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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-01

III sepa.c telated the Lean AID Treasury Note
- -. N.nday and Tuesday and. having made somc
,4..,.,ni amendments, oricIod 1t to lie tngt sSed.-
- was no Wing Senator who intinated disposition
oa,irs, tic BIll-tut several desired 10 lsak into
"a .mcpd is PROVISIONS. This seems to lave te4n Il
IN duoeon ly some Of the administration ltla' and
.e;,lly by the fiji ial organ. who hold upths nj IN
..,esssry delay Of few hours in pass! tic Bhi 10 tho
n,aton Of the Iulle,ssa desee cH ar ass ha GOV
icon, b, Irrelevant debate. Il isn.t enough that the
wig minority vote for every ne asate. Which toy
Iii calculated to iHyigcrae lie prosecution 4 ihc
ihc organ demands flat Executive coHuHaa'a
in rr.nclpc aud detail sall lie registered olso
.,,l,pt opouiry or del ate. Even wise and any
,,,opdnents, obviously adding efficiency II the ENesn
ye .eAopcs.arc seemingly resented. The President is
.l,d upon as the only person who J as any rgat to
b,k Or plan- Cougless las at.ang 10 do hut t5dfi,
hats to owe the frm Of laws u edc,, drawn up atta-
o,ber end of the ~yrnne. The doctrine Is ,hat the
President rcsppnsl trthc Prosecution Of III" Waraod
~, therefore, Corgi,ss i, tound toilold lm What
,lics he de Is and 10 oiuii him T. do Just IS lie
l,,scs IN the Disbursement. iAal Cost'ss Is adthl.
,,,,e b,dy l,uud teeI suit til vii oile F,oIe nd
,Le GOOD Of tie haton. is fast ieeoIr- els cte idoa
/, j., in c. in the theory o May, MT whit moe e
legislative bod, ihau Nalolcln's Imperial Scat.
This imiatencc Of tie delay Of twenty toor haars in
the Senate. mami, stcd by the Union, +, III STANCE cot
.,,,., with the mild exp s'ulaiofs addressed 10 tie
II m,,. en- the table + Which the BIZ laid fl two Ct
,lreo weeks tdrcr was acted 1pn. | .sthc more IL.
workable inasmur. + dc Secretary Annual ReFrt is
authority there ought now-ald until TIC l5l of july
Ia ,,aple funds in the Treasury, sotIat there n1sueh
GREAT haste ior the ras.ggr Of lie EIl Il isuue. Nh
ui. Chairman If tie Finance N nittee If tlg Stu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-01
E.. Franklin, b.,

Beai'r IN FANCY ana staple Dry Goods,
hhN'hhoRa' Va,
EpEsPEC1FlilLi informs his friends and tho pub
a hr that he has just received and opned his entire
sto k of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, purchased
lee atty IN Il Northern cities on such terms as will ena-
ole him 10 offer asgoa inducements 70 purchasers oithor
al wholesale any house IN this section OF coun-
Try. Iisaoch Is large, comprising an extensive assort-
mcnto almost every article usually found IN Dry
hlods Establishment, in an examination Of which may
he ouada 9tadi3 assortment IN the following articles:
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
lme i'r,nel Sgshmefeeln pat'ens, new s'yl's'
he. Graduated and omhrc shaded DO,
asilmoIa it9ns9' great variety
nhaplaic' and 94'th ' -a no9es'
bamha2H's ana me SILK "%iP ailaora'
,'alla fIaia9 ana hohea nious,
fIan black ana "aie'ed 9llH''
naah striped ltNn 90
aney SlEs'
iIne ic'kele ohaWs'
great variety do at all prices,
Ranks (lncomiNrable t'imp ca5od) okii", new ar
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-01

TIN Defendants. I'm B5"l,s and Horny s Peyt1n,
net having entered their app aranco and given security
according h the If Assembly and hc Rules Of tbs
Court atalaIfcanng by satisfactory evidence that they
arr not ahabItan'i tbs Commonwealth II is ordered
that they d appear hsretn bsf re The FIRST day Of April
tenn noN Al d gnswfr the bill OF Plant rs. d that
copy # tts oDdor Ia forthwith inserted in some news
,rpu5l5ad IN ,tawn If lyn"hbnrg for Two months
successfully and another ep> thereof posted The front
door If the Cour Ilouso Of his couo on some Court
day. Copy-Tes'e.
: H. LOVING CIR pro fem
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-01
o.. Ord large supply ofsuNDRIES, TO be
opened tomorrow morning, LIST Of
BcCentkcr.

~ OF Mons and Boys Caps, to wit glazed.
u cloth, fur, seaette, velvet, &c, very cheap.
lo do2 Mems and Boys Wool Hats. black. purple and
white Owncrs Of factory hands viii please call
aud lay in ihe,r supplies.
Also Ius' receiving, Blankets. Flehncs, Linseys, Cal
ieoos, fued Cloth, Bed Ticking {. shmcros Apaccas
Mou.lin de LANES, and great many kinds Of Shawls
New Goods will be received every week in tho yoar,
fresh fren the Northern Aueti ms, and elsewhere.
JOHN j, PuRFI>, Agout.
Nov 3O-ts II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-01
Valuable T'owl. Property for sale.

q or'y, IN the town Of Lynchbufg, long known as
kYLE'S CORNER.
THIS is enc Of the best located lots in the town FOL
Business and is onucnty worthy the atenfon CT cap:-
a.is g. Tic Undersigned IS anXous n sell, and invct
lie application ,f purchasers For torms, (Which VIII
bo H. ra and The ,l'le made undoubtedly go9d,) apply
to Charles l. II sly, vino Is authorized 10 sell.
FREDERICK MOhTMOLlIN,
Tuls.ce. Sc,
The Iat contains 81 fee front, running hack tho usual
depth ct 'sva lce aud viii be ID Ia plo4c or IN seps
re parcels az ma e Gcs..el / " T1eteo. =
-. s isf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-01

~ The advertise nont of : W. is Too pcrsonal ard
abusivc to find aGmi,iance into eni 60 umus II would
no, he Iul Cd is c.,lmmicatn, a1d la}i'g II il
as an nd, e,iscnani does not chm, ii. character.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-01

o. \ very destructive fire oargrrcdia fos.uu. On III
2ls ul' \ numb II u.cs and ah sanda lr.o a'latn
Of pr1p-Ty WeTec ,nsulled,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-01

O.; We regret that, il consequence Of the sickness OF
hands employed in Office were MT ahl' t1ga 70
,rcss on "Wednesday night. in M to sa'ra tic mails
We hope such Thing may not again occar
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-01

e. The proceedings 81 he Legislature ",fe # /,
special interest on Taesly all Welac,lay, The r.gl
ii way question i, the r9nd6cat lect ao~ bt.re til"
House
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-01

G The ecccdings u the Wig Meeting IN lioddrd
and the communication Ia VIM afe unl' idaiJ,
psiplnel until or VI.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-01
NOTICE.
Fresh supply,
Nc DANIEL g. LEE

~ I1.TsN III " LII
RE now receiving. and iicr In sale, the LARGEST
"a aud host selected s'eel, of drorcries. III
osrors, Wines as.d Domestic Goods, over
etlerd III lynch5lfg. which we request our irionls
and hn r0,r acnlIy ,t call aud cNan,nc before buy
rg ,,yWhCc. MDANlf.L & LEE
iD is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-01
n sERIAGFS.

Married. on December 2Iaf. ~ Eey. Bcoamn NJ.
y all. MI WI. \. Hut. It Mis- MARY !. IIgcN,
al u Ne.sJa.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-01
%ESa AXIS.

En nNA SUGARS gust rceeiycd. of all kinds
etVFsVV}V s1mo IF vh,th are tho tcst Principe
AMI li.yanra Natds, Nsiulansed. f I sale law "
IC. is MCDANIEL & LEE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-01
Egy's.,2s{H. III 7ilscs .s'c.

Sgr13!HY. III 'jNCs es'c.
SAfEags receiving direct iom the Custom Hons, in
w New l.ra the following Brandt, s. Wines a>c:
In' otald Brandy, very superior.
Champagne dio, tho best in Ills mail e.,
" Old MaduIa WINES warranted rlrc.
" Selh
Pur. Cd IL Hand GIN
Aud al athrI kinds q Liquors which We viii sell on
lie very best Terms. McDANlEI s. LEE
Feb It's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-01
n & a Il, ID 4 =

tE1IE SrEs CNIrIR, l,rF in the town Of Liberty, Bed.
ford eonaty, Will pay the highest Cash prices fof
LIkELF NE & II OES
All letters addressed him Liberty viii receive proft
attention. WILSON {. HEWITT.
January 25-ifts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-01

I'D OBTRT J. DAVIS viii continue 10 attend the
p Q Courts, hercai5r- attended ly Dan.c DAVIS, adl
will retain tho office occupied BY thom
Dec 3l-2mif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-01

y. 3. PlFNT.

y B. P.IfNE,
DOOKSfTLER, Staiioner, andA)ea.cr IN fancy
ED Goods, Musical Instruments, &C. next door below
Bell Ruckcr {. Co, Main Street, Iynchburg, Va, Of
ers to tie public generally very large and well assert
ed stock Of BOOKS, in all the various departments Of
Medicine, Law, Theology, &c.
English French, German, Spanish, Latin and Greek
School Books,
Blank Books Of almost every variety.
Cap and Letter Paper, PLAN and ruled, common and
fine
Noo Paper plain and fancy, some very beautiful,
Paper llanginga and Bordering,
ViolIna, Fluies, Gutays, SC,
Ink, Ink Powder, Waters, Scaling Wax, Motto Seals,
&,
Chcssmon Chess Baards, Backgammon Boaids,
Gold aad silver Pencils, gold Pens adoe Wela Boxes,
Writing Desks,
RdseIs Cutlery, SC, SC.
Alnanacs fq 1917,
Country Merchants, folches. and all ia want u si3h
afl.cJs, arc olcc+fply invited . examine he stick
Oct. 10 +
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-01

p ICORIt Jus received on Consignment % cases
4 cytra fine fle, Lconcc, cXcoll1atarclef r man
utarturug. For sale by
Feb It's McCORKLE& SIMPSON:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-01

A r Court teld Fl Gcdfnd Couaiy. ne 18th ia,
= otla,ccnhcr, Ieit:
VILLAIN Net lie aud Thomas MyGalc.
Plain n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-01
TIE niElEs0GlgrY OF VIRGINIA

Nov "a
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3aoetrn.
THE FAREw ELL.

 Farewell for have schooled a,y heart At last to say farewell 10 thee Now can bear 10 look on death- Its bitterness is past to ne. There was time should have wept To look uPaH my altered brow The lEp, whence red and smile are fed But am glad 10 see them now The faded brow, the paliid lip.
 Proclaim what soon my laie will be: Ard welcome is their tale of dcsth. Fog have said farewell to thee Whence ftst we met, saw thee all A girt's imagining could feiga did not dream q loving thee,
 Ssill less of being loved again. felt it net, til round my heart Link after link the chain was wose Thea burst at once upua my brain The EaddeniRg thoaghl-I love ] love We ii,ea were parting. others wert. Bsat let not one tear drop fall; And when each kind farewell was said. Mine was the coldest of them all. But mine the ear that strained to bear Thy latest step; and mine the eye That watched thy distant shape, when none Bat me its shadow could desery. And when the circle in its mirth
 Had quite forgot farewell and thee. wentto my own room and wept The tears would not let them see. And time passed oa; but aot with time Dad thought of thee and thine depart; The lesson of forectfulaess
 Was what coald not teach my heart. We met again. and womaas pride NeFyed me 10 what had 10 bear And would Hot, though my heart had broke, Have let thee find thine image fhege. left thine eyes gazing on mine; iel, my hand within thine hold; heard my name breathed by thy voice, And was eslan, and was cold. And then heard yon had bride know not how, know not when For still my brain swims round to think On all, all that l suffered thenl knew the day, the very hour, That you were wed, and heard your vow l heard lhe wedding beils-oh. God. Mine ears rinx with them even now l may not say that you were false, 1 never had one VOW Irom thee, Bat have often seen thine eye Look as t loved to look on me And when you spoke to me. your voice Would always take softer turn: And surely that last night your cheek Was almost palli4 ss ny own. But this Is worse than vaia--Farewell, Of heaven now oHly crave For fhee of all iife's happiness, And for myself an early grave.
 London Lateya's Messenger.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-08-02
X ONES AND HAPPY,

bf 8- LASSsCS HANhss ESN- There's much in the world thai IS doubtful. There's much we shall ue'ef understand Why TIrile should live in Po5r,Gouse, And Yfce on the fat of the land: For those who are lrrifni aud peevish, This duty remains to fulhi; But try 10 be Aosssi and happy.
 And let the world do as II will. The peor wretch who walks upoa crutches, May often be eEyIed far more Thashe who in splendid apparel
 Can shut On the begssr his door; He cares not lor clare, and sherry;
 Of v~nison he has not his fll--- Yet dares to be honest and happy,
 And e. the world do as il will He boasieih 10 lor1ly possessions,
 No live-y at tableto wait; He makelt no hollow professions
 To cheat bis friend sooner or late: He ruins no hard working tradesfnan, Who gets Gut curse tor his ball, But tries 10 be honest and happy,
 And lets the world do as fl will. He joins not the bowl or the wassaii. He seeks not the gambler or sot; CoDteLtmeni and health are the blessing That daly Tecar to his lot And while ia The midst ofhis children Good piccepts ae sir1res 10 instii, He shows that he's honest and happy And lets the world do as it wiA. Oh, whe would then grumbfe at fortune. Tbongh sorrow and telling betide : - The man sho with scealth IS q riliiaa, Might be rirfH0as were II denied Too much may o'erburden and siok you, Too little on keep you from ill; Then try 10 be honest and happy,
 And iei the world do as 1t will. The man who with plenty is k0Rest.
 Hathiifle to ask for his nasne But be .sho ,heagh humble is upright, Shall live in the annals of Fdms. The vicious may mock at his mem'fy, Bat ages wifi fhInk on him still That strives 10 be heBest and happy, And let the world do ss 1t will
The Arkansas banner., 1847-08-02

Do NOT DssPisE SMALL TAiNGs.-The possibility o( great change being introdu- eed by slight beginnings, may be illustrated of the tale which Lockaian tells of a vIzler. who, having offended his master, was con uemaed To perpetual captivity in lofty tSwer. A. length his wife caa.e to weep be- low his window, Cease your grief said tae sage, 'go home for ihe present, and re- urn hIihef when you have procured live black beetle, together with little gaets or ouiiAio's huGler.} I.see e!ems, one of -ihe hnes' silk. another of stout paek-thfead, and sno'hef of whip-cord; finally stout cord Of rope When she again come to the foot of .he tower. provided according ,o her hus- bands commands, he directed her 10 touch me head Of the insect with a ilt,le of inc sase, to lie oge end of the silk thread around hi'h' and 10 place the repliIe on the wall of he tower. Sedueed by the smell of the but yer winch he conceived to be in store some where above him, the beetle continued to as- eehd tii he reached the top, and thus put the sAier In possession of the end of the silk "tead' who drew up the pack thread by means os the silk. the small cord by means oi the pack thread, and, by means of the eofu' stout rope capable of sustaining his own weIght-and SO al last escaped from the place ot his duress--Q Guar. Reries.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-08-02
From the Hasa. Usi9a., l5ta iasi. KIT CARSON, OF THE WEST

This singular man Jeff Washington this morning ln company with Mrs. Fremont, for the west. On entering the War 0siice, yesterday, wc were asked, ..Have you seen Kit Carson: He has this moment Jeff my room; and singular and striking maa he is, Modest as he Is brave, with the fire of enter prise in his eye--with the bearing of an h. dian, walking even with toes turned in-i wish you could have seen hisn.'' We were so unfortunate as to miss hiIn, though our curiosity was greatly excited; but, in the course of two hours, gentleman. who had seen much of Carson, waited upon us and poltsely furnished ns with the following deS- cription of this singular man. The portrait IS admirably drawn, and it gives US great pleasure To lay it before our readers. It Is the character of one of those bold and enter prising spirits of the west, whom Ihe peculiar influences .f the frontier se;llements--he- tween tue white man aud the red man -are so well calculated to produce. Carson, how ever Is master spirit, whose habits we like 10 understand, and whose adventures we deligh, to hear
 Such unique character ought io be pre- served by the magic pen Of genius, before is traiis disappear under the advance of eiEiliza- ,ion.
 KIT CARSON,
 Under this name, within few years, has become quite familiar to the public, mainly thro' his connection with the expeditions ol Fremont. one of the best of those noble and original characters that have from time to time sprung up on and beyond our fronticr,
The Arkansas banner., 1847-08-02

to @ to tapsaia sseek spas !. lAas place, aad bring . feinfnFeenaeng L ,,si
 This daring enterprise Ehese ialrepid and fesClNie ynnng men. arcosnparled hy al pclswaFs Indian whn was ailarlsl,d es . spy b Gsn, Kealaey's cnnsSasad, sacsesAluiGy acenmplished, bait Aot wighons extFegne sul- feFing and peris,-slse dislsaee besyeen tise caasp, md Sah nieeq V as but ihirsy miles but, as theY had tp make long asl0uf5, lisy travelled nearer 6ilY They lslE lhe casnpl h sile highf of Ehe 20th If Beeen1bgf, crawling in horisonlai position ihsoakE shel enesny's lines Theig shoes made sotse' noise: for which tailsO iIiey snok them nli aud during the nsTIst allostahafeIv lost them. Lying hy all day to avoid the enemy, they succeedsed bY sise eAd Of the second night in reaching their destination sud pFo- curing the necessary fsimlsfcesnent Their feet aud kh totS4 and bleeding from the rocks and thUFny sllrnbs, haggnfd from hunger. ssitsEs afxisss and sleepieness, tsaey wefe agsiA, nevertheless, h fnil performances of tlnty st the battles of tsle 8;h and esi1 cf yandary.
 When Fremont, after meeting with and accerting .he s4rfender of the Mexican forces. resrhed Los Aagslos, sonin,medl- 1 ately returned lo hIs command, and n Cse ensuing month was again selecied tn cs0ss the desert. the wilderness, the mountains and the prairies. to bring news sI these lar ] of operations Of it's ageHgs to she govern meRs in Washington Leaving the frontier settlements of California on the 25th of Feb rnaFy, Carson arrived in S,. Louis ahpu. lhc middle of May--niaking the journey. nni- wilhsianding the enclemeney of the season, aud detention of days at Santa Fe, in shorter tune than II was ever before ac- complished. The unsettled state of the eouaary, the war with Mexico, melting fhe savage tribes io unusual IiceDse and daring
 -added much io the inevitable hazards and Priyatsons of the journey, rendering the most apceasing sigllenee necessary night and day; while the speed with which the party travelled deharred them from the usual resogsse of travellers in uniuhabiled regions. and they were fsin to resort to Inc nFisavorys subsistence of shose Iippophagi offIe Sierra Neusada; only converting the poor beasts to food, howeyes, when they were navei-worn and exhausted
 Foruiiataiy, the journey wss made in it's extent without series mishsn, and Carson, with Lieut.. Besle, lis comrade in lhe night march 10 San Diagn, and Lieut. Talbot, the young gentleman who led the gallant retreat of the little party of ten through the enemy's midst, distance of three hundred miles from Santa Barbara to Monterrey -afe all now in Washington.
 Since Carson's arrival, solely through the aslfsriscia iafiou i,v the. pressesst sr f,ts ,ertf of lieutenant in the rifle regiment of which Mr. Fremont is the lieutenant colonel. The appointment was unsolicited and unexpected -.he suggestion entirely If the recognition of the deserts of this man of tie peairiesa | fact iha. is mos, honorable to the Executive, and makes the favor the gratifying 10 the friends of Carson.