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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-18

| y OF Puebla, upon his entrance with The adsahe-
ed corps OF the army into that city on The 10Th
of Nav last, were unnecessarily yielded I'M
provdcht. and ia effect detrimental toihe pub.
lie ser, ice; aud that the grant of these PRIV leg.
80 was in couirosentlon IF the ninth and itnta
par graphs Of General Orders No. 20. pubsh
ri al Tanpico on the l9fh day Of February last
md was not warranted by the letter ofinstrne.
lions of the Generaln. Chief to Gen. WonrH.
1.-THE Court as required further ,eclal es it
opinion that TIE circular published by Brevet
Major General WonTH t. lis division. dated
PGeLls june 10th, is47 was highly improper
and extremely objectionable. IN many respects
especially as i, might tend. by es aspefating The
whole Mexican nation. 10 ihwau The we'll
known poetic policy of the United States. and,
IN view of The high source from which 1t em
snaicd. To disturb the friendly relations of our
Government with Spain, at least give oeca-
sion To that Power 10 call for explanations CRAP
ologies. The barbarous offence against which
that circular warned the soldiers Of the First
Division, il II existed at ALL equally affected The
whole army The information obtained by
Gen. WORTH, IL worthy Of notice, should
have been communicated 10 the General in
Chief that he might have exercised his disere
ton on the means 10 be adoptedfor correcting
the evil
with these views Of the circular alluded
To. the Court is of opinion That it called for the
emphatic admonition and rebnke of the Gener.
al.ni-C hef
!" In conclusion this Court deems IT malcr-
al 10 the case 10 express the opinion that II ia
right, and the duty oflhe Genera-in' Chief, and
indispensable 10 the preservation of proper dis
cipline in the army. that he should at all times
possess the privilege OF freely commenting up
ON. disappearing, or censurng the official acts
Of his subordinate officers
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New Brink.

Ara general. meeting ct the Stockholders of tho NJ
clnnl. Bank of Virginia, held pursuant tn public M.
rice, in the city nf LyBchbutg. the 18Th day of Or,
her. 1852 John NJ. Spsed, esq, called the meeting J.,
,cder and on his mution, Sam'l McCorkle wins cajlel
~ IN. Chnir and Martin W. Davenport appointed r.
creiary.
David R. Elies esq. from the Boasd of Conims sion.
ora Il, receive subscriptions the stock of the BnnI
f,ed to the meeting thu the requisite amount ind bern
tr,il,ed 10 authorize the Stockholders to ,rgnni,
o,,.eobly ~ the charter, and congratulated the Stocl
builders an The prospect Of the Bank going Into orctoii
onacs nf the list Of Stockholders it wa. found b,,
n ,nnioriry at all the which could be given NJ
pre-eut e. ther in person or by proxy.
On pntian the meeting proceeded Ia the appointment
c nine Directors lnunagc the ailhs OF the Bank E
the term Of one yani. aud until their successors shall n
,n,onI..d The Teers appointed by the chair to com,
n. being duly elected. say: David X. Edey JESS,
Hare. Seth lIai.ey David W. Burton, Salnl McCork,
A,pustinc Lcfwich, Vim. T. Smith, Thomas Frrr1I.,a
and George VI. RucLer.
On moti1n Ressiucd, That the Stockholders pay th.
ncc,ive subscriptions the stock of the Bank VIM,
ever required by The Beard of Directors do 50.
On mr H. REQ ae3 1hul FIVE Stockholders (neiiber
of whom To be ol the Directory any three To act le
apponied committee. in conjunction with tie Bond
of Directors 10 prrppre Code of bylaws for tn,
government of the Bunk, lis Directory and officers
The chair accordingly appointed John Nj. Speed Da.
yd L Spence tutnes NJ Boyd, Samuel Ga, land m
d. T. c. Peter, be of said committee and to rcno, Ia
Inc next meeting of the Stockholders
On motion or Mr.. Sam'l Garland, the meeting nj
ionrned IL meet al NJ. w. Davenport office on Sat,lv
the Both of October inst.
SAM'L McCORKLE, Chairman,
N. ". DAyENPoRT, Sec,y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-18

PENNSYLVANIA 1913. the Loco.
iocos eli cited their Canal Commissioner by
nearly 3O00-and their Congressional ticket
ty about 100000 that according to two tests,
SAID the Enquirer Of that day, The Wings stood
10 chance for the vote Of the STATE. But in
three wc-ks afterwards, the Cass ticket was
heaten by about $4,000, So twill be again.
The Philadelphia Inquirer stated on Tuesday,
that Scott will receive at least 10000 more
votes than the Wing candidate for Canal Com.
missioner or Judge.-R. Wig
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TmE PENNSYLVANIA MISUNDERSTANDING
on the morning of the election, the Philadel-
phia Inquirer observes:
I'm the 2d of November General Scott will
receive AT least ten thousand. and probably
'"'''y thousand more votes than will be Civ
rn ,' day tor either oftbc Wing candidates for
odse "i the Supreme Court or Canal Com
missioner; The Wings of Pennsylvania have
great iaah IN the popularity of Old Chippewa,
and although the identity ofhis name with the
cause will doubtless help all other candidates.
we DO not for moment anticipate tina, any of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-18
Gen. seo.,,. Naturalization views

Cen Scots position on the uainra''za'io'
question is shamefully msrepresenied by
many, who If they do not know better afc too
gnorbnt To open their lipsin the canvass. be-
cause in season Of unusual excitement, some
years ago. when, as lac says. there seemed 10
be danger that native and adopted citizens
would be permanently arrayeJ against eaeh
other. IN hostile factious." he favored a modlh'
cation cf these Law s. it is maintained that he Is
low in favor of requiring residence OF TWEEN
y-ono years. before admitting an alien 10 the
lights Of cilizenshp.-if, indeed, he be not IN
favor of wholly Withdrawing the privilege e*.
cept in favor OF those who have served one
year IN The army or navy, 10 time OF war We
have heard, aud seen, this statement made ne.
peatcdly during The canvass. IL Is an entire
missiatcnent Of his position. In 1919. Gen.
Scott addressed a letter 20 VIM. l.. Robinson,
IN which he uses the following emphatic Ian.
guagc: "Ce, tainly, ii would be impossible for
me 10 recommend or support any measure in
tended To exclude them (naturalized citizens
from just and full participation in all the civil
and political rights now secured 10 them by
our republican lavsand institutions" A very
large proportion Of the men under his com
mand, in Mexico. Inc says. were Irish, Ger.
mans. &c, aud he ~ ilnessed iIh adm ration
their zeul, fidelity and valor, in minimizing our
flag in the face of every DANGER He Nus
happy. he continues, 10 call them brothers IN
the field, and will al~ avs be, TO salute them us
countrymcn al home In his letter accepting
the nomination for the Presidency, he says -
"Shou d be elevated TO the Chief Magislracy
of The Union, ! shall lie ready to recommend
or approve a single alteration in natural
aaton laws, suggested by my military expe.
rience, viz: giving to all foreigners the right
of citizenship who shall faithfully serve, in
lme of war, one year ON board of our public
ships, or in our Ind forces, regular or voun-
tcer, on their receiving an honorable u,o,..srge
from the service" This is the only change he
would make in the law as it stands He
would afford foreigners greater facilities than
they they now possess Of becoming citizens.
Any other representation of his position is a
mlsrepresentatIon,--the result either of mex
cusable ignorance or of an unprincipled pur.
pose 10 defeat him, by foul means, if fair ones
seem likely To fail. Honorable men will fro wn
down any such attempt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-18

bALTlMORE.-The election of Mayor in
thi' cry, according to the Sun, was very much
Affected Ivy q "s'ion relating to the public
school 5! stem. Mr.. France, the Wing candi
date, had some time ago signed petition for
making some alterations in that system, which
were very unpopular. and that circumstance
Was made TO tell very disasrrously against
hm.-R. Wig.
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"For the sake of our British Friends.

We desire to see the free-t7ade Democrats
In power for the sake Of the universal com.
mcrce OF North America for if Pierce shall be
President, our northern friends ,ojU hare the
bencf IF IL therefore ne pray far tie Democ-
rocgjo the sake 9t Our BRITISH .tficnds.- Can
ADJ International.
Upon this the Albany N. y Journal re
marks: thus the British press, in Canada as in
England, are for Pierce. They ''pyay far he
Dcmocr0cY.Jv tie sake ofor British fiTends."
British prayers aud British gold will both lie
literally expended 10 promote British interests
General Pierce, because Of the principles
" hich lie advocates is the candidate of the
moneyed aristocracy of Great Britain The
omepaper which thus ''prays' for Gen Pierce
"ior the sake Of its British friends" calls Gen
Scott IAN old fool The British To. les can
never forgive General Scott for having whipped
the red coats at I.nnly's Lane, Chippeu a,
Fort George, &c, They would be exceeding
ly chagrned at his election, while they have
dozen reasons for desiring the success of Gen
Pierce. whom the London Times eulogizes as
1.-THE practical ally of British interests"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-18

Col. c. NJ Payne has been appointed to the
command OF the harbcr of New York. Col
+. is one "fthe officers who distinguished him.
self on the Canadian frontier during h. los,
war; and " no subsequently, led the great charge
at palo Alto. under Gen. Tavlor, where he was
wonneed-trom the effect of W hich he s;u
suffers. His father was an aide de Camp 70
Lafayette.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-18

What projisious yield of gold California
has made to the world, says the Albany Regis.
ter, since the first bright flakes of the precious
metal We're disco, cred in Suffers mill race2
The estimated entire product Of the mines from
that time down to the 30th of June last and in
Guiding all shipments to all ports in the L.
States, Europe, 5. America, Australia. the
East Indies, &c, is the enormous sum. in round
numbers, OF one Aaadred and sereq,y.t6uy
millions serem hm"dred and eigAty.oncMousana
doIl0rs. And now Australia, another FL Do.
RADIO IN another and more distant quarter of
the globe, threatens to rival if not far out,tri,
even California IN the yield of gold
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-18
HLrrrnRAI.. 1lekIr.

ist Dstrict--John X kiiby 81 Nansemend.
I'd Dstrict--Rd~ ard 4. chambcfs Of Nice l"nl'uts
ID Observation-Disclosures :. Floutpey, Of Halifax.
9Th Dislrict--lI. II Msrslml of Charlotte
9Th Dsir;ct-AleN Eises 81 Alhemailr
9Th Distrirt--Wm. c. Scott, Of Powhatan.
9Th Di.trict-Jos Srgsr. II Elizabeth Guy
sth Districl-Rabt Mayo 81 Nestmprcand.
9th Di.,rirt-lIenrs W Thomas Of farins.
10Th Di.frict-Aex v. nnteler. "fJsfrf.on.
lIth Di.triri--Col. !. n. Baldwin. of Augusta.
.oth Diririct-Jahn .cho.. pl Manrae.
18th Di.triet--Walte- Preston of Washington.
18th Disiriet-lohn jackson. j.. Of Wood.
18th Diruici-T VI. Gnlly. Of Ohm.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-18

The Free SoiIers are moving heaven and
earth to roll up heavy vote in Massachusetts.
at the approaching election The Common.
wealth publishes the names of no less than friv
speakers " no are sutnping the State for Hale
and Mann.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-18

The New York Journal Of Commerce ,.,1,
remarks--"Low fares and n,anv ,,,s.o--
low prices and large sales, cheap postage md
many letters are found to pay better than H..
opposite line of policy"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-18

Webster organization in that city, al" 'e'''
members at full liberty to pursue 'nch course
The pending canvass as may seem III 10 ''''''
bsolving Them. at the same Time from 'h''' {"
4een.nts to support the Webster ticket
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-18
Glorious Nems 6om Ohm.

1t will be seen, that the Wings ale ganioo
IN every village and precinct in this pre,, an,
pre- State Of the West. That will settle The
question. As goes Ohio SO goes the North.
west Il. Wig.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-18

Tie Webster Ticket IN North Carolina tn.
Wilmington IN. CO. Journal states that a, tho
Webster meeting held on Monday night in VIII
mington, it was finally resolved to dissolv. ,bo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-18

Them will run within ten thousand Of. the Old
ehi..ltain As the returns cone ~, therefore,
The calculation should be made according
y"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-18
John VI. speed, Esq.

TIE Bedford Sentinel says of a speech de-
livered by Mr.. Speed in political discussion
at the Meadows, Bedford, Saturday week: "Mr
Speed followed Mr.. Booker in a speech of de-
cded ability and power making Conclusive
and onanswerablc argument ia defence of the
Tariff and Distribution policy. and successful
ly ,indicating Gen Scott from even susrl-
cion Of unsoundncss upon the vital question Of
Slavery and the Compromise. His exposition
of the vast and incalculable benefits to result
10 Virginia from the Land Distribution policy
of the Wings, was so clear and powerful, as.
We are sure, 10 carry conviction 10 the mind Of
every unprejudieed man who heard him. lie
pressed this. and all otherquestions upon which
he touched. with singular earnestncss and ef-
feet, and We confidently trust TO witness the
fruits of his exertions, upon the day of election.
Ia their name. we tender ~ Mr. Speed the
thanks Of the Wings of Bedford for his muster.
ly speech on this occasion"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-18

ELECTORS AT LARGE.
JOHN NJ. BOTTS.
MILAN u. PRESTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-18
Political Appointments

EVERho>T WARD. Stale Scnalor from, :,
hanawha District, viii address the milf.
the following places aud times: :
Montgomery c. House. 25th orO.tob..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-18
Bank, Washington

We, the undersigned have been requested
BY Messrs. Logwood q Wright, to examine
into their business connected with, the iysp.
ance by them Of notes under the denomina
ton of five dollars. This examination beiov
deemed by them an act of justice as well to
themselves as 10 the holders Of those notes.
We have no hesitation in stating 1t as our opin.
ion, that Messrs. Logwood & Wright are en-.
tirely responsible for the redemption of all the
notes they have issued-.our investigation salts.
flying US that they have but limited amount in
crculation and that their resources are amply
sufficient To meet the demands upon them.
John NJ. Speed, jacob Rumbough,
d. B. Payne, John G. Mechanism,
Jas E. Horner. r. J. Echols,
Geo. w. Nancey. George Bagby.
SAM w. Shelton, VIM. Nj. Blackford
DAM A. Wilson, John B. Lee,
VIM I. Smith A. II D.. Armisiead
James NJ Boyd, Aug. Leftw ich,
Thomas jones, N. II. Campbell,
John G. Mcem, r. H. Glass.
Vim. T. Allison.
Lynchburg, Va, Oct. ii. 1852. is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-18
CHEAP SHOES, ggATs. -
AND FOR SALE or s,e,.-I offer for

| - - -. -, AAE Of SCENT offer Tor
mics northeast of Lynchburg and six miles from Am
n''s' Oourt,holse it contains 40 ACRES. more OF
ba,;, n"' "e"thy situation and good ncighborhood,
Ing Every convenience that could be wished for
una Is well adapted all kinds of Grim and
lance OF the house. of fine waters fine Ample Or
ane o. Choice fruits mostly winter apples, which any
rlo ; NV DIS Tie trees are loaded with apples
gn, w Improvements consist of a large Frame Dwelling
.ta;ro sn'' nas Six rooms four below and above
h,sa ""e oeaf' large Stable Corn-house Carriage
If UNI o'her out-buildugs necessary
far sun oS the 18th November. il will be rented
one year to good tenant Person, w,hingto pu-
be i" '''m VIII do well to call soon as bargain VIII
&C. 70 :, JAMES STUART.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-18

FILLMORE AND ScoTT.-Thc following letter
from President FILLMORE is copied from the
Columbus (Miss.) Argus:
WASHINGTON Cry. August 7.
Sir: Your letter of the goth ult. is received
\ gu say that 1t has been rumored since the
Wing Convention at Baltimore that | sent a
telegraphic dispatch to my friends at the con.
ven,ion "to go for Webster and save the par
ty," and you desire TO know whether ihis is
true. In reply to which, now state thatit snot:
that made no Geographic communication dn.
ring The sitting of The convention to any mem
Der OF 1t, or to any other person for its inior-
nation.
| am your obedient servant,
WILLARD FILLMORE.
d. II. LINDSAY. esq, Houston, Miss.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-18

An bTant,ies--hrb have just received a lot
,I,:h wy superior pae aud .iark Binpdies among
sfrh may be found the avorte brand. nf O,ord Durcy
20, old Londol Dock, Permit, CastiIon & Co., and
aenhes'ee & Co, &C., &c, all warranted pure and
raf' the vintage of 1928 and 1892 Those in want OF
''nu l. 's hhe brandies Will please call on
WI io-'s LEE g. JOHNSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-18

The fifth resolution Of the National LocoGoco
conclave, reads as follows:
"hesolred, That the Democratic party will
" resist all attempts at renewing, in Congress
" or out of IT, the agitation Of the Slavery qncs-
lion, under whatever shape or color the at
tempt may be made.
We submit to the Republican Wheeler it is
not engaged in the semi-weekly violation OF
this resolution. We do not know any sheet.
ot its dimensions. North or South, that a.itates
the Slavery Question more than it does
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-18


Mr.. John Van Buren, is reported 10y the Bos-
ton Commonwealth to have expressed himself
MS follows IN n recent speech at Fauneull Hall:
AS he hnd before had occasion to say, he
wished the country 10 know that he supported
Pierce and King, and gave in his adhesion to
their principles. Yet. while he said so, he
wished it distinctly understood that he had al,
ways been. and was now. opposed 10 that rcla
ton described AZ human slavery. He lad al
oays bee@, aad rds notr, an cdyRest adrocatc ~
The National GoUetRment'S 0boiistiRg darcrg
~dcrecer n had tie po'Oer.'
In lSlS Mr.. Van Buren, announced it as his
purpose TO labor to make the Democratic par
~ OF New York the Anti Slavery party Of n .
York. and The Democratic party Of the Union
the Anti Slavery party OF the Union. 1t may
be seen 10y the passage quoted above that he
continues to labor for that end, and that he
supports Pierce and King and their princi pies
for the better promotion of his purpose.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-18

SE Is hereby given thar tie Co-parlneIshiP
existing under the firm of o. & r Drnmead i.
this day Dissolved rRA " + nrNmEAD.
DER lS IL 10
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-05-05
DR.. HOYT,S
HEAVE POWDERS.

THIS preparation is now being offered to the
Il Public as guaranteed Cure for the IlEAEES
in Horses, and as the only known medicine in the
world having been used in the private Veterinary
practice of the proprietor for the last 81 years ;
and he has never known it to fail in a single in
stance Of producing lasting cure, and leaving the
horse in good spirits for work. Ine utter incom-
Dctency of the horse for labor, when troubled with
this common disease, should induce every one
having such to apply Immediately for this remedy,
PRICE ONE DOLL4R PER P.4CK.lGE.
Which will be sent 'sWith full direction,'' to any
part of the United States. All letters or commu-
nications to be addressed, ''post paid, - to
|. ?. HOYT,
Rear of No. 10 South FIFTH Street,
Philadelphia.
L7Wholesale Agent for the United States. &IE
N. B.-Agents wanted throughout the country,
to whom liberal discount will be given and their
names placed in the advertisements. Address as
above.
Nov 5, 1951--6m
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-05-05
REGISTER

NTILL stand the present season at the following
w places On Mondays at Thomas Bowling S,
near Bryantown; on Tuesdays at Aliens Fresh
on Wednesdays at Doct. F. r. Wills on Thurs
days in the neighborhood of the Hill Top; FRI
days and Saturdays at the subscribers stable, and
will be let to Mares at the price last year,
to wit S25 dollars for booded and 81 ) for common
Mares; if paid during before July County Court.
to be discharged by the payment of 500 for blooded
and $40 for common Mares. SO cents in each case
10 the Groom.
The subscriber will furnish pasturage for Mares
from distance at a low price if required if taken
away as soon as they done with the Horse. The
season &c commence the LIST Of April and end the
Goth June. FRANCIS THOMPSON.
March 81, lS52-lm.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-05-05
THE GERMAN
WASHING FLUID.

rs considered by thousands who have tested it,
l. as being the greatest SCIENTIFIC WONDER OF
THE Womb Entirely doing say with that la
borous and injurious practice of rubbing the Clothes
upon the Washboard, and great saving of time,
labor and expense.
N. BIO prevent fraud and imposition, (for
many trying TO palm off articles put up like
mne.) the Proprietor, |. P. HOYT, will put his
WRITTEN SIGNATURE over the CORK of
every BOTTLE. And he only asks an enlightened
public not to confound THE GERMAN WASH
ING FLUID with Others that in the market.
1t is put up in large pint bottles, and sold at the
nominal price of l2i cents.
G-rPrinters will find it greatly to their advantage
to purchase this Fluid by the gallon, to cleanse
their Types and Rollers, being very superior ar
ticle for that purpose. Manufactured only by
l. P. HOYT,
At his Laboratory and Principal Depot,
No. 10 South FIFTH Street, Philadelphia.
Sold at Retail by Grocers and Druggists general.
ly. A liberal discount made and extensive adrer-
Using for the benefit of .4gents Remember the name
GERMAN WASHING FLUID.
All letters to be post paid
Nov. 5, lS5l-6m