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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-19
TO CONTRACTORS.

AZ OCN 1OxaO4 O4,S.
PROPOSALS W II be received at the Office OF The
4 James River and kanawha Company IN llehilond
Va until the 9Th July next for the construction OF lree
stone dams across Jams River On the line of the Com
panys Canal between yncburg and The mouth OF North
river. The first Of said dams viii be about 81 u. high
and 100 f. long, and situated about miles above Lynch
burg the second will be about feet heii and oo H.
long and situated about 9 miles west ct ilynchDnfg
the third will be about 22 f. hiuh and 800 f. long, aud
situated about Is miles OF Iynchburg HE toun-
atlon OF these dams of and the snpeslfucures
will be required 10 be raised as high as low water level
during the present Plans i said works may be
seem and specifications her OF obalneda at the Company
office in Richmond or the Subscribers oiliee On SAD
line above Ivnchbur. and after tho lsi Of July next
WALTER GYWNN. Chief Engineer
james River and kanawha COMPANY.
Richmond 3 Isl May--tl2Jy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-19
E.GOk At TRIES /!
Another New Arri.a, of Carriages

- Another New Arrival of Carriages.
NTllllN day wo past, have received supply OF
w CO.3tHES, P.iROt tHlS, BtGGiES, with
and without tops also few RoCh7II.iI c.h.RL ICES,
new and beautiful article whehnakeS assortment equal
to in Nrgniaa Of which will be sold aecon,noda
ting terms, and at prices Ia the times All Wanting
thing IN the ahose line Will please give call, With
rance that the, purchase good terms IN an, Other
market whatever,
SliACKLEFORD s LEWEiLEN.
n. B.-We have also good uncnt of SADDLE
IA and ate fully prepared 10 give entire satisfaction in that
lnc Though business thrown somewhat into coniu
SION by the erection Of building in 'front.' tea-
cd TO ~a friends and thepuhIo generally. We hope
soon To be house the street, with i'll better
assortment oil every article IN line ST business.
All RrPtRNo in the above lne done usual whncatncss
and despatch. $. \ l..
June Its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-19

Great bargains In tts
I ApiES' Ht.Ark TIES MD SLIPS,
~ toourcd and Bronze do
Misses oplouted and black do I-.
~ OF which viii be sold al - pei Mt cheaper than any
other hoaso in ioNn,
May Its DAVIS, AIR ADAMS eco
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-06-30

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15
KRw-yoRK, MONDAY MORNING, MARCH I5,

historian drops tear upon the page and vshes them
boited out forever II Il66 when RodeT!ek o ConneT
was King Of ireland two Of the native Princes mad
quarrel Of whom one brou1hf bis complaint 70 Henry.
the murderer Of Thomas a Beckfl Tie speaker here
took rapid view Of the circUnstAnces attending the
invasion Of lreland Ia the course = vhich he rep1ca
ed tho notion Of ~ fops's pos1seDg any temporal
power founding this part Of bis ooservssions en- tie
ceisbraed Bull which pretended 20 confer the sore
reignry 81 Ireland upon an En=i5 hns, cut which the
lecturer coutendce ksc existence % . had u
was never the WI OF him Eho said that bis kingdom
not Of this world tis; L fhoUd be ooeyed proved
that Ireland hsd only not been conquered > Ao-
man foe bat ilat she assisted England 10 repe the
invader conTiced some OF Llngsrds prejudices
proved the s1,qlify and beauty q the Irish snguase
vndics,ei resris claim % literary preemnl1ce before
the records Of Ter fame had been destroyed > her op
psessors depited the sfrOc1es Of Crouwel. and the
poltrooncry Il James; The storming O, Wexford
and the BATH Of Boyne. and the siege o! Limerick
where seven hundred OF the Limerick ssses sent the
dragons OF William recoing from TIE breach tue vo
lated treaty ne fret tha; Engsrd made with Ireland
which she broke she never kept one since J. the
penal days: he VOLUNTEERS the bloody deeds Of =
the hero.smof the Irish lesders-Fiizserad, the Er.
NETS Ge emancipation Won By the now fast falling
OConne the ineeic!eEcy Of the n0derS moral force
theory AMI concluded with beautiful aPosuophe 70
the MscedsnAn HIS lecture. though long, was heard
throughou with breathleSs attention and was followed
By prOtrafted cheers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15
General Nctiess.
RHEUMATISM.

AZ ENTEAoKDINARY cAsE.
~ To -ntisf, the Public cf The gnileauciiY Of The
following statement u has been aIcslsd be@e Tie mayer
hereby c.r!fs th.t f,r the pas thirteen years have
been severely All c-d with attacks Of rhsGmsusm. prn-
cipsiy IA the hsnds and limbs, accompanied with greas
stiffness Of al he joints. Sometimes The pains have been
gTea that have beer unable move and my general
health almost completely destroyed Twas troubled
with low spirits my brain seriously affected, snd INC
ncessant and have often endured made me
repeatedly W 81 Tor On end OF my suheTnss by desh
think human beinLczn Imagine my toriufes FOR re-
lief tried almost every ning-E ny earnings went 70 bs
doctors Ia tho various ports OF Europe ~ wnicn saed
sought medical advice and for considerable time
under o the celebrated physician IN Liver
pool But be did me 40 good. On my arrival IN view
York last September, was Obliged TO leave my ship as
was unable 20 walk step without assistance anu N
other respects was In dreadful situation WIN me re-
newed ariarkA was taken to the City Hospital and put
uuder the OF Dr. Moses, Dr. Hoffman aud some other
physicians ofhe Hospital for the space o six weeks but
as ony got worse, taken 10 the SsamaDs Hospital,
a. Staten Island where several weeks undergoing
proc ess Of erciry Ths nearly killed me, aud the doc
prs lod die. As hal read NE advertise
fient Of Dr. CHRISTIE In the newspapers ana lie krrsi
that we're said TO be made by NE OeVane sncies
determined last hope, 10 send 10 The once ana GET
sons On stating nv case, the Galyanic Bands Tor We
wrists and limbs were recommended and the MAgneuc
fluid The people the Hospitals laughed A. me for get
ting them and told me not 10 show tlem 70 th7 uoc'es
Butl put them on, and used the tud FOR mo bret NV
nbs was dccreascd aud The pam = A. iess Dy ~
fe better Ia every respect, and IN krscs 1itA IN "
WEEKS l LETT THE HOSPITAL ENIIRELf,
CURED. Since that tine, which Is more than year /
have been 10 the West lndie. AID ineuce 10 AnlNeIpy
and durng all that time ! HAVE BAD No ATIASh
WHATEVER or RHEUMATISM OK ANY ONhEh
PAIN Whatever and my hesllh has been PedeeiH every
respect though have beea exposed 10 oil the ycis,ades
OF climate From being that could hardly stand,
have become a. suous and hearty At any period Of
my life, aud firmly believe that these happy and wonder
results been accomplished solely By the power OF
Dr. CHEISrIE's Gslysnic Bsnds snd Magnetic Flud.
HENRY JOHNSON, SS5 Pearl-si ~ I.
On the 18th day Of November one thousand eight han
dred and six appeared before the within named
Henry Johnson and made solemn oath that me above
statement Is Substantially true In each snt every paIcuar
N of h. tv Of
The only place in Nsw-YOrk 70 obtain CHklsItE's
genuine Gavanic snl Magnetic articles which are scheY
ing such wOud srf cures IN OF the most tMcng ais
eases IL a. lc2 Broadway, between Johns and Maiden
lane.
Beware Of spurious had worthless hmsa'ions NO drug
store has th, senuiae clIRlsTIES articles. Pamphlets
&c 10 be had gratis ~ above. m5 i"os
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15


USrrrD SrArEs DrsrsIcT CouRr-Before Judge Bets.
-The NFesIflrs TrsEsP7rfa.icn O.. TIE Sf1zboGf
Ri0ts haGd ksr sicfzs ~ ,ls bgiL- 1.-The propeller
Naugauck belonging 70 the Company. bound for Derby.
Coau. passing through Hurl Gate syainst .tron
tide about O'Clock on tie afternoon % 18th oct last
when she was overhauled ard ran into when the
IT. "a Back BY TIE Rhode Island bound for Stonnston.
Il $ said the machinery q the was 50 much injured
% te poweriess She hOise1 sail and got into the
astoria ferry whence she was t0wci back - New
YORK Is alleged that from the injury received By the
n the expense Of forwarding her freight IA another
vessel and other charges. o-cssored loss 10 her
owners OF between 81 &C., and - coo and the Rhode
Island h5ecd 10 Oblau' the amount In defence. Il
IL sverred that the collision owing 70 csriessns
and bad management on board the Naugstuck. Test.
rnony was iaken--FCr hbelsnts. Sir. E. II. Owen and
Mr. +. B. Cutting For respondents. Mesrs Morton and
Alex Hamilton, Ir.
CoURr or COMMON PLEAS-Beiore Judge Daily
Jossph RogGt and Nsry has rifs Malsara Rogers
sl1d as Margad o BrJcz This case was concluded on
Saturday. The principal witnesses. Friday against
Mrs Rogers the plSinta George Rogers with whom
JOAN Leonard worked, and Mr.. Clark Rogers said he
IN suddenly day and saw Mrs. Rogers in the
back shsp where Leonard and another man were Al
work saw nothing indecen, OF improper between them;
had heard Of her being there before both points
denied had formerly resided In the same house with
Mr. r
Mr. John Clark stated that he Is ship carpenter re.
siding in Front foot Of Gouverneur let part of the
house q Capt x and wife heara noise evening
Of persons laughing &c went up stairs and saw Mrs.
Rogers and Cslhsrine Connolly the latter was down
and IN former was pagung her; thought Der sections
were hieicate tod her she must leave the house
was annoyed By ringing ~ the door wen, one evening
and young man there. who wished 70 % up stairs
would not bet him told him Mrs Rogers was not AZ
home a young named Rlker ststcd timseli TO be
the one-he called tor young lady named Spencer who
was on visit Mrs. Mr.. Clark in biz cross sxami.
nation. stated that no did not know that anything had
ever occurred while Mr. aud Mrs r. there to ia.
lure the character Of the house.
Mr. John Cheever. crockery ware dealer, &c Ia whose
house Mr. and Mrs r lived three years. said be
saw anything improper in the conduct OF Mrs R. nor
heard anything against her till this report came up.
Other Witnesses spoke In similar msnner.-ll was
charged oy counsel for defendant that Mr. r. has sno
Their husband living 5u. the suggestions were not sup
ported by proof objections being raised The Jury re-
turned sealed verdict Ia favor OF defendant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15
NEW.YORK TRIBUNE.
How IL was Done.
NONCOMPLIANCE Of The Tribune.
WAsHICNTON. March.

WAsHIGNToS, March, l547.
4 member Of the Loco Foco party, who went
- q, the aWilmot Proviso' was pacing up
"a AVN the 400, Of the House Of Representa-.
live. .OulOquizing, after the defeat Of that meas
m,s and in the agony of bis soul he exclaimed,
1wsg we might have been able to stand up
lanai mr. Regiments, but the ten were too many
.6y os;" meaning, of course that Executive pa
,nusge bad bought up members to vote for power
,y,inst their consciences.
Z was thinking Of this when my eye fell upon
soor framed list Of the " Betrayers Of Freedom" -
let rs look at It. The facts not yet all known,
mi part Of the clOven foot protrudes.
Senator BREgsE fIlL) has had believe, two or
Aree sons in the Naval School at Annapolis one
f,hem was sent out in one Of the Public Ships, at
.yery early age. within two or three days Of the
,sisctiou OF the Wilmot Proviso"
Senator CAss Mich had son appointed Ma
"a, n Dragons under the Ten Regiments bill
while meritorlous heroes oil falo Alto ana monte
rev were not promoted.
sT,yHrs SrRoso, IN. " had the promise Of a
hgh oescs In Oregon, bat the Oregon bill failed
Io,ypH RUSSELL, N. VI it is said. has a son ap-
nointed Lieu,ensnt under the Ten Regiment bill.
II Is said that bis son was at lest Point, from
which In some way he got disconnected. He is
COW elevated over tho heads OF bis classmates.
scninated Minister 10 France.
JosEPH EDsALL, IN. j. has a nephew in office
ander the Ten Regiment bill.
JoHy S. CHIPMAS Mich was 10 be made Judge
IN Oregon under the bill which failed.
RosGRr DALE OWEN, tlnd.) was promised the
Mission TO Brazil It is said the President backed
oat from his promise, on account Of Mr.. OwES's
Physiological Work
WILLIAM SAWYER (O.) has a son, about the size
Of large Bologna, at the Naval School at Anapo-
is, recently appointed
All the above Senators and Representatives from
FEE States voted for Slavery.
Ills also said that almost every other member
from the free States voting against the Wilmot
Proviso" had Offices promised-many Of them I'M
der the Oregon bill, which failed. 1t is supposed
the President wished TO have the Oregon bill fail
IS hs bad promised more Offices than the bill would
nave contained 10 the dough faces and their rels-
ives Time will develop the rest Comment is
Unnecessary. PERsINos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15

MuRDERs.-MajoE Samuel d. Reid, says the
Chareston Mercury. a respectable planter OF GreeA
County, residing about miles from Greensboro. At
Hoody where he kept the Once was shot on ire
pshi OF "Wednesday the l4th ult while passing from the
ofice 10 his room He wss desd before his son could
reach him Oas OF his negroes has since confessed the
crime aud implicated three others they have al Dee
arrested.
A youas woman By the name OF Mary Ann cosey was
recently murdered in Muscoses, Ga BY man named
Butler
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15

MORALS OF Bosros.-The Boston Journal OF
Friday has the following
Mzaieipal CosyL-The Grand Jury came in this a.
ternoon with one hundred and thirty seven additional
indictments making tro hurSred ara oas indictments
found oy the Grand Jury st this term number unpre
redsnied in the annals OF Courts. Oi the indct
nsnts returned Of were for r5as0Hs 81 he sezss ar
~ for keeping houses fifAe Ia tor keeping bowling
alleys and violation of the license law Tor keep'ns
S.slinS houses 10 for larceny Tor obtaining goods
under false pEetences for assault On oeers and lfor
other offences.
Tue Grand Jury have been IN session mis- terra nine
the evening and have examined I've hundred and seven
~ witnesses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15
CuEHHY pE,TOHAL.-Ayers Ch~rry PsclOra

EHERHY PEtTOhAI.-AyersC h~rfJ fscl0fn
~ for Tho Of coughs colds consumption sod al AZ
feetons u tbs lungs ald THIS preparation en-
rsy free from The suspicion u guacEery and 10 recon-
mended by physicians u the highest respectabiiy. ls
nzred and mode Of pre- pafaon fully laid open 70
the nspeedOn Of Toe Med csi PrOrsso and t Il conn
deny believed ld1i is combination sack as 70 give NE
utmost energy 10 remedial etec with mo mos perfect
safety
sold ia sew-York by Hozdiey. Phelps Co. Wholesale
Druggists. lll Wslsrsti RusLt0n CO. J. hlhsD; j.
A. aeski, and Hsufy Johnson Apolhscsries, Bsoat~aJ
ar In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15
Ia pO aA . AC"AN ~ -
positive, ss'e and pernAni ~ cufefor

THIS medicine has obtained wide spread reputation 1
cure for Ague and Fever Chill or Intermittent and Re
mllenI Fever In every OF these diseases s superior
~ 10 ot remedies fully tested By s tonic pro
periss strength II given 70 the patient At the same Ine
Thai the expelled from his system Residents ~
the South viii find iL Of service, s an occasional use
OF the Tonic Febflge will guard against the dsoinisfing
effects Of the climate Be careful TO ash for BsASs Ione
FsByies a. the celebrity Of the article has given rise 10
attempts al eoanereng the be- sure therefore you
py,its signature OF Dr. James A. Bruce, az Broadway
Nsw-YOrk yil Smsoa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15
Court Cnlendar....rnIs pAr.
Law Courts.

COMMON PLEAs-PSrt Mos. !, } ) s97. :. 9. II. -
Is It. %. 2L-PAri 2Nos. 2 e. G. "a :, 10 T. H. Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15

A SCENE IN CANA correspondent OF the
fremont Wing. writing from Victoria gives the
following account Of a difficulty between General
Pillow and Lieut.. Knott
The long march speak Of was made on the DAY
preceding that on which arrived al san Fernando
On the next morning dispute arose between me 0ene'
raj aud Lieut.. Knott which occasoDed consioefaoie
excitement in the camp. The Lieut. In The long march
Of the best walkers in the regiment ala Also IN
jured of his ankles and having no tent TO sleep IN
night and blanket to wrap himself In TOOK severe
cold in his leg snd next morning being quite lame ~
nvitson got into a wagon assigned 10 the held and
staff of the regiment.
Gen. Pillow ordered him out IN such rude and un-
courteous terms that the Lieuensn, becoming excited
applied 10 him certain eptets which, true could not
with impUpity be uttered by Lieutenant TO Brgsdier
General Knott arrested and after he had surren-
dercd up his sword and was prisoner and OF course be-
yond the resch for the Of the sword OF any officer.
the General rode up him. and placing his hand upon
his sword and partly drawing H. threatened 10 cut the
IieutenanIs head Of The Lieutenant. having AZ the
ne more respect for the union OF head and shoulder
than for the superior rank OF the General placed his
hand IN the breast Of his coat seized revolver and told
the General that II be dared 70 draw his sword be woud
shooi him whereupcn the General took second sober
Thought and concluded lei his sword remain quies
cent al nex, brigade muster. The matter was arranged
BY tbs Lieutenant spologziDg for breach OF discipline
al personal matters 10 be arranged when the campaign
IL over"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15
THE ELDoRADo PAIN ABsTRAoroR;,

TTNLIKE MOST OF The PREPARATIONS OF THE
ODAY, this Ointment lays no claim 10 perform won
ders; but Il does ella N remove pain and ILLUMINATION
and TO cure burns wounds and Bruises soonsr man any
Of The boosted magical compounds. To prove tis, AZ
well a. 70 show 10 success In piles Rheumatism sgls
face frosted iimbs, fever broken breasts nda
erysipelas large number OF certificates from physicians
and patents open FOR examination at the principal Of
Fee where wen Of the agents pamphlets can be pro-
cared Price - sua 37i per box, containing slsrger
qualify then Is given elsewhere Druggists AID Woe.
sale dealers applied on liberal Principal Once
4I2 Broadway. Agsnts-H. JOhns0n, 10 BrvadWayi J.
H. AFFORD l68 BOery; Bunce corner Of Catherine and
5onIh sts. I7fImeoa JAMES A. BIZ CE. PIopfIetor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15
THR nR.r PAlILY MEpiCINE Is

u Bushes Vegetable Pills-they are composed Of M
lures own remedies herbs and vegetable extracts OF rare
exceence and ofs combination happy that they ssss
her In her efforts expel disease and restore hoatn
They purify the blood eQuaLe the circulation snd restore
the liver Kidneys and other seeretoy organs 10 healthy
tone and action From their tonic properties hey never
produce that debility Of The stomach and ntesnes 80 oisn
the consequence Of use OF otner Purgsuves Ia dyspe
STA and all bilious affections they have proved superior 70
any other medicine They cleanse the stomach and inss
tines from al impurities and from their general scnon
give renewed snersy TO The consultation: ffiee WIN io
sale retail al The principal Office, No Az Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15
Maryland Observation-Disclosures and Ohio
Observation-Disclosures &c.

Correspondence OF Inc Tribune.
BALTIMORE March IL lsf7.
The Maryland Legislature has adjourned per
force their time being limited to the 10th Of March
by the Constitution The great act Of tho session has
been one for the resumption and regular payment OF in
terest on the State debt
In respect Of some proceedings of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Ia which the pecunry interests Of the
State were deeply involved the Governor and Mr. Nc
Lane are AZ points The merits Of the question set
forth by the Governor and Attorney General on one
hand and the President OF the Road Senator Johnson
on the other must be interesting 10 all concerned and
this aud other great institutions Of the kind and these
documents soMe of which you will hnd in the Bait
more American of this morning. will doubtless find their
way stlcngth or by analysis IN the Railroad JOuInaL-
The Governor speaks OF the President OF the Road as
sraaRa whose arguments and course OF
proceedings would not be expected from MdrydHdeT,
having direct interest in the prosperity aud honor OF
the state On the whole the signs are or
The road-,he Company would seem to have been play.
ing fast and loose between Virginia and Pittsburgh until
In both OF them kindly dispositions and anxiety Tor near
er connection TO have been superseded oy wnat
Col Benton Qhe would-be LieutcnsntGeneral') would
call antsgOnistical feelings"
In the House of Delegates, Mr.. Coad made an Hgu'
mentave report In favor OF the necessity Tor more earn
est and extensive application OF science TO Agriculture
and recommended the appointment OF competent In
sructor 10 deliver to the three Gubernaors Districts
during the three following years lectures on
Chenstry Il is to be feared that this enlightened re-
mort is In advance of the times by several years Al
present the nation under that excitement which the
smell of blood produces herd OF cattle and there
Is In It's head bump prominent as the bump oil De
The senate of Maryland as did that of New.Jersey,
and the Legislature Of Delaware, has zee, made very
honorable mention Of your periodical The FARMERS
LIBRARY AND MONTHLY JOURNAL or AoRicVLrvRK.
and have recommended introduction into the Colleges
Academies and Schools OF the country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15

rIRCTLAH.--l zse tho liberty 70 tniorn ~ fe2 -
~ snd pEclc Ia general. I'M tne trn o. y" IL ~
GROoT Co vas dis-olyed On ne u feb AS. and ,n@t
! have removed 80 SzsssusL SnefS slAl cO1ls-o
clothing asuzt posiion q ne P-SsS
Dafrcragr Il respectfully solicited. -, 49,.
JOaS 2. BRITToS, sei Es,ss1.s-
Ps TIE cuaing department. Is g95er ne so,s otee-
or of w " Pars-lis h well k1oEn eettsr % Iae rss
fr1 ofw n De Gfool 4 Co. ~ ln.l ! = 5k1II0a.
$4,000 WORTH q sfs ss.1sd si
narsst, tat the stock vii pay ~ per eenl per snnl
~ lss sezt TEL yee Address n<asc1fsf 81 ins once
a he Sew.YOrk Express. - ~
sy-,1 E--Ds-1 VEL D I-ei c.snlsis1, nssrly
new: made 10 the pe-fse manner nted fos re-
r-fvtnv ses through sls er &c at ready 20 %
Skipped ssy part " rs country In9airv q D. hxzD'
. Brewery