght. ~
pr and arsntia tha ,hr =ld.aI- spauiI Law -nr SUI
lahlc reward iar 'hetIaft as ned blayey i1t thc sub.
la.t llli shaoI Do Wo dl2oscd. "a ordrr thai
The aesl iheg thal III adgue should be-.
I'lon Mr.. Badger. mt on. tHs bt aid amcld ailments
Weir informally laid a.ar ua.d tbmafr,".
lha ss.ate tstutpA - lls all 10 aufhJH7c Tie ap
n4int.ncui IT IlDHruant Gruard
Mr.. BN explained ttc s,sHt - to hi'i and deHp"d
tle dulles of the nes III which tar bl pTlpssad 70
trenta The amount uf his 8ftument was IN bGof, tha
the President Waucd tbe ,3He 10 lie created. 1he
hi n1,ats lIsi the Ia} aud eHolau en'sal tn ll'ucn
General shall be III. tblso Of an eict q the
highest grad IA ihe amy.
MI Badge has tho 1iaf on the bin, i1 tom TOW
On nl5t4u, fhr S,a4o al foauel.
Hot 81 OF REPRESENTATIVES
The bill - cfaa~c The lace # holding the ! ntcd
Sales Circuit C@fl IN Alaaaf with the Legislature
efl'a St'c. m IaeoIUsi u 1an'e msry. g an g
tp first m oplH aa saaie Va opp sd ~ Ar. Pawn.
aa8 a5racaled hy Ntr III ard and MI DsrLsn-all d
Aaiama. TIE Il Tassgl.-i cas- III, nays 81
On motion. tie u irsc resolved Is'f into I ON
mlflce Of the Whde, Mr. Hopkins m lie [ bar aud
ill, up tho OREGON Ten era h.ll, and the amendment
fhrteto respecting slavery and t5c Missouri Comrfo
ia -.
Nj Ba1 'o1t Tho floor and spike with grca anima
an and tars against any interference by tie North
With tHedmacs5r institution Vi the south iIadoIHtci.
ted enrraacn M, which. he bal all along been soolnl
a,ir making ullaulh tgLls al he Nonh lie went III
- sary i thr addition mama, and declared for the
,auth that II na,t a1d would be- mrt.
Ma POM followed and sp9kc lnae animated manner
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Is AlI,0IS.

81 The proceedings Of the House Of REPRESENTATIVES
on Friday. incidentally Of considerable impor-
tanoc and excited otte feeling. The question before
theisdy was the bill establishing territorial govern
men Tor Oregon Mr.. Burt. If : C.. moved to insert
after the caosr in tie l2ih section prohibiting slavery
he words, 'inasmuch the whole of the said territory
lies north f 50 deg so min. north latitude, 6nawn
as the line of the Missouri Compromise" This amend
ment WAS rcJactcd-yoas -. nays Is The southern
members considered This ayowal IN the part Of tho
North not To regard the line established By the Missouri
Iomprmsr. Taken IN conneNion with the manifesto
ten Of determined h,iity 10 hc annexation # any ter
rtery acquired rs conquest OF es-un, in which slavery
Was not Prohibited, the snSihacs Of Southern members
were naturally enough aroused aud found express ON IN
the spe chcs Of Mcssrs lcake and Rhett. The subject
"aaHery Is ablrndcd mic every question We expect to
sea brought forward upon the discussion of the appr
Draton bill \ proyiso, a 1t UiInot. would be mol a
"tii' more ou q place IN 4 tax. loan. bill tIan in
'"a' 10 winch 1t MAS Ist APP ended. In the ncanN
more han ha the session has elapsed and Congress has
ma Yet passed single aet-eNeept Thai granting pul
o''f ''ffo1n'S i'r The regular amy-whch is caleu-
a'fd 10 @.Nc yger 10 The so0,tion q the War We
no" d'Sa 4 seeing any additional taxation and are rro
pared L" see he national credit again Frustrated The
pr VISION Iadc ~ the till or tho issue Of % milf ms If
''euFy notes now ic.ro the House. for tie PAYMENT
Oh nc interest VIZ the pledge Ct the income derived
ron Tie sale 81 public andss sary and viii prove TN
Na1s' a"d is moreover. unjust 10 the hclIeIs Of thc
iFs'n'd'M due Ay the Government. Should the bin
- the present stock vii rapidly sink below par What
"a''''s require and whats They have RIGHT 10 REQUIRE
- ut imposition ct additional aNatiln more than slli
'.hl 10 pay The interest Il any leans ASKED for Unless
s re ne money cannot be raised except unon t,rous
mus Ia the alo,mi,s financial periods # FnaIaaJ
within 'oe last fifty years hcr Minister ncyer l5J s
cast difficulty inoarg l,aus-Ieraree each rror.,l
VS. preceded ty new taxation. Or R1ufIe.n jes,io
Ions work no csge n tie hearts of capitalists Non,v
VII he lent Al fair ra'c only when lherc is \ ,aeIo
nanny T. ''' interest ( r.Iasd Itnofe;lly 1
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THE COLD DAYS OFloS5.

.Nesa7. tdt@&-iesterdaS. (Fiday) uas An s1
cecd@9ll c''s day ard wliie together With hall
d'2n Oh" r were seated ;rJlinJ good fire Illusion N'S
made 20 Nse cola &au-d0y'U 1t February 1879. One
d unTiimb'r embarked, that the rod Saturday and Sam
day We're great " colder han he one 81 which Nre
speaking Another corrected him y saying III vas ne
cold fr'6oy and Saturday," [ pm has an int'nh02
discussion at3sc-iibJu cqIal Numbered hose Fte@''
declaring III Friday and Saturday. and or ~aireaS
Sn"day, l he contest became 80 annIatd Thai IhI u.
sIectlsc parties declared they would ISL eycr1 mas '9
saw fniI thsr oppg,cuts should be csnlded 10 ran
lis themselves t-sz!,cn- In pursuance # this d' s-h
Ipl persons were asked thc quesi5n- ali Of roiN La"
The distinct recollection efihe Ga1~n ufstlH 'r
most ~Iuenhf 10 sax 80 docIel In INGT and ca'''
day. and ~ tor 81 nrtpy AND .StmdML Zach Efre"
ad he not nGuhiatle data II rely uINn loc''l.rI
Their recollection, aad tb Was mol size Oi iIlc Niii'
number who was net JoycctJ cest0in as TO LIS 1t '
cy.
1T has occurred to that fle Of pa pcrs d Ifa' 1'a
(iSt9) would settle the quesii,n Us | am eiY
laerc Nczc n9tccS Cf the cNtnmc cold ali oVN w.
mon. fgomyscff aturay aDd SasdeH as "e''
and fashionable, but rs the l5idfp, It'd Sal Ora IA"
are EtitT y "imraciCallc.h must respectfully 1'f'-
that you VIII c&aiHesucIl files Il ncvslaTcTs7s It e
Femeat- and anntunco ihc result that Tie question IN.
De hfal{ settled, Ii you cannot lay yur Lane y
iaitrd February $50 wi You olIge ne by 4I'.S '
m llisstion, lllat Ii may elicit anSwr IN s"m
lualier. r. j.
p. S.-Un,ss am mis- taken. i, viii uTr' at la,'
'onday mornuq sunrisc was The coldost nc as Hp"'
y the ftenIunlciet
in co'Ei}Iarct with the request q tUrcoH's1e"1'
We haze referred to trr files and can. We teIs'C'
.de tic question In tte vrgiOian # lz'h e'D.F'
go, we I'D ccmu.uricaiop- ubich states +"
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Friday last. cur readers WIS appoint
Cd ior the execution Of the ont order. fer the election
Of Senator Of the United States. to fer six
years from the lthof March next in place Of Mr. Archer.
whose oscryice then expires. and have the
Qualification Ia announce that the result has been the
choice Of Robert NJ. L. Hunter. present the Repre-
sentative Of lie Rafpahannock Congressional District
Nerccenty took occasion TO sci forth the impoIlcy
Of the Whig minority throwing away their upon
candidate Of their p1rly. instead ofseecng from
the prominent Hndidates Of the majority the least
otjcctionailc. In doing this, not ignorant that
many political friends, in whose judgment We have
limited confidence. took very different views Of he pol
icy which became the Wing party. The Editor of the
Wing has consistently and ably maintained tie policy Of
preserving the organization Of the Wig Party in the
Legislature. and If retaining from any participation IN
the coce-leayng the responsibility 10 the majority.
We not CONVINCED y it, arguments Illustrations,
and we el7d II perceive that most Of the Wings of
the epslantc when the arrived for voting pTac
ea!l5 manifested that they held the same opinions which
we had urged. Mr. Hunter was elected by the Wing
yos. a1d'd 10 those Of his friends. who's fore" did na'
exceed p upon the Isl ballot. The result is virtually
dctsatot The ultra pnnoeatic party. members IF
which declared. in private, that they would rather vote
fer a Wing than Mr. Hunter There is no doubt that
VIII be recorded =" ii any other. than iccnes Of sat
slac'ion. by the administration at Washington. The
A'nu'siraftn wanted thorough golng political friend
AID INSCRIPTIONS pariizan and they know that Mr..
Hunter would ON al occasions. consult the Constitution.
and the duty he owed his character ard constituents
rather tian the Executive will. Whatever 1ourishcs
the eli orJan may indulge in, when announcing the
election confidently assert that IL is highly unaccep
tahle to the Admir- .stral,cn.
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The Lieutenant General,

Il will hrsecn by the proceedings Ct the Senate. tia,
the motion 10 lay the Bill upn abe table hay i1g bcen an
naunced rs test question lrevalSdb a maJ-ntv Il
SEVEN VOTES. 81 thai oay consider tn. prprct at an
end forthe lrsrnt session. Nh rx ma, ong spf tcb
in It's iyr ard doubtless 4sad all that c,u. he sad 10 70
commend l'ep Icy. Ncradhs REMARKS with CURES.
itv and etian and anIdy say coull rN Trre We
any aroNme1 calculated shake our conpclioa Of tho
ls,ssnces Of thr additional rank ieyen Gen SEQ uere
to he advanced to ianl Of Inc Injustice To galhu, cncss
aud lnsut 10 the Trguar anNS if 10 lie flied w
man n n the walks # rivl orTotta lfr. NJ BAD
ger made his drh in the Scrate IN an able and eloquent
speech against the bll Noother Senators seemed ds
posed 10 continue the debate and Ire bill vas informally
rejected by henrlaid upon the tablc-a praceedng
sdcred mere rrero,Hiu 10 an ExcGIiyo recon recitation
than rejection sron It's final ra sage So VI he
Presidents recommendations .retr.aed with ctrtenI
Y both Houses. that fhceis not uuch necessity FIR ths
de'cacy efpreceedrg. Tie = Yates, fer ayjrg CIV TIE
table, iho= Of The Wigs and Of dc Soul ClIots
Senators and Of Mr. Yulce.
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" aSHieeroN, Jan. ii. 1917
St.NAII..


SENATE
The Vice President appeared to day aud called the
Senate 10 order.
communication was recelvcdfram The Department ct
" ar ransniitu g list Of the ClerAs and their salal,,
IN the Indian Burran
Mr. Fairfield. from Committee on Naval Aflairs. re
ported a bib authorizing the appointment of additional
ASSISTANT Surgeons ~ Tie Navy. AlsJ a bai repeating
The limit ~ the Aci cf 1872 fxg the number Of mon
that may be employed in the Naval service
~ Cameron. tIosn the same committee reported a
oil for the relief Of Ihe heirs q John Pau Jones Also
Dill iorthe erection ofhoatng dry d8cksat Philadelphia
and Portsmouth. n. H.
Mr.. Benton, FROM tho committee on military affairs
reported the bill from the House to raise ten additional
regiments for the e9uhr army, with ar anleadnent
yhlch provides that Of said repim, ais lnay
ne az Fognois and foei riilemcn. and be pro
yided with rocket and mountain how tier ltt.res :
his amendment .sas agreed u.
MI Cameron of red an amendment 10 the BILL grant
iag qaaIteFseetion OF pu5c la,1 t, acA nsn.colpus
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DC The proceedings oftbo louise Of Delegates, on
Saturday, are not r'P.fted IN lac Nhigor Tines Of
Monday. The Times says--
The James River hill again 1nder consioe r1ion.
On mofipe Of Mr. living. an amendment WAS nsda
without opposition to Alr STot.er's substitute, pp.y.
ding that the STATE shall hereafter have the right alter
the Tal's o('ois upon he canal Mr. Messy thea PIC.
posed IN amendment providing that Inc pro,euent,
wcstward!y from lyncfturg, shall be by Raitoal, IN
'tead Of Canal This Proposition was rejected without
diysisl.-Ihe QUESTION then REQUIRED upon the s,a
stitue and. after atre discussion Of rhc morris Of h
substitute and he original bin, the House adjourned Ia
ore taking the vote On lle question.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-21

JlcAItr fRreUrrT aIt ltltte lie Scuato 4
ir,niIa War Department fan-nmiting copies
u al us,uraans gwen 10 1he Ch,rukcr Comms.on.
u.s.
Al, rou nuoca. n Fl II, tho rtoa.1rY IsI-f fuent
transmitting the accounts d The Gcnc.a laa Gnirr for
The past ltar
and Faculty Il tda University Of Yr.na paving tl1l
ks ln, ihil s,plcal instruments for the ne Il .,rt,
aud atAer literary institutions. may be imported free .,
duty.
Alr NoRrur W clrrlod t.. inilon calling uIon thu
SECRETARY II Wan = statement Il the commerce 81
dbl aacS and Western u,efs tonnage. population. 81
a. which va adopted
On a..ian Il Al A,n1ff. tic Gomuii.e On Naval
tnalr ver, discharged from Tho con.lcratou o tbc pc
uIl.nel PERSONS eapl5Ipd IN lhe Navy Yard Al Wash
loe m.
Mr Nuls from the Committee on Post Offices and
rs Roads reported ball IL lrpyidc i,r tho trlnspafa
nal If The uliIftLe | y 10 Drcpau
Nh HrNrnN ntfa ihr #,If5,nlin,ns consent of ia,
Satutc IN mir due h ,ldllr ,r.nt land IA
an non commissioned officers rnd soldier. s,ryinu m The
..f pnh Nl4.,.,
MI { ,,IroN aid le ints Il e,t Ia the lrlroluct,pn
urf!c bl set tas calculated indasr,> the Oh fh
amendment t5the tun, Mlt which hn had submitted
,,.t,rlnv
Nj Is .>rbS sud hc wound Then ,ylyc p,f,ao n,t hc
weull asl, leave IL Introduce tn nll ton.rnw
Nj Nslitr vase .usrd from srrylp.ln the Scle,t
COMMITTEE on Fl.neh en4llafura. rrl,r ia Isoo AM
Nj SrrKGraS VAS appointed in h.. pl,s,
Doeo.i.nstAl, Il, .,n, ,,,. mn, ,,r,. ,L, ann,
wa, a.lrn nn. the p.n, oo,s,,n h,n, u,
anl.uaIn,nl, n,rad ,r-t.rlly fy Air C,N,roN
AIr B,r.TR submitted an anru,hue,, Il, tho ,
nicaIto,nt as a s1f-ltut. f.r IT.
N,r#Bt>roS lb.a od rcd the b II winch he had asked
l.,p,, =, ,.l,a tIns r'..iga Ne saL.i,,,to =, ,h
,i5..o5l.ei Wv
Tin. Niri pprsIpr.r sand II ,,s mn, u, ,rIor ,..
,a4,,. alr.a , .n ,.,,,,f T., th,.ro, l,,,,,}
hlr Uf>,4> 4ul IN, mid ,,t ,54,.., !, 49,, ,,, u i
Ut lp.,l,.aa r ,.l,.l5., au,,# pe,,,4 linen. f .,
-
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
JAMES RIVER AND EANtANIlA BILL
HolJ 81. OF Drtl2tSA1TS. ON TnCRSDAl

I,l>,-ef- ,,r, f,r,,,5- ,.IvY,s fa<,rru-ps,,v
il'c 81 VI hi.a '.'1 - - ~ MA
Ia The II use Thursday. from 81 'ag 'eettln ro
gard To the Jsmes River and >a@Wha bi, on 'hai Gay
and We ileTef're ne" copy the following
ng for the cnmnl an ct tlle lsu, River and kananha
anal FROM the tide-waium Richmond 10 the Town q
buchanan. and iar oihef fafPs's He % suen p'aaos
oeine on feamen Jlnrut etMr Boc5ck. 10 amend The
Eli % addag sbgJ0 dollars iof tie South side nn.
!gavean nj
Mr. Bocack tiely I'D gocatod his amendment he said
thatthe pr1po4ed "as Che eAaa amoeat eTIuated ~
The President Jr this improvement. II would gye i :.
va tons Of produce. winch would greatly augment the
tolls. lie tboega that issiice demanded that tbs
The vote was then takon and the amendment lie ay rs
As, nocs AS.
Mr. irving moved 10 mn,ni 10y Inserting proposition
DIRECTING iA. es fnt and nfr-f.,s io kt,na t51eH
r,rersf=IIe Fms .ss.l.,rHl 49,. l,4. rs ,d.,5l,.
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%. It viii be seen 14at later news from the my
sh,ws lhc rumors of Santa Annals advance were IN
funded and hat Gen Tas ur after having made ror-
grade march Obs old eicauTncnf al Monterey, had
gain rut hiscoumn inmotin fG Ncioda. Gen. Voc
lad al Iengt,cp eF1d fIon his derr and lored Gen.
Worth at Sailo Gen Scott is doubtless, ere this II
Gen Taylms Headquarters, and has assumed he CON
mand Of the While farce or rating aqarsth c M,sc,
We sec uu reason to cSrcot an immediate collision.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-21

CO We iay" not beard " ho was nomi1a led as he
Wing candidate Tor Congres~ in hs District by Inc Cor
senlion which metal FaTuNilc on Tuesday last We
hoFo Ia have the Proceedings in oar next,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-21

Nr. ker>tpf tf Ia sad b. had gwen Us fele t~rs
lsl't4aely, AID sia1 usf 'gtc ff'e aaHeAa'.a -
ans a9ate slave tcalioiY L liz lhnn.
Nj Irast res 81 has ari vast lIowfd in he dea.
In Ne,.rs j. .uslass, eCI.taaul. sad ofhors.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-21

o. R, k. Crale, Esq, Of this place, is rccemmerd
ed, by Nruer ~ tholas Republican, suitable canlI
date OF the Democratic larty in ,t1s District
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-21

o., III" Wing Corgrcssolal Conytnto ion. Which md
last wc.k in ehmond ,lyiih Great uunnlrly Nominated
john Minor Beas rs the candidate If the PARTY in tie
Metropolitan District.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-21

u SIS Ecm.r. y. h. La, 1r,p sa4cue Second To Nj
lmo Negasa. la, uaa a8 u.j IN I.c4s aus erry rrb.
lnd "a. E +lgcl lnl4o- size i-s If hrfauui A. =
~. ih'gs' asd e'gaaee oil tal=t, iu BE hot,t
u her wealthy folai,e.
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INV SnfiCc.

DID OBEkT J. DAVIS Will continue 10 attend Il
M Courts herr.aiJr attended ty Daniel < DAVIS ID
will retain The oflec occupied by them.
Dec. 3l--2m #
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srly aerelo 70 aa, Tic IA Is ID Neaal5s #
hots, Aili prove mars p5eeriuL ssIada myself 'han
VI the spells 81 farY apziea. Ia the9a a5oier
imenis Ii on appeal be eamas g. constantly and pefsa
veriHgs sas.e, sustained y The digeat dIus On of
lrnaaoa stnang al eassss, and e., n aaiaatag esn
fdenee thar he con7try will be redeanedand s bcIcs
md Constitution be vudiea,ed and naintainej
fr6gnain. r'nslcmCn.
s=-zr X - Size klq,,e~l Easpaei~
Yoag fsizaa aaa Flow cjt3zca.
fSiraedl WI. {. RINES.
To Messrs R9b7rt Allen, 3 M \. ID maid. q. stcpic
r Campbell. J. A. Wharton, Nath II. Campa,i
William Terry. Joha W. Ilat sr.. Jas +. Johnson,
f. c. Burss, lanes NJ WORKS. Jos. Wis n.
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Two BUILDERS AND pAlNTERs-ioa gallons
4 pnnc N'd1a'n lhn>r,7l OF Also IA supply of superior
Nhc Lead ii different brapls NaruisAcs brushes ru,.
" ihdoA t'lAS-, 80. ton sale low by
h.s ~ JOHN II srAY. DrNs..t
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q aaf, for iAcgiGca.

d;laFl Tor AcGIGca.
Y G. + S W \ y T Z u
FA'il', subscriber is stall IN market for the pugchase eli
any number OF
LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES,
suitable f,r ttc New Orleans market.
Persons, having the above description Of property fr
sale viii tad greatly to th-r advantage by maMn,
early application 10 hlm, As he is s1ng the
HIGHEST MARKET PRICES IN CASH
He as1 wishes to purchase one or vo Carpenegs and
}ac,smihs. T. MYERS
Pens ns at distance having any Of the above proper
~ sale, wall be promptly attended Ia by addressing
ne T.. N.
Nov. . 3r if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-21

MORE RICH CASHNERES AND Nj Sins
HAVE tbs day opened fine lot Of the abp,, q,od-
II IN examination Of which invite tn attention of
Il c | adim y. r. {. PETERS,
Oct - h
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-21

would u-psttmas i,i'e the at sat,n II c adics l., M,
stock otio7ey Having too ARG stock, Will sell a
reduced prices
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SECOND SESSION.

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The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-10-12

Marriage suits some people exacAy.-
They tire only when out Of il. as the an
cient prisoner walked back to his chains,
when liberated. because he could not en-
Joy himself in state Of ensncipatiUu.v-
At York, Pa. lately we see that Mr.. T.
Wiseman was married TO AIRS. Willah
The bridegroom has now been married
FIVE times, IS in bis ssh year, and made
his own coin ~ years ago. The hap
py BIRDS ls.s haS ss1E husbands, and Is .
bout SO.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-10-12
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1897.

II has been decided in New Jersey, by
the Chancellor, that man being inioxi-
Gated at the time Of his enlistment In the
army, is suficien, cause to vitiatc the en-
gagement.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-10-12

These accounts are derived from the
Sun of Anahuac of the 10Th instant, and
brought by the Oceola, aud verbal COM
municalions from Mr.. Dimond to the
captain. al The moment Of leaving. have
no donbt they may be relied upon essen
tally. This news reached Vera Cruz
by the 0rizaba route.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-10-12
CORRESPONDENTS OF THE MOBILE HERALD.
Pensacola, SEPTEMBER %, lS47.

PENSACOLA, SEPTEMBER %, l647.
The brig Oceola, Capt. Smith, arrived
at the Navy Yard here last evening, after
passage OF five and half days from
Vera Cruz, and brings late and unlavor-
able news from the army Of Gen. Scott.
Ii seems that hostiliiies were renewed
on the 5ih instant, Santa Anna and Gen.
Scott mutually charging each other with
a violation of the armistice, and by the
last accounts our troops had possession
of two streets. and had driven the princi-
pal part Of the Mexican force in or to-
wards the plaza.
Our troops had suffered greatly from
the fire of the enemy, placed in windows
and on the roofs Of the houses. and Gen.
Worth was badly but not mortally wound
ed. Ourloss since leaving Puebla was
three thousand men.
!. Mr.. Trist's proposition for cession Of
a portion OF California, for a consldera-
ton of twenty millions, had been agreed
to by the Mexican Commissioners-but
another proposition, fixing ths Rio Grande
as the boundary on this side, was PEE
renlpioriIy refused.
Paredes was said 70 be on the road BE-.
tween Vera Cruz and Mexico with 8
large force Of guefrillss.