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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-27
WING MEETING IN AMHERST.

Capt. John Coleman was called 10 the Chair and
John f. Ellis appointed Secretary.
The following resolutions were offered by Col John
d. Davis, and unanimously adopted.
Resolved, That this meeting approve the objects OF
the Wing Convention proposed TO be held in the city
Richmond, on the 23rd of February next and that,
be appointed Delegates, the part Of the Wings of Am
heIsi, To attend said Convention
Resolved, That Gen. ZACHARY TAYLOR will
be an acceptable Candidate for the Presidency TO the
Wings o. this couniy-bu this meeting pledges itself to
support the nomne" of said Convention.
The Chair filled the blank in the first resolution with
the following names John ID. Davis, Samuel NJ Gar
land, X. A. Coghill, David Patreson John Thompson
Jr., James A. Gibson. David II. Tapscott Charles A
Pom, John Pryor, James F. Coleman, William Kent,
John billiard. josiah r. Ellis. Edwin S Rucaer Re-.
NJ. Brown WIN. w. Thompson. f.. Workman. IL. Wi.
hams, W. @. Harding, 'rhos c. Goodwin, Ihos. n
Eubank, Nj. {. Goodwin, Tlus A. Eubank, .Jno f.
Ellis.
On motion, the chairman wa, added to the delcga-
lion.
Resolved, That the proceedings of this meeting be
published in the lynchburg Virglnian aud Richmond
Wing.
JOHN COLEMAN, Chm.
john f.. ELLIS, Sec'y.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-27
CHEERING.

We have been favored with the following letter from
leading member OF the Tennessee Senate, gentleman
Of this place. which gives atterng account Of the
prospect Of Tennessee doing her duty with respect 10 the
Railroad connection. We have no time for comments
nor is any required. The importance of the in.lli.
gcnce will be readily appreciated in this community
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Jan. 18Th, 1913.
Dear Sir received your letter of the Isl January
IN respect 10 our Railroads in Eas, Tennessee You ask
10 transmit To you copy Of The charter Of the Eas,
Tennessee and Virginia Railroad Company. The char
ter. which passed the Senate. printed II snow
in the other II use and will certainly pass that body
II is charter liberal ever granted and SO soon
as II shall 81 the House will transmit it YOU 1t
charters line Of Railroad from Knoxville The Nlrgin-
ia line; running through the Valley of East Tennessee
between the lolson and Mol, Chucky Rivers, South
Fast of BOYS mountain. You aware that the Iii
Railroad chartered in 1898. 1t has been in
state OF suspension for years but has been
" revived under more anspcious circumstances Ii taps
the great Georgia Road Cross Plains in Georgia and
runs 10 knnNvllle, ~ miles Sixty miles Of IL have been
graded. BY late adjudication the company are emil
tied S2ll 900 of State bonds And in addition the
Senate has passed bill appropraIng $3.50 900 Of bonds
-nakng Sod 900. The bill, think, will pass the
House; aud l ay say with certainty this rod will be
made My charter takes up this road aud proposes to
carry 1t To the Va. line, $50 miles Aforementioned
In connection with this subject may say. that the Sen
ate have pass,d bill approprlang 46lS, OOO to the
Fast Tenn and Virginia Railroad. | send you paper
the Nashville Union, containing EDITORIAL explanatory
Of lis prov sions.
can assure YOU dear sir. that the spirit is up in Ten
nessee, and these works will be made hope that the
Virginia Legislature will meet Tennessee at the div ding
line aud aid in the completion Of great work essential
To the prosperity OF both will forward you shor
time additional information.
lam. with great respect.
luur OBJ dlent servant
IANDON C. HAYNES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-27
MIR. JOHNSON'S SPEECH.

IT has been already stated that there was an omission
OF an important par Of the Hon Reverdy Johnson's
marks on the len Re linen, Bill. in The Report of the
Sp ech heretofore published We have now received a
revised copy OF The Speech, from which we supply the
omitted part. follows:
So lar have been considering the justice of the war as
between the tSo belligerens- the u. 5 and Mexico as
nations But another and material inquiry presents itself.
What. independent Of the attack upon troops the
Rio Grande the immediate Of the war waists re-
mote caused Up this point agrre,i believe, and have
ever agreed, with my pllical friends, and, IS think
with hundreds and thousands of our political opponents
That To be found IN of the Presi
dent OF the tued States. The first the mode he pur.u.
ed under the resolutions of The LIST March 45 20 consum
mate the annexation Of Texas 10 our Union. The sec
ond. and the more rect and immediate cause his order
Ia march troops otne Rio Grande. Upon both these
points proceed to give my opinion with the frankness
which becomes ne, and at the same time the decorum
which is due the chief executive officer Of the govern
ment.
First. The mode to be adopted Of consumlna ting an
neXatlon. The resolution Of Congress of ls March pre-
senled alternative modes. Under the ore Texas was to
he admitted without any precedent definition of her houn
dari's Under the other there to be sucha drfni
on SIR will not stop to enquire into the history
OF that res0ntlun, IN tins body The treaty which pre-
coded had been rejected because it prescribed other
boundary than that which Texas claimed. it was re-
ec ed, appears by the debates this chamber because
III the judgment of some Senators the other side such
claim was untrue aud ilvalid--invalld because a large
PARTON Of territory embraced within the asserted Inn
It's was clearly portion Of Mexic, The treaty being
jected the resolution Of the LIST March, 1S45, came he
senate That. too open to the same objection til,
treaty. 1t left tho boundary depend on the claim
i Texas. 1 was impossible Tor those who thonght til,
treaty obnoxious that ground, and On that gronnc
voted against il, 10 give Their support.
Blu, they did vote for it, after getting 1t amended b
the insert on Of all alternative mode. Sir, how happened
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-27
WIGHT .lICTIO.N.
by VIM J. willis.

i ARGE STOCK of Fresh aud desirable Goods now 70.
4 cei,ng and opsnlne, which viii commence the
sale ct. on Thursday night. early candle light my
Commission house Man Street. aud will be continued
every night this week.. Amongst the assortment. be
found. VIA
Cloths. CassImeres and Ncsiings large assortment.
2ooo \ ds slca. some entirely New Styles.
Cashmcr,s. Mousins and Alpaca i.uster,
krnnrky sRd glasgow Jeans.
Apron Checks and Bed Ticking,
I, IS. / I and Bleached aud Brown Shifting.
Cotton oznaburps aud rw,ed Jeans.
Silks. Cotton aud l.lnen Cambfck Dresses,
White and Red Fla nnes.
Shawls and Neck lidkfs, a variety Of Styles
Clocks, Watches aud Looking Glasses,
Backing and Matches,
Gold Jcwelry, such Bcastpns Ear Rings and
Bosom Buttons.
Pocket Knives, Razors. Scissors, Chissrls Augers.
Hammers, llatchets Saws. Planes, Stock and Pad
Locks, Avis. Shoe lacks, Needles, Pins, Thread
Spnols. Cotton Patent Thread. Shaving and Tmlc,
Soaps. Cologne Water Tnath Brushes. Buttons, Side
aud Tuck Combs, Black White and blue Cotton Hose.
Hats aud Caps Boots and Shss and many other guos
too numerous 10 ennnerate. The attention Of Country
Merchants and others IL respectfully solicited 10 above
sales, y all Goods will be sold without - close
consgnmens.
WM J. WILLIS, Auctr.
Jan. cit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-27


Col. Jel' rson Davis has been elected L. s. Senator
by the Legislature Of Mississippi lie is now sitting
und'r an appointment Of the Governor.
MAJOR Bliss. Gen. Taylor Assistant Adjuanl Gener-
al, is now in Washington
CD. j. H. Piper. Of Virginia has resigned his Office
Of hicf Clerk olihe Land flee.
Tie remains Of It, Col. WIN. NJ. Graham Of the
ltl Infantry, who fell al Mno del Rey, have reach
I'd Washington and inter ed there Saturday last
Gen. tass has been nominated Tor the Pres dency BY
the Democratic Stale Convention Of Indiana SUI ec of
course to the decision Of National Conv eniion.
DIR. Houston. Rerorter To the Senate in a card saws
the omission Of part of Mr. Reverdy Jolsun's speech
was owing 10 a mistake Of the copyst.
Seahury Ford has been nominated by the Whg State
werner of that State.
Gen. Houston. just re elected Senator by the Legs
laure Ut Texas, has arrived in Washington.
Mr. lIornbeck the Wing member Of Congress whose
death we announced IA last, represented Doubtful
district. The result Of the election be held Tor his
successor is, therefore. entirely uncertain.
The Governor OF Georgia has appointed Mr. v John
son 10 I'LL tho uneXpreJ term Of MIR. Colquu, in the
Senate Of the United States. He is Democrat Of
course. Mr.. Dawson it will be rccoleccd, chosen
by the iegslauf the successor of Mr. Coquitt bat
1919.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-27
GEN SCOTT.

All doubt to the movement 'gainst the Commander
i, eLif is set at rest Gen Iuwson has actually left
Washington for Mexico to presi lie in sort of military
commissioned can hardly be called military court
which is 10 investigate charges against Gen. SiDtt. The
Natiuual lntelligcuc.r says:
AS Ynu WERE ,'-I.ae last evening. after the
above was in ypc, we learnt automatically GA couif
u,tin Of the inimca movement If the Administration
AGAINST General Sent. bit IN cmiradclio, of The Led
yrr's Telegraphlc despach) thai Gen Tows,n. Pay
master General, did out Monday night last Tor
Mckee, where he Is, III conjunction with Gen. CusH
ING and Col BUTLER. Of the 3rd Dragons, To
f,rm Cour, Of Inquiry. ordered by the President Of
the United States. Gen. Scorr-a very singular
Court, Ivy the way. 10 SIT IN judgement On the Zen
eral in clci Of lie Army. Truly. The connses OF
the wise plain, but the colnsrs Of the vain BAT
h,th sense"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-27
NAVY OF TIE IS.

During the year ending LIST December last, there &C
Cured the iollo"in. casualties in The Navy.
DEATHS.
Commanders, LIoutenanls. 2 Surgeons. 9 Passed
Assistant Surgeons. ! Assistant Surgeon. | Purser |
Chaplain, Passed Nlidshipmen. S Mldshipnen 4 Mas
tiers, En.ineeIs.-To'al Sc
RESERVATIONS
2Lleutenants. Surgeon, Passed Assistant Surgeon
Assistant Surgeons, Purser. z Masters . Passed
Mldshlpmen, Aldshipmen, s Engineers.-Ioal2 S.
DISMISSIONS.
Passed MIdshipnan, 4 Mldshpmen, Professor
In the Marine Corps there were killed in battle, 9
Majors and Lieutenant, and there died of disease,
Captains.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-27
GEN CASS.

There i, every reason 10 believe that Gen. Cass is
likely to be- the candidate Of the democratic party for the
Presidency. lie would be strong in the Northwest IN
States and he has certalnyat the expense OF all
si.ency it is true bid higher for Southern votes Than
any of his rivals lie is of fair character and
,pcctable talents, aud good deal Of information. with
out spark of ganiu' Il his itcl principles he has
manifested AT all times, an easy lubrcy which indicates
that he recognizes sNpeiency The only guide. Com
Incnclny life black cockade trderais. like all Of
tina, aitl, Who apo.tazed. he became the most ultra
Of democrats. He is thorough demagngue- mot IN
his manners which cold and arsocratc enougl-nar
his associations which quite exclusive but IN the
whence and ullrasn Of his views. lie is never found
opposing wha, he thinks is popular, whatever may be
his views Of the propriety Of The Thing, or what It's
aspect in moral point OF view Thus, the other day IN
the Sruate, he treated with the idea OF preventing
the conquest and annexation Of the whole Of Mexico the
American people should their hearts upon the scheme
evidently considering it to be little short OF moral trea
SON in any man, 10 stand up and reason with his coun-
,rymcn as TO the morality and expectancy OF making
anoiler Poland Of CO termnoos tepnhli, Were such
thing p ssihle, HAT our e'Ple should clamor for a
kine Cen Cass would have The courage resist the
ropular current. lie looks beyond the Constitution and
see. higher law tr him in the impulses OF the people.
lie is the Sempronus Of The Senate, and ready, all
,imes 10 fan the flames Of dlscord lie did hi. best TO
Iunge us inloa with England, aud is the
warnest supporter of the designs whether avoned or
concealed OF the Admin liation upon Mexico. With
nothing in his ersonsl character t, win upon the
tos-leing. have said, thorough aris,ocrat in
feelings aud associations and great lover Of
the rrappngs Of rank and high station, eynced in his
ltIle book about the Court Of france-he is. nevere-
loss. mus likely 10 be the choice Of his party fr the
Psd, ucy aud present another Instance Of the posi-,
ly OF the enthusiasm Of the democracy being stirred W
and personal p'cnariti,s, all fit HIM for the exclusive
Of some paryenu city circle, rather than for contact
and sympathy with tie mass Of his counlrymen.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-27
OBlJlJ kH

DIED. in Liberty, Bedford county, at the residence
her son in law Robert q Bell. Esq, on Monday morn
ing the 10Th inst, Mrs. MARY IoPKIss, in the Gsll
year OF her age.
The deceased had been afflicted with disease for
years previous To her DEATH and during the last few
months Of her life, The disease which preying upon
her caused her constant and intense suferng-sIo boz,
it, however, with much Christian loulude aud resgna
hon.
She was a consistent and pous member Of the Pres
byeran Church, all ctonale and kind 10 all wIih whom
she had intercourse, aud highly esteemed and beloved
by her relatives and friends.
She was aware, for some days before her DEATH that il
beyond the power of human skill her, and
she submitted with cheerlulness and confidence to the
will Of The Lord. She died she had lived trusting
her Redeemer.
She left numerous relatives and friepds to ihe
lnss-hnl 'lhelr loss is her eternal vain y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-27

% We are indebted to the Hon. William L. Cog
Gin for copy Of the Presidents Message and accom-
ranying docnncns-a portenous volume If 1918 pages!
No wonder IL was long time in making lis appearance
II contains several typographical plans Of the several
battles Of the last year, which will make Ineligible the
"hi a accounts. |. is in fact. fral history of the
military operations Of the war for lS47.
Va are constrained 10 say, that in typographical exc
cnion and quality Of paper, this document not equal To
HE work lone for Congress before the contract system
Vas introduced.
lInd that resolution has been Offered in the Sen
ave- ny Mr. Ashley. instuctlng the Committee On Print
Ing to enquire whether tho printing for that holy has
zee" done n style, and on paper, conornaole 10 the
contract.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-27
LAUREL HILL
Classical aud EnEliNll SCl0Ol.

HNllE undersigned, having opened School Elon,
1 Amherst county, miles n. W., of Lynchburg
would respectfully inform all parents aud guardians, that
a fine opportunity is afforded hem for educating their
children and words The undersigned is graduate and
has had the advantage Of three years experience teach
ing. lie has the testimonials ct his former Patrons in ref
10 his abilities teachers which he show
any desiring IT, The location Of the School is in
fine. healthy section. and among people Of refinement
and intelligence. Strict attention will be paid TO the
morals Of The pupils, and monthly report Of their pro
4ress. &C., will be sent to the parents. The undersgn
ed would refer the public Dr. Paeson and e. s. Ruck
er patrons Of the School The Session commenced 18th
January, and will continue ten months. Terms Of tut
un $40 for the English branches, and $5 for the
Classics. Boarding. may be had very low
Address Elon p. o. Amherst county. Va.
Jan. q --wl0m' RO. w. WATTS, A. NJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-27

A T Circuit Superior Court II Law and Chsnossy,
IA continued by adoursmeni. and held SH the county
OF Amherst. at hs Coushuse, Saturday, the - day
Of April le47:
Robert Rivcs, administrator Of jesse Claskson deed.
Plaintiff,
William NJ. Ws1ss and Samuel NJ. Garland, adsnin-
is'ralors Of David s. Garland, decd Jass H. Garhnd.
widow Of tho said David s. Garland, deed, and the
same William M. Waller snA Sslly his wife. hs Sally
Garland. Ghssvus A. kose, md Anns hs wifi. ls,s
Anne :. Garland. John p Cobbs sad Jane M. his wife.
late Jane NJ Garland, William II. Garland. Edward A.
CabcDl and Mary r. his wife. late Mary 4. Garland.
Samuel NJ Garland. Patrick H. Garland, Cafulins Gar
land Landau G.. Garland and luss +. his wife and Al
ice 4. Cabei George X. Csbell, David 5. Il. Csbll.
aud Lewis u. Cabrl. the four last infant chma and
heirs Of Eliza v. Cabe, decd, late Eliza V. Garland.
by David k"tcs, their guardian ad lieu Samuel CAT
land, A. kobrison h Co and John l.. Harris,
Defendants.
In CnANcERy.
appearing TO The Court that will he necessary 10
take Of tho debts due from The estate u Jssss
Clarkson decd, which 10 be paid out ii The fund
when coll ctcd the Court doth order that be referred
To Of the Commissioners 81, this Court. III take
coun, Of the tran acons u the Connissonrf Charles
Perrow touching the COLLECTIONS made by him, zs, an
o The debts due from The estate Of ,hs said jesse
Clarkson. dee d.. all which accounts the said Commits
will take, state and settle. and make report there
oi 10 ,he Court with any matters specially stated deem
ed pertinent by himself required by the parties to be ~
stated. A Copy-Tese,
ROBERT TlNSI.EY. elk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-27
TO THE PUBIC.

HAVING purchaser, tie entire interest Of Mr. John
A Hatcher. In the concern Of Wilkinson & Hat
,hcr and taken the house formerly occupied by them,
cordially q cali tr,n the customers ii thu old
aud tho public. generally, to whom | return any
grateful acknow edgmens for the very ll~ra patronage
bestowed upon Wilkinson g. Hatcher, and hope. by IN
RENTED attention business and deter 10 give
satisacion Ia merit and receive contInuatisW u Ihe
same. shall keep constantly On hand good assortment
# the most Fashionable ami pretty Goods IL lie had IN
de Northern markets. which pledge myselfic sell as
heap az they can lr had any whorr.
Oct lS-tslf IllOS. NJ WILKINSON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-27

Dissolution.

|TuNllE co partnership heretofore existing under the
i style aud finn Of Wilkinson g. Hatcher, il this
day dissolved by mutual consent. Persons indebted To
the concern are requested To settle with Thos NJ WIKI
nson who - alone authorized To receive or collect. he
having purchased the entire interest Of jno. A. Hat
,her Those having claims against the concern will
presen, them to him for payment The name of the
will he used. where is necessary IN closing ,ht
msiness Of the same.
TIIOS. NJ WILKINSON,
OF. I5-.sf J. A. HATCHER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-27

Mr. Senator ID. II. Lewis, OF Alabama. has in let
ter recent, pnbllshe acq lifted hnseli Of the charge Of
Calhnunism, or any other heresy lie Is real Demo
GRAFT and does not wish 10 MI Calhoun elected Pres
'dent. lie cs Tor thu nominee Of the National Con
veniion. and would prefer Narhern man, sound the
Wllmot Provlso question. lie in favor Of the policy
OH Administration with respect to the VAL aud goo,
Tor It's vigorous prosecution.