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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-01
DYR &. KEMP, ACKNOWLEDGES 2i Brood
- way, doors above Canal-street
FRIDAY, Sept
At 10 o'clock at chambers 257 Broadway the china

FRIDAY, Sept
At 10 o'clock at chambers 237 Broadway the china
MORTGAGES SALE OF FuRNIruRE.-R {. KEMP will
sell Friday next, above the entire furniture Of
very large genteel boarding house all Of which pur
chased new last Msyconssns Of chamber furniture for
about 30 chambers including carpets paror and dinina
furniture, &c. in part ollows Three ply and In
carpets hall oil cloth do mahogany and hair cloth
sofss and chairs mahogany French bedsteas book cssss
wadrobes dressing bureaus mahogany washstands with
marble tops, mirrors and chamber hair
mattress feather beds psllsste bedding window shsdss
rocking chairs. table cutlery, dining tables, cane ssat
chairs hat stand, work and toilet tables, croekery and
glass lamps gsndoles and all other Articles usually
found In a large, well rushed house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-01

80 Al ATEBALE.-Lsaeshold kssefS 70 va.
damst-Ihe ~ ostory aud attic brick house end eaGp
'sck ss House % feet BY " feet, the Croton water led
on grape vines Ia the yard Nc Lot Is feet b. 100 feet the
present lease without ground the elton far
Their ease will be granted reasonable ground rent and
sui farther lease will be alec granted the improve
ments made thereon. The particulars be Known
applying to ANTHONY ). BLEEcKER, Aaes.onss!.
Au.U W Brood-a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-01
W. II. CARY l. co.
CAMPHENE .-CAndPHENE!

4 STILL CONTINUE TO SILL rom my wagons steam.
Irectfed Canpheue. superior o. any manufactured, ~
from y IS per lower than say other wagons IN THIS
citT Orders NAV be sent through the Post Once 70
Twenty-ffih-st. and First-eyenue.
na3l i'm. GEORGE r. CONCKLlS, Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-01

Manufacturers and dealers IN Account Books and sta
onery invite the attention Of country merchants 70 tne
establishment, where they may md large ana wese
leeted assortment Of stationery articles az very o~ pees
Complete Gets Of Books furnished from The sneves or
made 70 order q; short notice. FRANCIS LOllhE
su5o Manufacturing Stationary, II AAicen-ians
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-01
AUCTION SALES.

JOSIAH RICHARDS. AusulDssr.
RH BANGS, RICHARDS 4 PLATT, Store ~
- Brcsd~sy-Libersl cash advances made ccnsion-
menu for auction sales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-01

sANrEL HASSAY, secretafy - ,
NisrrRs Posr, NJ o. Phyneian' % 5rosc~S o.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-22

On Saturday in til, Genrl Vi Quarter Sessions sen
r.nce US tassed by Judge Parsons upon MAJOR Abnor
g. DANIELS oi Kentucky, convicted ID obtaining g,nns
under alst pei,nces froa Nm. fryer. al this cy Tue
prisoner at his request. permitted 70 address the
Iaun in mitigation .t punishment. b. spike for about
hal an huur and ia lhr cuurse Of his speech attributed
lbs pcunar, enbsTrassnents 10 lassh expenditure "l
money IA au 81 ctiluerrio9 canvass III which lie was
candidate tr hr State Senate oi Kentucky.
sc Protested his enilfe hndeeaee III any criminal IN
niiun ~ Purchasing guods d thr merchants OF Phlad-
elpha who ALICE fagd against him, aud declared that
Nj fr,rr had uiecd hun In buy. aud expressed the
fullest c hsic, ~ hun alter he had ibid Nj f. he was
out ot funds Nh Flyers evidence on the trial contra
lcied these declarations The Court informed the prs
lnrf thai his statements could b taken consider
ailon and he accordingly adjudeed pay fine n
Situ and undergo Imprisonment Of nine months III the
County Prison Philad .1me,ieaa.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-22

CcSt Of " W.-an intelligent merchant of this cIit
who lett Vera cfus ON the 10Th inst Informed u.s. tia,
he learned from nhdoubted Authority. that the dfaae
Of the vessels then ut tie achoagc, IN the employ Of the
United States about 5000 per day. or nj IT,. rate
Of $4,000 per month"; but that daring the preceding
mouth. II was At one time upwards OF $500 Per day
which single item ofcxpense, would absorb neafy the
whole revenue derived from the Tariff al The hi.h
estimate made oi The latter by the Union.
large PORTION u tins domurragr is incurred most III
necessarily III consequence OF the want of proper eNer
lions aud arrangements for unloading and desrhinn the
vessel Many vessels are kept at a dcmurrage OF GO
81 OF np dollars per dav with Of carpoes ON
board which, with email cScttlon, nigh, be ptonpi
Is landed. Til was particularly the case with num-
her OF coal vessels, where the dcmurmge Of few days
was fully equal 10 the whole value OF the coal REMAINING
board, aud where, if could be landed one of The
vessels could have rcceiy the remnants from the others
and these latter might have been dismissed-N O.
Bull Tin
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-22
DOCTORS DIFFER.

The tn,on thinks that Mr.. Benton and Mr. Wr;.h,
IN their letters - the Chicago Convention SEEN IN ms
ty the President in vetons the Rveyand Hath,r hill
lin ifst Session ii Congres--b9t very gsar,lelly aI.
thai makes The remrk, with III n'eaairyio say tina,
the general positions of Mr.. Polk : message an H..
bill Of the lat tvgreS in concurrence with III. can
stitiiola views which those grnlcnen expyes. on ,
exercise o general p,ser what are CALLED u,r,,,
al ohjcs.' We do not like be inquisorial bu, snt
ing ii these hrago Convention letters. will the n,,n
tell what II thinks Of The able. conctsire and ron, 70.
htnsfrt letter oil Gen ass in which he regrets thai Ia
canish attend the unvcton--circis ances p,ttin
Il bis poses.7 Ills friends must have been euiih.
ered.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-22

v,sH' II y MI and Juhu tldfdze ha tsi=
iher II he,a dang, tasly. Al ,hc bosts VII eitLe
slOi down - captured.
Du The ID Of Jnae. Il 60. Wilcox. with aloul one
hundred and tiie. u, ms nci ts march lf.hii no.
10 pnfsl il al lie As>iean aud lndtaa hf,ts lie had
got upon Their lial and VA resolved up,n ougage
inent with thesn " SHY 30 h,is tbat gs1ii-ih
al anl, biiesn sdlrfa le Al las. Iid whom Mefe
the SICK llsl. 81 c, 80 Sdui3 'e with several
compauies oi ,oual,efs. o. las oycArns aud ll1ns
we know Nth ng.
Mr.. Murphy not MfN.lbcrcl. sisnc oihtr if3defs.
and two Outenmeut ifsus ui Wagsus at The ssgHg u
the pawnee Eaf.. lho4 - IRA 4, tanned three or laur
ds Shy iresln4 m the fssf hcl prevented them ffo
brdng IT, Il lI4is put tie ladn, IanA cd t4ems very
much, aud suceeedce ia K ling huudfrd aud fit, head
Cf cattle belonging it buttIuucut TRAM (uudef charge
ct Capt, Bell. Won mssrf} and Ar GooJrleh. Of tins
city, also usl lVsHly seven animals ia iic same way.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-22


II Is din uI to ascertain the real worth Of the ndi-
vldual II he be of The lighter compexion-s,ch rarely
being brought 10 the hammer In Morocco. however a
white maa Will sell for five dullars or thrreabuts; and
lie pre- may vary IN other countries. YIe New Or
leans De'n ruW Tells The foatsins story which ser
yes 10 illustrate:
y cstctday good booking typo. who belonged ia the
ist lndlafa regiment related 10 us he ollpwinu Ir1dcn
S1me time ago, ast sumThef, We believe. Gordon ID n
aVan. roW IN this city. the former editor Of the IA,
bash STANDARD. published in Lafayette. Indiana was
cefklng 1t ON steamer the Rio Gralde. One day
while the boat taking in wotrd, oiir editor win a
couple Of friends went SHIRE for the purpose of shoot
M afmadlIlces, any other Npxican game tina, ,bev
might meet with. W hce cut short distance sro,p lin.
boat hey were surrounded and captured be- some thirty
armed MctlcauS. One If these follows who could spoaL
little English found out thai the uni runac editor nas
printer by profession and he Immediately s,iz,J him
as precious prize. EhoWing his value he SET wire
upon his head and he MIS- finally knocked down r. the
sum OF @33p Good lleaves that an editor shocIJ he
sold so low! The poor fellow was marched oil 10 Nao
d"lid, the capital of NJ choacan and sent into Mryrrn
printing office IN that lovely city, 10 set up vainous
Mexican type. After working s5fne time he Succeeded
IN making his escape. and Just before the battle Of Cerro
eord" he managed 10 fall in with General Scot's army
"hrn he WAS quite ''at hnme' Whowl have iii,
ueHly TO say after this thai editors are no, bcnobt
and sold}'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-22
iiitIilfcS
4. W X

NEBA tRtZ. june -. 1871.
In Two DAYS more We shall have direct aud authentic
intelligence irDm the Mexican capital. by the Brush
courier who Will also tell lis what ten Scott is doing
and how matters all along the road. In The
II nc we will tirisr w,sl canon hr incp's, II
what already know. People here effect surprise al
the latest trick Of Santa Anna thai Of ;s;poning the
election. FRIENDS u the aud fiends peace pin
IN enoaHcsg the measure one al The most rascallv
Il its ra-=,ty author. The friends Of sanls Anna only
havea wotd Ia say IN Justification Ills pre.oNt was as
lsl ~ insloni sud is strange that wen Ncx
could admit II plausible. ilerrcra's ous imuc-
,Iae chance lies ~ prnnunciameulo but such step
would he hazardous while Santa Annas niniis lead the
army. fancy he viii "prnounee.o however. imined
ttely after Santa Anna's next defeat of which EXPECT
+ hear within few weeks at iarhest
Gunmol1re Perry aud his squad onarrivr,l at Anton
iEirdo is-trveung. inan his et1adion apsns, Ia
Upon his arrival 1T ho entrance of the river h,
aund than short distance mp cerar dc fise had been
sunk to ronderh passage ol his vessels mprac ca
lie lie consequently landed his men \ his lighter guns
commenced his march In the town This was n mos
dos business hut he managed iogr ahead The rate
Il oaf kaoi per huur. until he eacld the neehorhond
lhe where he found Abe eiepy ready 10 recei,c
Inn Dramii. Up hts army Of iars into very respcc-
lalle column. be advanced wthiu mnsker range when
~ received the cac'ny S fire, and instant, opened upon
oin his artillery. charged wi,h grape aud canister
The Moneans did not FIRE again -Perrys single vollcy
scattered them la the winds Horses with the stampede
could moi get the ground they did ssoe three
y iourof our men wounded. Int trlcvr nm.
were killed. Lieut.. May ls an arm aud | believe
other Off er only badly sounded
N9ne Of The officers ~ the squadron have vet been IN
town. aud have these particulars second hand a.
,ioush from good aud intelligent authority.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-22
IMPORTANT CASE

case oideep Importance is now before the Supromc
Iout OF Massachusetts,, in ssson Northampton The
amount OF property at stake, peculiar circus anccs in
the case ITSELF as well as the eminent ability of contend
ING Counsel. among whom are Mr. Webster and Mr.
'h'ate invest the proceedings with more thsn ordinary
interest Northampton fun Of persons whom r,tsi,,
to witness the great intellectual display promised from,
The reputation Of the distinguished advocates has attract
I'd tinker, The case is this: One Oliver Smith. !,
S1ehoor. the son OF a farmer with bat small ORIGINAL
MEATS il'ed III a ne9hborng Town. 10 the age Of So
Always saving and economical, and loving money he he
came IN later lie shrewd and expert IN the management
"l 9ares s'ns; and iom dealing in country bonds and
mortgages. turned his attention operations in stock,
tie WIS successful, and eInazsed fortune -, f4ooon
III lNll he made his VIII an gave The balk o his prop
sly 10 'an"S charities. He died in December -
ihe vii is contested single ground. VIZ: Thai
ihoophns Parsons Phelps, one of The witnesses. Was
NJ" competent Witness tohe VIII lrne rs was alls5,1
al The tine m i'tsa4e refson.-.N. J. HiLtrt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-22
From The .Nar Orle.pls Baiiefin

one of the passengers by The Alabama informed us
that Gen. Peirce, With large aud column said
Ia he Two thousand strong. consisting OF riniorccmcuts
fr Ten. Sceti, would leave Nem { uz IN few days
rrobably about the 9th. These tf1os had arrived since
The departure Of the last column under Sen Pillow
aud embraced near all The balance Of the renfrcomens
Belonging 10 the tea REGIMENTS and with the trpps
ri Generals Pillow aud Cadwalader would make an ad
don 10 Gen. SCOTS army d between FIVE aud slx ,hou
sand men.
The vomIlo still prevailed Vera Cruz. aud the dai
~ deaths, our informant stated. lron thirty 10 for
y ;of these, IL said. full one hall were Americans
including not only soldiers. but also labers teasers
and private citizens the balance were Alescans.
large number (sald To be thirteen buntnd mules
belonging 10 the Government, were siocn from pen
close by Vera Cruz On the 9th. II done IN hroat
daylight The Keeper had been arrested, aud MAS con
fined 10 The castle.
Lieut. MenyfeId, If Capt. Ford's company Thir,
Dragoons, blew his Trains out, ON the 26h. at Yer
trug. without any apparent ca,se.
business was extremely dull al Vera Cruz. and ilp
merchant vessels arriving very limil,si in number.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-22

DAVID Jorda' as we have already noticed peIiDioneI
the Legislature OF Maine for grant of land in return
to the service he had done The State By raisinu f,m
Iy OF nineteen children The Comm ,tee To wh,+, the
subject was referred after some remarks upon the topic
oil fopulaion aud some severe Elections upon the mem
DRY OF .Hohhns. make the following statement concern
10 he merits Of the case bease them =
oonsPcnons conduct and brilliant success. on the field
OF battle have always been admitted and rewarded and
particularly when eircums ance4 were adverse You,
committee cannot dou0l fai services may be periormec
ON other fields aud in other spheres, which may he equal
y merorous; and The, ma, be allowed to express the
opinion that The labors of few menhow ever Jealous and
ardent have ras many living n,onuncnts Of sue
cess IN 50 short period Of ae rs tiose Of youT re
TONER -
The committee therefore ftcoinmenda grant Of Ism,
to the members of the family amounting in all
10 500 acres
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-22
TFAlpt.RANC F..

The lowing article iroa the y Y journal Of Cum
merc Of Monda, furnishes striking practical illustration
ntthe advantages of temperance:
british StPS-lt strange fact, that while we
have many English ships in The port, American
vessels obtain I'd. and %. pef hbl. more freight
then they. An English merchant offered the other
day. un Change, IS CD. Dbl 10 an American shin
o"n'f Who could not take the flour, and Fnglisll
pia'n lujEug by offered Ia take at IS and then at ls
a, but the merchant would not accept las offer There
MS no particular objection 10 This English Carian OF his
vessel but The general unpopuariiy OF them all, The
English people at hume ought 10 kluw how it is that
Americans are getting such great advantages over them
that they may remedy the evil if tho, please Jhecom
plants we hear madrate first against the shirs and
second against the captains and crews The -ps it il
sad are not 50 wei put together, Of good tim
Der.
But The chief difficulty is the bad repntc which ethe
truly or falsely has fallen upon The captains and crews
during the two or three months in which 50 many Fan.
ish vessels have been here The report has zone abroad
that the f-n9iIsI captains y their intenDer ,e
that Tor 'f'i' reason there Is no certainty that ship will
90 to sea after She Is loaded. or that The captain,
or cr' " can he foRnd in condition 10 do buSin, 49, |
IL SAID that after the news Of o'Gonnes death good
many BRUSH Captains drunk for twoor three DAYS
by way at a wake for O'Connel These are the
stories aud the English ships will do little until he nat
Is cleared up Ihs American captains and n,atcs are
now universally sober business mrn They are To I've
relied nonaud So mncl superior the reputation which,
the EH9sDen have acquired that necl ants and under
writers make difference which must drive the English
from the ocean unless they oct better character We
hope they will do There will be business enough
to occupy all the ships Which lie found at leisure
should be glad also TO convince all The nations that
unless they join the Temperance cause they cannot
maintain themselves in the world with the cold water
men. man ~ho is liable to be unm inned--to make
himself fools not fl 10 be trusted and he will not
be ii temperate men can be procured any price \
large proportion OF the American merchant vessels are
under The control official abstinence If there are any
such English ships 1t would give pleasure to publish
Their Names and Sd get them better troghis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-22
[ COLONEL. DD\IpIItN

rs Colonel Doniphan was comparatively nnknuNn
pTor 10 his unprecedented march from Fort eayenNorlh
On the Missouri, VIA Santa Fo and chihuahua To the
mouth ol the Rio Grande; and as the whole country is
powerfully attracted by his herusn and the great mill
iary capacity which IN has exhibited, we note down
few facts concerning him which have nbtainel from
refaonal acquaintance. Colonel Douiphan is native of
kentucky. but or the last twenty years he has been
ruHn t Missouri A 10 talents and influence he isy
mon9 the hrs, lawyers ut the State aud as ctina la,
yer lac has perhaps. norqual in that State lis personal
aPpoaraneels prep and commanding his stature
Is about slN ieet two inches IN weight about two hun
dred and ten pounds; he is of the sangunos nery5ps
temperament, and IN the meridian OF his M, steal and
mental vlgm-belng about II We rs of are Ills resi-
deuce is al l.iaerN Clay county. Daring the Mormon
troubles III Missouri he general ofths militia aud
his unbounded influence his troops kept in check
lher furious resentment against la infatuated peuple
Us Ia politics, Col. Dumpha enicrtans liberal r,tuhb
can hig sentiments He has never been an office ,,cE
, nor has he served in any higher capacity than as
memb'r Of the State Legislature But we predict tha,
,ne country VIII call nm to some high station and the
Colonel Is too hnNea man Ia shrink from the respeusi
b!liy - Cmcndti Enquirer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-22
NJ VAN Ht iiEN,
T.. w lnAoy l>a.

AsHLANp. 2lih May. ISL.
Dear Sir received youg letter, accompanied by
the circular 81 the committee requesting my attendance
al the Northwestern fa of and River Conyenon pro-
posed 10 eheld al Chicago, ON the first Monday in 1n-
y next Cordially conenrrng in what is announced TO
be the object Of tive Convention should be happy To
sis in the accomplishment Of it, ifit in my power,
but | regret that cannot conveniently attend the Con
veniion. " shng that its deliberations may be call-
Quoted in spirit ri harmony, and that they may lead 10
good practical result,
am, with great respect.
Your obcdlcnt servant,
IT. CLAY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-22
COLONIZATION SOCIETY

We leasn from The Kentucky papers. that for the rrr
pose oi dlsuslng lie nis Of the free people ot color Il
hal State oi The prruic' l!a'st The .berian Colony
arnlly e>cl.ed by the AtiliOnss. the Colopiz,ti,,
S1c,"ig has determined 10 send to th, Colony m NJ
senef geAf. several free coloeI men. from fl rent se
lions d that state chosen Ivy themselves To mike ull
examination oi It's condition apd prospects. frenaininn
there - mHfits Tor that purpose, AMI then 10 return,
and hakea reprt The free negroes Of Lexiusl,n m,-
sVe, Maysy.lle sc. &C. have already ch,r.,p ,ltir
delegates II this pu prsc II " hig.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-22
T.. " 1sAer, F.sq.
TIE CHICAGO CONVENTION.

II. CLAY

We give III to-day 5 paper the proceedings Of this i'm
pordu body embracing clear and urcble declaration
Of sentiments regard the first duty OF every nation
that of sell improvement
1hlsassembaee at Chicago of 50 numerous a body Of
citizens from every State and almost every consdaHble
ely in the Union. and composed of eminent and
influential will form epoch for great branch OF Ad
mlnstfavo policy and long contested question Of con
slltnonal lnerWelallon-thal namcl I, regarding the
power Of the Federal Government construct works of
Iucrnal improvement "a power which has, during the
dark period ol or brief history been yohemenly np-
A,Scd, and almost oycrlhrown. But the wants and ap
planes oi Young and vigorous nation were not to be
yielded 10 the distractions Of political meiaphy sicians
and the Indispensable cunycneuees Of domestic inter
and commercial safety 10 be given up ihe peryer
SHY of parties II Presidents This Convention at Chica-
90 the spontaneous moving Of the Teopie redress
gfea' administrative wrong and we feel that it will
give direction topubc sentiment which party interests
will be longer abe 10 resist control. Already we are
happy 10 observe that Of the conspicuous of
those who have hitherto denied the power Of internal nl-
Wovement 10 he Government who have denied 10 it,
indeed almost every power Of gd and conceded 10 il
practically only the power Of cyIlth so say The pow
cr OF laying taxes andmakng war some If these men we
glad TO Welding btncicent eonsrc-
ton Of the Consut The have got far as to admit
that where improvement is national in lis charac
ter, ii mas lac conattaonay ed by the Govern
mcnt 'iIis viii d. very well tot first step and Is
indeed. "suicieul for all useful purposes"
/ Nh. Int.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-22
SEN .tHORlAL ELECTION.

special election held in the Abingdon Scn,,r.
al district the oih inst To supply the vacancy in III,
State Senate occasioned by The Iesignalim of Col F,
ats McMnlen Very partial returns have sven r.criy.
ed lat the, Of such character 10 indicate TN pr
ton ot soettssr Of the C.,litics, H. - Nan.
Gocotoco.1 by considerable maJ,rify over II ry.v
Gray. (Nhe.) There but sight interest l. II
in The result and the is accordingly yery small
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-22

he editor OF the Missouri Republican has been prs
sencd with curiosity, which be thus describes:
1T Is sheaf Of we may call it) Of wheat The pro
dnct oil single gram when sown. 1t numbers seventy
sahS' ana contains rs ssar as can be asrer,anc four
thousand grains 1t Is five feet hph. and thn Whoa, !,
OF stser'iid gHlitS. Ihiscnriosv was or,vu an tho
iafni OF John Norpogtoa, Esq. of Graycos, who. we
understand, In the cultivation of this grain considers
peek OF seed sufficient for Of ground instead of
do " 'S ''i'"eis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-22
LEWIS ASS.
Letter frem Martin Don Bmen.

LispENwALp. May 2l.i, ISL.
Ny D,aI Sir: thank yuu kindly for the ohlt.ng
terms IN which s,u have iseen pleased communicate
To ,hs invitation II H., counliirc attrid the Norh
western i&rts1T aud River Convention. and lu san
b. ASSURED that yuu do Justice Ia assuming that
by no meanr indifferent 10 It's u'juCis Having visited
Ioosi paris nj your interesting country and Witnessed
with admiration AID high hopes. It's peculiar eal acitits
for improvement capuo, bul wish s,ccrss 81 all c,.l
stuonal eafis Inch have that ducritsn. Repr,iiine
that It viii nai b. IN my Pawes Ia oomPii Neh ,aaf
quest beg sen Ia make uy acanuw itsments 10 ia,
tar lhis pfou ot their rcSptcl. ! am.
Very respectful, and truly yours.
NJ At\ III RFN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-22

Inc l'''h"ond uhig makes the following pc linen,
comment upon \. p. TaIlmadges recent speech in snn.
"'' OF "eh' laylor as 4 candidate t,t the Pres
lhe tact 'ha' Mr.. Tamadv, has taken decided
who are more rouvorsan With 1hc hisl,,rv nj ,h.,
,''i'an political carcc, ,han ourselves. ms srn ~ mn
n.lo i'nsnnch as they ascribe to him ex
'"olu,nary Sgacny IN ioreseeing results. as we'll ne
vantage" " VI P'f'o"a' 40