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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-20

Its gratifying observe the spirit Of Internal 10
proyement which pervades the Commonwealth The
people are every where taking the subje of Rail Roads
into their swn hands, and manifstlng disposition 10
put forth their own strength before calling uppn the State
for assistance. The mass ofthe people, the bone ant
,rew of the community, aud the capitalists.
eed upon for subscription 10 the stock Of projected works
The diusivc the subscription, the more general
the interest in public work, the better it will be man
aged
We observe that petition has been presented the lie
gisature for the Incorporation OF company 10 construct
Rail Road from Gordonsvl to Fredericksburg Meeting
of the cit zens of thu latter place, and discussions in III
pa pers manifest much interest in the scheme The peu
pie Of Culpepar have asD hal meeting in favor Of
Road from Culpepsr Court House 10 Orange CT House
scheme Of compromise has been suggested and main
tanned with pausiby VIZ that. instead Of making the
Road last above mentioned the Cupeper people should
make Rail Road to r 'binson's, point the project
cd road from Fredericksburg 10 Orange CT. House,
The distance from Cupeper Ct House is less than thai
from the SAM point TO urrnge CT. House. and the
distance from Cupeper CT Ho to Richmond, via Fred
ercksburg less Than by the Orange c. House and LOU
Rail Road route Another party is opposed to june
ton with the Louisa Road, and in favor Of making Or
an.e CT House the terminus for The present at least
If the route the Blue Ridge Powesgap be real
ly feasible, why should the road from Orange Court
House not be extended in that direction and the trade
Roc, ngham find market in Fredericksburg instead
Richmond? We are inclined 10 think this movement
is destined TO work considerable revolution in the trade
and travel of the country Il wall interfere very consid
erably with ''ves,ed rights"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-20
MIR CAlIlOlIN'S SPEECH.

We conclude the able speech Of Mr.. Calhoun o" his
resolutions Il contains truths which must sink deep into
the minds and hearts 81 his couu,rym-n Il Is deeply i'm
burd with ,he spri, of wisdom aud prophecy. We could
have wished that had been delivered In support Of
practical measure, md merely of s,riog OF declas
Tory resolutions Mr. Calhoun owes II 10 The country
that he should become more Of working in the
Sena'e-moro of practical legislator. W,r, sasacous
and patriotic. know him 10 he, no, content
tina, he should merely fill the pos, Of adviser We wish
to him shaping the legislation of that body taking his
share Of the abors Of committees. aud voting all
casions This he do and yet keep aloof from all
dirty nlrgues 10, the pr, sidency.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-20
OMISSIONS IN MIR REvERDY JOHNSO M
ApEEEu

We Yesterday adveried to the singular fact that the
remarks made by Mr.. Johnson. Of Maryland, in which
he laid the whole blame for the origin Of the war al The
door Of the President omitted from the rspor, pub
Ilshed in the Union. We surprised to find also that
they are omitted from the Senate's regular report Of
MONDAYS proceedings and noticed in the report Of
Tuesday's We cannot accoun, for this remarkable o.
m sslon ofihe most remarkable part OF MI Johnsons
speech There can be doubt Of the character Of the
remarks referred TO- They reported commented
on in many Of the Washington letters, and we observe
no discrepancy between them.
We have already published few sentences from the
sketch Of the Baltimore AmsTicans rerser, representing
Mr. johnson to have declared that ihe marching Of
troops to he RIO Grande the cause Of war and tina
the "was i'll advised, reckless, and clearly agains,
the spirit of the Constitution"
The ,elegrsplc report in several of the New York
papers, renders his position briefly thus:
ale came to the conclusion that the war was just
and honorable the part OF the country IN consequence
of The wrongs received from Mexico, bat that the Presi
dent had constii utionaly and vashiy brought
and he responsible The people for the cost Of blood
and treasure that expended in the contest
The New York Herald, one ot It's extraordinary
eieoraphc enterprises. published anOsta complete
port Of speech. Of which the following is the concu
sion. The extract begins with the remarks with which
the Senats's report ended
mo, sir. The American people ere high-rninded and
honorable The begun by Mexico. and she is
resunsble for all the consequences MI johnson then
proceeded to detail the history Of he annexation In tho
Senate and the provso which left the boundary open to
negotiation. ....
ale charged upon the President Of the United States
as being responsible Tor The war There were Two slter-
natives to the end proposed negotiation 81 resolution
II was the ashness of the President, and his hot haste
in adopting the resolutions and in sending tho messen-
ger to Texas that the frs, and remote cause Of The
war He had done this in defiance of oil hazards-n vi
oa,ion Of all precedeus Of his prdec ssors. whose poll
cy had been adopt all possible means Of avoiding the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-20
FOR HIRE

10y virtue Of deed VI Trust executed " us BY VIM
- w Camden, bearing date the 9Th day OF Januar,
1874 and duly recorded in The Clerks Office Of N-ls N
County Court for certain purposes therein mentioned W,
shall in said Deed Of trust, offer aud sell
the highest bidder for cash the pro usss wherson III,
said WIN. w. Camden forncrly resided, on Friday, the
18th day Of February, ls4S fair, IL no, thu next fa
day. (Sandays excepted the following propery wit:
certain tract or parcel Of Land which the said
WIN. w. Camden died ,ntanins
lbs Acres,
be the less adjoining The lands Of John
Camden, and WIN. l.. Dckls and others. Also, ano,h
er tract purcell Of Land. containing
10 ACRES,
be the less. adjoining the lands NJ John
Camden. decd. and others. Als,, all the said VIM w
Camdens right tile and interest in the tract Of land
ing she head If Shoe Creek il the county VI
Nelson containing .oo .
Also, the said WIN. w. Camdens in,eres. in the land
belonging the Estate ofJohn Camden Decd. lying
in the county Of Mason the waters u the Is Mile
Greek, which said interest is
IOs ACRES.
Aso, one NEGRO WOMAN, named Psisrlla. AIso
one Clock four Feather beds and FHfuure, one Side
b,ard Bureau, one looking Glass, and al the other
House hold and Kitchen furniture, Of thu said WIN. W.
Camden Also, his Plantation utensils Of every descrp
iun and three head Of Horses eleven head II Cattle aud
his xork II hogs their increase since the execution Of
this said deed, much Of The aforesaid property Is
will bc sufficient pay and satisfy the dsbs due In said
desJ"ftrust. .rI s.rt ettf~l Pc
The title 10 said property 10 hslisvad 10 BE- god bu.
acting trustees will canvey such % 10 vsstsd in
JNo. s. CAMDEN.
g.. e. .-T Nm Wright,
Jsr :, lt'E Irus..eo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-20
SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER.

WE have only just now received the January number
Of The Southern Literary Messenger, Tor the present
month periodical always welcomed to our desk. The
editor, far, has show hin self fully qualified for
the arduous duties OF his post and WILL we DO hot doubt
extend He reputation Of the work. The Messenger APP
peas strongly the whole South for support, though 1t
has nothing Of sectional about II, and in all literary
matters. lrtath's generous and Truly catholic spirit
1t has reached the 4lh year Of lis existence and may
fairly be presumed 10 lie fully tstablshedbut the more
Ianuage A,eld,d to 1t TIC noe worthy will the edi-
Tor be enabled 10 make il # hat patronage
We glad 10 fd article, in the present number,
from the pen Of well kno~n contributor, and "h'lore
editro, the highly gifted 1t. NJ. F. Marry, L. S. N
II upon the subject Of The National Observatory, It's
history, organization, description OF the Instruments
with rematks upon the practical importance OF Asto-
Monica observations and Of the very great interest which
has been recently awakened for the science in this cum
try. Mr. Maury iiiiks that more has been done Tor
Astronomy. within the last sx years. than III all the res
of our national existence. This Interesting dsqnlsl'lon
is most appropriately addressed to the Venerable Joh"
Quincy Adams With what ming feelings must that
old man inspect the magnificent temple u science erected
ty the National Governncntunde false pretences and
deceptive names We admlI-Ur merely hn,lng al the
power do which, without positive recommendation
Of the measure, be was buried from power. But Time
IS the erca, ayerger. and Mr. Adams has lived TO see
.Liph, House in the Ski s'-builihy money appropa'
ted by democratic Congressional 10 any In Europe
and far rra,sccndrg his widest hopes. lie has lived
to see lis utility so generally acknowledged, that the
most miserable dcmagogue in Congress dare not vote a.
rans the slight appropriation necessary TO carry on It's
opera,ons We dub whether anyone Of our national es
adjustments r. fleets true glory upon the country
The Statue Of Santa Maria"is cleverly executed
translation Of French tale, by Pierre Cheveier.
Next Gows 81 article upon the literary merits OF
ra,8r A PC. hyr. F,te.hc, e' Winchester. the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-20

o. The politics Of New YORK not very desirable
blu, her policy, under whatever party administration, !"
deserving of all prase. 1t has made her grea, State and
fruits are, from year year, developing themselves
What a picture Of prosperity does Governor Young
annual message, transmitted the other day. contain
Look at the Canals. The revenues received amounted,
for the year ending Is, October $3473os4 % (morr
than one fourth Of all that the works the Stale J
The expenses were S6iS 7G6 0s-having nett income
from the tolls of 81 s297ls So After deduc'ing from
this the amount appropriated TO the several sinking
funds it leaves SY79,7lS 02. which remainder Is set a
part by the constitution The enlargement OF The Enc
Canal aud completion Of the Gennessee Valley and
Black River Canals The tceip's from TOLLS between
the st October and LIST January, was 81 4l9425 10
OF at the rate of s. 617 .695 per annum
Turning from her Canals to her Common Schools, the
exhibit made Of prosperity and progress not less Sink
ing. The amount Of public money paid for teachers
salaries was, lao year. $685. II, and the amount
ised by the school districts was 294O A-mak'ng
in all 81 ,O6s ,230 So The number Of chdrei. taught
in the public schoos during the year. was 74s.3s7 Ia
the past year there paid Tor books, to the District
Libraries, the sum OF $92 $50 So. and there now
IN these Dstric, Libraries 800 9S4 volumes! Forty
thousand dollars appropriated 10 the Colleges AcaJe
mics and Classical Schools, in proportion to the number
Of pupils.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-20

tn. corres,ander Of the =. York III ross r-r ss NJ
johnson almos, in the very Same wcfls.:
The Executive persisted In the aanssA.sa VI isaes'
In firm which he kasw the Se.a,e had fr1es'ss, oe
treaty uuors,) and in form wht'h ne kseW Con
Rrrss would dsapprovr becausr u Vi isef Wvsd %
oil war lie persisted. knowing oil THIS. And was
thersf,r responsible Ea the The mode OF Ahnsx-
atom which h. persevercd in. Concrsss had c"n-
demncd aud no know u, aud C"ugrsss every man knew
who knew any thing OF Tho facts. woald ~, have CO."
ssnrs Ia the march u our uoops 10 tho Mo Onnae.
This of itself, we an Of, and the cause gf e'',od
shed. The President aud alone continued MI john
SON. Is the cause OF the war lie Il IL whu committed ~
Of war in ordering ,runps fmwasJ. and upon MS
head the blod which has tr,nsned ~ many battle
fields made many widows std orPhsNe, And spread
such mourning over the land. The cry VI The widows
and The orphan II wss sud, would reach the Executive
in his retirement and make him feel the misery he had
Inflicted upon the land"
Finally the unions amusing editorial nocs II the
speech leaves sort utdoubl ~ 10 the posons assun
cl by the speaker
This (the frs portion Of the speech. ssys tho
Union VI Monday night WAS admirable. and forms Al
irresistible argument behalf o The war which va are
carrying with Mexico But the least. and much. the
shortest part part Of the specch was very unsa.sisc.o
~ charged the President with bringing The wsf BY
tho alternative which he had adopted in carrying Into
effect Tho resolution io The annexation VI Texas and ID
by the orders which had been issued 10 Cen. Taylor
Tor marching the Rio Bravo W. excuse the last part
II the speech inr tina sake ot the former"
The mode Of trcising II seems IN have bsen 10 omit
it, Nichmond Times.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-20
vIrwiulai

virginia.
Mules held in the Cetks oic OF the Circuit Superior
n Count Of Law and Ch,neery for the county Of Nssss
On NJ ,niay, the 9rd DAY ot January 1913
AibertW Harris Aid Coigh A. Harris, cutter 81 lev
W. Harris, deed, - Psi'Aias,
against
Mary u,ri,, widbv Al t.lia 81 Will,.u la Hsrris
deed AL Carter d. Harris, Daniel n. Dii.y all Nspsy
his wife, John y Sickle aud jams his wills, JpspA g.
Ham. and PAalna his w, Cyto, Isrris auA EsaSsth
his wiie, Mary r Harris, Richard c, C,ierasn unt Lee
w. II Coleman, Mary y. Coleman, Jane CosmAa, hobart
Coleman, Sarah Ann Coleman aud Lewis Colsan children
oil Sarah Coleman dcj heirs law and davisees Of said
william Lee Harris deed, and Robert Whitehead, Henry
q. Il 'bsr,s, william fAbsr, Christopher T. Eses anl
Charles Pcrtow, Def-ndants,
In CHtycrRY.
The Defendants, Carter u Harris. Daniel q DALEY and
Nancy his wife Clayton Harris and tixabs,h his wiis
ensred their appearance and given security sceor-
ing TO the Act Of Assembly aud the rule. o this ourt and
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they nha b.
tants ct this Commonwealth Il is ordered that thuy do ap
here the drs Monday In April next and the
bill OF the Plaintiff and that acopy Of this order be forth
with inserted IN some Newspaper published In the town et
Iyn, bur Tor two months snccesysy and posted the
front door oi the Court Hou OF this county.
CopyTeste,
Jan so-~sn s.H LOVING, y. c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-20

The Richmond Republican INDUCES IN well msrl'e
cuogy of the Patrick county resolutions and mako. their
publication the occasion for shot the evils Of party
spirit 1t passes uver entirely. however, tho resolution
expressing the sense o the meeting as to !he necessity OF
State and general convention. We are glad I" see,
in all quarters, tb, sagy son ofhs Log s'ave meeting
heartily adopted We doubt not tho convention OF the
23d of February will be full representation Of tho Wing
party of the State We feel equally persuaded that It's
members will be nearly unanimous for General Taylor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-20


!, csanot ND denied that the Ricamsnd ani oiao
Rail Road scheme in which our ci,ilens have manifest
ed deep interest, very bad odor with tito Legs
laue. We have no hope oaay favorable action during
the SESSION. Wo suppose 1t Was th,s consm,"" which
led Que of our delegates. Col Clay. to offer. On Wrd
nesdsy last. The following resolution s d..
R,so'red. That the COMMITTEES of Roads and Internal
Navigation inquire into the ~xlcdsncy Of Incorporating
Join, stock COMPANY for the purpose Of constructing
Railroad ftm he town Of ly nchbarg through the South
western part ol Virginia suitable point on the
Tennessee line.
An ac, of Incorporation like this will bring back To
the polio, enbraccd se,eairrn yeats sg, and which.
nost unfortunately. crens thcn induced 10
abandon ur the canal We prepared al present,
10 express ourselves very decidedly upon this question:
But, 'here be hope o getting legislative AID for Tho
Richmond and Ohio Rail Road. and there be rrospcc,
Of getting three hs subscription to independent
improvement. from Lynchburg 10 the Tennessee line.
should think there would bc grea, difficulty IN
transferring subscr pnns 10 this work. and getting The
corporation undertake what II Is willing To undertake
for The Richmond aud Ohio Rail Road WE do pro.
fss however, 10 have formed very decided opinion up
ON the subject That n Road from here To tho Ionnrs.
see line To be there connected with the impoven IN
progress in that State would BE- Of infinite importance IN
The Of l,nchburg, one can fot nnmrn, doubt,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-20

NiR'INA ->At Rules held in the Clerks OHies Of tAs
Circuit superior Court Of law and ChaDcery, Eus The
county Of Nsison Monday the Ord day OF January, 100
John Bryant, Plaintiff,
against
Ralph w lohu sorv ivisg partner oi 1otus Prshins,
Mary bryant, william H. Dgges former Trustee tef Mary
bryant, BENJAMIN NJ Perkins, Of Hardin rsrki.,
deed former Trustee Of said May Bryant, Stephen n
Ewrrs the present rrustce Of said Mary Bryant, william
Bryant, Nelson Bryant and Joseph Kidd Jr snd Mary his
vile, formerl, Mary Bryant Dsfandants
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendant, Ralph Lohtus not having entered his
aud given security according TO the Of Assem-
bly, and the rules OF this Court aud appearing by satisfactory
evidence that he Is not An nhabhant Of this Comm nwealth
Is ordered that the said Defendant do sppear here
first Monday IN April neat, and thu bill Plain
tin and hat copy OF this order be forthwith soma
Newspaper published in the town Of Iynahburx, ior two
months sucesssi,ely and posted the door the
Court house of this county.
ACopy-reste,
Jan ~ wau $. II. LOVING, -. &.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-20
SOUTHWESTERN TURNPIKE.

lr will be that the bill, for the extension of the
Southwestern Turnpike e,stwardly TO Buchanan. has
passed the House, by vote Of more than two 10
one 1t app,opriaes $50 900 to the object. Mr. Bur
we'll as we have heretofore stated, moved amcndmen.
approprating $4,000 fol relocating and McAdamz ng
the Iynchburg aud Salem Turnpike. which prompt
" rejected lie and his colleague voted against the
bill Of course. lis passage. though their namss ere
corded in the affirmative the question Of engrossnent
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-20
"ouR CANVASS LITERALLY WHirENS
TIFF OCEAN"

Some idea Of The magnitude of ihe commerce of Now
Orleans may be mrmed from The fac. sbou, IL
announce There were yesterday 6fy sriv,ls in our
port viz II SLIPS, bsrks. brigs. 8 schoonsrs. 10
steamboats, and up river steamers. The square rig
gsd vessel, mostly from foreign ports The large
humber Of 202O passengers landed The levse from
these vessels Much tho lager poron Of these mmi-
grants are trom Europe. WIN design settling in "thr
land Of tho free aud the Asylum r tho oppressed Of all
nations" Wa learn ,ha, there fifteen shirs and
number Of other vessels in the liver coming up..N D.
PIcayLne.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-20

led ,ous ys>,Irl that the, course oi ten ass
Ia T. % hun Michigan, should lie be candidate
~, The uay. weiase IL Tor granted that Cen Cas-
,,tnou lodges the right Of instruction, and the duty Of
a,,,. to ..,l~y or resign How, then lie op
,,, Nilmn Pfoyis,, when, AZ he is aware. Tho
s,,nf, of Michigan, At its last session, adopted res
lions with almost entire naaaimiy, approving ot 1t
'".' .", .m,batlc Language Rich Times.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-20
FRENCH GOODS.
NUPEMBER lokh. lS47
CHEAP GOODS

u
wv T. ms day received and opened second supply oil
NEW FALL. AND WINTER GOODS,
eec'cd IN the Northern Cities, with great To which
spesly call the attention OF the Ladies and the public
neray, as they will find great many and beautiful
'1s, which To be found elsewhere in this market
ana prices much lower than they could have been bo'igh
cr IN the season, deem it unnecessary to menson the
"n"erous article. just received but respectfully solicit CT,
:" the well selected stock-which pledge myself to sell,
Wces tc give entire satisfaction and no MISTAKE.
NOV. ISIS if TIIOS NJ WILKINSON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-20

WE beg the Republican not to make Itself unrasy a
bout the supposed dssenson In tho Wing ranks IN this
District, as the Candidate for the seat in the State
Senate The friends of Col FLOOD have nominated him
as they had right to do. Other gentlemen may also
be brough, forward, and Col. Bonduran nsy offer for
re election. Should there be many candidates, the
Wings will hold convention and select the one mos
agreeable 10 the par,yand elect him, as they can and
ought to do We have no idea who will be the candi-
date of the party. Col. Bonduran,is firm and thor
ough going Wing. and, we persuaded, whoever may
oppose him. the opposition will not be based upon any
want Of fidelity on his part to Wing principles.
Since the above in type, wefind the following IN
the Wing, of Monday will be seen that Col. Flood
expressly refers the mattero Convention, should one
DO thought necessary,
ApPoMArrox G.. H., 9th jan, lS4S.
Gentemcn-I have received many fatterng invita-
,ons from Wings residing in different parts Of the Dis
Campbell, Buckingham. Cumberland and part OF Ap
ponaliox in the Senate Of Virginia But none has been
more ghy priced than yours Of the 30th Dec, received
only few hours since.
have authorised friends in other counties, and now
authorize you, to say that am candidate, subject to
Whip Convention, should my friends deem necessa
ry to secure the election of Wing Senator.
This renewed evidence Of your confidence and kind
wishes will be gratefully remembered by
Your friend and ub't ser',
TIL. II. FLOOD.
To Messrs Cha's Mckinney, Peter B Moseey,
jams H. Forbes, WIN l.. Lancaster Jno Wyatt,
'Tho's A. Osborne, Baker w. Davidson, S. A. McCon'
NELL and Dr. 5. B, Christian, Buckingham. nd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-20

o. The liberty Ito loll upon the privileged SOFAS
which the senior editor Of the Cnon considered was al
that the resolution Of the Senate last winter deprived
him Of, has been restored. The motion was made 10y
Mr.. Mason and passed without any opposition we
suppose "expunee" will hardly be attempted thong"
perhaps the Union may desire to make that the issue al
The Spring elections in Vir.lnia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-20

e,- The debate upon the Ten Regiment bill is sl in
progress IN The Senate Mr. Prarce replied with grea,
force to his colleague. Mr. Johnson Mr. Clayton has
also made an admirable speech We arc opinion tina,
the men will be voted To constitute new regiments.
bu, to ill up tho compliments Of tho old
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-20
NEW GOODS.

VvNllE subscriber is receiving his fall and winter snp
ply oSaple and Fancy Dry Goods and will e,"r
ms friends and the public Que of the best assorted and
heapes' stock Of ods to be found south of Mason and
DHyu's line. Plenty Of time and no charge for showing
FRENCH GOODS.
expected in a few days by Adams s. Co.'s expresr
lot "l splendid Goods imported the French steams
l n''n nov discharsiug in New York. and If his ow
u ectlon and warranted the newest style.
ospt u Isl Ell. ... JOHN L. DAVIS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-20
WING COUNTY MEETING

The Wings Of the county Of Campbell and the Town
OF lynchbarg " III meet the first day Of February
Court. at Campbell Court House. io the purpose VI APP
pointing Delegates to the Wing State Convention be
held IN Richmond on tho 23d OF month"; with view
IL the formation oi Electoral Ticket, for President
and Vice Prrsden, II the United States.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-20

OF Among the passengers board the steamer Blue
Ridge at the time ofthe explosion, were MAJOR Early
of the Virginia Regimen, of Volunteers. Mr. :. A. Pau.
lett, Of this place. aud Mr. W. W. Carns'ax,
formerly Of Arrcma',o1 All of these Escaped wi,hou,
injury.