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Democratic banner., 1848-10-02

u Taylor's letter of general review
the Allison document No. SIS remarka.
bly, lucid on the Wilmot Proviso, River and
Hsrbor, Abolition, Bank, and other ques-
tons. The frank old man will not speak
on the Niger question at all.-[Ib.
Democratic banner., 1848-10-02

He left has party to go forhi: country
Captain Thomas 5. Loeser, went to Mexi-
co eighteen months ago. at the head Of as
fine looking a corps Of volunteers as ever
shouldered muskets, a decided ,Ohig, has
returned home a th~orough-going democrat.
The gallant captain, with his characteristic
straight forward bluntness, upon being in
%terrogated as to his politics, said boldly,
that no one who had seen, as he had, the
speeches of Clay, Webster, Corwin, and
other wbig d%enouncers of the war, in the
Spanish and English languages posted at
the street corners, and in the churches and
places in the city Of Mexico, circu-
lated in the newspapers and quoted by Mex
lean statesman, in their appeals to prolong
the war, could hesitate becoming q demo-
Graf, instanter.
He thinks, with much truth, that the true
friends of the country are they who stand
by it in war as well as in peace, and fully
confirms all the statements that have from
time to time3esched US of the effect Of
wing opposition to the war in "giving aid
comfort to the enemy."-[Reading (P0.)
Democrat.
In the Same paper, w notice that Cap
tain Loeser has taken the stump, and was
advertised to address a Cass and Butler
meeting in Reading on the 9TH instant.-
Richmond Enquirer.
Democratic banner., 1848-10-02

'Ah, my good fellow, where have 20,
bees for a week back"
For q ,0eak back! Pm not troubled will
a weak back, / thank you?"
No, no! l mean where have you been q
long back%
Long back! Don't call me long back
you scoundrelp
sPs, isn't that man in what is called I'll,
|spring-time Of life"
sWhy my son?'
Cos, he looks 50 confoundsdly areen.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22
From the ~ Y Commercial.
TIE BALTIMORE NOMINATIONS

There wasa meeting in the Park last evening, FIR the
nli ainn of the nominations Of the Old llulkcr section
oil The Democratic party. The altennauce large but
upon the whole there more cry than WOOL Tor al
though there strong army Of "honurable" Sena
ora Spoakers the enthusiasm not OF very evcrsh
or potent sor John VI. Bradhutst nominated chnlr
man. who supported by the usual cuhor Of vice pres
ilrn and Secretaries
Mr. Senator Benton the first speaker His remarks
Were not adapted to awaken much rnIhuSasm, even
hopeln the minds Of that sect Of the Democratic party
who Were his auditors The burden Of his address WAS
appeal to New York NJ, to allow the election oi Pres
idenl go into the II use. gave in this connect n
outline OF district ~ ten Of cIrrtiur which he
tune introduced into Congress His whole Argument
VAS founded upon the contingency of ~ people failing
Ia elect. - very suHpp able in the mlller Of MI
Lass. Mr. Benton evidently felt no strong confidence
that Mr.. Cass will be- elected by The people.
Mr. Senator Allen still sublued and brief lie
seemed 10 con,edc also tina, tive sandatl bearer" whom
they had chosen per@ the best they might have
sell cel and he nculcated the doctrine that they should
support the bearer for the Standards snke-ihe man H.
the sake Of the causego the tickct father that peri
Dem ctary lie admitted the distraction of the part
IN tins city and state and concluded by expressing hi
determination cherish the belief that when voting
tn be done, and the conlendug sections the peril
the cause they would vrc together
Mr.. Senator Fop,e equally cautious aud even still
more brief. and after painting ont the blessings who
would follow il the party succeeded, retrcd from IN
| stand.
Mr. Senator Bright pleaded severe cold e1cns
inr his bfesllv. lrsppkc with spirit than his pre-
deerssors. aud elected few cerro when he referred
the personal chatac OF the nominees Bui he equal
''dectined forming any estimate" Of Mr. Casa Success
Nrr paying eloquent tribute To the personal characle
ii General Balcr, he sroldcd the Whts tr not putting
forward somebody else than General Taylor as their ear
didatc, and concluded bv promising a ten thousand ma
unity Tor the Democrati' ticket from Indiana.
The meeting further addressed by Mr., Bnwlir
Of Missouri, MI Cobb, of Georgia, aud MI SicNles,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22
From Richmond Times
GEN. CASS on INTERNAL
IMPROVEMENTS.

q.
'"' uncertainty al" "'''"aoe''SS W "'"' "s' Dc =
,.,''su''' - '',""N''y ",Nrl'",' III n'N 'u"'1. %
500 '.s y, '',' e"9''. VI VA, - ~"
"ele'a' n'r,h,e"'' ~ MS 'e'''F' accepting ne "''
,''' VI % 'i'!''' o'',' ',''''"' 'v "''''" us S'
.a5 ~, a." '.e ''',',''"s ""'r, 'r'' "''o
'"'a as constituting inc iI'm"t''r a"of"' oh'
u ,',N' 'S1uu , was III '"tSe ""uS
"So'N,"' iha' ''' constitution 1o's NOT conner upon
NE g'"''"i government 'n' power ~ c"'"n'''" ''o
'',' o' E'''''' SSS''" o. 'ne'u" '"l '.'F",e"
~ zen ''SS no" sup "r'Go, !" We '""'o' '' '1t
's'''9' 's having P''dSra hl'"S''' 10 carry '"' i"
me baihh're reSoruonS aud lhS, amongst TIE rest
M" lei us see what some OF hIs drIs under this head
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House c'ncurrej ia the Seuale's amendments
10 lhc bill ptWt mug / payment al the regiment Il
IcN1s mounted ps called into serise uale Colonel
Gurus.
On motlppnf Mr. Vmion, the iI,nse. then IN Gun
mtcr ui the Nhrr. resumed the consideration oi tie
Navy Appropriation Itll and The bill WIS inly repor
ted t., the iuSr with sundW amend nrnts.
MI Nmhn moved The previous question. which was
sustained, the several amendments agreed 10. anl
The ball then ordered to BIZ fosss aud feld hind
tine. motion L. bnsller the yole ordering thu bill
Ia be- cu4os4eI was lild the table, III ten 1ha llous
ADJOURNED
One Of the am 'njncnts adopted provides lpr the ex
pHndr'urr under the direction Of the Secretary al the
Treasury, of 10, in observations recently roconmnn
drd to hun by The American Philosophical Society and
the Academy ofFmc Arts Another appropriate. isli,
OlO Tor the ira SEPARATION Of The |. : Alal between
New York aud Liverpool and New Nerk, New Orleans,
Havana and Ch'orcs and between pana ma aud Asora.
under The act Of Sd M,rch, Isl Another appupr1tn-
100000 frDhc cmpelio Of Marine Hospitals now hall-
ding at rusburg, Cleveland, Louisville aud 2}ooo
for the erection, Of oilers at 81 I1ua. Match Z. Pa
ducah. Mp doom. Ak and on The lands owned by the
tutcd States at Chicago Another anlhatis's anagree
mrn tr the transportation il steamers II The mail Iron
New York 10 New Orleans, To touch AT Key Wost ate
lAvA0a. me Steamers Ia be commanded by officers Of III,
Navy as provided III the contract with Mr.. Slao.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22

by Mr.. Wr'.er anealsiry af the If lsa2. N fela
ion t. children brn ahftii IT An-ta,a cuz rs Afifi
cuivet .atian hy NJ >sfs " ebsier Nes'eoii ami
Cslhunh amend neats were al lp.l. tie bill ~ hnen
d.d ordered IL Ice prlnied. anI lls further c1n.dfa
iinu rislpuncd uu,l Ia u,urn,w.
TThr an,-nd nrns provide FIRST haiti Tight SECURED
Nv the bili sl',ni be extended children 81 aiafs ha
have been cdise' al the L State; and secondly
that III" wivrs hpt Auiefcaus # Amrcan rzeas shall
be- considered c.lizeas at the ini,pl States
Several "" ""'r''a petitions aud fptts tf'm mmil
trcs were pr..sel'si.
hlt. Arhis'u Submitted ala,iaa calling tie SEC
re'ary 81 War t statement at tbe nnn5af 81 tflrs.
gulars and volunerr> ~ uc has, cen fsls. In dn
n- the war wiii Mexico. within the lasl uaelY d5Ys-
Nfopt"d ! lu4 object Ia Sll5w tie imp 'priaY ri
adopting IA toll the aluenlmel proposed by NJ tane-
r.n a'o'r reicrrd t., The alat res luton fE@dns 'r
d,a discharge u Ito ifp,ps
Ma. Ftlch ,r1a the. Committee On Pa5f- Luis .rep,f-
Ted bill granting the rl4h n way AMI daaln 1i lai
TT cons rnc'loo ct shP canal around the Fills o 81
MaUs. Michigan
Inc resolution III nd ~ Nc nasef. Ia prai,
cnuycly. 500 cop,.- ot all he MeNem VA totres
nJece - tan 4, II has been nade rn1ie. "as ia'9n Up
AMI adapted.
Mr. M,egnns rr,,lnti1o. yesl.tay atsftd. II ft,ol
2)Onl copies of lhf proceeding, "a Executive -essll ON
lo 1uay OF Prarr. lr,u which the aJaacftaa Il sefesy
ha, been removed. Natal,p i,,eu mp aud adopted.
Mr. l'fc,-c m1',d 10 ta4e ~ me o.esan territorial
Bill LEST
O,m.'ion ofMr Atberlaa The c,.sleiatl,u Of the In
dNu ayy-opn Ton bdI Wa resumed. aud M sebastian
offered an amendment. Il f+lie- Ia pr pasfd fenf I'm
in hc bll DO, bo unhaer of Indian a,ens Tie western
aod -m'hnr tronl,t-, to whe rdaei1a he ~as opposed
Alrr sumo debate TIC aueniment "ae Adopted.
Mr.. lIlulc addressed Inc Scnale length III oppns-
inu {, the amendment ol NJ Bill. Yesterday adopted
ia relation olhe Nrnh CarlHa tbefhees, aud the de
bate continued by several ii the SENATORS.
The further consideration ol the bill finally post
poued uu T., Morrow, and ngau of Mr. i ntan The
J int rcs'lu'ion relating n the transportation aud dis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22

ale by opposing the bill tim IS item. "a ~ had pnin''
and would nply content IN pseil with n"vng - ',S
bnrsli ~ s,fh nut the appropriation ol fl1yu'p Ia
the improvement oil the figer below The falls OF I'oos
yir ard On That question he shnnd ASK me yeas a"s
nays without further remark =
Thry Arre taken arcIdiugiY; aud the vote was yeas
&, nav - Mr Cass sorEp,s rHE rtG'TivE
Tn bill wa. Then rad ihifd ne and passed with
onl division Mr. Gass, Of ciurar, v"tcc TOT us pas
sage.
VII II MI surprise readers IL learn that ihlS was
The bill winch Mr. Polk retalnri IN h' p'c@e al lhe
cll.a of the last Congress. aud whih h. cent r. WIN
hi, fam n, VITO message, Ia the present lin7e I'll iP
resnntafvus Yet - Il yenly l.. The bH' was emu
lied aci Ia pf1sia Tor r5n,inun. certain works N
the territory ri Wisconsin,. In The second p1IaglPh
Of rire Veto Message the President SAYS:
"A llaua, iri the tile of the bill II would seem Thar
il msln Jact IN make provision if continuing GER
lain works already commenced IN the territory "i w Is
cons II appars examination ot liS provisions, mat
il eaniansonIy sin!r appropriation Of sIA thousand
dollars b. applied within that rfiory, white II apPro-
pria1s mn ran hall millions of dollars Tor the I'M
prIgemantof numerous hafb = aHl rivers ljlng WIIh
ihe rlr lei n of several If III Sit. II the Lni1n.
An1 Mr. Pin ar1ues through hIlf a d,zea columns,
aga ~ the bill because ii em5plr-s thu policy Of cm-
barking lhe Feaen Gpyennrnt n general system at
internal impr Jyrnlsul> the very word, Of the Ftl
nlre resolution In, N,o Message received with
aullls IS The Rich noad Enquirer aud all Southern al
vocars If the hluiasrltpn, as powerful cLpo5c OF
Dem icfatie rrlar aid tn veto Il he bill itself was
norrs-sa5y apfryed Yei the vetoed bill was the We
~ till Tor winch anis Cas, aid voted. on the 3 Of
March lai7 :and hat eftTnan without protesting
lhr slightest chanle # apnpa Is b-t up Is being sound
10 tie core IN all the su5e4s c.n5rarri in thJ Plat
I IN.
Il was hi. knowledge Of Cen. Cas,s course in Con
eress winch lei Mr.. lancey. II Aabma to speak
u hal Is Ilows before Demlcfltlc meeting in Charles
fon:
Con Cass wa. an advocate Of the doctrine of inter
nal Improvement by the general government III It's Will
es and most unconstitutional sense. He had voted In
he Senate for the bills Which President Po!k had
y tcpe9; and he had far as u have voted
against Mr. Po : late masery VETO OF that second bill
II aho uat1ns,' the lllrbpr and River Bill. The
Ire West and part Of the Norih-much the largest part
We're devoted adg1tat uilhis corrupt system. BY
hat vote against the veto, Gen Cas- ma rn~hncd him
'lt in the heart oi the grea West. nclnd NJ Kentucky
md Missouri aud part Of Tennc-ser. ileucc he was
'mphafeally the candidate If the West"
We mol informed whether Gen. Cass voted ion
he River and Ilarbor bill At the present session. ai"rit
laA been returned by Mr.. Polk. Mr. Yapcey seems to
,flirm that he did. We shall enquire into the matter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22
CONGRESSIONAL.
SEN ATE

WAsnIsG-os. June 3.
A communication was received from the War De
g-tipt in rer'y resolution of Tho Senate furnish
ing Of he number o Creek Indians killed aud
wounded in the Florida war.
The joint resolution which yesterday passed the House
IN relation II the transportation and discharge Of troops
fpfecissy the same that yesterday introduced il
the Senate by Mr. Itenton) read twice, when Mr.
3eDi,n prop ,sed anaGenneni, providing that the
.issipned officers discharged shall be entitled to three
months pay, in addition to the pay AMI allowance
tseby law.
MI Cameron propasss TO amend the amendment by
istlndiss aissored officers, musicians and pt
YATES.
Aker further debate the res luons and amend
rnrr.s mere passed evef iniarnay.
MDrrnen from The Judiciary Committee reported back
Ah amendments. ii. bi 70 laced fw DAYS s.Nc'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22
Domestic auu 3joittlrIl.
ADDRESS
10 TIE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA.
or THE
WIG CE.NiRL COH.W rT'EE.


Ihr.Cental Committee oi the Nhta party al irs-
MA, appeal to vou o o'iaaal aaal 'ns support 81 The
distinguished nominees presented /" yon by die ,onFn II
uou II Pmladrph ir the Presidency aud lee Pteslden
cy VI the lntcd states.
W General Iaylnr, much cuaay l. unnecessary, aud
good taste would hotdly laleaten Without fear AID
shove tcpmNcl he stands hee his country upon herou
drs Ct ncncc, aud brightest pl9e modern his ory--no
di>honorlng blot stains his escu chean, ambitious on
i Of til" patriot just rcnownfr faithful service Ia his
corrirv wherever shc called and prompt obedience 10 her
lave, md now. asks nothing ior lnmseli y he met
her cNcWrs. aGd with his gallant comrades conquered
them, hctuco she Gun naalel. h lua,s ms ward into
pruning hwk, and prepares 10 enter upon the less eN
citing but not ut Ices adnnns duties oi peace and civil
hic aid we feel anlst entire epnhdenee that ms ser
vice there Will give much satisfaction has done in
The hed and N the camp certainly h"ll he hhked by
the same lofty ptflosm sell sacrificing fidelity, firm
ness and m'd's'y whch have characterized HIN hereto
lore, AMID the wlls o The march and the tedihm Of the
camp on 'hc eve al battle III Tue iahlfii oil victory
Danger has brought Win II 10 ltlai Ia HI II aud sei
~ 10 bnaSnl spIrit-wtth the enemy before Inn, his
thoughts have been duty anu his enn'ty he IN
nnphs OF his arms haEo been HE conquest o I've ma
non.
But IT IS not rs the successful s1ldlsr merely that we
present General Taylor 10 You, and solicit for lin yonr
support but bcr2uie II the sodier We behold ihe devoted
ana sell sacrificing patth'l-etcanS IN lht toliS Pet-
atd pnvaimns oI the army-ln ha honour o the battle
and when flushed with conquest, he has eymced the
calmuess sell control, courage god sense and mod r
alton when always marx Tie man Who's II II govern
aud elevate hIln above the virissind's u fnflunf
Turning from his military position 10 that which h,
now occupies, our admiration III hun Is Increased
His attitude Is lity IN the eNIfeme lnPrinntd by hi
c'nntfymen W take Inc htlh o' Ntae, Ills reply Is mar
Red by TIE m"deS'y which attends iFae courage aud The
sell cS'fnS' "h'ch chathc'ehs me man ahd al The San'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22
From the Norfolk Beacon.
DE4STRUCI TIVE FIRE 80
slXTY-TWo HOUSES IL ASllES!!!

The fell incenllary Is in our midst. II i our painful
duty chronicle III particulars o one OF the most dsaS
fires that visited our city, or lad waste the
property aud prosperity four citizens. little after
ndnie, the cry If fire peaed on the ear of our people,
with the mos. aw lnl irebodlng. The torch Of the in
ccnday had been applied 10 mass OF dried and season
ed lumber hciwcen the dividing line of the two most cN
rensve lumber sards IN our city and State, aud ma pop
nlnls portion ot tn city, and ere The fremPn-wh So
ell 1rts nntlrlug the urcasnn could reach the
scene o conilanra,n, pat their Fire Engines in upr
ration the hngr oi seasoned lumber was wpt IN
one universal fame. Driven uh rapluy by the wind,
which from the Southwest, the fire spread Ia the ad
alnnr tencmens, and thence the current ot The ar
directed Fast 10 Wuolsdas Lane. 1rvourng the build
nrs on either side 10 It's southern terminus West tn
Fayelle Street, heapng INC nnnonS ruins both lis sides
To It's southern terminus only the warehouse oc-
cupipd hg Messts. Williams. Staples W lams, which
WAS alone rescued by the most extraordinary eNertlous
of Lieut. North and other officers Of the Navy, and a
detachment Of men from the Navy Yard with an Engiue
The Portsmouth Fire Company promptly crossed the
river aud rendered very important assistance, in extn-
cushing the fumes. Caps Baker, Cornell, NiNon,
aud other Captains ct lie Merchants Marine IN GU
pof with their crews also rendered much assistance.
The fire spread thence, North West across Waite s-e'
sweeping It's Northern side from W oulSdr,' Lane T.
Washington street, drlylng In lis march every human
effort untl ii had devastated every lane and rect inter
vr,inu Ia MAN sireel-and thence down Main street
from Washington to the residence OF Mrs. Chap
man. where rs further progress s'ad. but not until
had crossed Main rect and destroyed the frame iene
ment owned by GOV. lazewril.
The Exchange Boarding House and Post Office were
for some time considerable danger and tn" Old Indian
! Queen ON Main Street owned by Mallory 'ludd Esq
wa. time on fire Iiom burning flake which od1
ed at its top.
Among the losses scarcely any orcasioucl more
urei than the destruction Of the Seamen's Bethel We
happy 10 hear that the Church was insured To the
amount al ip.oNa
On Man street the fine residence of VIM f.. Tajo,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22
SHENANDOAH IMPROVEMENT.

Ias Saturday. Mr. Fisk, the Chief Engineer Of the
Canal received directions rnn the B ard of Public
Works Of Virginia 10 immedaiely proceed with his sur
yey lar the prop sed improvement Of the navigation of the
Shenandoah Mr.. Fisk would have entered upon that
pleasing duty one snce, but thai. through courtesy To
the aniloris OF Nenia he MAS In manner 'und Ia
wait their instructions. ami as 'Lugc bodies moresotc,
IL matter Of surprise that 50 long time has elapsed
and a, IL were. been LOST. since II decided by III,
Legislature Of Nr al To have survey made ol the Shcn
aldoah and is susceptibility ii Improvement Mr. Fisk
Is now buslly engaged in Grnag his Surveying party
and expects 10 be upon the ground. ready for action OF
or brflre the 2Olh lnslant.-ti e0r ,ct1lcn Id.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22

bie hy the acton If he Wing party in convention as
sfnbled AMI equally ifam belief that tim Taylor can
17 elected and wtll elected meet The reasonable wish
.. ami eypcttsti1ns Of al Wig palrots from this
moment turn eyes fon the things that are behind.
declare onr hearty adhesion /, the choice of The Wing
standard bearerand prepare d. ali ai lies in pow
er for the rompau Of his and the success OF The
great Wing party
OF the nomination for the Nice Presidency need
not speak Among The many who named for The
cf', Eoae better than NJ. Fillmore could have been
lrced IN the per- raj spaidratials that
world add more strength 20 tse i!rhet. The state ui
New York has known him long and VT the state nj
New York VIII undoubtedly stand by hn AT the ballot
b3xes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22

! n TnIlltIie Dad L,uer leIier ron, .nioI no
uirancc Of s.. 06o in Treasury Na,,s, WA, onsnai
IN the dead cirr fIice il u osAinot,n IN Friday ,,r
nnr
~ I,.-., IT., -,
p.n,s,ly - ,aa oao ~, a. ''''""
rbrvi,r ,,,,,, T. :. - VI ~ 2pS1
productive Of in,,i yidua soe;ri94 ~ :
NV
me i~"PHe f"n'fy. -Mr. Edmund Lafayette has
m'" appointed Secretary ol The National Assembly I'll
Ia"re' ne lan'ly 81 The iHrnd OF Washington o'cn-
Diem are Ns,rs ,,s,r,a EIn,hJ AMI nsr,r ,r,a
ct,c. N and ora3d.ons IF The man vb
~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22

From the Columbus, (Ohio.) State Journal.
There was god degree Of spontaneous combustion
IN the nArFic ATos Of the nominations by the citizens.
Without auy preconcen lhe shos ma.nif .enl and
the enthusiasm seemed unblun9ed livery seeme.i
TO be operating upon his b. k The principal hors-
as in the city wer. brilliantly nhiGaied; boullres were
built at the INTERSECTION oil Streets rockrls aud fire 5als
Ianced through the air; music lent aninarig charms;
aud cannon leni Their thunder tunes ak the tdnas
where the lightning has voice. Our entire popna
non-mrn women, and children seemed Ia be ont, and
u The best ohumor with Themselves aud with each other
Festivities, s'nss and speeches occupied The Tine until
about II o'cuck.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22

We find the following in The Richmond Examiner
aud transfer it columns with regret an exhibit
uon,hy paper for The conductor of which we have mneh
personal respect of sig nal peTver,ion of the ruth OF his
tory or If amenable ignorance We pass by the nature
q" The behavior which the writer observed On The af' II
those Who attracted To the late Wig Convention
lie may be fasdious than the resi-, but We have
seen no similar charge made by lrien or foe. Such '
the Delegates know crs,nally, or by report are
gentlemen, who would not suspect that they were '-
tended TO be included in such sweeping charge VEN
Iy, The Examiner should use its influence, IN order 10
protect the morals Of the community, 10 induce the p
Jury the city If Philadelphia 10 present the ooh'e"
lion nuisance.
Asto the identity Of the Wing party with The GU
Federal party, and Of the Federal party with the l"'e'
Of The revolution the charge is alike ridiculous and VI,
tue. 1t would make Washington, who was the "ea''
and the cid officers and soldiers of the revolution WV
With few cAccp ioisworr ncm ~ ii he ftdtia Ta''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22
.SIOP y. &c !!

wv no away from the subscriber at Charlotte
w Court II use. the morning of the 2nd day of
the present month. June, without any known canse--
Mack or Macln Is a5oni . years ofagr large and tall
feet inches high, knock kaaed,tfeih somewhat decay
ed hghhpad and rather stupid looking, hut artu,
aud carpenter By trade. | nave relsin 10 believe he
will make his way to Lyneibarg. and may. perhaps be
found at Mr.. Rucker's. btirkayer Probably Mack
may attempt tog, To Ohio. will compensate any one
literally who will aplrehend and secure Mack IN Jail, So
that get him again. .........
A. A. DAVIDSON
lame 10 Inn
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E. OF y Il z 7 ME-, n CT \ y
selling or! Selling orr

4 LARGE aid genera; assortment Of Spring and
"a Summcr Goods. Al IN want of bargains vii
all at B. H. LFWIS'.
june lo-it