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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-08
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-08

scrinns M their banners IT were vain In attempt In des
crlla. NJ tell. Ihefe ''iha Emancipation 81
the People," on anoiter 'lhe Spcrly II fhe Right
man" Tho Wnlndrd fin ltcyolaan ofjnly. 1880 .
Iao ifales brought mp the including delegates fnm
Tho department. VIII have been deprived f their ict'
officers # III. National Guard Nobc.& all SORTS OF guard
inclulag The slbe Of ali guards, VIII, certainly
/ pred minated jos nnmh ~.
| Ga came tins maYiug mas, down the B,uegarls,
snniiag Wv, Ia Poere tpisnd1 aad Singing the Mar
slls whilst The chnvj, who ssiteI 0n The noble
pcu,rYleof the Madeline. J,Ined the chorus.
o arIjgjnI at the 3r : which eadslo the National
Assembly, the Captain ofthe National daarl attempted Ia
oppose ileu bn he had only sixty mrn whilst the
n,h vas Oh, hunIred thou siid he ordered his
noG, hr.r bayoneis and nlch N 'aaJ 1--we To fight an
other DAY"
Tic mob then proceeded 10 the Assembly, and the
people rushed into Tie precincts If lhc Chamber and the
crowd stationed themselves alung ubcqnays.
Shorty al,cr TN u'cloch, by accident, mu'ltei was
6rrI. AID general cJnmonan ensured But as II was
a-eeraned To be an accident partial tranquility was
rcelurl.
arly cleared the 1nlIees aud gardcns;ahd carriage full
f cartridges drove about, in order that the mobiles might
see wltat They had 10 expect.
The moh Is, however, fist disp 5ng. saw The Cap
au If the Mobile Guard. in The Place Daronsa. ORDER
his mca 10 load, bat. happily. btsr DANGEROUS me werr
Ear from the srcne al actlon. repetition II the 2lih
ot February nlgh have cn5ued.
IRELAND.
Mr. MITCHELL editor If tn, t'otnI Irslnan. has been
arrested, under The nov llw, FIR fcwy
The tna of Mr. Arlghef was proceeding but would
ppbloy rave the result
SPAIN.
There no Intelligence of any amount N the Madrid
papers nj Tie Grh inst.
The Spanish Capital was ina state Of tranquility
IIAlN.
VERONA May 7. A sangninary combat took
place IN immediate uriabbpfl,ood yesterday. The
enemy whose nnubfs have been considerably increased
by numerous free corps, Amounted to nearly three Times
as ntnf a ourt The Austrian troops ijugh like hons
but unhapplly las many brave men, among whom the
walnut Geacrl Sis. who vas shat through the heart.
and lieu.en,n Ianzeu lon The lOlh Jaeger battalion
consisting chiefly RI low Ausflns suffered the ma
tcal -a Ned four Ii mes the number Of the envy
were Disabled Tue lnnins foarcd inc ssauV for Sc.
ven hours, aud from / O'clock to2 F. NJ, were close
that the enemy s balls fell at out gate.
The town has been aud remains quiet ace trIinp to
a letter from Verona, dated May6.
10 O'Clooh at Nilht-Ihe right VIM of the Aus
r.ans cammandelby & Aslrc.and the left by Wrles-
law. were on the other side oi The river
Tho strength 81 he cdmontc-e was cs mated at
5O,OOD men. They Ought yallanty, esl cclally the
Swiss Guards
Rldetzdy' 5 battalion gave way while the German ftl
low combalanrs maintained The houor OF their German
armies AT san Lucia aud SIN Massino three companies
maintained their ground against uur b,ttallpns for six
hours, without giving one inch Ia the enemy.
ilore the telegraph despatch closed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-08
| S.
QurREIARn. Nay l5.is

Cu,aBrs or DErrTIEs-Sessi1n Nay l5-At half
risi Il. ihs Chamber met in secret session. ~ flr
saiion uf an hour and h1lf he President nd interim
Prna prna ea'er., the chamet. hs...g beeu scespa
il by sitng escort, aul TUX the prescribed aall
Altr This the Chanber again entered into secret s>IHu
This the frsi zassiu in which the treaty has lach
under discussion The drhaes have been very violent
The deputies in favor of war. finding themselves
minority displayed the en,rey Of desperation. aud Il
win difficulty that the President Of the thanhot rud
maintain order Tie lluuse ADJOURNED hs!f ytsi
III to- morrow morning.
meeting f the deputies opposed to tho treaty laoA
place this evening Ut the hnnse Of hcn ii ndrr,
il is sad, to devise Obstacles 10 the ratification o the
treaty.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-08
T4IN I'LL 'NTsFIT tt DT4'S,
From 70 10 80 years Old.
BLACK WI TER
Cotton and WOoSlcn Mandatory

nv HE subscriber takes this method 10 inform The
public in general that he will be ready, by the 3'h
May, to receive wool for the purpose Of
.Nanyactming il into Jeans Of rm1ous qualities
suitable for Negro Clothing, and he can fur
nsh himself with supply of CLOTH he will b" ready 10
exchange cloth Tor WOOL He pledges himself TO make
his prices accommodating, and should any prefer to pay
their bills for weaving. exchanging for Goods in " c
the highest price will be allowed for the same.
The subscriber feels confident. from his eyperienceih
the business, that he will be able 10 furnish the commu
My with such Goods they may want and respects
ially insists upon the public giving his Goods nm exa
nation, as soon as he may get under way.
JAS S. CREWDSON, Ag't l.. NJ. Ia
n Bile will be prepared at the same time to oslu
W nl in Common Rolls and better article OF Rols q.
never been caded than such he will turn Out, ana d.
very reasonable prices.
Do not faget bring your WOOL and if any ,")uli.
Is dome in cardng the DOL will be Ia ken oil your hs"''
at 40 cents per III. 49,
Machinery all new, and Of the most afr'oSveri wv
lhern manufacture, J. ~
April st
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-08

tsss. One 81 the denui,s in sessinn. prr sod
That the treaty should BE- r,acied fr the purpose ii opea
iaa negtiai,us. and thus gain lme rrrfare for
the renewal It the war A. am deslfieas the earer
shall leave ssihe. and there is nuihing else
rf importance to communicate, will close my letter.
u y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-08

Mr. Understood spoke Al s'me length in support II the
pTosisn
Mr. Bsghy exposed it. the gfaun that the clusin
Gop dn"s noi enr'vrr Congress 10 step IN between debt
ors aud Gre iiofs ~ this way
Dir. tuietwoei rJ ilneJ, and spt akns when this
repur closed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-08
y OF THE \. Y. EXPRESS

w" - ia. nay ~, ictC'
You will recolec that soon after the defeat Of The
w hlgsln ii a proposition was made 10 erect munu-
mcnt The memory Of II. Clay. Many Of the w hrs
IN all parts Of the United STATES were ready To contribute
and anxious to see the PROJECT carried into effect soon
after another prop Sirn made a lib. raj
ton 10 be presented Ia Mr. Clay for the purp of beau
tlying and otameniing Ashland. Let Ashland be the
monument and Mr Clay the architect 81 The Wings in
NJ ratls of the United States. 1t is known that Mr..
Clay II use has been rongcd with visitors i1r the last
20 years. aud nearly much by his political opIo-
nents as by his political friends.
These numerous vsiters all invited to partake of
the hospnlltIes of Mr. Clay, which but few Decline
his has, IT course, been constant of expense tn
Mr. Clay, eSde from the time which he has been obi
grd II devote 10 such vlsilcrS. The MANNER of the
Cobien fund in England received the unqualified appro
balion Of the Wing party. They We're anxioas that
channel might be opened by which their donations could
he collected and forwarded to Mr.. Clay. plan wos
finally devised. aud all The arrangements made carry
the plan into effect Several ofthe United Stats Sen
NurS suggested that Mr. Claws should first he
obtained. 1t supposed by some Of his most intimate
friends That the plan would be approved by Mr. Clay
and that he would not receive any such donation if raised
W b W edgewood Esq. Of This city was accordingly re-
quesied 10 address Mr. Clay upon the subject and make
Known to HIM the plan Of the Wings. which was about
To be carried into effect A,corlmgy in he early part
of July. 1916 he addressed a letter 10 Mr. Clay rp m
The subject. The following is the reply of Mr. Clay
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-08

Dear Sir received Your friendly ettc-. and feel
under great obligations 10 yon for the Kind n,enlins snJ
purposes owatja me which it eNpresseS Ynn have
thought 1t duo IN me thai should be presented with
some large and liberal testimonial ola pccuniary nature
by the NhiG3ot The H. :. and with that view Won
have devised plan Of accomplishing the object which
Is Shechtf nyour letter. regret, my de4i sir, the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-08


TERRIBLE STATE. on AFF AIRS IN PARIS /
n,,s
2',;y' I',5' ',s' ''i 'nf@s't' """, ".c '9p
I ~ ,'''I'J -, ~ WITH i:,,, ''s" "a''e
:. ',' 'i''' ~, " ~ an '"'' n'ti9'
'''' P''''9' '' ''' u. 'h.e all :" ny 'I,,Ph
N'" '.ah' NAY 81 1. VI.
The new Amoucan s'r1mct lnllel States which left
'lS'"' l'a' u'} amer me ,lioeInN having been de
"9'' ny ''Pl'''~' INV" "' ''''N ''olA 'n'N morn
'"s' '',,' Wy 0',N l'''D'R'' NV I"'''''"'' Has
o',n "'' u'' WIS '"'''' !"'"i
9'''' INC oei"''"e - ''' ''l"}n' "P 10 ,h' Nainf
'e P'' ~ '' '''"3s' II" "''"'''' ''"'a,op nae aiken
laas' ia III ai1ao' OF Iee 9''ia eo.f'"'"i n.
n'n' II am l''''"'' ''''S' "''o nun "e''ahl'' opera
lla' ' eoa -" 10 9aYg 'n,.olsl,' any r'-'''' teaf
o'hs wv i'e5'S ~ "' "',' as'tR '''@za"'I ~ WI
I,'ee '''n vac '9'n'''o' nave r".n2@'"' IN no
5"' w 90 ~ - '' wa '',' '' ''' ''' 'Ne''i'a
~ .,"'''''''N ''-'''''' '." '''''
~ ''' as ln' 'I'l'ns" al Inc present we, hive eaaa
We nave Ia G.'" ~ 'sio'''.i@ '3m the h,mless n
mus I" the Com market as arrived per The N'bema
.,as'Ir,,hlya,ll Ian, b,s l,., o,,',, IN ,',
corn and mpa f,r ho Of which articles there is sos
l.. ned demand fr Ireland al v,nccI r,fr. 'TL, ,l
aino 'uolaau pieces the Com Exchange y,scrl,, af
trno,u .taad n, follows VIZ. Brs ~ ,s,efo L mad Il m,
n,r bll ....9Ilo 2ss. PHILADELPHIA and B3lt.,or,' ~.
Ia u, iii. Il edmond and Alexandria u, tn2, III. ~,
Orleans aud ONO 25sto 2is; Canadian 2Ts to 9,> til.
fullel Sl3ies,nd Canadian SUM- 2ls 10 DTS
Whs,t lfnl,,J : ate, and CANADIAN white mi
ni,,l NO, IN ps = ii f., g, 81 rcd f.. III ~ III L.
i,n corn, ner n,afl,r OF t~7 lb.wbc 21a3S vsll,,,
0S,21s lnd,an meal nrr bil II, 6lnIss3J
,oTroN The e., ton market has hecn s,e,dy
i,, ,h lh and ,r,,,.s bad nm ,,youc,,,, l., I,,, an
fbe }lb Tho sal were about 5000 ieeInipo So0 ,r
, ~. ,r,,l.ts ,y,r, st,,,ly ,,L G,ll r,,, ron il,
,,.,,n,.i, ad an tina 18th
FRANCE
., - H.; a.. ,l, .
"a'''5 ,,,' ,5t i'',''''uS Nota
WI '.''' , 'a , -. u"" " o'' ''N'o's
'''''n,s nun '', 't'' ','''n' government
N'n'' Ut fi'fe""N 's."',,',,"' .' u'4'l'',N 'So'o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-08
Negroes! Negroes :!

NJ Il Il o ESiii
AN now in mlrket to purchase fall supply ot NJ
L GRDrS will pay the highest market cash price or al
LIKELY NEGROES.
From 10 10 10 years Old.
Persons having any tor sale will do well to call on me be-
lore making sale, doubt the highest rce can be obtain
ed. HART
will give liberal price for tive Blacksmits and
Carpenters. good work4aen.
~ b. Persons at distance aving Negroes for sale, VIII
be waited promptly by giving description OF the property
sale Nj Ii.
Aug. l9-tsf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-08
FOREIGN INFELLIhEN T..
LATEST NEWS.
TERRIBLE STATE oV AFFAIRS IN PARIS

-Four days Later frlm Europe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-08

CaSs over Clay i3 Taylorovcr Cass lGl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-08

Mr.. William A We Ig 'wnod.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-02
E25,s1s,77O
G25,s76,7fo
BANKING DEYARrMENr.
s3,s5s.2s7
G35,JG,2s7
D,,ed the Ilth d,v of January, 1913.

PARIS BouRsE Thursday Jan, 10 "A considerable de-
gree of sensation caused on the Bourse to-day by
report that the king seriously ILL., and Thress before
the opening Of the business done as low ss TAI Ice
however after sscertaine1 that the
without any foundation, the payments opened at 7if
40c and after going up to TAT 60; closed A. 7f 50c
eDg, however, lower than yesterday tves are also
called ll6l 70s and New Loan 75f soc The market
closed ollows;-Three per cents for cash 74f 50c
for account 74f 50 Five cents for cssh l6t Is,
for account i6f zoe New Loan for cash Isl zoe; for
account 76g 30c Bank Of France, shares 1907; Nea
politep l02f Spanish Threes, 20S Spanish Elves, noe
quoted.
BANK FRANcg.-The quarterly account of the Bank
Of France for the three months ending the 2th Deem
ber gives the following statement OF les present po ton
compared with the quarter ending the 2oth OF sep
tember far regards those items Of tho account
which subject to variation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-02
Health of the Queen of Spain.
AFFAIRS IN RIO ME-.
Shipping Intelligence,
&c. sc. &c.

The steamship Acadia, Captain Stone, arrived
in Nantucket Roads, at II o'clock on Monday
night, and anchored.
Our special messenger Immediately proceeded
to her in clipper schooner, obtained our papers,
and started for Boston, where he arrived in time
yesterday morning to take the mail train, via
he Springfield and New Haven Railroad. He
rea FAed the office of the Ne,D York Herald at a
easseable hour last evening, notwithstanding
the severe snow storm and gale of wind.
The run over the Springfield and New Haven
road was made in excellent time.
We are thus, by the vigilance of our messen-
ger, aud by the interruption in the telegraphic
communication to Boston, enabled to place the
news before ourreaders, considerably in advance.
Anpexed he seu ue m the cadia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-02

SURRENDER OF ABD.EL.KADER TO THE
FIRE N Q r..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-02


Madrid papers of the 9TH have arrived.
letter from Salamanca was read ia the Cham
Der OF Deputies on that day, stating that his
health was so bad that he could not be present,
whereupon Gonzales Bravo declined addressing
the Chamber. The pro- osition for bringing Sal
amanca to trial was carried by 123 to 80, and
committee was appointed to draw up the i'm
parchment.
The Eco del Concrete, in special supplement,
announces the arrival of Espartero in Madrid on
the 7th.
The Heraido gives formal contradiction to
the fumors In circulation as to the unsatisfactory
state -of the Queens health. Notwithstanding
this contradiction, however, il was universally
believed In Madrid that the Queen was suffering
from an organic disease, which, although not
necessarily of an Immediately fatal character,
YET, from Its nature, could not but give rise TO
the most ominous forebodlDgs.
letter from Malaga of the I'd says" Lieut.
General Serrano arrived at Malaga some days
ago: From his arrival, it was rumored that a
military expedition was being prepared, for no.
thing less than planting the flag of CASTLE on the
CheiiaTine Islands, near TO the Spanish preside
OF Melilla and Iosted in front of the Mouloua,
which divides the French possessions from the
empire OF Morocco. AT present this superstition
has become reality, and the preparations for
this campaign, which are being pushed forward
with extraordinary vigor, cause 1t to be presumed
that II Is to be accomplished without delay"
MADRID BoLsA, Jan. 7-Threes, 26s Elves,
l5l; Exchange on London, 10 30.
Portugal.
The Cortes were opened on the I'd ult, by a
royal speech. After abiding to the convention
sigaed with the English, Spanish, and French
governments, lor tue purpose OF terminating the
civil war, the Queen announces that proper &C.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-26


srpREME CoURT-There We're fourteen de-
.;sions rendered by the Judges of this court on
gcToJav last Owing to the crowded state of our
aa aInmns this morning we are unable to give more
pon the titles of the and the opinions of the
1 ldres. In the case of " A. Hebrard, appele, u.s.
Turtins and John Thorn the Judges coincide
.b the opinion Of the District Judge, and affirm
%li i,5gment. "A. Smalley u.s. his Creditors
ps,Rins, Hopkins & White, appellees, Oakley, Cot
p'n "a O. Bordelais, appellee, Us. p. A. Champo-
., appellant, Judgment reversed and petition
jisse;l as in cases OF non suit, with costs in both
Gomrts g Menard Grener, appellee, Us. J. c.
rsrdict given in favor of plaintiff. Conrey d
w. in foundation, appellants, u.s. e. G. Mckee q
~ 'appellees, Judgment appealed from, affirmed
~ 'r;tb costs. % George Grishaw, appellant, as. E.
r", appellee, Judgment affirmed with
aos,e s'B w. Huntington, appellee, os. Lowe
& panson, appellants, Judgment affirmed with
costs ~ T. B. Featherston, appellant, as.
gso,nas A. Compton ct ais, appeees judgment
ARMED with costs. " Mayor and Inhabitants of
sa ctv of Lafayette, appellants, Us. Isaac T. Pres
~. Wv syecutor of Layton, appellee, Judgment af
i s~osd with costs g Merchants Bank of New
orleans praying for meeting of its creditors, ETC.,
r n stark liquidator, appellant, Us. Conrey &
Calhoun, Commissioners, appellees, In this case
,Lo commissioners obtain judgment for their sal
~. uries as Commissioners of the Bank-which judg
m nlT was appealed from by the liquidation appoint
ID IN s,,percede them in the liquidation of the af
irs of the Bank on the ground that the act of the
legislature appointing them only provided for the
Isyment of their salaries for stipulated length of
fme which time had expired before the present
claim for salaries the Judgment appealed from
was affirmed with costs. g Succession Of L. B.
Macarty. on opposition of Mrs. Leblanc, appellant,
tle teslamentary executors, appellees, Judgment
If The lower Court amended. sc. A. Lacoste,
canse remanded for new trial. 60 James M. Ri |
lev. appellee, as. Whitman Wilcox, appellant
hdpment of the lower Court reversed and judg-
meat given in favor of plaintiff for smaller amount
than obtained in lower Court. &c Celestin Chi
apela, appellant, Us. X. A. Leiebvre, appellee, -
Judgment affirmed with costs.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-26

BEFORE RECORDER BALDwIN.-Ye yesterday there
were about dozen ladies and gentlemen, who Were
old In vice but young in virtue before the Recorder
Mr. Henry Denizen, denizen of New Orleans,
was the principal person in the dock. Not being
able to find his premises, he did MT know where to
go, and just as he came to the conclusion that his
domlcll had been removed to some place up the
river, he was :" cotched'' by the police. He pro-
tested in the most pteous tones to his innocence
OF being "wagrant,'' but he got sent down.
There was Mt any thing else of interest in the Sc
cond Municipality police dock yesterday; but on
looking at the bench we could not but think of the
student, who, leaving Elton College, wrote upon
the wall Of his chamber,
Farewell We College wals-farewel
If We could speak-bRt hush, do MT tell -
Now if the old bench, upon which the prisoners
are wont to be seated, by some fairy to be fur
nlshed with the necessary apparatus for talking it
would discourse as followeth:
" Alden this olden room-adieu!
For We another place in view;
Directly opposite l see
A building, lovely unto me
Then when the stern Recorder calls
| III dream dwelt in marble halls
But oh, to build that house knew it
'Twould take considerable length of time tn doitn
VERBUM SAPHEAD.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-26
BY PERSON e. RONNEVAL.

=! ILRSoN N BoNlSEN AL.
T'HDRsDA1, April 27-Wi be sold. at the ST. Louis
Il EXCHANGE in virtue of resolution adopted by the
A LOT OF GROUND situated at Milneburg, being half
so feet front the Railroad by 12 feet deep together with
the Buildings thereon. That property is occupied by Mr.
Gunnel.
CoNDIT1oSs-One fourth cash; balance at g. 70 and IS
months credit in endorsed notes. and secured by mortgage
Immedi ately A fter, Will Be Sold
1st The half part undivided of TWO LOTS OF
GROUND situated in the New FaubouTg Marigny. com
psng the Nos land u OF square No 81 measuring French
measure, wit No g. 90 feet front St Antonio street.
by 120 feet deep Genius street, and No H. TO
feet front ST. Antonio street by 120 feet deep
I'd. The half undivided OF SIX LOTS OF GROUND,
situated Fauboug Marigny, and designated as follows
Lot No. 5, in square No 1l9 measuring 20 feet front
Frenchman street by l45 feet inches deep. No T. of
the square III 90 feet font Bagatee street
irregular form Lots Nos and IL, of the square No
111the first 80 feet front Union street by 10
12O deepand the Lots Nos II and 49, OF the square 12
measuring TO feet front ST. Antonio street by l2O feet deep
all French measure.
CoNDIrIoNs-One third cash; balance at and II months
credit notes satisfactorily endorsed and secured by mort
gage.
Acts of sale before Antoine Doriocour Notary Public,
THEE lots Of GROUND situated in Washington.
the square No 15 ana by No III of the No IT, Lots
and adjoining, and measure "a feet each front
Pey by 1i8 feet inches lines deep; and Lot No II
"a feet inches 10 lines front Pety street by l20
TWO LOTS OF GROUND situated on GENTLY Road
being formerly portion of BeImudez's Plantation, and
each arpen in front by about 49, apents Deep
part of which high ground, and the remaining timber
wood
CoNDITIoNs-One fourth cash; balance g. H. Is and "a
months, endorsed notes. aud secured by mortgage.
Acts OF sale Tor the above three Lots and Lots GENTLY
Road before j. Agasse, Notary Public, at the expense OF
purchasers. ap22
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