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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-01
40 us ch.,r,na" Of the Committee on senooI>

The friends cot reform ol lhc Primary System Of Edrra
ton lroEiu. with considerable tho efforts
that are now being made, in tho Virginia Legislature, on
subject oi Common Schools. IL ~ proposed u seems
nmerd the Of 9TH March last and hoped that the
upcfiocuons thereof " 10 bc fcinsdcd-
IL the otor hand, matt Of great regret that any
the representative ihc Leg stature houd ihcnsc,c-
oprnrunn. .ccung.y n 'bcd,cuc" bchc.t of their
respective r"Iurt, O. u'- proposition 10 reform Tee old
-y-t'u, ~ ih' utf.du" i'u H I0d better Tho
old system o.. bsi u'd and whatever benefit hos result
Cd uc'irDu. tutng g. 'ir ri extremely detective
Something ought long rIncr 90 have been dome brh,i
hc tnlur hing cause ui common education and had i'
Legislature, 30 of Co years acted with
is subject. W. should not have the la'r
NIX the face, tHs lasting jatricr o' Virginia with
the almost irrru.drIhr number D' thousand adults
l siflt who neither their names nor
read thor yerIacuI,r lie tir face di7 all
united neglect 1ud mot lurninbic state {" tng-, some
thing then ought bc dlhr and the Tie better
Virginia 1pd poscfiiy. What il,1i ~, must be- left the
Lrgr-ltuIe, no ~ wisdom, a. determine TIL" District
School Sy1t'u perhaps me beat that h,s boon yet de-
weed bu tins t. be- objected Ia. bccnpec f1r1pat
o. vii enpd ore additional an,unt p tisat,n hc rom
mYny. Th1t increase oi taxation however, conf.
denly beloved, tho people Will with pic sure. rotl,f llan
murm1r'ug submit O., especially Boz c'r d~ritDn ui the
m'u.d b'rrn. hoy fom elves will be- inc OF r-
r1rrng t' po.ir-y 10y fnr1 voluntary 'ri " tue l"s1
should prefer a. ryr fc MISTER in tho different
r's i"r acceptance rejection instead ot mnkins ai
owe. '1uye "n them 90 educate thsir own ciulJcu nud
p'y 't tci,h.r1, perhaps e method contemplated by tho
Not NJ March HfisI Co., will be- The best that be-
adopted, especially when that oct has been perfected "a
prop nrd.
al ho countca bro ihc State Ought, rc his by that act
p have been lad 90 di.tct md 10 have appointed
Comm -ipnef- au Suprrutsudour Tbesc pre- regulates
have been complied with On this county L'uiia and y't
sron, two years VIII have ~ rnpse before the .y1
tn can Boz cnfficd iut, TOLL operation though rs
people should approve. II ~ therefore, respectfully sug
gescd hat thc nal n this AVID other counties desiring
may ho taken The Spring elections. II b. asp sub
niHtd thtt to election Of teachers by ihc
mplaicd by the Act be- toll md complete, without on,
reference a. lho Commissioners being necessary.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-01
The Southern Planter.

We have received the ast number OF this cheap and
luablo monthly, which strongly recommend
10 the agricultural portion OF readers We here
toore announced that the Planter been transferred by
it, late Proprietor Peter d. Bernard, Esl by whom It
Will hereafter bo PunctuaIy issued. Hs editorial depart
ment, however, will sull bc IN the hand OF Charles
r. Bolts, Esq. undar whose Jealous and able
the fiaatcr has dc~cTed.y Obtained hgh reputation and
an extensive circulation
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-01

The BIN. msking prov sion Tor thc continuation OF The
Csnal has been reported back O, to House by the eon
rouce N Road. ana Internal Navigation TO winch. nncr
No. reconsideration. t lao been referred Toe committee
rp. t,t,ds.c thr am1unt Apr. p,7tcd. from s73tUuO.
ain ., ors,oal BILL To- s3louop. Co be- expended he
.r,ous,s. q hlr raa.I u,s iyuchbuls The sl'o Of
$4,000 Tor us dan OF C.-'ersy,Iic and oi 100000 io
is rt aud di 1T TyIefs Shoals, 10 the kinawha "y'r
.rs sfrtrt an
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-01

We a,r, tah, IN advance OF the mail" announcing
rsc ut mr day ago. the election Of Jacob W. Miller
o. a. g. ssnatrr by toe Legislature ct New ;oIrey The
sciou TOOK pa.r last Thursday. with The following TO-
ssts Ja,o, " ddlst twhg) -. Garrett d. Wall OsOco,
.ud 90 90 Aan.wu Fedcrsst IN 1872 -.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-01

GLv Is VfsA -Int officer pass several days in Vera
Cfut he rourn, aud when hc it Hr c capital be- pub
bshod short address tie people Of that city lie shows
hmsflfctfcmsiy well satisfied with bis b. airing under
calamity and pfoiesses vrry honorable patriotism and an
eagrf desire Tcrumo hia position the army ~ tho
course the adir,-s h. tlkrs say that VIII r
tho United States be- enjoyed cycry hospitality that nr
thing wanting 90 im aud that ins,lncc dad the
N U PicdyBHe.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-01

on n morning ne 1l,t u't a0ct bro, but painful It.
STERLING Z CRtNF, Esq
u, nncra VIII take r1ee Monf1y ,n,rao,u NJ os'o-s
from he late residence shocsoc i NJ en- conner OF o. "a and
ON stec' NE iteni' nrr respectfully requested arrti with
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-01

Wo cali to- attention OF th,s, Interested, Go ila adser-
u-cmoni- W. Robert Wood aud OF Mr. John Baird OF
rhl,dcpha-ihc former manufacturer Of Iron RuiIugs,
aud the latter IT work IN Nsrblcboth upon extensive
.rtls
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-01

o. The New Orleans Fielyune of tho ri uiL announ
the arrival in that CITY oi Colonies Tplen aud Bsu
head hc the Engineer aud the latter OF the Ar
ILLL.I rnLnl- u InnL. In Nl.rI.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-01

~ As ptct,St ior ho auact made by Mr. Tirkiu
upun Cen Tsyor the House of Representative. few
d,y- ago, hn. gentleman read letter from the Army.
.,haI some weeks since ap AIRED 300 the New Orleans
gicayuDs t,.oroy rejecting upon br War Department pr
81. l1.j.f sod s aDtoI,r and which Mr.. expressed
,,e opinion bad been vuu.n D. of to Generals .an
tpr ,1e pHrprs of s.uridi hm, hy assault upon r.
Accommodation The ricayuna. h1vcyef, promptly spikes
bt ruu That p.psf -ay- Tfsn ouf cpucsp pudDnr BE-
su officer Cd, the afniy but true tat Boo Dol u utct
ol cav ra,ors -ad TO- I,. uo indaesmcut Cd, sp 90,
Government ,nliscr, IN panoryr.zc G-r Taylor sboy,
hs ncuis nor dos hr t1nc ct his Whiting. Iu-f, qua.
,uu o., the contrary. De- looked FOO no pet with to ey,
of colder. aud ,o hc future with knowledge derived
from past ~ pcucuc,."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-01
RICHMOND THEATRE.

TNHE PUBLIC Is Respectfully Informed. this
- Establishment. tavfg teen rented Nt LIMITED -tsON
~ NJ o. 4. MARSHALL, OF The Walnut sic.f Ttc,r,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, FIERY I'd. I-47.
Under the dfSct oftbe Coned "A Mr. w ut AXIS
AN ENCELLENT COMPANY
Compos'd ~ nany Of The PROMINENT performers Of c Northern
1hcateF win sppcat.
TUE ORCHESTRA 'fccni. md ths general sr,ny.o.,,.
such ae V b. tonfien srui.d merit tlc favor r m ,
VI Fot IN pa'ucu regular bills and d,y ,lg.,,,,
w.. ot
~ OOLSElS' SUGARS. 20 half b,,cs. Co,
w "N@ De ~ DAVENPORT, ALLEN co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-01


communication was received from the Senate an
noSne'ns inc passage by that body OF number OF bills
in by The Hama. NN''~~''>~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-01

MI HANNoNp presented the petition OF Charles Wallace
asking be compensated for military services rendered b
MN ddnhS the late war. AlsOof ciixeus OF the
4 Maroon, tor the passage at Act requiring polls
opened al ihe general elections,
the people IA relation To the p,opety O granting license
IN each county % tue keepers OF ordinances. Mr. DAVIS
o citizens ct tue counties ol Green aud Madison TOT the
extension OF the Louisa Railroad through the county ct
Gtccnc 10 the base OF the Blue Ridge. Mr. Co,Er VITA
drew and presented sgan, petition ct the Convention
Colccts. ITrscnlcd al the Iisi srssinn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-01
l2hiIndcIphin Adrcrliscmcnts.

i will bs that three Llc,f,c, Senat, voted iu
affirmative, aud ihai five Wing. voted III she negative.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-25
,,,,,,, >, l'o,n hc .Na,c York Tribune.
FROM RIO JANElRO-GO1, STEvFNsoN,s

lhe brig Rnnlcrr. Captain Ishrjdpe G. Wiusor Ar.
rived AT tins port yesscr1t ,frpn Rio janoro which sh,
ht On the Nfh OF November She b.nes as passenger,
capt Turner ol the California Volunteers and the Wit
Capt Steel of company A. who returns ON accom-, ~ n
health Capt Turner j. traf"r of espatchcs from, ,r
Nhh&ie1 al no hr Nlse) To the Government, and hns
proceeded pot ha1e To Washington We learn briefly tia
difficulties have arisen between Nj Wise and the iiraz
ian covering nj oi somewhat serious nature which
viii be unloflrd in due time.
Inc Volunteers were generally we'll. One had died
ne Loo hoo arrived frst at RIO having scch none OF
inc others since parting IN this port, The other vessels
"T Fiill. nan oil each otheF there were births
on board oi the Loo Choo-a pirl named ,ponN,, and
bog rif'sencd Thomas Perkins A boy rs wears
d'd on board Of the Loo Choo. They had rctoived no
o&ran news since they sailed Col Stevenson is repre-
scented as very strict dscipnarian He allows no Lien
tenant 10 eat wita lett ter in the cabin T his
his cabin. he term is. He had a vote for Goeoner
'ah'n on board The Perkins, which resulted OF courye in
the election oi Nrigat over Young Lieut. Young has
'c under are st ever since he left New York. chsFsed
with sleeping on his post
The Loo Chico arrived al Rio Noy,mb,r rs ~, day.
III advance OF The rest Of the nest (Pcrkos Susan Drew
and ). ship PrebIc) which came 10 anchor on thu
2Ist-Ihe Thomas Perkins. in which Col Steven
son embarked being tho last reach port The Colon
ri was sea sick forty wo DAYS. The squadron was to
leave l'o IN tAe 2S direct io san Francisco the orig
'"'' des,Gh " stopping at Valparaiso Icing aban-
donrd ihe voyage out was exceedingly pleasant and
'h' h'alth Of the regiment and good No salues
were hred between ship and shore on account of the
s'ahhT existing between Mr.. Wise and the
Government of Brazil
MIS- steel towhosc pjli,eness we are indebted for these
statements represents the weather during her sojourn
no u nave been about the temperature OF
on lhe oc's on OF the christening of the Young Princess
OF pIa2lail the foreign vessels Of in the hahor fired
an'es every morning and evening for five days. except
'he American The officers of the English men-of.war
eXchded an invitation to the officers Of squadron
dinner parties, Sc which accepted and rccproca-
ud MI Wise visited the yarens vessels Of the flee,
and proiored the inequalities of his house
MS - gave Il ~ spirited account e the habits
ana manners OF the Bazans normxed with local events
Occurrences trnnsprn2 Is llo she w At the Capital, or
when We cannot find space today
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-25
.sDk NJ co y a. ne D. = y.
SECOND SESSION.
Correspondence % His Io,e,icm.
WAsHINGTos, Jan -
| NiTET1 STh1TfS sENATE.


The Zee President announced thai be had appointed,
in virtue OF the authority given 10 Inn saturday, the
liou. Lewis tass 10 be- Rceem d lie Smithsonian In
stuuoB
The ice President laid hcf1c the Senate commit.
ulcaton from the Secretary f War, transmitting as Of
the Clerks, other thanoil', u The Army in his Depart.
mcnl Tor the past year.
The bill from tin House lar the osaId ,hmcnt Of a
territorial government in Oregon WAS lead twice and re
f,rrcI Ia the Comniltc on the Judiciary.
Mr.. JOHNSON, Of Md. presented snndry memorials
praying indemnity for French spaatons PRIOR IN $500
MIR. SEWER presented 4 resolution from 'Fc Lcgs
ture Of Arkansas rst-dcug the Senators and Rpreaen
sliYc q that State to vote against the appropriation Of
money OF the public land. FIR the aylncnt Of claims t5r
French spoliall0ns prior to lriD.
The Vice President appointed Mr.. Breose momher
of the Committee on Commerce, 81 tho pace Of Mr..
pcuny hacker, deceased.
The Committee ON Naval Affairs reported bin for the
rcicfof Commodore Jesse -. Elliott
TIE SUB'TREASU Ri LAW.
NJ johnson. of Md offered re'rition, which lies
over day unser rc calling upon tho Secretary Of
tie Trashy to report to thc Senate whether any funds
Of the goyemmcn have been RENTED from the Atlantic
States New Orleans, to the discussing hcers oi the
Army Mexico, since tie 1T Of Srpiombcr ias, and Il
s r what fnnda they were fcmtiedw whether in specie,
treasury notes. bank notes. or bank Checks and lin whole
or in plrl RENTED in gold and silver what has been The
expense the government IF each Of such rcmtances.
And further thai he also report to the Senate whether IN
his opinion the SUB Treasury act Is not cscaail'o pre-
vent orsnfauas the Government in negotiating such a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-25
A LITTLE LATER FROM THE GULF
CnIrAnDn,S

The Canpcachy schooner Amallo, the prize taken by
the l. 5. steamer Mississippi, of A sa,ado, the 9th
ult arrived at New Orleans on the 9Th instant, in charge
of Passed Midshpman Bsfbo,. and a prize crsw.
Tho A. sailed few hours after the T. 5. Ship Mss,s4
sipp.
Passed Mdshipman Fitzgerald formerly Of the L. $.
schooner Flint but attached TO the John Adim~,
performed most daring exploit. Iii vessel was Nc
kad!ns Vera Cruz, and on dark hight he took beat
and sght nsn with muffid oars, r1wed ar.uni the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-25
NEW FALL. AND WINTER GOODS.

f1SlF. Subscribers are now rcco"r'.-, aht III II i"w
days Will have IN store their entire stock ot Al j.
AND WINTER GOODS; among which Will be
found full assortment Of the most Fashionable. for La
dies and Gcntcmcns wear. well arlo stock OF
WoolIes Domcstics. Ilais Caps, Boots and Shoes, and
almost every article usually found in Dry Goods eeiab
lishmcnt
Feeling gatoui Ton the patronage heretofore received.
they cordially invite their friends and the public 10 give
their stock an examination, pledping rhemrtlycs 10 use
every cxron and spare pans to please all who msy
favor them with call.
s GUGGESHTINlER s BROTHER.
Nenfelnnnr 81 Z
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aNK1U & RTTY.OUl
GENERAL. COMMISSION MERCiiANfS
n d 5 II L B X o Is T. ,,
RICH IoSD, VA.

4 RE. prepared 10 receive STORAGE on reason
u able terms in the eommodious irc-pro5l Nare
house occupied hy them on the Dock adlolslH2 the VIE
house Of Mess John A. i.ancascr = Go They Mr.
al., prenred to forward PRODJ CT & NEBCH,LN:
DYE with despatch and reasonable terms.
Jan. 2l-3n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-25
SALE OF SLAVES AUCTION.

rINIIF undersigned commissioners. appointed by de
cree OF the Circuit Superior Court olaw and chan
Gerry for the county OF Bedford. in the Of Yates Sc
VS. Board Sc and Board &c vs. Yates &C. viii sell at
public auction to the highest bidder. for cash. at Liberty
Bedford Court hotse on Monday the 18th January ISL
Chat being court day the lov ing slaves to wit Lou
lsl woman about y years Old. Behauya woman about
y years old Anccrs II. a about 80 oil, and
John boy about years old being the slaves allotted Il
VIM. Yates in the division # the estate OF WIN. BmrJ
decd CHARLES X. SLN tGHIER.
JAMES i. JOHNSON.
Commissioners
Ian
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-25

NOTICE,
VINO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCFRN-lh'
undersigned having associated themselves tor a
torn. Of wears in the practice Of Medicine. the public
,,or advised some months ago deem proper 10 let The
ubl, kno~ that they have determined 10 settle up Their
sctonts at least year, acting upon tn well hn9"
,,,re hai short settlements make loig irents. ihis
notice will therefore apprse patrons that we VII
J rn,d ,ur ,uth,r7rd ancn To settle. ,tpF- mote OF
Otherwise. row Eli llloMr'o'>'
Amherst E. H. Jan. 2l-3w
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Estfsishpss! Blankets j.!

rJ,he attention beginners in housekeeping Is invited
to lot superior Whitney AMI NocCtna~ Bed Blankets,
exua sl7e and quality,
Dec. Its W. II. Ky An.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-25
NOTICE.

WE have this da, rented the Store Room andfr tie
w Nlrgnian Oirc Tor the purpose Of carrying on
the Ready Made Clothing business mall Its various branch
90 We have on hand, ard increasing daily until W"
ci our stock complete. Gentlemen Over Coats Dress
md Pants and Vests u dill rent qualities, which We will
MI ''''i REGBENB PAGGETF.
gOllN K. TIL RMAN.
h,t .ol-2t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-25

CHINA, GINhS ND II KT TT y " y FI-'
H,y ,.sor,mcu, of CHINA, GLASS AND EARil'tN,
,A WARE is nor gooa country Merchants ami III
,,h,rs be in want 81 ARTICLES IN my inc Wal
INV " " 49, y. W. MOORE,
Ian PIT. Sign of the Big fieftr.
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g,y;,,ss. on. usniyc xcnd Sc.

DRINF. Mountain lnserd Oi Lows best White
Lead. and general assortment Of Dry Paints.
NamishcS, Brushes Spirits oil lnrpenllnr, Putty &c &c
For sale by JOIN ~ NEAh DniP@tst
sent q Is
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yRIST SALE OF NEGROES.
IAkIIIII, ID u Il ~
Jan. lS-t30J

yI,lIE UNDERSIGNED. by vrtneof Decd Of
Trust, executed u them by Dahney Martin, hearing
date the 10Th If Mhy ls75 and rdcd lrthe Jerk
tire of Campbell county for purpose in said deed men.
toned will Oh Saturday, the l6th of January next, Il
the residence OF said Dabaey Martin in the county OF
CsmrheT sell at public auction the property in said deed
mentioned to wit SIX NEGROES FOi 4 llOR-
SES, a large stock of taI'11H and HOGS. together
with many valuable arm les Of llOC SEllOl.D and
KITCHEN FIR\Irt RE: PLANTATION |
TENSlI.S, Sc. Should the sale. on the SAID day be
prevented BY bad ator, ii vii tkd place on the ti1s'
IAN day thereafter Selling as trustees, they will only
convey such title as is vested in them but the title Is be
licyod to be unmpcachablc v N. CfRN lNe.
JAMESF. MARTIN.
Dec. l7-tl6J Trustees
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-25

NOW ON hand large stock Of Windsor Glass, ran
~ ming ir M ST. 10 as high as 2-~1 -, Which vii
yel as low tho sfe article can he bou1hi nths mar
ket ~. W h'oi'f''
Ian 2I-ts s "a Of the BIZ Pr her.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-25

TFyIIE subscriber has On hand stock Of very ~ PIE
d RlOR NEGATS. OF various brands, 10 which he
would invite the attention Of smokers,
JOHN II. SEAN, Druggist.
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
TIOI 81 OF nFl.FGATF.S
NloNn>N .l.NrARf |

MnNnlY I,NfARY 18Th lSIi
The Speaker lad before the House the following
communication from the Governor. enclosing resolution,
adopted bl the Legislature olthe Snleei New iiomp
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-25

Erccutier Department,
lan', 10th. l0U.
70 he General hc,rby Of uglta
refelNrd some weeks ago, a preamble aud resolution
aud at the shme time two other resolutions. ium tho
State Of New Hampshire PASSED separately by the Il
crl Assembly Of hat state hut approved the sane da.
which ! herewith r1pcctiully communicate, k'E5f
ding one Il ih.s rrcrs as h@ll, insulting to Virginia,
and both a. tualne directly II auhvcIt the foundation
upon wilvh Federal mon erected. felt great
dil 'uty 10 thou ptopr disposition But the 'rWpt
nov hcns made III the House o representatives. oi the
Congress oi the dtcd States engril one oi the lea
ding principles ii these papers upon amoucN bill, 10
grthcr With the extraordinary aud sorganlAug sentiment
NoWcd by ITS supporters mthos II NY duty, without
further delay, II submit thrm 10 ,ttf confederation,
A. II Is ma, that portion ol our political broth
have o5l all regard Tor that Interest aud Al
lection Which carried eurlosy through the war ii In
dependence, and enabled To Torn present. powerful
uun aud are srsp and uns,tupnluusS seeking 10 de
prtve Of our rehts 10 share aud euIN our future ne
QUESTIONS Of tcnllorv, | respectfully recommend the
adoption OF resolutions dpclarao,y oil our ug hts, u ON
ability 10 Maintain them and oi ouf tim and uualleia
BILE determination never 10 make another concession oi
them 10 the "eonsilntN progressive aud nct n'u9 en-
Ja'hmcnts al tmau,i,u aud ambition. II viii not os
cape attention thai ct these fsalutous HNuws that
tins Is great contest between slavery aul IT. rdont,
aud II thus uhS HAT seriously contemplated l.
lulcri,rt with aal overthrow tie institution ut slavery
Measures therefore must ls' rtrd ta,Nr must MI
" uur position. One ut the means 81 "a douL - To IT.
Us OF particular description al uut p3puttln, r,Gdrdtd
American eieij ~ certain : niess and llCC II IN a
more Intimate s.eal contrast with Those via 80 patriot
ism and all cton seem to concentrate npoa the nrah
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-25

fhSllls claims due 10 the firm Of Parham Hopkins
have been placed IN the hands Of Messts Irving y
Rlane lr collection, The debtors will pleasf Tor
ward aud settle then--as louRcr Indulgence can be
eiyon. pAkllAM \ HOPKINS
Dec. Els
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kESOlI l1DNS,

Ga ,.,i,, II NJ, I, r,,, r., ls. 4 ll,t tho .c,,r,nl
va ,''9a III ", ''''I'''' h,s9''' ',' a ,o''
"' va MINUS spo '"'l"'' Wv ''on' " wv NV Wv
"''' s#o NlP"'''N NV o.'
N''l'N' =" '"','"' i"pl'N' u vs. ~ ''''"'
,o" J., ~, Pun !ur'' III "' county VI AMIN -
>, - NJ. ,i... II ~
~ ''H ,,,,l a. -, ,.,,'t 49,. W.
uts ay. the .eih ms ant To clcel a senator OF the
states In #l5lg the vacancy oce stoned nv the death
Of the Hon lsaac : Penny hacker
On motion Il MIR Patrick Resolved That TIN
COMMITTEE an pnnns,rions mud Grievances enquire mt
nr ~ c,faney 4 amending the act ,ntllcd an Art
ucndhg tn lax concerning the formation Cd new c,un
ue4 passed Aprl rh 1883. SOFAS 10 caui rm the ,ui.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-25
From the Boston Traveller.
vrustcc's Sale Of land near i.yuci.-
hnr.

sA virtue Of decd of trust cVccutol to Ire by fie
~ lluan, and Henry H. Hewitt bearing date thu
10th dal %, Ncpcub,r l. II aud of record III the county,
rouft nf Bedford. viii. the 18th day Of February
Isl, II fur and fnot, ihencNt far day thereafter
SnndayseNccpled on the premises, cNpoe 10 sale, b,
WY II puhIr aMctlnn ccrlan lrlct lArcr u Ahn
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sfOI 81 .Eaud SINGLE BARREL. SHOT GUNS,
- lev living PISTOLS.
Shot Belts Powder Flas,s. Game Bays. fnglis,
snd l"feaeh I. reussinn ars. Gun Nipples.
s.. 81, received and tor sale ~
Dec. 2l-ts GREGORY < ROY ALL
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I'll ANING been appointed Agent for the 81 Of Mar
a bic Work IN general hy one Of tllr largest cslsb
Ilshmett. in the ncd States. lot7faJ IN the city .
Philadelphia. am noW ready fiji orders ior
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remember his disgraceful conduct, as well
rs the h;sses and rebukes he received by
mis- old comrades at the evacuation of
Monterey. How he was captured con-
not say-prObably be was spying, it
such \ wretch could have the courage to
aetas spy--but be that as il may hear
that he has been sent here to be shot.
There is no sympathy for the coward.
la P0trid learns that at the battle of
BracitO. near Ell PaSo, there were only
IL Mexicans killed-the rest werO dis.
perSed.
La PGtriG says also that Senior Don
Angel AraujO, who has been q Spanish
officer, Is now Colonel in the Mexican
service, and has formed q volunteer
squadron OF cavalry in Durango, which,
IN the short space Of one month, he has
drilled 10 equal the best EuroPen troops.
Gen. NJ non has with him . squadron
Of tho volunteer dragons Of GUIANA uato,
commanded by Spanish officers, who have
emigratcd TO Mexico from tho waTliks re.
Ri0n ofCabreIes.