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iNDI.S iIOSTIIiIIE.S

The tnnn contains The ,llria rcyor, Of a. Love. ci
the si Dragons &C an encounter i.c Iad with par,y
81 lndiaus, while oscurne .in aid $500 in cash,
in fcsi l'e'enwor'i acr IS tho pra to Santa Fe.
the farllcdl4 =; (Which hay" areody rccn given L.
Love $500 Il IS his opinion a TO ,tc- the PASSAGE Of
:Taina secure, il will be nec,ss. .1 station mnunteg
force o! ihfcc haadfed men. zach Of tee points sig
mated, b orders 10 The acent count, and Keep
the Indians in check We hayo from the frs, looked f
ward 10 Indian hosies incident of the Mexican
war. The Enon has the Gl!0s,ng account Of The inca
snres which the government is abou, tax. in the prem
ses:
The Expectations committed by the Indians (Pawnees
or oslg's. Cumanches, and others) upon the tras' -
bound tT Santa Re, and returning the United States
have called upon the government for efficient means 10
tepTess them. Some 81 these measures adopted il
June last, the ord that dcspa ccd to tie coin
manding ilicer Of The Missouri battalion Of volunteers
hui tie tune has n.w arrived for executing these Orders
sDd making The Indians feel the power Of the govern
ment TODD this efectually, and to afford adequate Dr.
lection 10 the United States raius requlsltion has
Js been made upon the OF Miss ur for one bal
eoto consist o one company of artillery two comla-
mrs % Infantry. amid two companies Of mounted men, to
'e'dfzvts at Fort Loavenworth, To be placed under the
pfoefs Of Brig Gen. Arbuckle. commanding I'd and Sd
military departments. Gen. Arbuckle is empowered TO
can Ter larger force, il these should prove Insufficient
one mounted reg men, and battalion of foot from
ssoufl, and one regiment Of foot from Illinois have
wen ordered To the province Of New Mexico a part
81 winch too may. it is supposed be employed BY Gen
Arenckle for cl,assiny the hostile Indians, without in
runef'ns but little. ifany, with their march 10 Santa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-05
FOt Rln Oh July AT MONTERREY

ine'' was quite an interesting celebration ii lie late
anniversary at Monterey. The observance oi The ds,
Il hru'gn land. We know from experience. awakens D
e''ns very different irum the drows, PATRIOTISM with
winch Is too apt obe c,nnie moraied n, home The
ceremonles at Monterey consisted in G5n. tnsh,ag
marching portion of the Massachusetts regiment 10
camp TAYLOR. where. at Ten. Ta,ot's Headquarters.
he was received 10y BR,cos ar,iler, aud ane colnfa
MES ol The 2d Dragons. Gen. CusniNe made speech
10 'en TAYLOR, which was briefly aud appropriately
answered. Sautes were fired at moredan in camp aud
m the Black Fort. and al 3oclocs Gen. TAYLOR. under
an escort came To AionteIey, To parako Of mnorg gwen
IL me corr'd,r OF Ars'a mansion Every hing passed
OIL IN the happcs manner. We find 10 IN hcrcal
Ter Tor some particulars and the speech oil Gen Gushing
Some Of the toass Were capital. We make roum now
Tor one In honor Of the Commanding Gen, raj and his IL
sponsiye speech
Volunteer t astsb Ing caedf Lieut. Crowninesheld
oi the Massachusetts Regiment. gave:
Andrew Jachson-Sacrrd be his memory (Dnnk
standing IN ,llcnce.)
Lieut. Fuller, Of The Massachusetts Volunteers gave
Gen. IayLor-We hail him as the neat plesldont 4;
may hIs evil be as brilliant his military carrer--
CthIs sentiment was drunk With three tunes bree1
Zen. lay rose 10 respond to tins sentiment and
said
NJ. Presidcn, and Gentlemen- have never had the
vanity To aspire 10 or ook ior that elevated situation
which has been just alluded 10, bul ifny fellow country
men lh"k proper 10 elevate 10 distinguished AID
hon rable position, | certainly shall do my best 10
discharge the duties ol that resp nslbe Position faithfully
But II any other other candidate is preferred and l,3
VINO may be competent than III sel ned Goi say
mat shall aoqn;cscc aosl fhHalu, tielf decision,
ana shall TcjoIc Thai there is 1ne moro worthy 10 repro
sent item IN the highest Office IN their gift
lie then gave a toast
The State y .noSsnrh"setis and The CaY Of Boston
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-05
THE PETERSBURG ISTRICT

lh's is the day appointed for the special election in
''e refreshing Congr sional District, supply Tie va
any or'Asloncd by the death IF Gen Droinn, OLE
!" ne candidates are Col. George G. Boiling "A firm d
,0"ss'en' W hg, and RicIad kdder NJ, ade Esq, who
=, - 'c''o heretofore, with the " hig party and was
,''s'" eec'or in $40, and would have supported Mr.
10 a. bad Mr.. Van Buren, Icen his c, mpc,ilor.-
.'''n are Of the heh'st private worth and honorable
'a'ac'er. The greatest tfits have been made to in
"e oal"i that MIR. Meade was always Democrat
Wv we petersburg lniegencer, we think, has quoted
'eh if'm his letters and ioasts for the last fourteen
sion '''D' ''''''' N"oe' SUCH oe'i
The Union says that ...
occas"o "n,gs are playing a very subtle game on the
e,s,s M, hfy are attempting persuade the demo
M, not TO vote r Mr. Meade, bcause in TsIO he did
arplna,, ~ an Their movements But this course Of
"' y al Insult il'e understanding Of the people
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TIE DEFALCATION.

y.he BOARD Of Diseturs os the BEnch Bsnk of Viz
opi, in this place have been. for the past seek. dill
GENTLY engaged in investigating the state Of ibc Office
Iy,ey have not yet finished their lab9s. can the
,,n,, Of the deiacaon he sscortancd until accounts
e from other banka in the State and elsewhere
with WHICH their Office was jD the habit Of transacng
h ,.. We understand. that the deficit, far
cc,,asd amounts about $4,000. The securities Of
III, deasung officers hound fs The sum Of $OoOo.
ca that as far us ye, known, the loss Of the Bank is in
considerable.
.c.led Court will be held today for the examination
-, laws b. GngEs he ia.e Book keeper Mr.. AVE
,,rr the late Teller, has not yet been apprehended.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-05
PARTIES IN TIE NEXT CONGRESS

Some weeks since The Editor of the Washington
Union estimated that the strength Of parties in the neat
House oil Representa- ives would be, Dens. l2O, Wings
lO-ma"ry 10. 10 effect this result he allowed bui B
Wings from Connec icut and 2 from Virginia Connect
cut elected four Wings aud Virginia has elected seven
This result to which me has contributed more largely
than the Editor Of the Union himself, would seem to
place the chances OF Democratic majority on very
barrow basis.
II is now about ten years since the venerable Ed tor
had similar opportunity Of maniiestinc his tact in
tansi9mlng Democratic majority into min rity.
In 1881 by leading N portion of the DEM cacy from
the supp RI Of the Administrator of Mr. Van Buren, he
gave the majority 10 his political opponents in both bran
ches fCongcss and paved the WY for is total over
throw in 1910. IN lsi7, by drirng of portion Of the
Dom cracy from the support of,he Administration OF Mr.
Polk he bids far to accomplish equally satisfactory
result, % far as it. concerned And Ne have but p
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-05
BUFFALO SPRINGS.

we paid flying visil last week to tie Buillo
Springs and were most asreeaby surprised the arac
tons they present watering place. The ,iicaey the
water in certain complaints is established alike BY
analysis and experience. The accommodate, is yef,
good, aud the landlord Mr. Fuqua is unremllin., in his
'Acr''ons to please. Its distance from Iynchlug is So
convenient ard the facility Of reaching be spot 50 ea,
that We are Surprised more II our cifizns do not avail
'hems'lv'sof the opportunity Of refreshing themselves
by 'olourn In the nour alns or a few days We clr
about scNoy visitors there, constituting agreeable So
clcty
hgh' Stage is run uvcr very good turn ike. twice
week, by MIR. Edwards, whose oblrgng disposition can
not la 10 be appreciated by all who take seats with nm
Leav ny Lynchbug after the ordinary breakfast hour.
YOU reach The Springs for dinner
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CIRCU LAR.

To The Commissioners gf Tic Rclmoad and Ohio Raj
Hoad Company for
GENTLEMEN:--lt was resolved at a meeting of II o
commissioners for this CIV print the Charter Of the
Richmond and Ohio Esilraad Company and 10 place II
N Tine hans OF tho commissioners orolher places and as
a' as practicable OF the friends Of The improvement gen
orally.
You will agree that il IS time a strenuous effort WAS
made to attract atcnlon TO the improvement and enpape
lis friends IN determined effort TO put il under way All
must agree that 1t is an lmpoy worthy Of the hnh-
est efforts OF The State, and Of every citizen who w,ud
make her, what she would become by lis construction
tho nobest empire OF the Union
We venture 10 lnylc your earned operation IN seeil
ring suhScrp ions e. tc ,ock. aud in pressing he pub
he mind with the Importance may say ncaIculabe
Importance, OF the Improvement. In our handle Judge
meDt, the Legislature ought not 10 permit lis execution
TO be delay IN order 10 the corporation of nd
vdua eute prise. It's benefits would be yasf.-yasier
than is now anticipated or would be credited. lis effect
upon the wealth OF The Slaie in the certain and LARGE
revenue afforded by the road, and directly in enancnp
the value OF lands IN opening new of riches
and adding TO our commerce. II Is not oAtrayapant To
say cannot be exaggerated. Then there are its social
and political benefits. in hannonzing competing ard
conenting onr population, which Of themselves should
determine every enlightened citizen to speed this uobt,
enterprise.
But object was not tn dwell upon the importance of
connecting the Ohio with the James river by an nnroye
nent which would become the channel OF western trav
c and commerce. 10 extent of which none now can see
the Limits, for Of that You not less sensible than o
selves. but to suggest the Necessity ii an ny and com
bned effort in behalf of it, We have only to add thai
we shall be Obliged by your communications and will
gladly unite with you III any plans calculated advance
our common object. Your obd't serv'ls.
THE COMMISSIONERS
July 2sh, 1s47. For Richmond
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&C. Mr.. Green, the Reformed Gambler. as he has
been usually styled. Is at present vsit 10 Lynch
hurs anu has delivered c1u Of lectures which were
well attended, illustrative oi his experience and If
the prrnclons effects resulting fr,m the vice of ramb
ing We link such eNposllions cannot but do ooud
we III Pe MI hreen may continue his tiirs.
NeNemP present when toa few persons he exposcd some
"i The tricks the prof ssiuna gambler Hesowcd the in
genots machinery concealed in what externally seemed
The ordinary box OF The Faro dealer by IN. ans (which the
adept had complete eommand of the cards Some Of hi,
leafs with canls Threw the exploits Of Monsieur Adrien OF
Nyiieer Bz. entirely in the shade But the most
important disclosure he mad, WAS thai all cards manu-
'ac'hred IN this country, marked in sich VA, that
with The slightest instruction. tho face Of any one can
readily be known b, ance at the back. lie exhibit
ed tarety Of packs. and pointed the marks DO that
most % Those pe~egt we're enabled To read the cards
by them, pack was for. fresh from the shop by
eoiena" present and Mr. Greendiscovered the marks
At oHcc
With 4 recollection Of villa. we kaw on the occasion
10 which We have reference should think ourselves
hockhead to 60 ia Faro Bank with any other cx-
pcctation than thai al being cheated Out Of our money
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TIE NF.ANS FROM Nr\tCO

The news We publish 10 day from MeNiro is Of much
interest 1t vii be thar th.f has been some sharp
skirnlshIng between small loees OIL, by Col ,rEs
from lainpIen, under tol De irs-v and large bod
Oh me SisAieans IN hlh :rls a.r behaving with
'fer dsi'ai g'in'liry, rots, and h TO retreat
Inc hd;e despatched seems t. 20 have been entr "
H''"cnaE but, perhaps. htasmuch as he garrison q,
'amPieo ir snail iol GATES colid not with safety.
nave mate II lager As u was, the expedition
ieiF ah0:f'>.s All resulted the luss ofwv officers aud
mGre 'ha' ionrii. Q. The men employed.
Iiieie Had occurred some severe skrnshiinl. between
Zen u DHALADERs command and large force of the
MeAcans lat dehe called La lIoya, near Perote The
affair Is only briefly alluded 10 in the extracts we give
In The correspondence OF the St Louis Republican, we
ma interesting particulars. Our loss rng in kill
ed and wounded, and not a mule wag'h was lost
Eighteen Aexicans were taken prisoners and some sew
eny or eighty killed. Part othe LIST Pensy lvania cg
mcnt and Capt. NALKERs mounted riilomcn were
most actively engaged. They drove the enemy several
miles from The TANKS and laid the country burning
every rancho in their The village Of Las Vgas
CONTAINING eighty or hundred houses, was bunt--thc
inhabitants having identified themselves with the gue1
rilla parties Col NYNKoop-wih four companies If
ms lst pennsy lyanIa regiment, Capt. TAyLoH's bat
terry y Capt WALKERS company amounted rhemcn--
was IN command at Peroie small garrison f town
which is the general hospital and depot of subsistence
1t seems strange that Vera Cruz should be kept in a
state Of aamand that American officers should be assoed
within gun shot of the walls. The small force left
garrison era Cruz, 1ampico and Perote, shows how
pressngs Gen. ScoTTs want ofall the troops whch are
available. II Will he that there are rumors of the
appointment Of Commissioners, by the Mexicans, 10
meet Mr. IRlsr and negotiate for peace The New Or
leans papers, with all the information before them a
divided in opinion To the authenticity of the news
pom careful consideration of the conflicting statements
we arc constrained to say that we do not believe that
Commissioners have been appointed. We hope may
be mistaken. but We see present prospect Of peace.
Surprising that The is correct, aud that Commits
soners have been app'ned, this does necessarily
vove the Of the negotiation The terms demand
ed by Mr.. lr,t may be such as would revolt public
sentiment in Mexico and break up the conference
once. And surprising them liberal, there are many cir
cumsances which would induce delay the part Of the
Mexicans, independently Of the national tendency pro-
crasinaon We regret sincerely that We reason
to anticipate speedy termination Of the
! Mr.. Clay is probable now at tho White Sulphur
G i,,,, t.I,t ,,l a., =.
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we regret to see announced the death, on board the
L. > Steamship Mississippi, Of 1t. James l.. PARKER
This officer. it will be remembered. commanded the
party which burnt the Creole under the walls Of San
Juan de ullua.-was afterwards saved from the wreck
OF Me Somers-was at the attack ON Tuspan, where hs
was wounded, and wasn fact, engaged whichever active
service was to be had lie was man OF admirable
points OF chaacei and first rate officer sword voted
him by the citzonsof Philadelphia, awaited bis return.
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NArI RAI. RRlnaE LlnIrl

4 \ ANING ltasedlor a term Of years the nrorertv
Il at this celebrated ,ufosilv we are now preiareJ
10 acc"hmudaie visitors in a si which We are lisnosed
to believe VIII g.Ye general satisfaction.
lls place Is accessible from all pouis hv direct and
speedy lns communication, COED reads ail1iog
'he a. 'nrs q yQa's:a scenery The rares opportunity
Of such view ofaoy other road in lhe lnion
lhcH are III weekly Stages which breakfast IN dine
at his plaec from lnehhalg Charlottesville via ann
lon-I hlle safhnr > riags--ard from S EN- wa
tmcasile Passengers travelling ,iiher nay Vi be al
lowed sufficient time Ia the Bridge
The house IS now being newly farn shel. which viii
add greatly TO the comorr otvlstlrs to lhis place.
10 parties Of pleasure would part cular say. that
we have employed excellent music Tor the season. and
We assure them that will do cur II m 81 10
tlp to this place Inost agreeable.
Those who visit the Mountain for their heal h. We
can accommodate by The day, week or ni1nlh
Having the pUrest lime stone water and leinp conf
nons To sulphur Spring, of which We have the use and
having Just erected SHo~ER BlrI, we think W. can o.
iormduccmen's lothem 10 spend few weeks with us h,
hovlng that IN many Instances their stay will Il. CON-
ductive to health rs any ii the Mineral Waters
Oar SERVANTS are Sapeinr- and we toafden l. ieieve.
wha htileaowance, that give SATISFACTION 10 the
mos fastiduus.
EU8ANK s RAINE.
July 26--vts
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10 D"he Scaes, .\athanic Scoies .Ibsoh m ~ Sraey
.Nm'aHo n Scales. Peter .Scaics Pleasant seajcy
,NichoIa' DaIton, md EG,aieA his ,ciG .IoLa E7elh
- P~h, and Ni;obcM his ,citc. and dlugLie,,
(ndmt "nhno.cn) Peter {. Scoics and ,Joseph ~
Srars, d"d Phaip Ihgs. and Eh;abeh his mits.
YOU will please 10 take notice that on Monday The
hlh Of September next, at the Office of Ben ]
Campbell at Patrick Court House. | shall proceed Ia
take the dispositions Of john r. Scales and diners Ia h.
read as evidence IN Chanccry suit dcpendinp IN H..
Country Court Of Patrick Wher.n. ut.rlff#. NV, MN
right nnd also as adn'.. 'r NJ L0,us nam oi Peter
Scales dfr'0 sud Au,o,ou Scales administrator de
tlis "oH Of Peter Scales, deceased are plaintiff and
yourselves and others defendants And also tia,
On Monday the jlhday Of September next, at tho
store house Of Thomas Black in the town of Nadis,
buckingham county. North Carolina, shall proceed Ia
take the dispositions of Pleasant Black and others also
To be used in The suit at which times and places van
may attend If you think proper.
\ 1t the taking Of any Of these several depositions
shall not be complete the days or either ii tie da,s
above specified the taking thereof viii be continued
from day to day. at either beth places above named
as circumstances may require, until The buAncs4 is fin
shed. lours Sc
JAMES w. SCALES.
August :, ISl1-w1m
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dhnbl that The institutional tenure o oilicealue enab
hf. Van Buion aud Mr. Polk la survive paltea, even
thai long The championship Of the IN shed Editor.
Who hasgencrlly used up.u much shtrcr period Than
onr Years any who has placed himself IN his keep
thy But H0as rtTfUts Chu .NtrrnPV
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...lalD RsS. Re. LIKED.


May IN tas so scrbcr. living at Glad q
a Hill Franklin county Va ten mllc,ca,t of Rocky
Mount. On The 2lth Inne, very bright muailo bov $50
white he would paas for white boy if not known to be
81 ge) named
T. e w IS,
with white hair, blue eyes and twoor three upper teeth
raed OH in front with fine voice and Gather quick SD,
ken, / Of ID years Of aye. Had on when he lrtt an
old black Russia fur hat, brown Jeans lrocE coat and
white pants. All persons are hereby forwsmcd against
employing or harbourn2 said boy. viii give SlOif he
Is confined IN any a SO that get him. $50 if delv-
ed II Glade Hill.
July 5-WGt b f. RIVFS NJ n
T. = i leliege Tint some white person has deceived
him away iron All tor the apprehension of snl
person and boy $50 will be given BF. r.