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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-22

A VALUABLE TRACT UPLAND for sale in Shes,
Aterned county, situated the Goodes bridge road,
about fifteen miles from the City Of Richmond, cou-
tanning SSH acres, with Dwelling House and all the
necessary out houses The soil Is Admiralty adapted TO
the growth of corn OATS wheat and tobacco, and is
desirable situation for physician bargain may be
had by immediate application being made 70 lhr sub
scriber w. oODUiS.
Aug 49, c2awlm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-22
LOST,

RoIIT TWO weeks since, on the road from Ayiett's
n in King william to Richmond, small painted le'
on thick paper six inches long and four
;sh., ,,,ds with The name Of Martha Spindle mme-
dlatsy under The likeness. reward of hys dollars s
viii b. paid for The delivery Of the likeness 70 ths SUD-
scfiber, in Richmond. ,ouS q spINDIE
Iui 4-c2m Soh.s - -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-22
By TIE LIEUT.. GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLA AN TION

INFORMATION having hsen received by the EIecu-
L tive. that JAMES HAWKINS, who had been
veted The last Superior Court Of Law, &C. for The
county af Rockingham, has escaped from the Jail Of
tina, county aud is now going al arge-l do therefore
hereby offer reward Of fifty dollars To any person
persons who shall arrest the said James Hawkins aud
deliver him into the Jail of Rockingham county, and
do moreover require all Oicers Of this Commonwealth,
civil and military and request the people generally, TO
use thor best exsons to procure the Of the said
James Hawkins, tina. he may bs brought to Justice.
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Governor, tact-
ing in the absence Of the Governor from the
t,xAL seat of Conveniently and under the Lesser
Seal Of tho Common wealth, at Richmond, this
10Th day of August, in tho year lsis
Signed, JOHN + Willy.
1- Hawkins s represented to be about 80 or $, years
OF are, stout built, feel or 10 inches high, brown
hair, grey eyes, aud fair complexion. Aug ls-c6t
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ence in tho world" between thest two iaw%-
Where does the Missouri COMPROMISE bi'i
(.vsrv ,sord OF which at all relating TO Slavery
is above quoted in the sth section, given enlire,)
say, that "South Of certain lintTHERE SHALL
BE SLAvEnY! And if tho omission TO DO TINS oe
"a powerful weapon" Tin the hards OF Tree SOIL
men," arho put It into their hans out the au
thor Of the Missouri r ri.tion-the ooasteu
"pilot pho ueathrred the storr' oy put'hs
back int yort, and not by steeins HE snip OF
State through the troubled se.-even Henry
CLAW, Of compromise eakinc. no less 'han
compromise making notoriet, If Mr. POLK
has erred, it is only in feeling HIMSELF bound oy
an unius, and unconstitutional compact, accom-
pli.hcd By Henry Clay. by wheh slavoholders'
with their property, were excluded from n'"s-
tenth, of The trri,ory zoe hen possessed and oy
which, if FULLY carried out ttey would be eA-
cluded from four hiths of the present territory
Of the United States. inc udiig New Mexico
and California! Cuipnm "qui ,nerut Jsrat."
Let not The Wings claim all he supposed mer'
of The Missouri Compromise for Hn'y Clay
and attempt TO throw its oditm on James n
Polk.
What confidence can even Hhigs have II
either the assertions or arguments Of journal
that will pat forth such as arc here noticed. IL
correct lis misstatelnens OF facts, or to expose
its inconsistencies and fallacics, is, indeed, Of
| on3lauo t,xly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-22

CAN'T GO TAYLOR WHIGGERY-Geo
Gale, Esq. one 0! lbe fi,st lawyers IN Wisconsin
aad he very head ami noni oil HI Wing parry In
Walwouh county, and The late chairman Of The
Jancsvi'ie ice territory convention, who reported
the resolutions, has abandoned The Taylor flag.
The Wisconsin remarks, that "al he las! cleo.
non he was their Candidate Ter The Senale, aud
HnoGn ntilenc", mat Inc " me- parry Oh wal
worth may now be considered al al END.
rDs'yo,t Fee Press.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-22

DE>LENslON OF GEN. SHlELDS.-A
,eIrcraphc dispatch from Pittsburgh sia'es that
GeneraI Shields positively teclins the recent ap-
pointmeni conferred on him as Governor OF ore
CON. Rumor assigns the reason 10 be his inen-
ION 10 proceed 10 Ireland 10 assist his country
msn il Iheir CONTEMPLATED insurrcc. ion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-22
MOVEMENTS IN ALABAMA.

The Mobile Advertiser (Taylcr ofgan) OF INC
i6 iruan, states tha, information hao oee" =
ceived 10 ,ha, city, by telegraph from Mon'so'
merry tina, the Hon. James E B-lser haa WIN
drawn from The Taylor Eleciora! Ticket OF mat
ws,.,rD from the Dallas (A'abama) Gaz'"e
49,, I,dos Calhoun lately addressed public
mce,ips al wsucnon, in that sa'e, and strong
:. oarocsted The claims of Cass and Builer.-
c..c,,s,oo had for some time been rife as 10
uha, course Judge Calhoun would pursue. lie
defined hi, position By saying that che was once
for Tay !or, but after hi, nomisation finding him
associated With such man as Fillmore, be could
no, vo,s for him; ,ha. between the two tickets be
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-22

COMING TO CASS Almost daily We have
accounts # The trinnpn Of principle over person.
al sffniiies J. w. Bryce, Esq, Claw Wing
in X n'uc.v, and recently editor 81 he Brook
Ign Advertiser, has abandoned that journal and
is faith, with The view 81 supporting C.ss. Many
an honest, patriotic heari, wnich mas supported
minor points o, parry differences abandons Them
all, when Eaitor, iikr Van Buren,, noisis the
black banner Of treason, AMI seeks PERSONAL az
srandiZemenl in national disunion
" " Tn, Sem
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-22

"oRpISLScR OF l7e7.n
F., 8 For tho government Of
tho Territory Of tho United
| states North west Of the
River uh,n :"
/ "ARr VI. There shall
he nelihrr slavery nor In :
voluntary I.ivItudr In tho
said trrriiory, Otherwise
than IN tic punishment
Of crimes, whereof The
party shall lave been duly
convicte !: Provided, al.
ways. That my person e,
Gaping into lac same. from
whom labor or service Is
lawfully ciainird Ia any
one OF the original States.
such fugitive may bo law
fully reclaimed and con-
vry I'd 10 the yeEsOn claim
ing his or her labor or ser.
vice rs Aforesaid"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-22

..oTurR sIGN.--Gen Qnitran, tho Gniant anu
distinguished Captain, 's also ~ i,.at votes Al ,hs
n,,n,s ,onyenlion for Vcs President, as pu
To- V,ry GEN Foot. is prnpnet - !, -. ~ S.,h
&C.,, Ia "whv will he nrrsi>i Ia aiasfacUns 'ne P''
70 ,n-I Richmond flag % sats-ad3
NV W. are no, prepared, nj me very n's' mop
=. h,u 10 pronounce this "sisa" another
Poorback-but We happen 10 nave oe'ore Us a.
80, conclusive evidence Iha' y IS one. = y"
,,,s how.y,r will teierm'ne beyond al uouo'
..',h - fa,.;ty Of n. sign" 10 The mean
,:..a g.. hiring 10 the s:ani tie mos. compeien!
,,i,nsss-Gca. QutmaH 1i"s:H. Inc Feadef
"a, ,.,- IN mind hat The following Letter has
,.., u,;,,cn since the Nominations II Generals
Goo and Taylor. VINO, therefore, can d0uo'
-, ,bo Richmond Wing has grossly misfepre'
..,.5 General Qui,mau's position, when II as
-. ,h;s .,oa!lan. and Distinguished Captain"
-. n The moagrel ranks Of Whgsery3 We
:, mrs, our entire disbelief 10 'hr Gaemen'-and
ernert in ycTy shor lime, 10 be able 10 ha'i y
=, cnuaer as false-"ana her sign" OF the
,p,s e.oadiens resoned 10 b. The Wing press 10
,obold sinking cause:
LIE
The following patriotic Letter was written Z
:. Democrats o! Philadelphia, celebrating Int
rsc.p, anniversary OF ihc Al OF JAY:
W..uIseros, June 30, 1913.
Gentlemen reg'e. that previous Gus, s ,hs e.
n,onc ci,,z rs OF The CITY and County OF Phila
I IlT il The public festival 10 BE- given on 'h'
appIoschns anniversary Of or m service
",ile Ia" ia S,sies have ats aimed from TAX
ios an alive par, in meetings of political o
n rns cas. NV term CT service may now, how
ever he regaded as e"ssd am again :, in ,,n n
dc' =. ,.apye;rn nenple. and feel j, again 10 b
nv -" n,iyiese 10 take part with Them in The sreas
uni1icsl questions Of the day My bret ia, at
!. i; s s ' p. sS'eS and tass
W., 70 look with calm reflection upon N
pre- preseu, political position Of parties. :, T ne
p preseut strange spectacle. On The on
b brs a great party-ths distinctive features
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-22

SITUATION AS TEACHER WANTED.
A GRADUATE Of one Of our best Institutions Is de-
"A sirous Of situation as Teacher He would accept
one as Principal Of an Academy, or as Assistant, or
Private Tutorship. He has had experience IN teaeh
Ing and can furnish the most satisfactory testimonials.
Address "ALPHA," care Of P Nash, Petersburg, va.
Aug ll-eSt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-22

PLEASANT RESIDENCE FOR SALE
THE above dissolution rendering II necessary for me
to give my undivided attention TO my business,
Will sell my present residence at far price. My
place, formerly known Duval's Garden, contains
about eleven acres of fine natural SOIL improved the
highest degree. There Is neat and commodlous cot
tage, sufcien for large family boarding school,
upon ~, and variety of other buildings The fruit trees
are OF choice kinds, and the flower garden is hand
somely arranged.
Aug Is w. Il. HARRISON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-22
NOTICE.

ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE LOUISA
i RAILROAD COMPANY, under the act OF sth
March. 1917:
Tho following acquisitions hereby made, viz In
addition to the Of three dollars called for i've dol
lars payable the first day of each of The months OF
March. April, May, August, September, October ana
'es 5BassfbeS s ia"A iYisa Mir pay IN lne barfk4.
staunton; in Ahemarle, In the Bank at Chariotlesvei
and those in Richmond in the Bank Of virginia 20 tue
credi, Of the LOUISA Railroad Company. fane'Aay
;nno,nnt "a ntert: aH be due each istaimeat ao
paid. by oIarr OF ~. .,e rumu'psoS Tr.,su,er.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-22
DlSSOlutiOlh.

NJ NJ. HARRISON r co. dissolved their business
W connection on the lst April last. Ed. c. Harri-
sen Withdrawing, the business is continued as hereto
fore by w. VI. Harrison. w. NJ. HARRISON,
Aug l5-c2w ED a.. HARRISON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-22
JIIlCS WCCOAky q co.,
SUCCESSORS TO WIN. MCDONALD & CO., AND
GEORGE w. RICHARDSON l. CO.
COMMlSSlON MERCHANTS

Nos 81 and SO, Boply's Wharf Baltimore,
TENDER their services 10 the FARMERS and MER-
i CHANTS Of Virginia and North Carolina for the
sale of GRAIN, COTTON and other PRODUCE =
Their long experience in this branch of husiness justify
them In assuring those who may favor them their
consignments the highest going rates.
REFER TO
Messrs. Webb, Bacon 4 Co, lp,..,
Messrs. ortham, meGruder & Co :, n'0h"hohu.
MessIs N. II. Martin 3 Domains, p,.
MIR. Thomas Branch, Petersburg
Mr. James ssif i. GSHns,o %A'do Norfolk.
Inns rnrp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-22

GETTING AWFuLLY ALARMED
Gen Leslie Combs addressed meeting in Bot
iAic shon time since and made lhs following
declarations:
"ln 1914. a, this time OF the year, Mr. Clay
was eleced Pfesidcn, Of The UniItd States 10y
over bundled thousand majority. In Nc
sc "b-r, we found that James K Polk had the
most VOTES.
Il have travelled through ten States OF the
Union, and il The Wing parry 10 moi arouse
themselves, Lewis Cdas will b. he neXl Presi--
dent"
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~, Nn,cInE

ENEC UTUKS NUIICE.
LII persons having Claims against The late Dr. Nm
"A MIs1oS are requested 10 present them Immediate
Iy 10 the Undersigned for payment; and those indebted
TO ma estate, a.s respectfully requested 10 MAKE pay
me nj 10 him without delay. Is. r. PRENllS,
Executor of William M!nton, deceased.
uenrico August lS-c9m
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.or,cr TO pRe-EMprIoN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PREVENTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled the right OF pre- emption 10
any Il lie lands within the townships aud parts OF
townships above enumerated, tsrequred TO establish
he anne 10 the saiisf ction oil the Register aua
rr n the popcr Land office and make payment there
for az sosr as practicable after seeing this notice. and
before the day appointed for the commencement OF tue
public of tho lands embracing the tract Claimed,
Otherwise such claim will be forfeited
RICHARD ~. YOUNG,
Commissioned Of the General Land Offico.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-22

The wings say that Gen. Cass has been 10 Of
fl'e iny years. and make his objection 10 him.
Do they icrgel that Gen Taylor has been in flee
every day Tor tony years. and that he yet hoias on
10 ms commission as D,n1r ssae,al IN Ire amy?
Again; fnr wing presses are continually mar
i;:g on the striG. ina Gen. CasS has been bur
once e'ccei % Ohio By The prope. Now We
would a.k these gentlemen, IN return, as 10 how
many tfices Gen. Taylor mas been elected 10 by
The people.
The Wings Should earn with Doghcrry, that
"comparisons are odlous n-NasiriHe Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-22

lie Charleston Mercury Of lhs l6.h contra
dicis the report Ina, The Souh Carolina Deesa-
'ion n Congress are favorable 10 the election OF
Gee. Tayi5r The Mercury. abiding to a stale
men' pn' lorh by correspondent Of The Charles.
ION Courier, says:
We presume that he has intended in this 10
maze rue representation; bu! his Statement, 10
ne corTec', mus BIZ referred back T. a time when
Gen Iay"rs position, and ha Of his parry, we're
"iuely ci1eren. IRON what they are n0v. We
s!a'e, nj from conjecture or neaFsay. 5ut n, n
me atsasa dltt0rty Ina; one only OF The entire
delegation III ho,n houses will supper! he elec-
ZION Of Gen. Taylor"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-22
MAKE WAY FOR THE WEST,
Dfmocraeu Gloriou.u Triumphant!


The returns from the West come in giorously
for CAss and BUTLER. We give tho following
cheering news from ILLINOIS.
John Wentworth. Esq, tCass and Butler De
mocrau is re elected 10 Congress, by sweeping
majority over Wing and Democratic candi
d,te. Wentworlh's majority will reach about
THREE THOUSAND
IL wi be recollocled that, few days since,
the telegraph announced the defeat Oh went
worth by ur votes
The following are the majoriies for Went
worth Cooke county, $50, Lake, 23o; Nc
Henry, I2o, Du Page, $780, Kane, l5o; De
Kalb. 400; Kendall $50; Will, loo Grumpy
l4O: La Sale, $50; Bureau, so. Total, 2,l3o.
Their. remain six counties to be heard fromi
these we're, at the last election, four Democratic
| and two Wing, and will rather increase than
| diminish the majority for Mr. Wentworth.
In the q Congressional Distr'c', COL J'ho q.
McClernand, the Democratic candidate 10: Coz
press. is .e-c.eciei oyer Marshall Wing oy
majority OF lhiry.fve hundred Here also, m
telegraph erred, as lev days sin,e, II ofoush
m, news OF The election Of Marshall, lhc VIII:
candidate.
MAKE WAY FOR INDIANA.
The Indianapoll, Sentinel, o! me 'iih, say
hal D,he returns still come il alorlousy Tor ;n'
| Democracy Never were We mare proud Oh ID
tiana Than al this msmeai. She ~lil redeem
herself from the nfamou, s!aEders OF those wh'
have dared 10 impeach her good name! ms !
gjo,y enough for one say, and bel er Than 'hou
Sand mere paulz,n rinmPhs In the Senate i
Democrats and IS Wings held ever. Inc o's
Iricts in which election, have Just beer heid, e
sul,et as follows Democrats. . Wings; CIV
ing The Democrats 81 in Inc Senate, aHd IN
Wings 81. =. o,,o
cra,s nave carried AZ, and me Whlss27 a sal
6cien, ,fiunphl The Sentinel (Chapinan) pro
) n..d. N .crown with lis ancien, spifi', and as
.ures The editor OF the Wing Journal 'ina' n
and all The ray,ores will be worse beaten
Noyember Than they have 5sen 10 August, u
him coupI up the popular zoe. ii re Pieasss, g
J ysn m Isy Mondag. Wbae; er that may be-
bs wj, find i, 10 be increased By thousand 10 ~
yenhsr We made The modes! Claim oil . ou'
in The beginning; We should not BE- surprised II
; turned on, 10 be as high as 5000. we mea
1rta. We say"
ARA MA,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-22

For "o,igadl States"
read "any srite or terrific
tory Of the united states"
In tho Orego, Bill.
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"An act 10 authorize tn

"An act 10 authorize the
people OF Missouri irrriiO-
~ 10 form q constitution
and state government, ard
fnr tho admission o. snch
state into The Union On an
equal footing with tho WI
ginal States, and IL PROM.
bir slavery in certain terri
lorIes"-passed March 9th,
1920:
Sac VIII. "That, In all
that territory &C d c d BY
France Ia the U. States
under the name of Lou.sl
ana. which lies North &C
tnirty.siY degrees and thIr-
~ minutes North latitude,
mol Included within The IL.
mits of The STATE coutrn-
plated by This net. sihse;y
and involuntary scrvitute,
Otherwise than IN the psi
nishment ofcrlmes, v heB
of The parties shalt have
hren duly convicted, shall
De, aud l. hereby, forever
prohibited: Provided. al
ways, Tha; any prrscnes-
csplnr into the same, fon
whom tabor or service 10
lawfully claimed in iuy
STATE or Territory Of he
United States, such fgi.
49, .--. =: i-rvfuiiy e.
claimed, and conv-ved :,
the person claiminshis a,
her iahoF or aeTylcei AZ
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2" the Ed:tsrs ofAe Eaq4ir r.
f"ry rr>usc iuily. yanrs,

We have furnish~d Mr.. Timberake with the
ieuer containing he notice above alluded to-and
nope ne VIII be able 70 derscr and Expose The au-
NOR OF 80 csnsufab'e piece Of intamy.- EDS !
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-22

had no logger any hesi,a,ion-sAssaant BU3-
LER ;ur him." 1
we are 'ejocsd 10 learn that Ages1eman d
'ucn distinguished ability has COL tS IA wiz
determination 10 support Cass and hasIef "a
mar he is ready 10 give them all lie 49, ~
power.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-17
TO CORRESPONDENTS

In the midst Of an active and exciiag camp ign, and
with vast anpaht Interesting freisn dom's-
tic intelligence and plitic,l speculation pressing upon
Us fr nierliba, cplartiafl t. cliI' the publ
e,ln of t,es OF various tn oil r celebration, aul
t1asis with which we have been favored Our d,p,sa5le
spaces quite inadequate 10 the publication Of the If
matter connected with iha Pfpsile election We
are constrained cnrta editorial limits and to fore
90 our usual variety Of selection. The public taste de
maids, aud own feelings and sense Of dUy prompt
the publication efin! the ensuing four five months
If greater prp,1oa Of matter strictly political. -
We would say to coresp ndenrs. 'lake time and be
brefn When Old eek is elec.cd we shall leelar lib
cry 10 consult Tive tastes OF ali.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-17
FURTHER plsSP ArCll.

NLH 1oKk, July i L. NJ,
Il /, university c,aee,e.l tl nc bo,yey oi Lanai
rnc H., elv,d The ltgpu5ht lie ltaop, all enb,,cel
bpm, uuor',g Ind rrla- ot'' flye Ia Republic.
Several cha y, haye tah place n the French Min
rtty. Admiral - .ilae has eius,d ae as NJ MISTER
IT uuiltc and VI. BaslJe his Teen app nted Ia that
office Gcn lele4u uas betn n p1uled Minister oi For
c-n AuIHr,.
NJ Aluo la. bretrected President Of ,hr Assembly.
G,u. t'vpllate Is strongly recommended 10 Plesldrut
ui the Rruble.
Noar, al tue prisoners taken in Paris had pod ia
thot possession. A,Ds,nlua have le ONE Ieqnctt--
,bD po"crdly tlhe place the dieconende ,lafteis.
and ace cou,unti,d 10y fo,on IN s.me INSTANCES,
Ia oihrt' they are openly nudt red.
Ar uI' i. Tue aruy Is ,lliHalHled
The rsunattes al he llled aud wounded in Paris Ill
Grma,ordy. II wllprahasIy pfaye apoat fifteen thou
sand on both I'D ;. A51ul 9ny thousand lnsnrs ill,,
NrIc Engaged.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-17
u lGIERRTDTYpLSI;.

fI'liE =serbe, having determined 10 iarate p"rrinen
Il ia l.snsbbue, and feeling confident HAT his Pastures
vii gNr Fenrr, satisfaction, having compared them WITH
hose taken ai tho Northern cities soets respect,
LILLY continuance al thu patronage hetoiore - literally
bestowed upon hun. lie having hiied mp, in tho building
IN bonn cte,ted hy Nj. Gego I. johnson, Opposite
tn frankiin)a
I.lRGE SKY Light GALLERY,
by which he will he ALL 10 give pictures at least equalng
bahapey 81 AMI ealpnfng thpse 81 other at
tst Communication with 81 tie best ARTISTS at the
Mouth hs With h tn latesi npN cmon and
experience Vagina, with constant ptpc-
tie sad ,erainatlan IL peae all calling upor hm,'yi |,
liz haes enable Inn ee1nee successfully with any IN ca
telip, Ia IT, TASTE ot II ln,als.
l.. T.. GIBBS,
Daguerrean Artist.
allie aeA gentlemen particularly invited to call and
rSamu. specimens.
july WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-17

Alos,' NAY %, cNp'.tel taaa Gapt ! WIt.sf.
Nj T.. H. G.Im.r, and pr.hars otaefs.
All person, IN lhr surrounding county ar etra#sti
lnfEeI to attend and he1r Ton OLD XAlk.
llNCBUED AND TENNESSEE RAJ. ROAD.
public meeting i, ra4ae,lel At the Masonic I'LL
~ Monday r'rtng the l. IT. Instant, Clock h.af
the report oSNcs,r, Karv. aud Alordrs WIN hive a-
" returned from tour llfan2h patut SauhNe.leIa
Nr-t una.
II. I.,, ,i.si.4,s.s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-17

GOV Skunk, Of Pennsylvania. in consequence If III
health. hes resigned his iii e. The duties devove VI
On The Speaker OF the Senate, who is Wing.
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POSTSCRIPT.
From the Baltimore Anrri.ar Joy -.
ARRIVAL W TIE
n 4 A q A. Il A
Owe WIEN IA ifR FROM EUROPE.
IY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Transmitted e. tie Baltimore .7mericdn

74p smt!cl e. tie Baltimore american
NV YORK. July II. p NJ.
The Steamer Niag,ra, Of ll'new Gnaarl vessels
arrived at stpn tins morning, She sailed on the lat
inst aud has therefore mado the passage /" ies' 'han
twelve daNs.
On NLmtay Gen Iatn1ri-iere arfiT ID with reinforce
mets and alter ten hours Of terrific sla ighfer ihs
Govern ueet 'ros were entirely victorious. the nsuf-
gents hrug either slain, sesliere.l or eaPinfed.
On Iucsdly. all Signs Of resistance had disapprafeds
together with other eyideuce OF disorder. Over Ave-
Thousand prisoners werr iakeh. ard cbmnssipn has
brp appointed II try these "ha were arrested In arms
I've iueugcns esp cla the "om'n. had treated ihoss
who, fell INTO thor hauds with clnel haihariy Ihs
WHO hands and feet o ,ome eu oil and others tor
mctrd nevcry cunceyable manner. Our despatch, At
Al this po Ut Is someWhai ohsenm)
The Ls,of Ia IN hs alfr has boon tremendous. snd
II rstunlt,d Al between elg an ten thousand ~ De
lles and .gieea Grnefd o es osl their lives IN the
Struggle The Archbishop ri Paris was rnI,essly shut
dawn while approaching tAelnsufsenIs III an elde1yor 10
restore peace.
She hao.ts the pallienhrs f a terrible conflict in Pa
MS Of which We trrrlved tel gaphc Intelligence by the
Cac Iuul. Inc tii'ulIr commenced through suns
mlsuudcsltnlm. II the u trot Atmtnd hlauls. III an
interview Vnh The d.putaloa. o. Thursday night bar
tea les were efeHed thpa2b the CITY. Tue rapPe Mas
Instantly h.aleo and the National Guard called out
The isurtrnfs - ed ul1t aftipl u The city about the
Fiuh,uri st. Anlnap.ll threaten d the ote de- Vile
Ga Friday the Il !haag ba9m. lie mslfsen.s We're at
Il st surrD,stu lahallno ide oal with .ene aVaighan
aud la ANA Ms eons lea1a' III hs eRaeaf9f' 10 esoe
unrrs
IT VAS treualI .oool uace s,ry use the arlIery
hut at mgh tic eHfeo1e had laihei 10th 9found and
stuuLl. Ga >uarllf ia Assembly declared lis II en
prrrluurr Tie Governor resigned; and the supreme
cA,ru HuIlHtIty Nls given - 6enefal lasaInac.
who ucc'1l.d Pta Ia STATE 81 stae. iae Whole day,
with the exception - oiI durls thunder st9rn,wa.
spent III gJuuf. aleh NJ atleadei Will great bIood-
she'd ipNarI4 M. at tha ne heetn awful; ulo,s
were p'urioG oIt5n The d'nfme"is, aud tlo contest