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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-07

''f' vi f1'f''''' T'"T 10y
I(l virtue 9" d rec 81 Circuit Superior Court of Law
ID and Charrery, the County Of Campbell pronounced
in the case oi "Capeon * Crmp, Dukes Admir-" tho
dersigncd, Commissioners therein appointed for the pu
pose, will proceed Saturday the 18TH inst SELL on the
premises certain IRft,T or L-AAD the said decree
nentIoncd belonging the Of the late Archibald Is
Duke, containing between ~, and 100 ACRES situated in
the County of Campbell, and living few miles below tie
awnoi lynclbug, being the land, formerly owned BY
Mlraph Davis r. Esq and by him sold to the SAID Duke
1lc sale will be made at public auction and a credit Of
q, II and Is months Good personal security will be required
the bonds for the purchase money, and the title retained
until the whole purchase money is paid,
JOHN WILLS
JNO NJ SPEED,
Iau. 7--tlSJ Con-,iy,onsr,
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G~5- Eloquent tributes We're pad to the talents public
worth and exalted private virtues ihe late MIR. Barrow.
in the Senate Wednesday, By his colleague Mr. John
son. Mr. Benton. Mr.. Breeze and Mr.. IIapnegan. Mr..
Crtleulen attempted say something, butoverPowered
BY his feelings, had TO take his seat.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-07

NJ VIM. o. Goode, Esq, Speaker Of the House Of
Delegates. having resigned the chair. John Winston
Jones, Esq. elected Speaker by unanimous
vote. We regret t. find that continued i'll health was
tie caus of Mr. Goodies res guaon
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-07

o. The absence from Richmond Of our intcligen, ccr
respondent has deprived Of his yors io the last two
lssucs We hope To rrcsena letter from HIM our ncNl.
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NOTICE

LYON the purpose OF closing business speedily
possible, have, the lst inst placed in III. hands
Nelson \ Pa,tcsnn, all the drhs due IN. Al per.
sons owing the enn"ctn vii Please forward ard settle
all having claims against the will please present
them Ia him ihf settlement HOLT s. STEPTOE.
WITS
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Law Notice
CASH for 900 NEGRO ~.

~ Earc no" in market To purchase our fall supply
w of NEGROES II
We can say To our friends, and the public generally,
that we will pa, tic
HIGHEST CASH PRICE
Ion all young and likely n f . Il 8, of 10th
SEXES.
Those having such To sell will find il to their interest
Ia call IN us before making sale.
Three good BltCkSMlI'lIS and CARPENTERS
ant cd. We VIII give liberal price for the same
HART s. DAVIS
n. B-All communications from tho country rels-
i've to the above description Of property will meet win.
prompt attention H&D
July 90 IA
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ID FSPEtfFIIlY invites the attention Of Purcha
- sr' 10 his Stuck Of PIANO FORTES, at tho
aloyo Establishment, feeling confident that they will
give satsiaeton IN every respect All his Pianos are
warranted and sold trial suhcc, 10 10 returned if not
good.
Constant addition enable him present At all tmos
an extensive assortment. embracing all the styles ufnish
both ii sew1od aud Mahogany. He also o,rs for sale
Piano Forts fum gcatcr variety Of makers than any
ct ief Establishment In the State. thus aordip The great
est a,an' gcs IN lie way of selection He is also su
Ngoai Tor the est aid most celebrated makers in Now
York. Boston, Baltimore. Richmond and in Germany.
Noono can nun the least risk in purchasing Piano #
T. H. Taylor They every thing he rcpr, scns then,
10 h. Power sweetness and Lrlliancy Of tone are ha.
ply blended and elegance, taste and durability of work
manshp are IN the highest state e The art wri,ton
warranty Is given with each Instrument 8 I'D by him
ordrrs from the country attended with the creates,
runeuAuS an1 Ladies and Genllcmen residing nj a dr.
mncc. assured that whenever he favored lth orders
per letter II II no less his practice than his interest 10
s'nd such Al instrument viii hear the sircies SCRUTINY
Prices nchdng packing 500. $3.50. $3.50 $500,
$50. $500, $50, 400. and upw ards.
=, II. Il. keeps Musical l0strunacnas. in
general. q the best quality large Stock II lassicaI
and Standard MUSIC always on hand and he u Gun.
sanity receiving the newest Publications.
DEE. SITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-07

o. new llarbor aud River Bill has been introduced
into the House Of Rclrcs niat,,s 1t proposes the up
preparation Of alou $S5O0Co IN sums varying from 800
10 S2OO.OOO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-07

o. MAJOR Early left this place in the psckc, for Rich
moud IN Monday morning. with the intention If IFS
vices could be accepted. aud cndcavor raise
another comran, in this vicinity.
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DINSOLlII'iON.
.V'EB1' GI.S'GEEp.H

TIVE suhcr hors have lated themselves together I'M
1 der the finn and STYLE ot
ROBERTS & WALL TR,
ior tic Iunosc # conducting
" hotsaie and Remi Gr'coy, and Commission B,n,
Hcss,
il this place, nj IL. old ard 4 I, Rlcrt. ard will 4.
ucs, kccp lrrre nd ell selected Stock m Groceries
which tly no. ic'l ~iiny invite tie attention OF their
friend. and the public generally.
RNIAND ROBERTS,
Jan. It's klt lARDP. WALLER,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-07

We have been favored wit. ihr following corresp,n
dencc h, which the movements of tie Moncomer, No-
nntocrs may he Inferred. We do MT suppose that they
can reach lNnohhng before Saturday evening and Ioss
bly, not tei'rc the next uemlng. Ncrromls, them
dial Welcome and hosptahle cncii.. orneat.
S,IEN, RusNokE CotNrY.
D,ccmlcr eth. 1916
Ny Dear Slr The ctz,ns # Tins place having lc,n
informed that the Con pany If Volunteers lrom Mont
gumcry county, commanded by Yourself expected 10
pa.s through Town III few DAYS, thrir way 10
hchmnnd, held 4 meeting this evening. and appoint, d
commit to invite them make this place one OF then
stages and accept o accommodations winch will pro
vldcd tr them l ms duty the undcrs' encd has now
the pleasure o performing. Though Won, behalf of the
committee and hcgs LEAVE express for himself and each
mcmLC o IT, as we'll as Tor the citizens .cncnlly. the
hope that y,ur omcus will allow y,u accept an
invitation cordially Given feeble manifestation OF the
gratitude they 81 towards those who voluntarily peril
Their lives IN the discharge of what they regard duty
they owe 10 their county.
JOHN H. GRIFFIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-07

/ AM nov prepared or Storing and t,nng Corn viii
receive Corn al the Roat Landing and convey Ia the
Mills lice OF charge aud deliver fiji, pounds Mea',
measured hushe at Com lEt,nd pats, which best
iood toi stock that can be got and the cheap II
Jan 7-wtw A NIIrtu\M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-07

NJ have thiS moment been inf rnrd. Nv Lieu,cu-
AM tcnlmandaut Sen ct tn S.sns,s t,I, Of the
nll'd states ing Npn,rs. AMI tic hiss II two ii L,ruf
erS aud large uum'r Il her crew and Of the ,ar no
rts made J., the officers aud men ut,er ylur com
mand 10 save the Ives OF Tn. nH1finaa'es cann l. my
dear .eNInssh y'n the grateful t,clings Of myself
and Irlther Ulcers for tbs nlle prf Of deep devotion
and gen,r Ms sympathy. and Icy ylu 10 accept fr
yourself. and all nndr Your command our warmost and
most Ir1isund thanks.
The gallant rivalry displayed by the boats of the dit
i,rent flags affords gratifying proof that sailors Of what
ever nation. while di>rt earlng their own safety will
dare everything 10 ave the lives Of uthcrs
! shall Immediately make known 10 my government
aud TO Comm dore toun all the circumstances of these
nrrJts acts.
With rrer respect. ! subscribe myself your Obliged
and st otcotut raht.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-07
FINANCES OE MARYLAND.

From the Nessag OF Governor Pratt il would appear
tai Mary land IS r pared 10 The regular payment
ofthc interest her debt For the last two wears she
his paid CONS dcaby than the accrung interest
She owes. however. abb II; 81 200e0 Of arrears which
she will have to fund Tie annual interest On the debt
is 6jl sci
Ordinary CXrensus HD,Om
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-07

Gj' We had hoped that the runor which reached US.
through the Mexican journals # the destruction of the
garrS IN left in The Cry of the Angels BY Commodore
Stockton, if not altogether mI1ndd al least grossly
exaggerated. Ncrcgrc To find from the spond"ncc
Of the Baltimore Sun that the is acquiring coass
tence and may probably lie iruc.
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Correspondence u the Ediimorc San.
WA,HrNGroN Dee. 81, 1916.

have om;t;c to inform you TINT it has been stated
from entitled II credit that letters have been
received here, confirming tha reported destruction of
r.ne, at Los Angels in i.ppcr California. These let
tiers. it is sad,gve the further intelligence that 1t Mad
docks. Of the Marine Corps, formerly of this city, is
nong the number killed. The number massacrad now
aied at 100 You will have perceived thai tic adyces
iron Vera Cuz. received AT New Orleans and New
York. via Havana. contain the Hin ofthe affair
which sent week or Two since. give the infnr-
nation as Re, lived it, without intending hold myself
rcsponsil le for It's accuracy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-07
Ordinary CXrensrs
Wills, the receipts for the rast year were
From the direct Tax
From other sources

There is no doubt then tint Maryland will inn,d
ably resume Payment.
The sinking fund aInouns To about ard half mil
Ions and will il not ntr,crod with, Ntngush the debt
CT the State in thirty years.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-07
GROCERIES. DOMESCICS &C.

Consisting OF every description OF goods generally found in
that business which they will sell the lowest price
Tor cash time To regular Their goods " III he
urcha principally for cash, that they will be enabled to
otIrr Inducements 10 purchasers.
They will also keep on hand Manufa ctured" and
SnOk ing Tobacco, of their various
qualities, with which they would be pleased To furnish the
former customers o Mcdaniel and and any Others
wanting that article
They have several yeats experience, and offer their
seVrc a tENiRA COMMISSION AGtNT>, for The selling
Goods and Country Prod which liberia anc,s w III be
made, and will receive social attention
All Goods and Produce consigned for transportation will
be forwarded " ith despatch and free ol drsy age
I.ynchbufg, iannar,
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CITIZENS S.DLNGS 81 VA.

Noll't Is hereby given. thai the Annual Meeting of the
Stockholders ui this Institution III be held at Tho Ollie
OF the BanL, Oh this evening (lhtda At 81 u'clo h. T.
full and puuena attendance oi o,cr, Stakeholder car
Mostly requested as business o much Importance
acted. JOHN ROBIN MEDIA NlIi p,..,dcn,
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NJ. {. IIRRl



Capt Gro. r. i,urrRr.
Senior Officer II. VI. naval forces oll Vera Cruz
1t remains 10 he seen What steps Government may
take 10 shnw lis sense oi such noble conduct We hope
the subject may he ugh up in Corgn =, and tn ub
lie gratitude manifested in worthy Of the na
ton.
The New Orleans Pirayune les riding the conduct
Of these brave and generous foreigners. says
The officers Who went out in the hoa,s as we learn
from 1crcnt letters fore probably all young
men-juar lleutnants and midshilmcu-Wh the cN
ceplon Of Iarleten, the fir lieutenant of the British
veSSel- war End,mon-ahr Is 50 10 be made
mandcr. The gum r"fthe Eudymiou impnrtuncd Cap-
tain lanbr to let him 10 10 the Of distress. amid
the fury OF tbs st IN his gig with many frcd ngs
as t. the issue the captain consented. Tie gunner
The FIST To reach Green lslal. and his noble cNantle AMI
success inspired others. Mshpman Saz. Of the French
man of war T,lade. came rcN then fllowcd Lou,
Wood with the latin h ofthe End,m,n
Sal'z rs soon Is he 'ani cd On sh,r. en- lancd why
ihe other rcncf lg Ms MT r. scented hy Ter Loaf
she. Che Mercurc) nd s,rl ht Whale l,at 10 lee
Warl. THIS later IT,. y nrrt MIS- lic NEST tar-soltod
N' as d2r u" adyruiaret all and WAS mol " reward
d y The nscncd 'n iltts. he french also vtor,d
out NE luols 10 ung lin 10 he assistance any uu
mnate Who might be- hui!,iil thu waves. and with a
genre sly which dos them oroal credit tie Erpishmcn
award toe praise If tie lest directed tNorons 10 Eeir en-
thuSiasc nclolb the occasion.
The Picayune i, in It's Praise Of the Humane
conduc, desert Cd above, and adds
Humanity oNufs the struggles cf the brave Mht
risk themselves for icreNcrcd 1htir f,loN N II. OF
the many who volunteered t. rolh the menaciru storm
no enc perhaps expected even the reward eta luilc
knowcd .mehrt f their yaor. We hold ii the heuudcn
duty o! the Government 10 that such services from
sIangcrS be not Suffered 10 90 unlequed. he brave
iars de tryc medal fer Their Saor. and ee,mIose fl
their generous DEVOTION
We mourn he loss of 50 ~ gallant 81 rits-tnt tn,
scene displayed on Tie wI,ck-the coon,ss disc line
m9glannity. ard aiuce # all solfshmss tie devotcr
# hc men 10 ictntofs nd II { nt,rcs' If he officers
fer tic sate-y Of Tie n.or-gre worth the service
dezen such sessos and taken IN coEneNi,n with the
geer conduct If the ccrs and semen Of The men Of
war Of oih,r ralds. is calculated To illustrate
The avail lnsson aud to ,rn,llo lluan nature
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-07
OBITUARY.

Died, in New York, on the 3oth ult in the 26h yea
oi her age, Mrs ANN + l. krns,s, eldest dau .her q
DIR f.. II. Carmichael. Of Richmond
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7YCC0kskEI, a SsNPNON.

GHOt ERS.IND Cb.hniSSft.N.HERfIL Ik'TS,
TIE Old STAND or M'ptNIlI & m'ouRKIF
AVE 'hascd the Stock Of Goods 81 the late firm
and will cce,e, IN lew dnys,p fresh supply in nddi
ion thereto, and they now offer io sale To the patrons
atc finn, and the public Eencnlly a lntt s,rrly Of
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-09-08

Captain 10. During Doniphap's march FROM
EI Passo TO Chihuahua, the black servants rofihe
different officers Of the regiment formed themselves
into company. There were twelve Of Them, Of
which number eleven were officers and one high
private Jo-, servant to Lieut.. D-7;t was elected
captain. He was the blackest of the crowd, and
sported large black feather with a small black
hal-a large sabre with an intensely bright
hilt-which same sabre was eternaIIy getting Ia
volved in the intricate windlngs of his bow legs,
With 10 for captain they were formidable body,
and 70 hear them talk, they, would do wonders
During the battle of Sacramento; however. tbs
company were not to. be seem but aterthe balle
was, over, they were cspied breaking ont from the
wagons and joining in the, pursuit. That evening
one Of our officers attacked 10 about bis company.
?" Well, 10, heard your men were hid Behind
the wagons, during the fight 2" - - -
{" LieutcpanL Use berry sorry, to say il am: de
truf! done everything; calfd. on de paterisrn
Of de men; | iniokcd dem by all dey hold most
deah in dis world an de mex, but il, was no 60;
dey would gil on the wrong side of. de wasops,'
"And what did you do there ' '.''',os 80 =.
!" stood dar genln'' cooler, and the 6ine kept
giain'. hotter, and at Last de cannon balls cum 90
ormighty fass, r thought de best ting dis nigga
could do, war 10 git behind de Wagons hesetfT'
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-09-08
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The North-Carolina standard., 1847-09-08
---lhe ear is all unstrung, .,

"StI, still il loves the iowland tongue.
But time, which natures and ripens, also de-
Hrcys; and as our eyes wander over this assembly,
We mourn the absence Of many a familiar cOun-
tenance and many beloved form. While we ac-
knowledge new and welcome accessions to our
humber from the youthful graduates of the'year
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-09-08

This above all, to thine own self be true = -
And il must follow, as the night the day4i.s - !
Thou canst !,then be false 10 any man. {. ..
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-09-08

M the Hon. JOHN Y .My4SO ON, deliUered before The
|aiur,ai association Of the University Of NORTH
Carolina, Jtsse 2, .1647.@ i st-as. -.. -zf
The Arkansas banner., 1847-01-27
CONDITION OF THE MESSENGER AND REVIEW.

l. THE MESSENGER AND REVIEW IS pub ished in monthly numbers. Each number contains not less than 6l large super royal pages, printed on good type, and in the best manner, and paper of the most beautiful quality.
 ,. The "MEssESGER AND REvlgw" is mailed on Of about the first day of every month in the year. Twelve numbers make a volume,-and the price of subscription is S5 per volume, payabie in adcaRee nor will the work be sent to any one, unless the order for it is accompanied with the cash. 0Ct-THE YEAR COMMENCES WITH THE JANUARY NUMBER. NO SUBSCRIPTION RECEIVED FOR LESS THAN THE YEAR, UNLESS THE INDIVIDUAL SUBSCRIBING CHOOSES TO PAY THE FULL PRICE OF A YEARS SUB SCRIPTl0N, FOR A LESS PERIOD.-Ea
 3 The risk of transmitting subscriptions by mail sill be assumed by the proprietor. But every sub scribeF thus transmitting payment is requested be- sides taking proper evidence of the fact and date of mallingl to retain memorandum of the number and particular marks of the note sent; snbscrip lions may be remitted through the Post Masters, according to the present laws.
 [. Ii subscription is not directed to be discon- unned before the first nnm6s: oi a volume has been published, ii will De taken continuance for an other year.
 ,. Any one enclosing a S2O current bil at one tlme, with the names of FIVE NEW subscribers, shall receive FIVE copies of the MEssENGER AND REVIEW, for one year.
 G. The mutual obligations of the publisher and subscriber, for the year, fully incurred as soon as the hrst No of the volume IS issued and after that tune, ho discontinuance of subscription will be permitted Nor wilt any subscription be discon- uhued while anything remains due thereon, unless al he option of the ed. .or.
 B. E. MINOR, Editor aud Proprietor.
 Richmoad, Va, October, Isl6.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-01-27
NEW SERIES OF THE CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE AND APPENDIX.

'pNGRESS, at it's last session, through the Joint N Library Committee of the two houses, having authorized large subscription for the Congression- q Globe and Appendix, and the Senate, by resoiu- Iop, haslng directed the mode of preparing the re- ports oi lts proceedings. and authorized the Seets- 'aFy ol the Senate to contract with he undersigned. ,oPna'ing that the reports when written oa; shall Os 'abeei to the revision ot the speakers the Con- s'gss'ohal Globe and Appendix is now odered 10 the P1O'ic not oaiy as an authentic. but as an ohcial spoH Of the proceedings of Congress, made under 'as eye, and published by authority of the body
 | he undersigned originated the mode of lournal- HnS he proceedings of Congress. which, thus adop- "' IS Co be perfected with the aid and nnder the s- yefn''on of Congress. Their publication was the As' and only that gave each successive step in every measure m both branches of Congress; brief o' a' '"e debates; every important vote and an Ap fe0d'S including a fnii length all the revised spec 'Ae' delivered during the session.
 ne Wclk, as lt IS now 10 b. conducted by them, VIII De found most pescot political history. The
 Ns'orS ifon The States and the Representatives '.A every srCi!on ot he Union, bring with them l@o '2Rgress knowledge of the feelings, senti- iN aad interests ot theif several coGsliu sncies.
 o!'1 op'uon and the public information, as 1t ex- I A'''H- u'osc they represent, are embodied by "' 'A' aai a The cIuclble of Congress the wisdom " .i' ua.s Is brought to its test and IS there ,t'e"A,ed' 'p directing the political movements at , S- ~sois eo1nsy. The impulses thus e:sea .s6a NHhgress ir0m every quarter react upon the ~ -a'oN as whole, aHd all ilS component parts afs ''''-s !" l's's m cooperation The press cannot
The Arkansas banner., 1847-01-27
A STRANGE TALE.

The New Orleans Delta. of a recent date says that few years since, Sergeant in the army al Fort Leaveuworth was arrested on charge ot having stolen money from Lieut. IT., an officer of that station. He raa away. and was followed, arrested, and money fo',nd upon him. The Lieutenan, on hearing ol his arrest, disappeared, and was supposed to have been murdered.
 The Sergeant was brought up ler examit,a- ton. The proof was exhibited to him, the money, his flight. &c.; his only reply was. "Where is my accusef' Bring him before me and you shall see who IS tie thief "-- But Lieut.. T., could not be found. The Sergeant then confessed that he had been bribed by Lieut.. T., to desert and take upon himself the iniamy which justly belongs to the Lieutenant himself, who was defaulter to the Government, and wished 10 cover his crime by the alleged robbery of the Sergeant T'ha; he had given hum two hundred dollars and horse, lo Ay from the fort, which, after a severe confic, with conscience, he at least consented to do. but that before he had gone many miles his horse broke down. and he was thus oyertakrn and arrested.
 On the ist of October last. as tI.e Mexican face was marching out of Monterey, one ol the officers under Gen. N orsh, whose troops were drawn up to salute them. recognized in one of the Mexican Coloneis a familiar force, which proved io be that of Lieat T.. The Delta says:
 As soon at .he Mexiean's eye fell upon the faces of she-two Americans. he was ob- sesved io grew desdly pale, and pull his cap over his eyes and turn away Bns the Americans had seen enough ts satisfy ,l,em that the Mexican Colonel was no other .han the renegade Lieal T.. for whose crime poor man now suffers the infamy of in prisonnent in tbe peaIteuiiary of Missoari An inspection of the Mexican military roll and inquiry among the Mexicaa officers coa6rmed the truth of the perscaal obsesya ton o9 our officers.
 We understand that this evidence will b, laid before ti,e Executive for the purpose Q ohsaiaing comGsulation of the pusishmenl e the unfortunate sergeant, the victim of tn infamous treacheEy aad viiiany of this bas officer. who, to lhe crime of hagiBx dis graced his eouniry's uniform and betraye iis confidence, adds ,he etsraal igiamy of ,h | parEieisis and the traitor,