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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-29
LOCAL DEPARTMENT..

co.yp DIVISION OF THE Sons OF TEMPERANCE
rbi. body was engaged through the day yesterday i,
l transaction Of the business which has called them
aa,ber Their session being with closed doors We ,c
oo,,r.e are not informed their proceedings Va
learn however that the following appointments Of Off
cers have been nude for the next twelve months:
G " P--John Long, of Lynchburg.
G W A-Beni. 7. Walker, of Appomattox.
q s-Thomns J. Evans, Of Richmond.
q TO f. Weisiser, ofRiehmond.
q C-S X Taylor. of Staunton.
q seutinel-Wm. T. Lutz, ofAugusta.
q. Chap.-Wm c. Meredith, of Buckingham.
This being the day apart for the public exercises
If the order We learn they will take place follows:
The Grand Division will form in front of the Hall and
b Snbordinate Divisions will form according to tlrir
respectiye numbers beginning with NJ l. and SO on u
ii the line is forned After which the Procession will
ve mn Main street 10 Market street, thence to Church
.trcc down Church 10 Eric nds Warehouse whore adj.
drosscs will be delivered. The Subordinate Divisions
will assemble AT the Hall at Il o'clock.
We are requested that the invited guests are
requested to meet at the old Second Presbyterian Church
at o'clock p NJ, to partake of Supper to be given
fotbe Grand Division Of the Sons Of Temperance of the
State of Virginia.
or % 1850.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-29
sntn-PIasctrs, Faxes, and Education.


Mr. Isaac X Watkins, IN card recently pun
lisLod. eommpIains Of being ml'represen'ea oy
the Democratic paper in Lynehbufg' "he"
ta'ed that che permitted his willy opponent 10
lead him of on such miserable issues, as small
notes, education Of poor children and Stale
taxes" Mr. Wanling makes no objection 10
the epithets applied by the editor TO these top,
les, but % the mpulation Of his having wasted
time upon them.
We arc to understand then that, in tie cycf
Of Democratic leaders, He Edacat,on ~ pan
elldrea. Me burdens q Tarat'oa upon onr e''
zens, and tie Currency in wlich mr. business a
traAsacfcd, are miserable issues unworthy to oc-
eupy their time or lhoughtsl Let the poor
grow up ignorant and ,icious-lot the Wash
ing'on brokers delugc the land with SHIN pIas
ters, md strip the poor oftbeir hard earnings
let Our people be ground 10 the dust with one
rous taxesl That Is Of no consequence at all
The only hing they have 10 DO is TO vote fol
GENERAL Iercc and make no complaints
X. IEhig.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-29

0gdtHSt


IIdlntltt
against In Chaacc7,g.
Richard North, Jno D Patteson, administration of
VIM Futeson, VINO was administrator Of Ro Phelps
and others, Defendants
In this causo it appearing TINT the Spas. award
ed against the defendants in the original and amend
ed bills, have been duly served each and all of
them and though more than months have elapsed,
as well since the return of the said Spas executed the
Hing OF the bills, orignaand amended, the said deten
dants, except keL'dF North, have failed to appear
and file their answers, the Court them. doth take
the said bills for confessed and thereupon the
came on to be heard the original and amended bills
taken Tor confessed to all the said defendants except
Richard L North, and upon the Of that dtteH'
dant TO the original bill, will repcationthep exhibits
and examinations Of Witnesses, and was argued by
counsei,-On consideration whereof. the Count doth
adudge, ordtr and decree that OF the Commission
ers OF this Court John W WcodsJn, do take the follow
ing accounts, viz:
lst Anaccount of the debts now landing and due
by Samuel Christian, and secured in his deed of trust
to Geo W Kyle and 10 p Phelps Of date the 9th of
September, 1884, filed an exhibit with the amended
bill, and marked X +,
I'd An account of all, AMI singular the property,
debts and effects, Conveyed by that deed, and by the
sa'd ~ Christian prior deed of trust to Garland
and w m Walton, dated the lh January. 1S32,-also
hed as exhibit, aud marked W G. which now remain
unapPropiated by the said trustees respectively.
ord An account OF the administration Of the estate OF
Sami Christian 10y Joel Watkins his administrator,
ana ct the administration Of the estate Of Robert =
lnelpS by Richard II Gillian, his adnili,traor-Wheh
SAID accounts the Commissioner is directed to examine,
state and settle and make report thereof to The Count,
%lth any matter specially stated, deemed pertinent by
nnseI or required by the parties any of them. 10
De SO stated And preparatory otakng said accounts.
5h2 Commissioner is direred y an advertisement pub
"Shea Tor 80 DAYS in some newspaper printed in the
cry OF Lynehhmg, to notify and ali tie creditors
OF the said Sanl = Christian now clarniig under tie
said deed of trust, of the 9th day Of September 1894
to appear before himand file their claims so that tbey
may be reported, they may be hereafter barred and
PrecGded from asseftingh the same,-and the Plaintiffs
nave Ie9Ye to amend their bill and make the heirs of
no fhep parties defendant and they filed an amend
Q" oi'' accordingly A copy--Teste.
II f BOCOCK CFk
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-29

CONVICTION or FATHER AND SoN.-Josh-
ua and William Gilmer father and son, have
been found guilty at Harrsonburg, Va of rob.
bling the meat-house of Abraham Byrd. TIL,
punishment of Joshua was fixed at three years
confinement in the peniientinry. and that o
William to three years and SIX months.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-29

1t Dsiriet--1ohn kilhy Of Nnnsemond
Oh Dstrict--Eaward z 9 kauhefs, Of Mechlrnhnr
81 Distrct--T Thomas S. Flournoy. Of lialiaN.
4th Distriot--H. Marshall. of Charlotte
5fh Distrief-Alnx Rives 81 Albemaflc
9Th Dis,rief--Nm. e Scott NJ fowhatan
7th Dj.frict--Ias segar. Of Elfabefh Ciy
sth Diatrici--Rabt Nayo j.. Of Ncstmoielsnd
OH Disi,iaf--nenfy ". Thomas Of FariaN.
i0fh Disfriet-Alex Il. Boteler, afJenor-ou.
llfh Distrief--J. b. Baldwin 81 Augusta
l9th Dstrici--John Echois Of Monroe.
9th Distriet--Walter Preston. of Washington
l4th Dstriet--John J. Jackson, ir., Of Wood
18Th Distret--T. NJ. Gally, Of Ohio.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-29
ARRIVALS AT DiBRELL's HOTEL,
YESTERDAY

DR. Lumpkin and lady, S Sydnor, Hanover; Jacob
Nicely Ai,x Montgomery, lafayette Schoen, Rock
bridge; D Watkins. Rockingham; John W Ferguson
Richmond W / Gardner, Hentco;J porkins, Augusta;
r b Waddv. Louisa Thos II Bennett, Rocky Mount; Col
& Winehcld and son, Liberty II NJ Bethel, Campbell;
A Lucy John \ McCmw, Hafax;Jac Bohrhdyand
child LcxingtonW NJ Hughey, Pitt$ylvania; jas AM
,I.rzau GnuHl.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-29

TnE ELECTION TAXES PLACE TUESDAY
NEXT, tTnE % DAY OF NOVEMBER AND THE
POLLS WILL BE KEPT OPEN nut ONE DAY, RE-
CARELESS or WEATHER on ANY OTHER CAUSE
REMEMBER THIS AND TELL YOUR NEIGHBoRs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-29

=. a further testimony ofrcspect for the deeees
81. 70 wear tie usual badge Of mourning iof
30 days.
am gentlemen,
Your ohedent servant,
WILLARD FILLMORE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-29

The time for talk is past. Tho time for work
has come. The issue Of the Presidential contest
is in the hands oil the Wings, and prompt exer-
ton will enable them to triumph. Energy, ac-
tivty, watchfulness and scfrelance are the
means at their disposal. Every man must feel
that he has work to do which cannotbo halrso
ftly done by his neighbor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-29

LIEUT.. PoRTER.-The National lntelieen.
Ger denies that this gentleman was summoned
10 Washington at the instance of the Spanish
Minister, or that he has been ordered to sea, or
that the Cabinet has disapproycd of his course
with regard to the Cuban government. They
only wanted to hear his statement Of facts,
from his own mouth that they might have
clearer insight into the whole transaction. As
Judge Conklin is to collect all Tie evidence
to he found at Havana. it IS, Of course, but
right that Lieut. p should be heard
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-29
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON.
Monday Morning, October %. 1889

TIC ucatH Oh i'anlpl w cbStcr:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON.
Monday Morning, October 25, 1852
GENrLEMEN:-'Thcpa painful intelIlpenco Pa.
ceised yesterday enforces upon me the sad du.
ty of announcing to the Executive Denart-
ment the death of the Secretary of State
Daniel Webster died at Marshfeld. in Massa.
chusctts, on Sunday, Oath of October, between
two and three o'clock in the morning.
Whllsttms irreparable loss blingsils natural
sorrow toe every American hcart,and WiIlbehear1
tar beyond our borders with mournfIl resnec,
Wherever civilization has nurtured men who
md IN transcendent intellect and faithful patri.
ouc service theme for praise, it will visit with
stlll more poignant emotianhis colleagucsin the
Administration, with whom his relations have
been so intimate and so cordial.
The fame of our illustrious statcsn,o, la
longs to his country; the admiration Oft to the
world. The record ofhs wisdom will iororo,
future generations, not less than its nttorarca
has onIl8 htened the present, He has beuueatb
ed TO posterity the richest fruits oftbe oxnor;
ence and Judgment ola great. mind conversan,
win the greatest national concerns. In these
his memory will endure as long as our country
shal' continue to be the homo and guardian Of
The people will share with the Executive
Department IN the common grief which be.
walls his departure from amongst US.
ia, In the expression of individual regret at this
aiilctng event, the Executive Department Of
the Government will be careful to manifest o,,.
cry observance OF honor which custom has &c.
tabllshed as appropriate to the memory of ono
so eml9cn, as public functonary and so dis.
tinguishec as a citizen.
The Acting Secretary of State will comm.
nieate this sad intelligence to the Diplomat;c
Corps near this Government, and througblonr
Ministers abroad to Foreign Governments
he members Of the Cabinet are reouos,oJ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-29

A I u Circuit Court for the county o. Appomattox,
"a continued and held at the Court house thereof
the 9th day of September 1852.
Richard Cralie, Benz Scrnegs and Ammon Ham
cock administrator OF Ammon Hancock, decd, Of tie
late firm of Hancock & Brown.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-29
SPECIAL NOTICES
Tickets for the Presisiemtinl objection

Orders for Tickets for the Presidential election viii
be supplied promptly and ON reasonable terms, by adj
dressing this office.
49, The Funeral of VIRGINIA, infant Of jas. l.. and
49, NJ V. Brown, will take place at their resi-
dcuce this (Friday) morning at % O'clock The friends
of the G,miy are respectfully invited TO attend
- 1t now being certain that city is be lighted
forming the citizens of Lynchburg that shall prepare
Immediately for GAS-FIfTINGand respectful. y solicit
the patronage of my friends and the public generally
Aug 20--dts A. &. DABNEY, Act,
PHEoNIX FouNDRY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-29

THE METHODIST CoNrrRENcE.-Yesterlov
sunday was devoted to appropriate religious
exercises. All the churches in town. save onc,
were rendered to the Conference and the nol,
pits occupied by their several clergy. We
attended the Presbyterian in the morninp
mere we heard DIR. Dogget, and the Episco.
pa pa, at night where we heard Bishop Gamers
We have never heardgreator sermons-mor,,
eloquent more profound, more evangelicaI
pT' D1oggetfs was a profound discourse,
Astounding IN rich thought, touching pathos ami
convincing eloquence. The Bishop preached,
as We have Away imagined Bishop should,
In power IN beauty, and in simplicity. An
Cd man of 70 Eve should think) his voice as
clear his cnunciaion distinct, his aneuaoo
ehaste aud classical, with extraordinary clear
ness OF conception and eIoquence Of delivery.
In word he was
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-29

The Erie Railroad Company have recently
forbid entirely the sale of Intoxicating drinks
IN any of the observation-disclosures along theroad
or on any of the grounds Of the company, and
apSo'o'ely refuse employment to any person
WHO makes use Of such drinks.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-29

aSimPic, grave, sincere;
IN doctrine unconupf in language plain,
snd plain in manner; decent solem chns,o
And natural in gestuT much IMPRESS
iimseIfas conscious ofhis charge.
Ana "A anxious mainly that the flock he feeds
May feel it too; aflectionate in look
AND tenderin address, well becomes
messenger of grace to guilty men"
we W. are confident no religious denomination
IN virginia Possesses larger amount of pulpit
talent than the Christian body now in session
In 'hispiace-Fredericks5mg News fIondav
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-29
II f BOCOCK, Crk.
commissioner Sofice, Appomottox CT. Ho I

| Oct. "a, 1882.
l" the creditors of Sam' p Christian, now claiming
I Io9s "eed OF Trust dated the 9th of September
said Christian - :
lon VIII take notice, that Have appoated the 18Th
G'y VI december next at my office, at Arpomattox
Coufthouse, in obedience to the foregoing Decree
m tp','lng proof OF your debts demands, secured
~ Tue a9reSad decd, when and where YOU are required
TO attend with all proper evidence to enable nae so to
10 "lVe" under my hand, Commissioner of the Cir
said Toci ogv1,1 X ~ E y, plI 9 SIH5
VIE SOUTHERN VIEW OF "Ur-
-, Gle TOMS CABIN" by John X Thompson, ed
,.9 "tthera Literary Messenger, for sale at the Book
store OF oct 28tsf JOHN p WRIGHT, JR.
MACHINERY OiL.-Jn-t -, b,nJ- y G1l sup
ny lsop2jts D. + SACkETT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-29

L, I. Gaines Esq, was, on WEDNESDAY last
elected Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Peters.
burg va, in the place Of Harry B. Gaines,
deceased.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-29
The Presidential Election.

The New York Times remarks:
No one bt all accustomed To political con
tests, need 10 be told how utterly falIacious al
predictions are. Down 10 the very evening OIL
election day in 1910, Mr. Van Bnrcn's friend.
were perfectly certain that Gen. Harrison was
doomed 10 a dreadful defeat. la 1874 the
Wings secuted the idea that Mr.. Clay could
possibly be defeated, and the event proved
dat they had good grounds for expecting hit
election. And IN 1913 General Taylor's case
was pronounced hopeless by all The Demo
cratic oracles, until the votes had been counted
and the result a,celtaiued. These references
10 the past are scfyceable, as showing how ut
tcrly impossible itis,n any case to predict viii
even toerabIe approach to certainty, the issue
Of "A Presidential election. And IN the present
contest elements are at work which cannot be
duly cs matedin advance and which tend there.
fore, To render useless all these confident prog
nostications upon either side. Great militar,
achievements, in the service Of his country
have never yet failed 10 command the full graf
tude olthcpopular heart, -we need something
more than the assertion ofhis opponents to con
vince us that Gen. Scott, the foremost chicftail
OF his age, who has done infinitely more
lhae any colder ,fthotimc to establish the mar.
i'"l IHdl ol thc American people, anu " he
un'les 10 his military character, the highcs
qualities and accomplishments of civilian. i.
doomed To furnish the first exception to this un
broken rule. No j Presidential election has ever
yet been carried by the bare party discipline
and party strength on either sile"
The Journal or COMMERCE" in a wei
reasoned article, expresses the hope that if {
vessel oil war has really sailed for Havana sucf
orders have been given to her commander a,
Will free this country from difficulties certain te
arise unless he only offers his friendly services
between offending vessels owned in ourcountry
and the local authorities at Havana. While
the American people are ready to stand by
Their government in rcdressing national criev.
ances OF whatsoever character, the journal
at the same time, contends that the Spanish
authorities should be assured Of our firm deter
mination 10 put down a second ATTEMPT upon
Cuba, Of the character Of the first, fitted ont
without justification or provocation within our
limits
Il. /. Gaines, ESQ. was on Wcdnns,lv loo,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-29
Political Appointments

= hFERhoAT WARD, State Senator from the
hanawha District, will address the public, on
inc subjects connected with the Presidency, a,
the following places and times: > u
Montgomery c. House, 25th ofOctoLer.
noanoAe, 9th
Bedford i" co..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-29

W.. baldwin has been nominated by tie
'lsS OF hchmond city, as their candidate
Tor State Senator. Edwin Robinson is also n
candidate 70 '''o Z"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-29
Electors for the state ofyirginia

ELECTORS AT IARG e.
JOHN Al Bolts.
WILLIAM B PRESTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-29
Lctfcr From prcsidcmtr;,,morc

The following leaudful and touching letter
was addressed by President FIImors to the
Heads of the several Departments, announcing
the death OF Daniel Webster:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-03

ToADYIsM,-The nominees for the Presiden.
cy are heraded about with the accustomed
alacfity Of the prepared letter writer's in this
model Republic. Mr.. PIERCE was announced
few days since for Old Point Comfort. and
we doubt not large army of ioadys and Office
expecfants were on the eve of breaking thai,
necks to catch him there, when the news ,ha,
he wonld'nt be theie came like shower hath
of ice water to chill their ardor Oh how we
pity Pierce and Scott!-how their steps will
be dogged by that large army Of complacen,
sycophants who fawn upon and fat,er every
body who is 10 power. or who has the remo,es,
chance of ever being in power! Oh how we
would like to have kick each hour at one O
these dogs with q .git out"
P. S.-We merely wish to add: How III,
whole selfish crew viii drop the defeated can
didate like a hot potatol-How they will rul
away from him as il be were leper!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-03

STEALING A WATCH A slave named Henry
belonging to Richard Hatcher of Chesterfield. and
hired By Wills q Co., On Saturday evenir
entered the front room OF house occupied by
DAME. Cary, white man, while MIR. C and family
were IN another apartment OF the house, and stole
thereirom COLO watch worth nifty dollars, and a
coat worth two dollars. Soon after the commission
OF the theft Hatcher was arrested with the stolen
articles on his person. On yesterday the Mayor
ordered him 80 lasles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-03

BITTEN BY A SPIDER.-On the 22d uItimo
Mr.. John Morrison, of Leicester, Mass, was
bitten on one of his fingers by black spider.
The finger soon commenced swelling, and be-
came very painful, and the disease has extend
ed over his system 10 such degree that he
lies in dangerous condition. His physicians
think there is but little hope Of his recovery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-03

STEALING BAcuN.-A shoulder of bacon was
found bY the watch IL The possession OF George a
slave in the employ of Bradley i Brother, at about
5o'cock Sunday morning. George had no pass.
and could give no Satisfactory account Us to the
manner in wh.ch the bacon came into his posses
sion. He mentioned TWO different places at which
he bought the bacon, and afterwards stated thai he
could not specify the place at which he bought il
Georges employers stated that they had bacon
similar to that found in their servants hands but
they could not swear positively to the jdenti,v Of
the stolen shoulder. George on yesterday received
SO lashes for his uadoubted roguery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-03

,~xsTms Fasnsax 1irxacuIxxs--A eaE1nea.
1snl ofihs Baltinoss saa, writing ffoal Wash'
inxsoa, speaking II The fishery diihcslfy'
says:
The 6eheries oussiion has BEEN OF q eDos!
ID be sefeled upor he Asnericsn consifucssou q
,he convention. OR fishermen are TO Keep
three marine miles OF the shores ofcerta'n pof-
ions ofthe coast, and, on the same coast they
are s' NOT TO be molested when fishing beyond
the three mile line. No seizure has been yet
made. 40 ar AZ we know, ofany American YES
al which was not within the line, aud, there,
fore. liable to seizure. Ithas doubtless been
arreed between the two parties, that the ex-
IRENE pretensions Of the Britain government,
v hich would exclude our fishermen from the
wide bays and inlets Of the coast, shall not be
enforced.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-03

New ORLEANS, July 3O.-Advices from the
city of Mexico state that great alarm prevails
at the capital in consequence of a horde OF
northern Indians, two hundred miles from the
city, committing great outrages and laying
the county waste. The Indians had had
several battles with the Mexicans, in which
the latter were defeated. The Indians are
1900 strong.
The army worm has made its appearance
on the Mississippi and Red rivers. Several
valuable cotton crops have been already de-
strOyed,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-03

EAST INDIAN NAMEs.-The following is the
list of passengers on the steamer Singapore,
from Hong Kong, to Bombay:-"Cowasjee
Sapoojee Lungrana, Framjee Sapoojee Lun-
grana, Dadabhoy Dossabhoy, Dossabhoy Hor.
musjee, CurseJee Hormu+jee, Burjurjee So
rajee, Bomanjee Burjorjee, Murwanjee Eduli-
jee, Fazul Damaney, and servants"
Heads Of families will do well to preserve
the above extract. 1t will be found conve-
nient reference about christening time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-03

NuIsANcE.--We call the attention Of the health
oficers OF the lower ward, to filthy and disease
breeding coDdition OF the alley running through
from Eth to 18th street on line with Main street
the side towards the river, Tyer's buildings.
1t should be swept oui and sprinked with lime.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-03

New ORLEANS TRouPE.-To.night this talented
troupe have generously rendered benefit to the
artillerists wounded by the explosion in the Capt.
toll Square on the day OF the Clay funeral process
sion, Messrs. Bohannan and Eddins, and we trust
that for the sake Of the old aud patriotic company,
of which they are members as we'll as their unfor-
tunate families, for whom they no longer labor,
that the entertainment this evening wl be literally
patronizea Buy ticket friends, whether you 90
or not; AID give these gallant sufferers and their
families helping hand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-03

TEXAS DEBrs.-Lesie Combs publishes q
card in the National lntelligencer, in which
he solemnly protests against any change or
modification of the act of Congress donating
tep millions to Texas to pay her debts, unless
his debt, and others similarly situated are
provided for.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-03

The St. Louis Republican says that the new
ly appointed Governor of New Mexico, Gen.
Lane, has arrived in that city. and, having ac-
ctpted the appointment, will leave in few
days for Santa Fe. as.