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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-17
GEN. TAYLOR IN NEW YORK.

Inc New York Tribune is most earnest advocate Of
the nomination Of Nh Clay. and in The xces, oi It's zeal
n, commits he error II dspangng The merits of
zen. iaSar In rep 10 remark Of tle " aslIlnpton
->aa'4' W my HE Tribune makes the following can
nll acknowledgement olthesrengrh Of Gen Taylor in the
greao State ot New York:
= We certainly, have never said n,r inmated tina,
.5e 'a\'ar could not carry tins Sale if fairly nonlna
s su ny wing National Convention While we shall
Pi9s HIS nomination 10 The last with uro1nnd copvIc
iioa that he cannot he nomaaieJ nnays t sGaIt ~,
n IsS1 'f'gI, ani fairly nneqivoca Wig gr,,Ind.
.'' "'fl'ir his Willingness t. abide the decision Of the
1--WE aT' inclined 10 heere lhal he uonI car
I. me IN 20 u.pealeJ Guth,.ngst h.. ss.rIIaI,,
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W .sulNGros, Feb. 10. 1915
| :. SENATE.

NJ lhNaIe,s introduced ilnt resolution of thank.
10 I'D. ponlphan lar hs tam expedition into Mexico
Read lwice aud referred
Mr.. CAss chairman ft The committee IN Miiary At
fans introduced jont resolution having for lis object
the presentation o medals and certificates IN officers and
soldiers ho have distinguished themselves in battle
The bill 10 increase the medical staff OF the army was
hken up aud passed
ia notion the senate then proceeded 10 the consider
alton Of The order Of the day VIZ rnl Ten RrGIMlsr
l|uL.
Mr. | SHERWOOD. being entitled To the nnr spoke in
opposition 10 tho bill, rs we'll as the policy u the
Administration.
Mr. fraNef has the floor on This question lor tomor
row
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-17

The bill Incorporating the Aberdeen savings lnstim
ton, IN the county Of Campbell, ~os referred, On m'on
Of MI Bapist
Nh. SIineer Offered the following resolution, which
was adopted. atlor few reualks 10y Mi :.
Resolved, That TWO hundred copies oil Document No.
II. containing statement of the White population Of
each connr, Of the STATE Tor the year lSo arranged
according 10 then DISTRICTS Also IL the population $40.
calculated from the nhalts IN 1916 aud the amount OF
'ahes or the year lSi1 be printed for the al the Sen
ale.
On motion of Mr.. 5 ringer the bill To macadamisc the
Norhw esiern Turnpike rsad taken upand, after
remarks by Messrs Slruger, Bafhee, Voolfolk and
BaWls. the bill was again land ON the liable. On motion
of Mr.. WaolloIk.
On motion OF Mr. kinney.
The Senate adJourued.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-17

of tin, u &c. Tat stuck IS nv so" pat, AM u
tn b,unIea ll} IT Inc Secretary OF HE lmasu3 g.
!susai lis cre.l b, aitiau apFesIisn 81 he money
WIZ l., b. tactiss4 mt the -ales Il lands. lie had
Is ne - szo=p2 = hit plcis" IN wlnta ti'V
unaHt-tfthr s'.eh bui reinaes u at all IN ofes'ed
he us We, glad ahe branch al iite nublc eve
1t IT ibe seBrtal Gfeasay. aid ata9 TO- tie
sIppuft 81 die Government uPu lhe 81 TONS al acr IL
81 tt- sHtt f..aBs of rIB alns fhf G1vefanlrni
uadeI ID, pressure el's -. ssi7t~ o abandon Il aa cal
rt all Han II o.barNIse# U0Hll ~, uti,h esars er
adc pset. mi Gy - Il again Tie % ION 81 The
10 as ahJt ct the county tie my s1re fountain d
p4biic prosperity aud u abundant supply OF revenue -
lie had another reason which pellhed strongly viii
him III giving tho lands 10 pledgr fof near qua er
ii asns eff rts had been msde "a b'ih
Jaro,s oi Congress break down the plhr land sys-
ten aud squsndef the lands by reducing The Pce SO J."
That Icy would ~ lug,t be regarded WI i ne
c1so i Congress sad The expense Of managing hun lie
th o. N tbs prd r.. wi an those who IeIl iial Ipdr
Jae x should be n.aluil med tilafe. would De rat o
tn1 iu.afr ia1sIih tlit a.uul1lWpar Is value. Aud
Vet, The see ii ali this b5d1 the ptcsncnt 81 he
uucd States Ia ms annual ues-fgr Ia ungtcss and the
Sosrefa.y Il t. Treasury Ms annual rcp1u. irfly
naAtdes q Ia, pledge auj al the Pcss day Ell ined
upon the Secretary, come haek to The attack upon this
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gross e. reduce 'sc lucf a "a laads And tf "ba dol
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HOT Sc OF DELEGATES.


Amendments 10 bills received from the s,uale were
concutred II.
The Speaker announced the lullouing committee I'M
der The resolution submitted hy Mir Tomn. Tor prevent
lng ncorp rlted companies from using thc'r capital for
other purposes han are expressed in their charters,
MeS>rs 1Omn. Howard of Williamsburg, Jones OF
Chesterfield 1aIatlro. Twyman. snIlma7, Wall,
McElhruncy, Marmu Brunswick, " alsun aud Stow
all
Mr.. Stephenson. from the committee OF Roads Sc
presented
\ bill 10 incorporate the Guyandot,e Bridge Com
btll toiucorpme The Sperryvllle and Rappahannock
Turnpike Company
hll directing surveys for railroads between the
Shenandoah aud The Potomac. aud from Alexandra 10
llarpcr'S Ferry
hill 10 amend the act passed OH March. lSl7.ron
corning the l.lttle kanawha Navigation Company
bll authorizing addition 10 the capital Of the
Hardy and Winchester Turnpike Company and
bili 10 ncorpofate the froni Royal Turnpike Com
pauy.
Mr.. Stephenson aso reported, from the same commit
tee without amendment. huh authorizing an increase
OF the capital stock of the Louisa Railroad Company, Ion
the purpose OF extending their road.
LOUISA RAIL ROAD.
motion made by MrBar hour that the rults be
pended Tor the pose OF conslderug lie vote 10y which
the bill authorizing increase OF the capital stock OF the
onlsa Railroad company. Tor the purpose Of extending
their road placed upon seoud reading aud The
question being put on the motion, i re- ,cied.
On mo lion OF Mr. Shelicy. the bill ordered be
printed.
LIME BILL.
Tie lin repeaIng The act establishing inspection Of
line IN Redmond aud Petersburg was, motion Of
Mr. Mayo, laid upon the Table
Bills ON THEIR SECOND READING
number Of bills We're read second time. aud order
ed 10 BE- engnssed
CONVICTION AND ONO RAILROAD.
Among these was ttI making appropriation on
STATE .ounl of $3lanD pr auagn l5r The cafstfue
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w ,snlNGroN. Feb. 1T. p. NJ.

The Jnnt resolution II thanks and Medal To Majr
Genera Scott. Ion his gaanty, services. ST. in MeNi
CO. was read a third lime
MI Hale spakeai some lcnGh in opposition to The
resolution, lie hoped, Tor coussicneys SAKE the vote
on the resolution might he postponed.
On moilon the Senate then proceeded to the conSldera
on Of the order Of he day. VIZ the Ten REGIMENT
BILL.
Mr.. TrHNrY being entitled TO the lor, spoke a,
length III defence Of the Administration.
Mr. Bsgssr claimed the dor after Mr. Il. had conclu
dcd when, on mutton.
The Senate adj iurnel over all Monday.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-17
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
,nrRsnht. Feb u. ISIS.
Nm


Bill tim IT, Housc Of Dgie.ates vcfe committed
an .,of IA II VI D~nHs
AL II ger, ln,,o t,e committee Iaiernsl imlH,.e
nts.t ., fsfe4 tie b e,neosa1g The X a.uke Naysa
ton Company.
Alf C5x I. ported the bdl 10 provide cpnneeao be
cen tbs Ia mrs River Canal aud the county oi Pog-
Laiau. which MAS passed
Sir b onduraor olereI the f,llowlni resolution, Sc
,,,ad,d bg Nj Galiaher. winch aas unanimously a
! apled
Resolved unanimously, That the blanks Of the Se1.
ate are duo 10 Janrs II Coz, Esq 5T tie he. dIlird
aud impartial manner IN which he dishafged The d1tr 8
ii Sp oker pr, ten during the late absence Of the Speak
Ga motion Of Nifty,
III senar adj lumeI.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Message received from the President OF The L.
States in answer ioa resolution, stating that Treat.
of Peace with hexlro had been received Tie message
Vas ordered 10 be printed.
On mnll"r Of Mr.. ROCKWELL. the House went into
committee OF the WHOLE, land took up PR ate bills. Al
ter spnfe time spent therein, The committee rse. and
the iione adjourned oyer to Moniay wfthout
ING further business
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IlQJ II. OF DEI.EG AIf.S.
ia motion oil Nifty,
Tic seiair al Wmed.

'IarRspAr. Feb l0lh, ls4S.
\ communication y received from the Sepai" an
noueng tle passage d" several bills. Wild amendments
The amendments wrrc coneuued IN by the House
The speaker announced the following select coInm' tee
to bnr IN bill re-appor,oning f'pnaf llion according
10 The resolution adopl,d yesterday, VIZ MeSsrs Scott al
Fauanier. llaymond Tate, lefJy, Mchmnss. ton-
way Stephenson Chealham Parks, night oeymoar'
$3.50 L L. -Lcl-.LL-l luI .lrN.
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prpoRrs or COMMITTEES.

Mr. Scott -, ion the CommIlloe Of Courts OF Jus
,ie nrqs,nrd bill aulhorsng Ministers Penpoenlla
,, s. al the nr1 States III iprrgn countries. 10 taht
acknaw .nenls Of rmmes CONVERT TO conYeyanets oil
lher husbands.
\ bill establishing separate Cour, Of Appeals, aud
diminishing the numb of Judges ni the henefa loul'
RFSOIl, HONS,
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.NOFE.NBER 18Th, lSf7
CHEAP GOODS
4 L. IL \ q VIZ Y 1 d +.

I HAVE tin, day received and opened second i'
L NEW FALL AND WINTER GuoI,'' Ia,
elected IN the Northern Cities, with great rdt' ,t
especially call the attention OF the ado, am tgi
IncraIy, they viii find great many new a," mn.
goods, which to be found clscWhor III NH
God AT prices much lower than they could ha'e ,l
earlier in the season. deem it unnecessary 20 , Al
numerous articles Just received, but Respectfully
TO the well selected ,tock--NhicL pledge nNse''
ptires he give entire satisfaction and niNT'h .uN
Nav. lS-ts II TlipS NJ Nil'h
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y. EsDysH EE1.c0m 1e,

At + o Il \ f. Y A I l. \ " "a,
RHILL ATTEND The Courts Of The ,oiP ha0
w Lynchbarg and of the counties OF Od"'I
Amherst. a. rot
All business entrusted 10 him Will meet VII"
icniion.
Address Lynchburg. p,,y.
Ills office is in rear of the st,1'ol john D l -
Sep;emt,r 2O-ts If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-17

INNCIBURG FEMALE SEMINARY,
VIE next session OF this Institution will oummeun
L on Monday. The 2lsl day Of February, lis
Terms As heretofore.
For further particulars circulars can be obiaued al
Book Store OF VI s,rs ID. b. \ }. T. Payre, oral b.
residence OF the subscribers.
FEB. lO-W5w-n NJ. a s. C.. GORDON
10. Republican copy
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PETITIONS.

bll establishing Inspections ol lime in the city of
Norlyk aud tuwus of Alexandria, Fredericksburg aud
Portsmouth and amendu. the establishing inspections
al lime in the city ii Richmond, aud lawu ol Petersburg
WIS lak,n up ON motion al Nh. Syme
An amendment WAS offered b, Mr. Dorman, repeating
the law Of The last session upon tins subject which MAS
a, pled ailcr spup Discus ,Jn.
4 message. was received from the Senate bv Mr. Cd
l4hcr ,ulng the House hat the Senate had passed
the bill entitled an acl topruvIdr connection between
the james RIVER Canal aid the county OF PoWhaan,
Alth an amendment.
The amendment beng read agreed 10, (bcing Of
an immalrfal charartrr)
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Es:sEc Cotton.
y - a &c r.

.fEVIE concern of Morrison y Watkins having III
Il CLOSED, II Is DESIRABLE that The deols due to ana 81
hem should be paid AS soon as possible. hope 4n
re that those indebted viii call anG settle tira coou
or bonds, as lndul .encc cannot be granted. Mod
the wise nlll, hope, be sufficient. can be louad Il
the office OF the CIjIzrns Savings Bank, with ths bad
aud accounts Tor settlement
Feb. ,i-M3N If +. g. MORRISON.
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N EGROES. NEGROES !.

y T. . II . + > :
AN now in market to purchase fall 'nHf
GE0"S. vii pay the highest market cash H=
IjhELI NJi,BOES.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-03-11

a Lecture from mrs. Brown.
An! Why don't you take Paper, Broom
Why don't you take a paper, Brown,
I'm sure it is 4 shame,
That we can't get the news from town
Before its old and tame!
There's Deacon Jones seross the way,
Who gets one every week,
And he can beat you all they say,
When called upon to speak.
The reason, sir. is plain you know,
For when he reads il through,
His words like milk and honey flow,
And all he tells is new.
So he is taken by the hand,
For what he can impsrt;
While old and young around him stand,
And say the Deaeon's smart!
Oh is il not shame, / say.
To kng your purse so tight.
When mere bit Of yellow clay
Would set this matter right,
What good is gold, now can you tell,
To any Of our kind,
Unless il keeps the body we'll,
And benefits the mind,
Why don't You take paper, Brown,
I'm sure il 10 a shame,
That we can't get the news from town
Before its old and tame!
Now let Us omit this simple way,
And take a worthy start,
And ere year our friends will say,
1.-The Browns are getting smart"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-03-11

TURNING IN AoAIs-A very considerable
portion Of the operatives in The mills in this
place. who turned out . few weeks since, be.
cause Of the reduction Of the wages, have since
returned to work, and most of the mills are in
fnll operation, or nearly so. Many Of those who
refuse to work under the reduced wsgee have
left the town, and the plaeessre filed by others.
a, Foil Riper Monitor.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-03-11
NEAL EsrArE m CALIFORNIA "A letter pub.
l'sbed 10 the New York Express says-

REAL EsrArE m CALIFORNIA "A letter pub.
h'hed 10 the New York Express Gays
"some of the new Corners have taken from
10" hlca'ds. CCoiton,) town lots OF 50 warns
square. one hundred and fifty feet, st Sl5; the
ceed being void il there is no house on !, with.
ntwe'vs months. end within the pear sold them
TOR $500 or $500. Lots in San Francisco. of
80 vsrss. granted BY ihs slcalds in 1874. for
$l5' are now worth 800. the huildipc. to save
the lot, being worth $50 or 500 water lots
o. % vsrss. that could have been ob'sipcd ~
the Governor Of Californis. up to July '4s, by
''king for il and paying g. or % for the stamp
paper, cold in July Of this year. for $1,000 at
auction. The alcslde Of San Francis, on the
b'y OF Francisco, by public sale. las, July. sold
zoo water lo,s. each Is feet by l3e, from $50
to $500; a few sold le.s. some even higher.
Lots near the beach, ia Monterey, worth. the
day before Commodore s oct hoistcd our fac in
thst town. $500 have since been qusrtercd, and
the quarter sold At that price. Rsnchos wort,
in June. 1916. $500 league Of nine milcs, in
June. 1877. cold At that sum the single You
may suppose. in this case, for those who are 10
come. there will neither be cheap farms no,
town lots. Such is not the case; +; places that
are now too far of 10 think Of. will, when tho
a'tpowful steamer spouts in Csliiornis, be nigh
~ q market ,h,n some farmers now are. who
send ter h"avy. clumsy carts. only len or ff.
teen league totown. Places that are now ono
thousand or two thousand dollars lescue. that
at present no one dreams Of. will ere long be laid
off in towns, selling their 50 vara house lots a,
800 to $1,000 each"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-03-11

SUCCESSION or PREsiDsNTs The Union fnr.
n'shes some interesting :scls in regard TO the
succession Of Presidents. The constitution he.
been in operation from the Sd of March, 1859.
being period Of htty.nine years; in the course
Of which we have had eleven Presidents. Ol
these. eight bsvs sunk into the tomb, and only
one Of them leaves son behind him. The las,
three Presidents survive. vis: Mr.. Ven Buren,
Mr.. Tyler. end the acting President. Mr.. Polk.
These oil up period Of eleven yssrs. CON,
menciug with MI. Ven Buren,. who sscsnded
The chair 90 the 4th Of March, 1887. There
have bsss eleven Vice Presidents. Of whou Eve
sve ssill living.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-03-11
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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-03-11

Ma. ADAMS EARLY LEssoss-John Quincy
Adams, in early life, received lessons in morals
and religious duties from his parents, which
were never eaaced from his mind. His excel
lent mother, in l77e. wrote to him these words /:
"Grest learning and superior abilities. should
you ever possess them, will be Of little value
and OF small estimation, unless virtue, honor,
integrity. and truth. orc cherished by you. Ad.
here to the rules and principles early instilled
in your mind. and remember that you are re-.
spons'ble to your God. Dear as you are to me
! would prefer that you would find grave in
the ocean which you have crossed. than to see
you an immoral, graceless child. 10 the la.i
conversation. Mr.. Adams expressed his aston.
ishment ., the insensbii'y Of men holding pub.
'c station to tho great truths Of Christianity,
and The indifference with which they viewed
the worship Of the high God and the institution
Of religion. at
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-03-11

SINGULAR OocusRExcE.-Cspt. Lund, Of
New Oflesns. vert to Mexico about eighteen
months ego on . trading expedition. and was
taken prisoner. snd Tor long time KEEP, ia con.
hnement His family and ftiends not hearing
from him and taking it for granted he wss dead.
had bic property al sold. end the proceeds paid
over to bis wife, who was sgsin married shout
Elk months ego. to young lawyer Of New Or.
lssns. A few days since. Capt. Lund, to the
establishment Of oil hands. srrivsd homs safe and
sound!
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-03-11

BoSArARrk AND LouisIAsA - When he signed
the treaty eedins Louisiana 10 the United States,
Nsrol.on, rubbing his hands, exclaimed; There,
have given to England rival that in hfty years
will master her."
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-03-11

z LEs MAsrEa LsEE Doo.-It 10 hid that .
brewers dog st hslmsbury, (Ens } 10 regularly
drsnk six dsys 10 the week. BY licking the drop
pings from the vs'ious ssas, end ealy gets 90
ss' % Sunday. when he 10 tied up BY his uss
sev. whe. 10 toss. b drusk ustil Moadsy. when
the cog ksgsis freed,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-03-11

Russian NosMIrv.-An English gentleman,
dining with a Russian nobleman at Moscow,
during Paurs reign, utter wstchng the transit
Of his gold snuff box round the table. was horri-
fed to see il disappear finally into the poke, ot
a bestsrred and beribbonec individual a, tbs
opposite end However surprised at this phe.
nomenon, he yet awaited the breaking up ot
the party. in the hope Of seeing his box reap.
pesr; but observing no symptoms OF it's return.
he whispered the TACT to his host. together witt,
his intention Of compelling restitution forthwith
My dear sir replied bis Amphi,ryon (who hr
listened without any signs Of astonishmenI }
'your loss sff1'e;s me extremely ye, can y
no means counsel the course you propose. whis !
may possibly lead you to Siberia or the knou !:
for our friend, the appropriation o. your prcper y
1--WE don't call il stealine) is "a prsndee Of gre Il
wealth and influence. which he would no he i.
tate tn use against you And am then,' re.
joined the Eoglshman. TO submit quietly to ba
robbed Of my hundred guinea boz = BY no
means, my friend replied the Russian. bet We
msnsee these things differently in tits coun, ~.
All you hsve to do 10 to watch your opporu mi
,y and appropriate your properly ses'n; or isil.
ing In this. to follow our frend's example. end
compensate yourself with the snu6 box =
third party -
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-03-11

=" ,sa marry. said father Ibis daughter.
,.ou will do veil. I. II you do not marry, you wilt
/ 10 Is,,ss. Ifthsts the sass, replied The dsoeh-
". 10, ne husbsnd - ssoo - yoe can l
,h.R 10 soasss, 70 q venr ~ lssss TO
osAen todo be.!sI
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-03-11

CASES OF HrpRopHoBiA We learned yesier.
day that man residing on the extreme northern
boundary Of our county, eied yesterday or the
Gay before Of hydrophobia, and that son Of his
is now exhibiting symptoms Of the same terri.
BILE malady, and expected to share a similar fate
with the father. These are horrible eircumstan.
ces. the mere mention Of which makes Us sbud.
der. II 10 feared that we shall be pained to hear
Of other cases in the surrounding country. a. ma.
ny rabid dogs have been for the past two months
prowiing all around us-Phh Ledger.