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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-03
RECEPTION OF TIE PRESIDENT

The President of the United States, accompanied by
his lady. and the Hon. John Y Mason Secretary o the
Navy reached our city yesterday afternoon by the Nor
them cars They received at the depot by very
resp clable display Of Tie military and large Trcmis-
cuous assembage Upon leaving the cars the President
was received the Mayor and the Committee appointed
for the purpose and with his party, escorted the
Capitol where such citizens chose pay their respects
were presented.
The Presidents salute was fired by the Fayeue Ar
ullery, commanded ty Capt Ellis, and appropriate airs
were performed by the Grays and Blues hands, the
terrace in front OF The Capitol After the lapse of about
an hour, the President and party left the Capitol in
rlages provided for the purpose and. at O'Clock
proceeded on their journey North Carulina by the
Petersburg caTs.--Rieh. Times.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-03

The Correspondent Of The Picayune write. from JoI,
pa: The market it is well known provided with fruit and
vegetables which sell reasonable prices bu, alas thew
are not within the reach oflhe volunteers. who have
not yet received one cent of their pay. For my own
part nave not been IN possession of pca,une these
Mp 'no""s Inc fullest and finest Market is on the
Sabbath. Yesterday noticed delicious cherries w,t,r
melons plnns tomatoes sweet potatoes green cor, &C.
~ abundance while poultry was equally So A shrewd
American has established snug stand in the p,,rk.
pace Where he keeps excellent coffee tea &C. which he
s'l'S al one pc the boy" There also several Amer
I"' ea,'' houS's' but they are poor things The ar
Gle OF butter is a stranger 10 The Jalapenos tb.re !.
none 10 he had IN the townl-One thing however they
are dressed wiih-pure. cool water while they, or a
least The poor soldiers, CURSED with heas
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-03
RICHMOND AND OHIO RAILRO

The vote of our citizens, upon the question: instruct
ing the Common Council to make conditional subscrip
ton of 100000 to the stock Of The Richmond and Ohio
Rail Read was as near approach to unanimy
can be expected in large community AT the close OF
the polls, the vote stood; Forins,rucng. 1903. Agans,
it. IA.
The Books of the Commissioners. it will have been
seen, to he opened the 3Oth of June From what
we learn, inclined believe our citizens will
show their sense of the importance ohe road 10 the in
teess Of the town, and Gifts value as an investment by
subscribing literally to the stock. The magnitude of
the work tar from It's being bato is accomplishment
should inspire the veles hopes of speedy success 1t
one Of those grand enterprises which commenls itself
to the attention of The capitalists of the world and when
all the provisions Of the charter fully understood, we
do not doubt that money abundance can be had abroad
TO secure the success Of the scheme
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-03
INTERESTING DISCUSSION.

Those enchanting little fairies the Viennosc children
have been delghng the metropolis Of State, in con-
Junction with The eternal Orph' ans, who have sung
we believe without any n'crmisson for six months
past, aud, IN moment of editorial ennul consequent up
on the close OF the elections and the last brilliant achieve
ment vi the American Army, the dllettanti of the En-
inrer had the temery to pen critique, which com
menced 'since the time when David danced before tho
Lord in linen ccat have heard # nothing in the bal
let way better worth seeing than the little Viennoses-
and. after dissertation, critical yet complimentary, in
which The little Nicnnoses compared TO the "li'tle
Dutch Prussians sc around the doors in reroad street..
the Orphans kindly admonished to sing where
else las their voices have COMPASS enough for the thea
tre and the orchestra is moreover ebuked fer its many
musical omissions and very recherche programme Fl
performance prescribed embracing the NOS, select ore
Upon this,a writer, signing himself David" appears
for the Lilpu,iaus aud crcisos the crque in MO-
dscoueous manner strongly insinuating that the Edl-
RS are not exactly au fat Upon those grave Subjects
dancing and music-and of the newspapers "f,,w
on the side" Thereupn the Enquirer rcjons IN
very animated manner; alirms the ''inalienablc nsht
to censue commend all munmers and haTlotry play
ers' whatsoever; snuls the press for its indscrlmnae
applause and WILL in future, doubt deal in very sum-
mary manner with every corps de ballet which may DIS
play their skill in the city. Provoked moreover,by tho
conemptuous in which the editorial is treated, ana
particularly by the nsnuaton that the exercises o no
Monarch Of Israel did not properly belong to the ba
let,' we have quotation frtm the sacred word ana
dissertation from authors ofhg authority upon those SUD
jcc's couched in language and with pruiilsion Of oPe
ratio terms, which nothing, tour Of Europe and
an eyeelass at San Calo the Theatre dc Paris, can
justify. DAVID will. doubt not, Immediately var
ish without any particular regard to time metre, wh'S'
the pert edi' ors who have provoked much scrne''
will apologize in the most polished language which 'h'y
can muster, and quit the field
We are delighted, however at the refined confe"''o"
which eraces the armisce between the two great oo'
tending parties. like those games which used to deg"'
the armies of Greece and Troy in The wear. int,rras
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-03
THE NATIONAL, INIEIIJGENCFR

The editors o',hs valuable paper, give notice. in their
last number, thai aboutthe st july The Ueehy edition
Will be enlarged TO twice lis present size the subscription
price 81 per annum
The DAILY and Triweeky Inteigencer will be enlarged
In size but without any increase OF price, the editors pro
mise that double sheet (of eight pages instead Of FOUR
VIII be thrown off whenever the press public documents
proceedings and debates IN Congress, o"alvertsemens.
shall require it.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-03
From the n. o. Picayune.
LIEUT.. WILLIE p HALE

On glancing over the list Of killed and wounded after
the memorable latte Of Ccro Goro AMONGST tho later
my eye ishod upon the name Of youno Offer rbose
gallant and martial bearing bad been subject of fro
quen nalk during The detention Of his comnanv berc
asst spring with many others, had SINGLED Inn ont
fer future distinction that felt assured veud der.rd a.
lone on the opportunities that might be presented of
attaining Ia H. But alas his lite WAS the nrice If
the inst mark ct 1t won in conflict with the enemies f
his country.
Lieut. Hale was amongst the frs, Of gallant hand
ot Young men Of Madison conny Tenn. " o enlisted
under oapi j. T. jones' under the first reouisitiop far
troops made upon his State. Being fine discipnaran
and popular with his associates in ms he wos warmly
solicited 10 accept an flee in this comrany and was
placed second III con mand After his arrival in Ncxi
CO he received the appointment Of adulan to the regi
ment 10 which his company had been attached and with
his associates locked anxousy forward the time when
'heir snnerlngs and pnvaons should be rewarded
with the active service in the field for which they had
been so long anxousiy waiting The wished.E for hour
AT 'as' arrived and The gerlous and important duties
assigned this regiment showed the confidence renosed in
us '''errs ana men Exposed 10 the most CALLING fire
oh .he ehelny, mat swept their ranks wherever they
went, lney advanced with an untaterng courage per
formed heir evuluons through blood and carnaoe with
Promp',ude mat would have won the admiration oi
oont ana IN The moment when literally cut To pieces
gave the shng stroke 10 Of the most brilliant vic
torres on record Young Hale in the ihickesi Of the
night the place ct his choice and where he was
wounded More fortunate than many of his brave com
Tades Who leil around him. he lived to oin in IN. shout nj
triumph that are Sc above the din " battle when th,
STARS and stripes" were seen waving over tho strong
holds OF the enemy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-03

Gen, 9hyiors Reply to 1renton,-In FEBRUARY last a
public meeting in lren,on \. j., adopted resolutions
coudemning rngly the conduct of the Admins ration
toward Gen. Taylor and his Army The States Gazette
publishes the following reply,
Camp near MoNrrRny, Mexico April Is, 1877.
sra: ! have read with much qualification, aud with
feelngsof respect and gratitude the resolutions alo.
ted by meeting Of citizens Of Trenton enci,,' in your
letter of the 18Th of February and which express the
proval Of the operations of our army ue enemy cun
try aud desire to watch over and guard the rights Of
all engaged the laboous and hazardous dat, Ut sus
aiplug the national honor in with foreign enc
my.
While ,h,s bravug dagger and death for the common
country our troops will ever 6nd ample reward in
such warm expressions dappsu4atoo and of real justice
while greater sta illus the endurance Of miyaiops
and 10 renewed eNerons in yndicang thu b,aur Of the
country is imposed upon all
pleased, dear Sir. oaccept for yourself and The
xens u Trenton the sincere thanks o all OF who are
TINS honord by your sympaihes and war interest and
he assured that beyond these ask no mcre glorious
reward I ur ubedieni servent,
Il TAYLOR. MAJOR Gem raj, l.. s. Army.
DR JoHh I. CLRgE, S.ey # Meet ny Of Ircn-
ION.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-03

oo'ahed ls title IA the navy Il B,sncs A,re. and .,
o' necessity has dTasn around himself a reputation Of
auVeh1fiisn'ss aud made Lis position such that al
hr'si no one had aught say " think agains, him. hr
had . not that perfect Identification with us here which
f Forbes had III hoston that supcrslundance oi
futie essflaeheo which WAS thong In, the man ought
tPssfss WHO should be charged with so high and sacred
C n'nissi'n II Com. DE hay were III. counsnd,r Of
merchant ship nobody. We presume. would hesitate to
lad The sessI But this was different case The
ship Ms ns sssponsble. The case Of merchant YES
sc, anu me .oi,'nhtec must have elt thai II any unto
wSSd event should occnf even az accident vleb ma gre
seh could have avoided, they would have heen liable to
illgparal criticism
" c stall nol blame i1m lie Kay for not Welding to
uis hheitancy; but II he had the s would have been
IN lorg ago. The Bosnans are very anxious that she
should sal with full freight immediate ely and the more
as Mr. F,rb announced IN Cork that She vond CIl,w
The jamestown without delay. he had very good RIA
son Tor b.lieyDg and aging But it is not 81. and
Committee was here yesterday from Boston to see il the
matter could moi be arranged.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-03

we md the following notice Of Lieut. Willie p Hale
gallant young Vrginlan, attached To the Tennessee
Regiment Who lost his life at the battle of Cerro Condo
In late number Of the New Orleans Picsyune We
were personally nnacquainled with him, but we have
long known and high esteemed many Of his amv in nm.
per virginia Lieutenant Hale was a son Of Col Than
as HAZE of rankin comfy, gentleman Of the highest
standing and Of unbounded popularity in that section
Three oil his nnc's have represented that county fire.
9a'h,y ID cur STATE Legislature Spared Hale Samuel
Hale and Willie p. Woods His numerous and rasnac
table connections in Franklin and the adjoining counties
viii hear OF his death with paubut they viii have at
least the proud consolation that he did MI dishopor hi,
name or lineage: IUL;g
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-03
JOHN WILSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

FT.NC n T T. r, r G Mn,
ATTENDS piL'GESrLY TO THE COLLECTION CLAIMS
In BOtctOurt, Roanoke, Floyd,
Montgomery and GILES Counties
Refer to &. w. Sta,ham, Robert Cawihon and J. G.
,McClanahao & Co.. Lynchburg.
Nav 97--ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-03
THIRD DRAGONS.

The destination Of one half the I'd Regiment of ORA
goons, which ordered To Join Gen Taylor has been
changed Five companies have been ordered To JON
Gen. Scott. Three of these companies to wit: Capt
Duperu's Of Louisiana Cap Gathers. oi Kentucky, and
Capt Fords OF Indiana. leave this evening in the Fashion
for Vera Crnz under Lieut. Col Il = Moore. Capt Nc
Reynolds company, from Michigan, will probably leave
tomorrow on the steamship Mary Kingsand the
same destination.
Col + G W Butler will. about the 18Th prox cstab
sh his headquarters al Palo Allo where Capt Buffers
company. ion PENIS, lvana, Capt Mcrrck's Of Mary
land and Capt ilagons, of Alabama already enramp
ed and where he viii be joined by Capt Caldwes Of
North Carolina, and Capt Dut's of New lorh-there
To await orders from Gen Taylor Capt Sigreayes's
company from South Carolina, will Join Lieut. Col
Muurc at Vera Cruz.
The above disposition of the companies of the Sd Ora
goous has been made by order from the AdJu-
ant Generals oflce We cannot but regret that this
superb troop has been divided accoun, of It's gallant
colonel who entered the service the determination
4 making II an honor 10 the country in protest. nal
parlance, the crack regiment Of the war lie will now
only have ial' OF his regimen, with him; and although
when he joins Gen Taylor, Lieut. Col Mays squadron
will probably be attached To his command would Ger
alny be more agreeable TO HIM to have his own regiment
pracced in the art of war under his immediate nsrnc-
ton and ina body. Col Butler. believe ,oo would be
glad to take an entire regiment 10 the support Of Gen.
/ Taylor, who must stand in need OF this ioce from
the length of his communicsrons-snd sspec ally ST.
since the vogeurs, first ordered to the Rio Grandc have
been Ordered to Join Gen Scott.
The diversion OF troops Intended for Gen Taylor's col
umn would lead us 10 suppose that it is not designed
that the Rio GraDde army shall make movement to
wards Sau Luis Potos for some time Though Il
Butler takes bat halt regiment with him. we have good
reason To bel owe he will mske that halt felt along the
lines q Csnsles' Separations The material composing
his command is u the best quality and there is no more
vigorous officer IN the service than he,.N o. PIC.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-03
RELIGIOUS NOTICE,

Dish, MEADE will hold an Ordination in St psul,s
Church, This morning. at l0o'clock
There will he service in the same Church at o'coc,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-03

1t Is known that the L. $. frgae NIacodonianono of
The NV" vessels granted by Congress carry
to tie starving poor # Ireland and Scotand-has no,
co aoe' even up 10 thus me TO obtain cargo. although
The Ne" York Commiuee have in the meantime DIES
patched several cargoes by private vessels That there
was some nndscl,sed difficulty in tie matter was a thing
beyond doubt. and in the following article published ia
the ~ T. journal ofCommerce OF Tuesday, the sui.ec,
is thus alluded 10;
1he.,i"ceelo.im, are some things about which
II Is difficult TO speak, but about hch it is after all ne
cessry 10 speak. Such is the mystery of the Macedonian
that she Is here and has not been filled up and despatched
iom The funds IN the haods Of the Relief Committee.
we stated at the outset. that the Committee felt that
There was an indie cacy in asking the British ministry To
pay freight carried by one of our figaies. This
difficulty, we believe. had been obva,ed since But it
has never been said. though believe distinctly felt
from the beginning. that Commodore De Kay was not
IN all respects the right Commander Aud lls VIC take
1t, is the permanent difficulty.
Com. II Kay, 0l,h,ugi fl years. resident here,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-03
TIE (ROPS.

U,yino lately passed through several Of the most eel
sbrted Agricultural counties OF Virginia and mary a'u'
and observed closely aud en9ulrcd extensively we may
with seme confidence give opinion as To tie h spec'
in these quarters Of the wheat and crops I'LL
full conviction that farmers prone 10 desfond and 10
COMPLAIN when they should be grateful. care con-
s,raoed 10 say that the of the wloat crop was on
the whole far from promising We say was-tor in
most instances if genial rains enjoyed, within the
last ten days, the improvement must have Teen very
decided The wheat every where backward, in
many places thin and spind ng of an unhealthy color.
Ram and seasunabe weather, where the land rs good,
NAV do much in the way Of It's improvement, but we
cannot believe that under any the be
an average one. The counesoi Frederick aud Jeeson
and the county Of Frederick, in Mar, land have
suffered more from drought than the region this side
Of the Ridge. and, outstanding their high-prccd
lands, presented nothing in the shape Of vegetation To
provoke nvidous comparison with the Piedmont re-
gion. The hest fields OF wheat. by far which we saw,
were in the counties of Alhemarle and Amherst.
The crop in the lower counties Of the Valley pre-
scented very unPrcmisng appearance. Vegetation is so
much MIRO forward with US, than there that we can
scarcely institute comparison. In many places under
the Ridge We saw what we should consider very fine
fields OF corn which had been retrieved BY recent and
ororIune showers. OF course, is too soon to speak
with confidence, but, far observation extended,
there is nolh hing TO induce dependency.
On the whole we may hope, if the country be blessed
with toeraby seasonably June that the crop wheat,
though redundant-nor even. perhaps, coming up 10
average onewll be respectable and, at the prices
which it will command. highly remuneratiye.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-03

Clerical Delegates .7kc,7lntes
Rev. A. Empie, - -. Rev. i. Z. Mctiuire
Rev. JAS May, y. ID. Rev. C. W. Andrews,
Rev. \. jones, ID. -. Row. w g. II. Jones.
Rev. Charles Mann. Rev. G. Is. Dana.
Lay Delegates .Htcraotes
p. Williams, Tazewc Taylor,
Hon. W. {. Riycs. t.'u. Sam II. Lewis,
Cob. Edward Colston, r. H. Cunningham,
W. II. Mcfarland. Hon. &. W. Summers.
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