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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-11
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
LAIERIRnM TIE AMY

/ TaNPICo-A gentleman wlo arrived at Nefs Or
Leans the fh ult.. IN Tie sch on'r IL Il johns n.
from fnPe. Gh ut. s,at.s tlf hoy d 3.s >iean
c4yalfy. rs.imatcd n about 100, had appe;n IN
the sIeai'y d, tiat place. aud cnmi12 within range 81 The
artillery. were fired upun and driven OF
IT, ,-rr.s11 thra rd lrcB lelIi reed . tie haaml
rrenant I volunteers AID the second n=m"ui q ALL
irrg and Gea. palt,fsia was "a have marched from
Mrlm4us. with Il Thomas, re- nl at oi I"na1s+rc
ca.aiie for that poai. Goaeml shi lbs MIS- ia command
az isnlio, ut would bo superseded BY Gen Patterson
FROM TIE Army -rde s'cau.sr Fs.lion an.
we'd ~ Now oa.auz lac 9Th lit. n sgJJ 1cd m
frm4.1u W llrl.sael t. ia" editors pIlaa Mercury
By I fftl, heat.an Il Tie 'Ih1d Il cement Of Toms
..a ,e.nu'ue5., volunteer AID IL tamp el}.gu. VOL
WHO ll iaffts. the head qu4.tes ~ Con. " ooh on the
lQdl y aaer aud pass through Salhilo, Monterey
&C. Wo5l has rcoei we'd orders FROM Gen Taylor 10
taeap l, nIatcr quarters at iaua aad Lad sczrd tHo
thJua blrrss ON 1r and several thousand bushels II
wheat audolhsr government stHts Farms Is ole hun
dral and fifteen niles directly west OF Salullo. and the
position eng iahcst IN advance. the first ard second
rIneHt Of Indiana ouniecrs he'd h'ch ordered from Ca
mafs1 To reinforce General Wosl. 'lhl, would swell his
command to about four thousand five hundred men.
& nth. at Saiif.ia. was a4, 10 BE- RENT reed Ivy
rf companies 81 kentucky cavalry ordered lt,u n INTO
10y winch would bring h.s command up - about seven
ton hundred mcn
q H. Patterson had received private letter informing
hmsla rlm1r tta Santa Anna VIA advancing upon Sal
tIo frm Saa lus poia-i, but Capt. Neatnan attaches
mo- fIoat 10 tde rmJr is h'trlsellgd lrm Paras and
~tlgIII 10 Nlaamors rapidly sshln and when he
lei IN So places Ic heard nothing " hateyer fit.
Tn Generals in command at boh points have cavalry
PARTIES utlng the direction ii ran LUIS iot 81, and
the OF Con. Wool at least seventy five miles
from his cana, that he would be likely to be ap-
rrissd Of any enent ol Santa Anna as early as sal
bIa. = ~ = : '
Gen. Taylor left Monterey onthc 18th with m escort
Of cavalry, f5r Victoria. Gen. lmigls and Col Z. +.
Il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-11

o. The resolutions offered by Mr. Preston King in
the House OF Representatives Monday and the extra
ordinary manifesto. which, under the name of personal
eNpanalion he read the day are worthy Of notice
lhey are virtually the same as the bill which passed the
House last session with Nilmots amendment Mr.
hing Is fierce ocnoco, and the immediate representa-
tive and personal friend Of Slas Wright and the rcsou
tons attract the notice from these relations of the
mover We do not entertain doubt that the Northern
democraey-and We may say the Northern people of all
parties, sects and condiions-will make the prohibition
o. Slavoryn any territory acquired by conquest cession
from Mexico condition Of It's admission to the jurise
ton OF the nted States. If Southern politician. have
|n'ed they were preparing future slave holding Stairs
by conqacrlng provinces from Mexico they will he doom
cd to Disappointment. We believe that Mr. Kings per
sna explanation may be considered as the formal mani
ieso Oh the North and North West upon this subject and
let II be borne in mind that Democrat and not Wing
threw this fire brand into the louise
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HOSE 0F REPRESENTATIVES,
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-11
VOLUNTEERS.

letter from Capt. Preston states that his COMPANY
Will not reach .ynchhurg until this afternoon
Capt. VIM. b. Archer. of the 3rd Richmond comlany
came upln the Packet on Thursday night and returned
next morning, taking with him the detachment Of the
Franklin and Bedford volunteers, which has been here
since Saturday week, numbering 26 men, including thpe
or tour from lynchburg. This accession will fill up
Capt. Archcr's ranks to overlooking.
Tie Jefferson Company remarkably fine ono-hss
reached Richmond The 2nd Lieutenant is Washing
ton and the Orderly Sergeant linea desccndanto Lord
Fairfax.
All the Field Officers now in Richmond and the
opinion general that a better selection could not have
Leen made.
1t would seem that the services of more companies
than necessary Fl the regiment have been received
We hope this Is IN consequence fthe Sccreary's
santinG 10 receive another battalion at least The
companies received are:
Three from Richmond
Two from Petersburg
One from Portsmouth,
One from Augusa,
One from Berkeley,
Que from jefferson
One from Caroline
Onr from Alexandria
Onc from Montgomery
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-11

% We have not room for the proceedings fthe House
OF Delegates, on "Wednesday. The Times SAYS a
Inc feeling was eNhbitcdin the House yesterday. On
'hc SUBJECT OF the r'sccuGn Of the James River ard
h"na"ha Canal. Ike importance ef i, and the cxp'd-
ehcy Ct lis continuation seem 10 Il so eeneally c'ne'
d'd that we think there every Iro ability that plan
or the accomplishment Of this great object VIII be agreed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-11
DEpLDUABLE SUICIDE.

DR.. John Nckham. son OF WIN. +. Wickham, Esq
OF liano'er committed suicide Tuesday last in shoot
ING gallery in Washington. lie had fired at mark
several times and was complimentary the keeper upon
his skill lie said he could fire better than that-ro-
qnosted tie attendant 10 rub the m;rks. and Re
would fire "by the word.' pistol was handed to hm
and whilst the attention Of the keeper otherwise en-
gagged he shot himself through the head DR.. Nlckham
Was about % years Of age. highly educated, mlahIc and
intelligent and beloved by all. No possible reason can
be assigned for the decd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-11

IEAhlE SEMINARY.
= i RS. NlRHiNlA tOAEN VIII open on hlenlav,
vi the 18th # January ncN. at Broasillc about one
a'lf r m 'YuchhrE, N tie county of Canphell al her
slence, SEMINARY the instruction Of oir's and
ang adi IN the Various branches Of liberal ,dura-
ton. such are usually auet in our best and most re
spectacle female schools mandy. Orhorraphy Road
M and W nng, for which alne she will CHARGE s. 90
per session OF five months bat including Arithmetic $40
English Grammar. sc graIby, Ancient AID NJ dcrn
History I umposI,I Natural. Moral and 5ra.al Phls
OILY, Chemistry. Botany, and Rdotarick, for which g
vii charge, Si2,UG !:
Mls'r On lie piano. FIR which, including TIC ue Of G
- .'Gn'' her charse VIII be 5000,
tHf dlsc pine q the school VIII be rs mild and IN
renal as Practicable. having reference to the merit orihc
pupils and constant r,gard t. the meras and d,porl
mset fafmg lad considerable experience as we'll rs sue.
e5sSla tedcde -he hopcsto BE- able with tie aid of her
patrons. adtScaargeheardu usduesn of icachrr4 rs Ia
merit as also 10 gan ticrar appreciation. Pupils Will I've
admitted ii any time during the s,ion and claIaed t.
HE end IN proportion II the TIM hut il best tlat they
Sh9eld cominea'c as sp'a possible, and deduction
VII he made lr las timr excepting cases Of prolonged
sickness Board can be had with her or in rcnieol fam
lies N The ~ ghborhead, on moderate terms
She would give the public the follow mo references
ltcy. Franklin &. Smith and ladv Columbia. Maury
ely. Ten. Mis-. Fmily f. smith, Liberty Bedford CIV
A. DR. VIM. StcPoe. Bcdiud ety. Va: Mr. X. i
iewnIeN. Amherst ETY.. Va; Mr. Jaues { lu1t ynch-
burg. CAM b.ll ETY. Va; Nj John D. Hunt, pulSylya
MA ETY. Va NcSsrs John : Paync. sam Scott. Gaorre
Ewe and Benj. N'gsn'on. Campbell ETY.. Va CAMS
tdnn Clement and thl. Payne. Camfhcu. ety. Ia
January 4-wiWif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-11
MESSRS.. AND DAVIS.

1t will be seen that the quarrel Between these g"n'
hci which, 1t Was feared, might lead to hostile 'e
ing, has been amicably adjusted
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-11

o. The remains Of 1t. Cochrane who was killed al
The battle OF Resaca de la Palma rcnerTcd on Inc
Isl sat his native place, Columbia, Pa, with all pos
slbe honor and military pamp.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-11

&C. slN companies ofthc LIST regiment Pcnnsyvan
'oIunieefs have arrived at New Orleans.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-11

vote FIR tho same Democratic candidatc-b,t eve, d.;
independent exercise OF pref renee would be fet.- Il
throwing away Votes upon Mr.. Archer or apr o,l
Wing. And, moreover. " hat encouragement i. H.
t1r the weaker wing Of dominant party to decline nom
INTO CAUCUS II the mln rty OF legislative body AVN
III advance Its discrimination no member Of H.,
opposite pafy though hopeless Of eectng its own cam,
date Such CO duet tend - perpcluato til, c,n,.
the III effects of which the Wing has long b.
the able expounder
We hpe. therefore. the Wings Of tile Legislature will
not. IN case no caucus nomination * made. yulun,r
Dis ganeise themselves by throwing their votes -
Mr. Archer, but proceed to exercise "a choice Of OWL,
II NECESSARY.
~ The |, e,..onu r.aiuref u M.nday mcmpy
ur1ing the lmp rance Of duty upon lea and c. flee ,
buses the Wings for refusing to levy any duty er m..
any tax unless the Tariff If lS42is restored Tie ar,
Gle on to express the full, ST confidence that Conpr
VIII impose the duty and concludes
The country demands vigorous prosecution of tbo
war-le not the representatives ofthe PC, pl m IN CIs,
fear Il mt ong responsibility, iacr u straight forward
honest aud sound course 81 action They mistake tho
American people II they doubt THEN willingness To bo,r
this and even heavier turens, 10 sustain the honor and
permanent welfare OF the nation
Thesa sentiments just and patriotic. and wa sb.u
not be deferred from saying 50. hv the fact that in m
last, scd ourselves the same import PM H.
Enquirer oyeralcd the patriotism of its Democratic ma,
Jorty IN the House In postscript the same article II
conicssos itself mort;fied' the vote ON Wentwor,J
resoution declaring it inexpedent 10 Law tax On 'r..
and Cof1ec- TIE face o letter from the Secretary e
tho Treasury saying that without ii he could not Obtain
loan The Enquirer hopes tlat the House will .,,4
consider Their action and take course which in sustain
Ing The credit OF the Government in time OF war will
VIC hol confident receive the appreciation Cf their n
sututnis We do not know how far no F.nourcr ,n,v
nave reason to cherish such hope The influence Of
he Executive in the llou,e is poent--and We saw
measures carried last session. under the uence Of IL.
presence and active personal exortons Of mcmtcrs tho
aablnet, which were against the Of DECIDED nv
Joilty. he same influence may he again brought to
bear and be not less successful in letter cause Mora
taxation in shape is indispensable. and we take il
Tor granted the meney Will be raised by duties IT, ss
has been suggested, duty Of 20 per cent be imposed
upon all articles, included in the free list ths would
emil race tea and cotlcc, and e far dsiastefu to the
nervous Democratic members. no voted it inexpedlsn
that any tax should tie imposed upon them. As to an
excise direct taxation consider ie out of the ouos
ton Setting aside the wide spread rcpugnanco to this
mode 81 raising money, the hest system could not be yo
ten into successful operation for several MONTHS and the
government wants money at once
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-11

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aa,,.ff n ra.l.ifI of fine SENATE or,oa5rsu,d Ia, -
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= SALE OF NEGROES

the Bird Monlay in the present month. at Amhers,
" Conri House shall sclat public auction, 10 the
Of Nancy Franklin. dc. ID rr.l,t of. SIX months VIII
be e'c"' The purchasers giving bonds with a, roycd s.
ciIdS. -
in 1t >tRAllW. DAVIS, EA'N.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-11
sen Aron.AL. LLI3C.lloN.

/ ne i''h nso'-ffday ueNt--Is the day appointed by
iae Legislature, 10 90 mo election of senator Of
'ae / , IN place Of Mir Archer, whose term Of seryc
expires ON the ith March next The Whio SAYS ,hc.e
Is not much agitation upon the surface til uph uo,d
deal o active clnyass,ng in progress 1t thinks tboro
Will be no Caucus. We trust there may be none-anJ
that King Caucus Is indeed derhron.d" The tricods
Of MIR. Caihonn-'he oh,alry-wil not consent To sub
mi ''' claims Of Mr. Hunter toa caucus. and the old
hess to "a into far election.
l ne Wing in'ima'ts Its opinion renans uncban-
sso' "'a' tue Ing members the Legislature should
th and adhere to their candidate and |, the n,or
,S settle among themselves the question VIII, is to be Tho
,''''' regret that We do not agree with the Wing
III inns opinion. Mr. Archer stands in M need ,t ~
empty compliment Of receiving the ,vbir vote rha.a
VIII De er.ai choice between the two ar lbro ,.,o,l.
VINO may divide theyoc Of the mag rlry. ami the Who
,'''''l '9'' 1t given catire. may make III eec,io1
IS i'~>i2e that the Wings night not all he igdn,ea -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-11

We hpe therefore. the Wings of the Legislature will
not, IN case no caucus nomination Is made yulunlsrl
d,s Fanelse themselves by throwing their votes
Mr. Archer, but proceed to exercise choice of oy,l
If urcos zary.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-11
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

The t'DI' wing me,0ee was a.on received and read
y lie t,r@. the call tot the reading beng ycr, son.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-09-15
Yellow Fever I,a new Orleans.

aItappears from the Balletin that the Yellow
Fever is making ftarfuf favages in New Or Leans.
That paper ofthe I'd instant says s
% We have seen estimates made on good data
and by those who are well qualified to Judge ON the
suhject that there present al least 600 per-
sons now laborng under the disease in the city, and
we feel convinced, the number is NOT exaggerated
Al this rate, we might well suppose it would soob
exhaust all the material in the shape of unaccliua-
ted persons that are left in the city, and that we
should therefore soon see it rapidly diminish. II
probably may, and we sincerely hope il will do So
but we would caution those who are abroad not
premaurey to return to the city, should such
occur, for it would be proof that the cause of the
disease had decreased, or that new corners would
be safer, than when the deaths were more numerous
y We have heard some Of our most experienced
physicians say, that the disease this year is accom-
panied by unusual symptoms, which would indI-
cate something of combination with the typhoid
or ship fever. 1t is highly probable such may be
the fact. We should think the authorities should
take measures 10 prevent the landing, during the
epidemic, of the passengers from the emigrant
ships, not only to guard the citizens against ship
fever, but also the of humanity TO the poo.
emigrants themselves, who would be almost inevi-
table victims 10 the epidemic" rs
The list of deaths, from Yellow Fever, ranged
from seventy to one hundred per day. -~
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-09-15
MARRIED.

In this vicinity, on the 9th insant, BY John W.
Rogers. Esq. Mr.. Corbn Edwards, to Miss Matil-
da Caroline, daughter Of Drury King, Esq, all of
this county.
In Smithfield on the 9th inst. by the Rev. Phiie-
ty, 20 Miss Emily M, Clifton. .<e
In Iredell county, on the 7th instl by the Rev.
MIR. Wilson, Mr. David A Maxwell of Rowan, TO
Miss Mary A. Mcknight, of IredelI.
10 Iredel county, on the lst inst. by the Rev. E..
F. Rockwell, Rev. T. T. G. Crawford to Miss Sc
lima E.. and atrhe same time Dr. Augustus Hous-
ton 10 Miss Marguerite A. daughters Of Col. Thos.
A. Allison; all of said county. Z. - ..tf = l.
AT Lincoln Hill near Lamar, Marshall county,
Miss, MIR! Thomas Hudson and Miss Eliza A.
Reinhardt, daughter of Col, M Reinhardt, former
iy of Lincoln, in this State. .'
la Dupln county, on Thursday the 26th inst,
by the Rev. M. G. Conoly, MIR. James c.: Holmes,
of Clinton, to Miss Eliza j. daughter of Jno. BrY-
an decd. originally Of Sampson county.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-09-15

sion was made. TOD save the Unio6y aud, as It was
the otspr ringof IbotiestI Election for This Con-
federacy, the South will adhereIto it but if the
South should yield again and gain 10, the de-
mands Of Enatics and The clamors OF, corrupt and
selfish Edemngogues, FAREWELL ga long farewell
to all "Hher greatness Pr 2a1a2 r~e5 sd a9IaTF
But great as the danger from this Proyiso ap,
pears to be. we believe 1t has been oyerstated and
oVerTated. The Democratic party of the Union
is sound upon the subject and the results of their
next Baltimore Convention will prove what we
say. AS one man they will stand up on the Mis-
souri, line---as one man they will 60 before the
people, pleading the cause Of equal participation
by althe States in territory that may be acquired
from Mexico, and pledging themselves to preserve
the Union by holding fast to the compromises on
which it was based and we believe they will tri-
umph-gloriously and signally triumph in ls4s.
BY the way, can the Raleigh Register, or any
other Fedcralist, point to single Federal poll
tcian or newspaper, in the States of Pennsylvania
and Massachusetts, who stands opposed to the
Wilmot Proviso? We think not All of them
we fear, occupy the same ground with Corwin
and the Feds of Ohio. -..,.,,~
In conclusion, we invite the attention of the
Whig people of North CsAoina Ito the above
Resolutions. II Is for them, and not for their
wouldsbe leaders to say, whether they will go in
with Tom Corwin" " for a second edition of the
Hartford Convention, OF whether, with the Demo
cratic Republicans, they will stand forward bold
ly in favor of their own country and in defence
Of Southern rights.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-09-15

Has lie greqt 9q,siher of nature pFpyiaed s with mo
remedy the diseases leading there
to which are 50 feaFfully common country Has
sacking other lands Nc, Iii is moi So The best-Na
ture's own remedy, is ready al our hand. The Wild
Cherry and the Pine furnishes with cure, where
cure is possible DnWistafs Bafsam of Wild Cherry,
formed by chemical extracts from, Wild Cherry bark
and tar relieves all of consumption and efec-
uaily cures Il where it has nof Prgesssd soar be
beyond cure, subdues the most nversrate Of the
Asthma, even 80 and 40 years standing stops raising
of blood after ofher remedies fail-and removes every
kind of affection ofthe Lungs and Liver which our eli
mate induces The remarkable efficacy of this wonder
full medicine in many diseases Hitherto deemed incura
excited among physicians great curiosity as to
the precssnatnre Off Ingredients Let purchasers
beware of limitations and counterfeits. 5ontty SB =
None genuine u Mess signed BUTTS on the wrapper
gq For sale, Wholesale and retail; by WILLIAMS,
HAYWOOD g. CO., Raleigh N. C.-2i E. sI9aoF4
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-09-15
NOTICE..

DY Virtue Of Deed in Trust TO executed for
D purposes therein mentoned shall proceed to sell
to the highest bidder, Wednesday, the 9Th day of
October next, at the Storehouse of S. NJ Whitaker in
Raleigh, all of his stock of Dry Goods Hardware Gro
ceres, sc. As most OF the above stock has been on
hand but short WHILE persons wishing to obtain bar
gains may do we'll by attending Sale. The sale will con-
tinue from day to day until all the Goods shall be sold
On Thursday, 7th October next. shall sell at the
Court House in Raleigh, Seven Likely Negroes one
woman about 30 years old the others boys and girls
Also, the Tract of Land of s. M Whitaker, situated in
Chatham County N. C. in the possession Of Austin
Wilson, and formerly belonging to Henderson Wilson,
dec'd-adjoning the lands of Taylor, Wilson, and 9th
ers, containing 2l5 he above tract is we'll i'm
proved, having all the buildings necessary for the man
agement of well conducted Farm. There is a Well
OF good in the yard, and thrifty Orchard of Ap
pie and Peach trees nearthe Dwelling! z.
Terms of Sale-Cash. 80. - ,.-.-..rt - p
= WILSON w. WHITAKER, Trustee
September 10, lS47. 67l-3!.