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BLACKFORD, STATU AM 4 DILLARD,
Evert Monoat and Thl'r.soav,
at Four Hollars per annum, payable in «<livmrr. ,Vo sub
scription will be received for a shorter time rHan six Months ;
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tflhe Editors.) until all arrearages are paid
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how long he wishes his advertisement inserted . an adver
tisement, not to noted, will be inserted till its discontinuance
be ordered.
Foil YKJHIHY .'MVERTISIJSTs the terms are : for
the privilege qftuto squares, *40 , for mu square *25 , for
one square, inner form *'15. Every yearly advertiser tcill
be requxedtoeoi\fiiu hit advertising to Ins particular line oj
kuimess.
ff. jon FRI.YVI.'i'U credited neatly ami expeditiously
mini o>i reasonable terms. __
BACON!
I W LBS. BACON in store and for sale j
J Jj l«'» h) BUVANT J, T1NSLEY.
May 6—4t
FOR SALE
BY virtue of a deed of Trust executed tome by Jobe
S. Lanohorne and Sarah E. Ins wife, I shall sell,
at public auction, on Thursday, thetjth day of May next,
if fair, if not,on the next fair day thereafter,on the prem
We*’ A TRACT OF LAND,
Ivintr in the County of Amherst, on Stovall’s Creek, sd
mnmo tbe land of Hoct. Flood. Chas. Mays. Wyatt
IVttviolin (i Warwick and others, and containing about
' ONE THOUSAND ACHES.
The said Land is within •"> miles of Lynchburg and a
mile of the canal. with good outlets to each. A large po J
lion thereof is heavily timbered, well watered with wipe
rior water power, wliietiean he cheaply applied to.
either milling or manufacturing purposr s. It is well a
daiiled to the growth of Tobacco. Wheat, Corn, &.C.,
and is worthy the attention of those engaged in hauling 1
wood,nr who may want Wood Land cunvr iieiit to
1 ynehhurg. It will he divided in lots or parents hi suit I
nurehasi rs.and will hi' sold either at private or public sale
, at the same time and place, I will s, II two\\ aggnns.
i;ear and Fixtures, one Ov-Cari, one set Black Smiths’ ■
Ti.ils and sundry 1‘lantation Utensils. The title lo said ;
property will be undisputed.hut awing ns trustee & agent, j
1 shall convey such title only as vested n me.
TEltMS UF S VUE.
A credit of one. two and three years will he given.
March'22—tGM W. T.YANCEY, Trustos.
vosti'o.vi:mi:.vt
The above is postponed until the 28ih uf May
WM.T. YANCEY, Trustee.
May 6—t28M
rpUF. Undersigned, li rctofore. partners in the practice 1
A of Law, have this day dissolved by mutual const nt.
The business on hand will have iheirj nni atteniion.
April 15-U .IAS. (iARLANI),
p WM I). BRANCH.
LAW .VOTIVE.
Wm. D. Branch A " in S. Reid, Jr.
nAVF, firm li a parin'! slop in the practice I Law j
and will atUind the Courts of the Corporation of.
LynchImrg, the county of Can,phell, Appomattox, and |
Amherst. ’ Also tlte Sop, rior • mis of >lm county ot ,
Hockl,ridge. All business committed to their hands will ,
ho diligently alternled to. Office over Captian \\ m. 1). !
Fair’s, at Market House.
Address -Lynchburg.
April 15—ts
Commissioner's Stile of
Ij a n tl tt tl tl .Y« a r o r s
PURSU AN T to a decree of theeireu tsuperior cur^
uf law and chancery, for the county ui Amherst’
pronounced on the 2nd day of April, 1847, in a suit in
which Mary J. Waugh and William Arinisl,ad are
plaintilTs. against’Thomas I*,. W augit, John C rawford,
William Eidsott and James Lillian', defendants; the
unders gnt d commissioners, apjHtinled by sa d decree,wil
proceed at Waugh’s Ferry, in said enmity „t Anthersl, on
the 7lh day of June next, to sell to the highest bidder,
for cash, the following Slaves, viz :
William. JVtlmn, (,'enrgt, Silvey anil Addison.
And at the same time and place, we shall sell, to the
highest bidder, the interest of the said Thomas H.
AVaurrh in the Krai Estate of Ids lather, James Waugh,
dco’d., which rc at estate is situa'ed in several
TRACTS OK LAND,
some lying in said enmity of
Amherst, and others in tho
county of Bedford. A more
particular description will lie given on the day of sale.
The Land will he sold for cash enough to defray the
expenses of sale, and for the residue, on credits ofl’i, 12
atl,i Itt months, to be secured hy bond with satisfactory
personal security, and the title to bo withheld until the
purchase money is paid.
We shall, in the same time and place, soil for rash,
the interest of the said Thomas E. Waugh in llm dower
Slaves held by his mother, the said Mary J. Waugh, a
description of which will be exhibited on tlm day of
■ale.
If the said 7th day of June next shall not be fair, we
shall post|>nne the above sale until llio next day, the 8th
of June, 1847, when it will bo made.
The decree under which we act requires all persons
* who may have possession ol any ol the said Slaves, Y\ il
ham, Nelson, George, Silver or Addison, to delivt r them
up tons for sale wh it demanded, and we hereby inform
them that we shall send an agent to receive ibcut a few
days before the sile.
HUBERT M. BROYVN, ) Cnnmiis
JOIIN THOMPSON, Jr. f sinner*.
Amherst C. II. May G—t7Jo
Dissolution
THE concern of M. II. Lavinder & Co., is this day 1
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons having
claims against the concern will please present them for |
payment, and those indebted to the concern will come
forward and scute. The name of the concern will h« J
ustd only in winding up the business.
M H. LAVINDER.
WILSON P. BRY ANT,
TIPTON L. TINSLEY.
May 1,1 S47. May 6—4t
New Concern.
THE subscrilier will continue the GROCERY’ tsn
COMMISSION BUSINESS, at the stand Or
merly occupied by Bryant K Young, and recondy by
M. H. Lavinder & Cu.. where ho will, at all tirnos, keep j
on Ita d a gootl and well assorted stock oJ
GROCERIES, LIQUORS. 6tc. fite.
to which he particularly invites the attention of his old (
friends and the public generally, promising them good
bargains in Ins lute ol business.
b M. H. LAVINDER.
May G—4t_!
PUBLIC SALE.
I'WILL, by authority of a trust deed, sell at public
auction, at theNatura1 Bridge Tavern,in Rockbridge
on Monday, the 1 Oth day of May,
111 ,'lmi of f,.i.Y'W,
adjoining tho Natural Bridge Tract, and running close to
■aid Bridge, and presenting rare advantages 1 jr the es
tablishment of a Public House, Store, or residence tor a
Physician. There is on it a fine Spring—and tho great
Vailoy Road,and Lynchburg '1 urnpike, both pass
though it and intersect on it. 1
A credit uf six months will ho given—the purchaser .
giving personal security, and tho titlo retained until the
purchase money is paid. C P. DORMAN,
May 3--U0M Trustee
DISSOLUTION
f I 111 E ( < I IWK I N I’.lisllll’, licrclnlhrc existing un ■
■ di r tl'esiyle ui I allhit ,V Lamer, was dissolved by
mutual consent, on the lmli mst.
MELVILLE TALBOT,
April 20—la 1U>. V. LAMEK.
•w. T .1 #, « o T,
AUCTIONEER and COMMISSION
MERCHANT
LVXCHnURG. YlllGIXI.i.
Ol 1.1) respectfully inf. rm ills citizens of l.yneh
bnrg ami liie public generally that he bus removed
Ills auction store In the large hriek tenement on the cross
sireet.juM above the maikvt li.utae, where he will lie
pleased til receive consignments from Ins friends and the
public generally. All unsettled business of the lam firm
nl'Talbot St Lanier \ul I be closed by the sola Tiber._
and bis particular attention paid to all business animated
to his car*. MELVILLE TALBOT.
April dli—la
GUUCRRIRS ! GROCERIES ' 1 GRlH EMKS ! f!
Fill IE SI IlsCKIHKII^ invite the attention of their
I Iriends, and the public in general, to their new
S TOCK OK GROCERIES, now lieing received from
the Northern Cities, which they offer for sale, at the low
est market prices,mi accommodating terms. 'Their Slock
comprises in part :
SUGAR —15 hlids. N. O. and Porto Rico Sugar, supe
rior quality,
12 boxes A A and II Loaf Sugar,
5 tierces Clarified do
10 bbls. Pulverised do
10 “ Crushed do
COKKEE—150 bays Rio, Laguirj ami Java Coffee,
MOLASSES—10 hhds. ( ubu Molasses,
10 hlids. Porto Rico do
5 “ Sugar House do
GOLDEN S\ 10 P—3 hlids. N.O. Golden Syrup,
TE\—20 half chests Imperial 'Tea, various grades,
25 half chests Gunpowder do do
20 lull chests Black do part very superior,
CANDLES—100 boxes Hancock N. Mann’s superior
Adam inline Candles,
100 boxes New Bedford Sperm Candles, assorted
sizes and approved brands,
SPICES—Ginger. P* pp* r. Allspice. Nutmegs and Mus
tard, of various qualities and packages.
OIL—15 bbls. 'Tanner's Oil,
NAILS —300 bbls. Nails, assorted sizes,
B A CON—15,000 lbs. superior Bacon.
They v\ill also keep constantly on hand, a good and
general assortment of S TAPLE DRY GOODS, to
which they ask an examination fr m tlicir customers and
purchasers generally, Imth wholesale and re ail, together
with a general assortment of il AKDW \RE
U ILLIA.M T. SMI THSON.
NOUBORNE B. SIEPTOE.
April 20— ts
KBaneing School.
rpHE undersigned will he in Lynchburg in a few
dajs to commence a Dancing School.
P. B. HOFFMAN.
April 27—ts
TO THK &( FlOPl LOt H
nOC TOR T. \\ . ENN INC* inform'the public that'
he is in p.^sess,on of Boyd’s remedy for Scrofula,
it is too well known to the community to comment on.— !
Tln.se whoarc n111 eled may rail on him ami lie relieved. |
IPs Office is near New Si.,re, Buckingham county, V a. j
His Post ()flier. New Store Buckingham.
( barges are moderate.
Aprd 22—ts
KM XU LiVIft^ Hi ftfliMII,,
UaiLLYl.Y, UUTKTOUItT CULW*7T.
Rev J Me Elroy and Airs McEIroy,
PRINCIPALS
MR. and MRS. McKLRDY will open, at Buchan
. an,on the 1st of May next, a
Young Ladies Hoarding .School
'The number of B .aiders will be limited to thirteen,ami
the whole to twenty-live. 'Tlu health, comfort, thorough
instruction, true piety and refinement of the young La
dies, will be the objects of the constant aim and efforts of
the Principals.
Terms for .Session of Five Months.
Board, Washing, tk*\ $05 00
Tuition, including English, Latin and French, 25 00
Music extra.
Payments in every instance in advance. Vacations in
April and October.
REFERENCES.
Bishops and Clergy of the Diocese of Virginia; Staun
ton, I Ion. Judge Thompson; Winchester, Hon. James
M. Mason ; Albemarle, Hon. W.C. Rives; Fredericks
burg. Hon. Judge Lomax; Richmond, Hon. Judge Bald
win, V' . II. McFarland, Esq.; Halifax, James Bruce.
Esq.; Bedford, Dr. Win. Davis: Botetourt, J. T. An
ilers.m. Esq., James Wood ville. Esq.; Roanoke, Wm.
M. Peyton, Esq., Gen. Watts; ( lark county, Dr. Ran
ilolph; Lynchburg, Wm. Al. Blackford, Esq.
April 22—ts
SUGAR, LICORICE, xOIL, See.
10 hhds. prime N. O. Sugar,
10 cases prime Mass Licorice,
10 baskets Sweet Oil,
21 bags Rio Green Coffee,
2 bales Eastern Hops, in fine order,
1 hlid. very fine St. Croix Sugar,
5 tons Tredegar Iron,
Receiving and for sale, by
CRENSHAW, RAG BY & CARTER.
April 22—tit if
FMESH SUPPLY.
McCORKLE k SIMPSON HAVE JUST RECEIVED
IN STOKE,
12 lihd.v N. O. Sugar,
2 tierces do clarified Sugar,
f> barrels pulverized and ground Sugar,
2 do crushed do
12 boxes \V oolscy k Woolsey*s best Loaf Sugar,
150 hags Kin, old Java, Laguayra and Maracaibo Coffee,
20 baskets Sweet Oil,
15 barrels Tanners1 Oil,
40 boxes Window Glass,
40 do Tallow, Sperm and Adamantine Candles,
100 kegs Minting and Sporting Powder,
50 reams Eoolscapand Getter Paper,
200 kegs Nails,
Nine nests Wood ware, S nests Measures, fiO reams Wrap
ping Paper, 100 lbs Candle Wick, HO lb* Cotton Tw inc, 500'
lbs ('dpperas, 5 doz Axes and 12 boxes Tea, all of which, to- j
gethcr with many other articles and our former stock, we of- *
fer for sale at the lowest market price.
MarchS ts
TANNERS’ OILo
GO bnrre.s Tamtors’Oil. of prime quality. on hand |
and fur sain low. BRYANT ft. TINSLEY.
April 19 - ts
CLOTHS.< 'ASM Ml-: RES AM) VESTINGS.
\ VTE an-now in h ceipt of a large assortment of llir
* * above named Goods, among which are
Black French and Eug)i*h broad (. loths, all prices,
Brown, Green, Blue and Olive do
Black French Doe Skin Cassimcres of every style and
quality.
Do Buujcaos ami plain English do
French, English ami American Fancy do
Fancy and white Linen Drillings,
Black French and English Satin VESTINGS,
Light and dark eol' urrd Silk do
Gold Tinsel and white figured Silk do
Figured and white Marseilles do fee. 6cc.
The above Goods will he manufactured at prices to «itit
ihe customer, provided he is not U« hard to please. At
any rale we are determined he shall not say ho can do i
better elsevvhero. Call and try.
All garments warranted to fit or no sale.
WATERHOUSE, WHITTEMORE & Co. ;
April 29-ft
To lli<* l .ulu *.
Midi. Uurker X Vo.,
DEALERS IN FANCY GOODS.
O^AKE ureal plt-a*urr in calling llio sUi'iiiioii of ill*
| * Lailnn in iln-ir cilcnaivn sim-k of Dio** CihhIh.
Fritnili Euiliroidcrii*. Ui* GimhI*. Shawl*. Soar Ik,
, I riuiming-i, Riht»ni*, Honnrt*, Flower*, Piimaol*, I'aiu
aoli ii* anil Sun StiaJiW, iu\ fkc.
1 ho Linin'* w ill timl by nailing a very fino STOCK
OF GOODS to nolect from ami allow pucu*. They
• re all reepoctfully nmit.il io call.
April ly— i*
TO MIL LADIES.
BELL, BULKER ,V CO.
DEALERS IN LADIES SHOES.
Kid and morocco suiters.
thick solid do
" " •• Buskin*,
Bronze Slippers,
Light oulM do
Blank English lasting half Gailsrs,
Colored do do do
Black Fren.'h do do
Colored do do do
French Linen (colored) Gaiter*,
Colored Silk do
Children’s Gaiter*, Slipper* and Walking Shot*,
black and colored
rI he attention of the Ladies is respectfully nailed to
the above list of Shoe*. 'They will hud by culling uu
assortment of Shoes well Worthy examination
April 19—Is B. K. & Co.
TO Till: lal.M lil .MI.N.
HELL, RUCKER * Co.,
DEALERS n Cloth*. CuHsmuncs, Venting*, fnnev
and pl.nn Cravats, 1 l.its, Glovss, Pocket llandker
chiefs. Suspender*. »Ve N*e., have the pleasure to inform
thou* wanting Goods, of the above description, that In
culling, they will find an assortment equal to au\ cvei
exhibited in this market and at a* low prices.
April 19 tv
M nitre Stock to Miami
I)Fiji, IH CKF.K & r»..
Wholesale and Retail Di alers in Dancy Dry (ionds,
1 VFFM il only llriT,v„iiy tosuy to tlunr cuyiumcis
I " and the distant puhlu-. that their entile
ST()( K UF (i< >ODS
for tin? Spring trade is to hand. 'The sun k i* large, well
assorted and pretty, and those who call will douhtlor*
find them cheap. An invitation is respectfully tendered
to any and *11 persons wanting Goods.
April 19—ts
To Hen luiiils.
DELL, HU( KEll 4- CO..
Dealers m Foreign and Domestic Dry (it <>d<,
I.YNCIIHUIUJ, \ \.
n .W F the pleasure to say to ^Icrchants w ho hu\
Goods in tins place, th.it th y are now in r ipi
of their st.ek of Sl’UI Nt • GO()1 )>, comprising a large r
amount of desiralde G ods, suited to tin- trade of Mer
chants, than it liasevi r hern their pleasure t • oil r.
A call is regpeectfully requested, believing that all who
make it,will find Goods to suit them,and at the right pi
ces.
April 19—ts
I nih'l \ fresh supply of th ■ a
beaut.I'ul transparent Wash Halls, a sujeri- r ailieie
for the toilet, For sale hy
JOHN il SLAV, Druggist.
March 4—ts
llaroii ,V l.ard
25,1 HHi |hs. Family Bacon,
3,1)00 lbs. No. I Lard,
Just received and lor sale.
April 12-ts KOBFBISk WALLKU.
*VO/F *.S TIIE TIME READ OJS*E, READ
AEE.
llarfniiiK! Itar^;iin«—aixl no hum
lake.
w 1i.1, i a n u. ni 1.1.1: it,
(sitcessor to rnt.N< is *». Mil,i.km.)
Hardtrure, Cutlery, SCe.
riii ik subse iher having lakeii the building formerly
I occupied by Mr. Lewis Page, and opposite Mr.
Don T. C. Peters. tnk«s the Utterly of calling the alien
tion of his friends and the puldic generally, loins n*w
and well selected stock of Hardware, Cutlery, kc
which he is now opening and will continue >o receive, at
his new Hardware FsUihlishment. Ib1 flatters hineeb
that, after an experience of many years in this branch o
the trade, he can exhibit a stock of Goods, which for
styles und prices cannot he surpassed hy any house in the
Smte. And ns a proof of the assertion, he asks only a
fair trial. I lis Goods arc direct from the Manufacturers,
and have been bought upon the most advantageous
terms. Among the stock may In* found almost every article
in the Hardware line, consisting in part of the foil iw
ing, vi7.:
Tools of every description and quality,
House Keeping Utensils,
Farmers’ Implements,
Building Materials,
Sorting Tackle,
Brushes of all kinds.
Iron, Steel. Nails, Brads, Cord. Hope, kc. kc. kc.
And many other articles which could lie emiuieraft d,
any of which will he sold low. (five mo Many rat** a
rail. W. G. MIFFFK
P. S.—Country Produce taken in exchange for Goods.
March 25 2m
ill err list nt Tailoring.
./ o if jv o./? A’ /; r,
Jit llut Old Stand nftt'm. A* ./ OuUnj,
'W'^TOI 1,1) respectfully inform the citizens of Lynch
Tv burg, and t h#» public, that be will continue to
conduct, at the old stand of himself and brother, the
TAILORING BFSINESS,
in all itebranches. H<* has now on band, and will con
tifiually keep, a beautiful assortment of Cloths, Cassi
meres. Vestings, and in fact everything suitable tor Gen
tlemen’s wear,which be will make up to order in the most
fashionable styles, handsome /its and warranted work
manship. He would invite the attention of the public
to his Stock.
Feb. 4—ts
HLANKLTS AND NIXHO ( LOT1I I N ti. Ju.-i i
t i hand, «evcral balesot Blankets very cheap ; Also, a
large* lot of Negro Clothing, very low.
Nov. 30— ts K. J. Bt; RT()N
niiimltin \:iil Works.
rpilK subscriber having been apjviinted Agent for the
sale of the “ Manakin Nads,’ respectfully informs,
the public, that lie is bow receiving and will keep con
stantly on hand, at Ills store on the Canal,opposite the
Public Ware House, a full and complete assortment of:
these Nails, embracing all the various sizes iri use.
'Phis Factory having been recently erected and all of its'
Machinery being new and of the m st modern and appro
ved description, is capable of making Nails equal in qual
ity to that of any other establishment in the country.—
I)ral» rs a re assured that no effort, on the part of tl»r- pres- j
ent proprietors, vy.lj be wanting to furnish such Nails as
will fully meet their wants and on as good terms as any
other Factory can supply tlrem of similar quality.
R B. TYLER.
Richmond, Va., April 12, 1847.—3m
l*a»am<ts ami Fscxhornfi,
i >- r; heat v a n i k t y a t
Mr.EM & WATKIJCS.
M*rfh25 It- if e-r -f
Ilttuli/ . 1ta<!c 1'lotliing.
; rjiHK m nsfitimais imv0 uow i (i hand a large
JL Block of
S I* It I N tt ,\ N I) s L’ M M F. II
ICItADV IIIAItK l l.Ol linu.
which tln v will sell at less price tlum were ever before
offered hi l.vn Idnng. \mong which may b« found the
following aftick's:
Hlnck Dreisaml Frock ('oats,
Pwietl dr >, Petek ami sock Cunta,
Hlack Aljmcca dj do do
■ roton, kn nilit.s ami ('ottonadn do
Hrow n, plaid and w lute Linen do
lllut'k mid I nicy ('aoHiniero Pants,
J)o I trap dr Kte Jk Drap Je Vienna do
Fancv and white Linen do
kremlin ami (oltuuade do
Hlack Satin, Silk and Ihimhazina Veals,
Light coloured Fancy Silk do
Fancy and white M rseilha do
A L S o ,
A large Avsortimnt ol I- urniadung Goods, coiniMiMino as
follow*.
Standing and rolling Hollars, Shirts, Shirt Collars. Hun
oms. I - ndor Sims. Night Shuts. Drawer , Night ( aps.j
t ravats. Stnohs, l ies, Knots,( 'tav at Still'miei*. Gnives,!
Suspenders, Suspend* i KmU. Itakel Handkerchief'*, j
Mone y Delta, Mm-.m I’urses, Js.e.
Genth ■men wishing any ot the nl*»ve art tel «'• will do!
well to gun ns u rail, as \vr are determined to m il them
as eheup ;*s ihe\ e;m !•»• bought i:» \ irgiuut.
u \ rKidioi sk, \n in iti’.moue k < v
April 29 ta
VtiUHOtoS h ./ YI'i /»
f I1!!!'. undersigned wish i pmehe-e from one hundred
to two hiiudivd Nl 'Jill Slaws, llio ago of uolin loe\
coed 40 years W* aye willing tu ive tor them • fai
in tee, pa\ aide in ten e.pi.il Niiuual payment* hum the lat
March, i > I'd.
* > H' i uio the payment of tho debt we are w illing to
givi a mortgage on the ne<i,.i .ami alHoonmd cslult 1< •
usuUirient amount to satisfy the seller. The itegrue* to
muel rend m Noxuhn ( . nnty, Mi , .is- ippi, I y the (ii t> l
ol ()et» la r next.
1’irmiis wishing to Noll will address ineor Uuh ed U*
at I’tel oitsvilh , Ala, by or before the lf» July in vl.
I .1 Si*AN N.
Aprilv ti.lv I |. lUGJsIMLE
mb.inn vi\nt#■;.
TI *111 ( I -
* rtiiiciil. Me |*:«rti »11:i11y d« hi. s m ull I'r -m ( '•tin
try M r ’hunts. and the public ern i||\, In i re |iurclilt
>m*K sis |tr think# he run ulh i • Mia iii.lne* i.n nt*
II It. |{|( MAUDS
\pril IA t«
.v#;ir 0010s.
FIYIM’* sl UM I. 1111 u I • pel ine. III lli<» house re
ccntly ueeuptrd hy D.iyik, ( uIIimuii C'o . i» large'
nml general assortment of Siaple and Fancy
5>r) <4oods GriH’eries, Cats siloes At1.,
»vhe’ll he dlVers on toe in .st liberal t, mU| and ut
prei s that will he certain I ph i ,e
II' w >nId ask an i \ lotina11>>n of ill • f .ll .wing artielcn: i
( Irlbs \ huge assortment, mining whnh arc i \»ia
fine l.laek. hlne and I'aocy e -lor. (I French ( Dthr ( a-au
iiktck, a great variety suoc extra line \ eatings, a ecu
i i ll ass rt;iient, ai'inc v t i \ mi pci mr.
Tie 1.1-1,1 s ;i i • • mvit. .i i,. r vi nine his a • irtmi nt o(
Dn-ss l .nods,consisting ol'ihe Vi rv laicst imimrintiens and
styles.
A Lr"o<l m > ut merit i,| Funhroidrries, nml Lice (»<*»],
A !• \v splendid crape n ivvtng uMk and olhct Siiuimi r
Shaw I*.
Also, a large assortment of Uonnei#, Hihltcrm an.'
Flovveiv. and a great many other article# suitable fur1
the seaioti.
Mis stock is largo and complete, and will ho hi.Id ns '
cheap aHatiy Hon.sc in Virginia, nml th sc in want id
cheap(><md#. will find it to their inurthi to examine Ins
j assortment hefore l>u\ing.
File friends and patronsof the fitm# of Davis &. IlrotVi
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I.mnt. U'ii l.MM I’trtuv, ul Illinois, who wm killed
in the hnltlo ol Hu* na \ i t.*, was seventy two y**nrs ohl. !
\ o i respondent of ihr New \ ,,rk I’osi m.«vs ho had left
n home ul alllnenee and case, with the expressed wish I
t < die in the service of hi* counttv, and, if need be, on
the h |,| nfluittlc. "They erantint cheat to** out of many
\i 'tu.M said ho. When ordered with the battalion, like \
u lot lorn hope, to the trying contest m*the mountains, ho !
exclaimed Willi a I mk "j joy, hm he drew In* sword :*'Now '
boys. this looks like doing s *metl mg." The enemy tri
umphed over Iks fall, supjH.smg him to bu (iencral j
\\ end,
The./?nti U nfit s of New Y< rk arc *gtin in open re
sistance to tin* laws; nod (ioveruor \ otmg, who recent
ly released the ringleaders of the gang from the IVnilen
tiary. Iroin la!se i Fei.n of humanity, ha* Ihm ii compellod
t«i issue u proclamation off* ling tew aids for llieapprehou
sion n| three, who, influenced hy that improper exercise
of the pardoning power, have ..wed the seem h of vio
huieo and blooddied,temporarily srreded hy their impris
onnteiit. \\ hy nriesi, trv nml eoitdcnm tin in, if I'xecu
tive elcmcm y is i<> sens u them fi tin punishment !
jhhuinislmtiun of Jtufiet \ pn|H*r published in the
Si ile i t IIIuii is in* iiiions ihe escape front jail ol llireh,
one of the murderers of ( ol I hivwnpurt, of Hi ek Island,
Illinois i lie editor says : "A* throe men have hern
ahead V hanged toi this murder, uim ol whom was ufier
war Is pmvrd to he innocent, tho law cun unulily vtmk
at the remaining ran als.”
.7 Serin I hi At a Loro thru meeting rrn nil*' held in
l ol ii nbtiM, Mur-rssippt, thu lollu .ving uuu among them*
olullOUS adopted ?
" llnolretl, l li.il our Senators and Hi pi. sentiilive*. in
( uugnsa huxr t:n I IiTu 11 \ d.ne ibeir duly, mid we heiebv
tendei die,n our I'oidiul .ippiobutioii and eongrutuluiioii:
I*iov idrd that nothing hrrt m eontuim d slnll Ik* <on*inud
a mi approx al ot tin* eniHr pursu. 1 hv the I |.>n, Jan.l
I hump ii on dir resolution* ol dmuk* '»y Cong re** to
ton Zaehurx Taylor.1*
We Irani I loin till* Lexington (Vn.) (ItiMMte that a
tvi e «d hieaeli of mar, ug» , utvompttnied by n charge of
si'diie11. ii. xx a tried m the Superior ('.»uri ol Uoekbridge
ai its late term, Judge l.ie-m TliampMoii pie*nling
i’ln* par u s xx ei. I*tulme Tinslry ol lie Hurt!, and Joel
I .ark laud ol Itorkhiidgr Damages laid at $lt),(MH)
VrrdiOl i I ilie jm y, ,|| IW_llI
( e/..://g I rum nlC II or. (‘apt M. Mains, the rout
man.h r ol tin Stale I enrddra, IunjwmI lelurned 1’iouitin*
! ■ i mt'(M ) lie left the cily, w
nig ahout one hundred and eighty pmid*; hut noun * hark
I'ediiet tl to nine! x I hough unable toe miirind Ins i in
| ao\ at Hueiii \ ist.i. be xxna hiMinlied with a home and
rojiiti: led \x nil It ail day m horse harK.
An at Heir m a London paper, referring to tint impor
taut di »e. x i t. s to Ihidol gnu rollon in a substitute I i
gunpiixvder, and Ibn ute-ufeilii i f.,r laeilitilling gurgiral
op. latloiN. sax I bill another duroVi |y l*s bi’eii rreenllx i
ma le vv bu b xx ill, pelImps, pi x e of i veil greater lui|>oi j
lane, than cilhi . .| die I tun i. Allu-. oii js made in n .
I a tel V p i It'll lei I pi,. . I ,r Hint'll I ii|. i • ppef i .y in< lilts ot j
e.i-el i ieii \,xx bieb. il is alb ;>. d, XX ill piodiH i in lea* lliiil:
t". tl.is x bat ibe old pi ... .siiipured three weeks to.
, ' Llie I‘iighsli journal nay* l ie *nviug olio
*1 n .. va*i, that in Swansea nl.nie die smellers eatimale i
tie'll annual waxing in eo.iUatoo I. m* than live biuulreil !
ll' 1 ' " 1 I' ’1 be la *Uity and t j.. . - | tff i I,. pro
<VN.. loo, \x ill enable the ore t * ho largely smelted on the
Spot.**
/ hi hum ], ( nttnulm, 1 -<j , of Kentucky, tin* m m
' 1 ***•• disiinguiHlied N uaii.r limn that .V tie, was when
In Ifli lioiiii I»»r I he fi* 1*1 ol battle, ih* (oiiniionwenlth's
itloiio \ Im tin1«•.i;ir11 \ he 11 v**i| in. The inegualion of
lio, I lie < W..S pl.o-.etl 111 the be Is ..| li 1.i, lid 1,, ile lv
ereil to (lie It iVem H ; hut Ins lie ml del nl (h |,V( | ||
l“ Miie ol lie law ,•> ia about I'lankl rl v.duut'. o, ,| |,, j. j
lorin lilt* utitien ol ; In i'fib e (hiriiui ,\| i ( 11ilonden n ai
Hi iri'.iinii on ins i* tui i hmtit* Im* iiiiinI have het n gran
lied aod mii| lined hi ham that he was m(,|| ('miuunii
wealths attorney. A delicate and ere itlublc romplt I
un til; ercdi -mlc both m 'he giver and tho receiver.- I
V\ In n Im h |i Iiditif, hi inti mb d to enlist as a privut* .
bat to n I aylor made hnii in aid.
The /. id'll ne Pniplr. in tint* State. s,ifar as we lum
11 tin them, have ear m i] the day, and ** I uqiiuf ” will Ic
i -I >r,,d In many towns anti \ilag»* wlnmenil has been
banished by law I i the year past, lb.nigh nut m fuel
banished, because lie law s were iiol enlmisx!. Tliegiand
argunit nl, I tub ed, ag.mtiTU ilie law lets been, that n hit
lint, and could nut, be enforced, and thru, limit |..n\ it
vv as tli mmnir/.iug hi vote no |mi use. vv hen liipior.in Hp te
"I tin law , would he and had b«cii sold.—*/V.) . 1.\x
pres*.
Ihilinh Dncilrrs —The ('minds papers complain that
•I"1 Mulish »i« t j - are dm rling ilmir flag ai d ilccing lo
the I nited Slates, to * nlisi in mir army. It is rsliinaK d
that not far from linn hundred have thus hit their posts.
I h# regiment located at l.iinlon, iii the upper pruvun»i>,
'•:inm from It'lnul hint sunnuer, and were sent to llm In
It nor lor safety. Many of itu in are missing, and an ol
li* . I w ho visited Mull.do found that most of llmm had
enlisted for the Mi n ran war. Ai Toronto,double vigi
killer IS inplired of the tilth rlV to krep a watch on the
sithaltMiis, an many have found their wav tothe Stairs. I
\i Kingston,the regiment ipiarfrri d ihrrc last year, anil |
which waHr.imivid in thr fall, lost eighty nf t«-« ir mini
her, ntIui contrived In crow the lake, and were rtilistrd
ai I s\v»"oi, The regiment was taken to I apt.iru .where,
it net ms hy a laic Montreal paper, that tin Mexican war
was not I’.rgol,ns some JO more have followed their
brethren in arms across the line and enlisted into our army
ai Burlington, \ i In tin meantime, the new regiment
at Kingston has met with inn. h !• s hy dtai rtion.
JS'ivul Tin' Norfolk Beneon says it is rumored that
( uni. B- :id e »o In sncei t <|t d by ( mti Bolton, w ho is to
go out "i ill" I . S.slnp .Itiimsttmi, alter her return from
Ireland, in ooiniuand id tin’' I S Htjuadrun on the coast
of A111 i ( o.ii. I( is to pr treed to ilie MeditcrrnneaU
hi t e fiigate I’niUil Stntc.i. where lie is to have lie
command ol’ilie spiudun. The I V frigate Coliinilna
in expected lo leave the const of Brazil for ilie I nited
S:.ait s in Nicjiisi or St ptember f 'om Thcira-i Ap( ales
hy Jones, ll Is saal, is to have Hie comiunud of the I
S. sipiadroii on the const of Biazil;( apt. f»ci»?ifigi r eflhe
14usl Iudia sipia Iron.
(apt. Albert Pike, of the Arknnans cavalry, lias pub
hslied a . ard disavowing for the Mptadmti limit r his coin
mand all share in 1 li«* horrible urn sat re of a number < I
poor Mi xi« an p< rmantsu few days l i t- r» tin battle i f.
But in Vi-i.i. i I is command, In ays, was thirty units
offal tin time.
Nat linn I. Waters was found *r\ illy of unmslutighh rat
( ( i i. ■ ' M i ,
sentenced t.. two years’confinement in the penitentiary. ]
Judge Magnifier, ill |*a-.-siiijr yenfenee, alluded in ver\ I
just terms in the plea "I ih unl,< mu vvlneli was urged in \
helm'I of the iieru-ed. and read high autlioiilu s to mln.w i
that dm: Am a s > ag'/i • v i ‘ «i rat In r t hull palliated rrmi . i
The in it ion is t> u pi valent 11 ml a man w In n dimik n.av
commit with impunity • lb in • a ag ii *t the law , and plead '
this voluntary iiutunily in ex ten a lion-. A more fail teiou.s .
ground coiihl not possible he taken.
A w riti r in the Montreal (nuiier, Bp a king of the pro
gross ul the \ meri'an iiTiiit* in Mexico, day8 :
“Ihrmn me, hi fore cloning, to call y< ur attention to
the extraordinary e(licien< y of the Light \i tiilery of the i
I mted Stales Army. I hat arm se« ms to he used h\ j
them with fae l ly and ease, equal to that with which j
light artillery is gruoruUy urmI. In fact, their drag* ons j
have invariably bsen accompanied, even almost in their;
chur^cs, by light artillery; and, he it remarked, not six .
and tune pounder;, but l‘.’s and lb’s. Nor bus the rap
idity of movene nt been excei ded by the rapidity of tiring j
and I he precisn n of the fire.
*‘i have a very high opinionof our artillery, horse and
foot, nnd perhaps they would have done all that has been
done by the artillery of our neighbors but 1 hope tlie gen-1
tlemtn of the Royal Artillery in America will condescend
to pay attention to the stylo m which Jonathan manager
his guns in the field.”
It in st ted that the late W illinm Oliver. Tlcq.,nf D r
r.lmster. I ft the whole of his property, valued at not less !
than a bonder I thousand dollars, to he divided equally be
tween the t’erkins Institution for the Blind, at South]
B -stun, and tie* M Lean Asylum for rh* Insane, at Sum
anilJa On* third of thisnuin is to bo paid over jji.no
dinlcly, and the remainder ai the decease of hia two §U«
ter*?.
The French (Jovernment brig Triifilant, Capt. Farbe,
arrived at Boston on Sunday lust,hating been itipatcJ 4
by the authorities of St. Piorre, Miquelon, for the pur
pose of bringing tit* the master and crew of the America;*
brig Argo, of flaliimoiw, wrecked at «e$, and then placed
fit the di'j|N.Miiion of the inhabitants of the colony to tract
port from thatnn a cargo of flour, freight free, fur their
use. Such honorable Inatancm of national courtcay and
liberality should not pass unnoticed.
'The ship Zcnobin Went to ion from New York on FH
day, hound to Vera Crux, having on board two companies
ofngulnra, It company, 5th Infantry, ('apt. J.]]. W hip
ple commanding the detachment; arid r company, 4th
infantry, I ieut. II Prince, Adjutant of the 4 th rrgtmsnt
Lieut. Lomiruin, do art'Ilery. i*aUo on boird.
From l11# Richmond Timet.
KKNATOIt DBNTOX.
The letter of Mr. ui moil, to the Oregonian*, winch
flndn access to tin* public through thn New Orleans
Cvning Mercury, the editor uf which is bin *uh*tn law,
is another remarkable Npeeuneu of the arr. gaoee, fur
which he is pre eminently distinguished. It is exceed
ingly quioiti.iiiablo whether he fovea hinmelf more, or
Mi Calhoun less. Il< would havu the gi**J people of
Oregan believo, that nobody hut li* has uiuh rito*>d or car*
wl for their intciuMtand he'h equally sedulous to con
vince ilu in that John CC Jhoun has dotu tin in ail pos
sible injury \\ Ik n it w recollected that he in a Senator
from tlie very Stats w hmo admission ititt* th* Union guvs
rise to the no .t critical controversy in our history, hi*
Ink* w qi mue* • as to the pftlpul.de denial to hlrh thi*Or<goii
lull contained of the grunt principles then established,
may Well Is* denned remarkable. Kruuity to Mr. Cal*
Im'U n su *ms now to he .be leading idea if bis public lift,
and so deeply set ill bis feelings, I lint lie dues i,nl per
eeive tin- most palpable inei'iisislencieH. Certainly no
unbiassed judgment • wild afiirm that the suhsi quetit in
trudnetion of Sli, Cftih tin’s n *ulutions against the Wil
iii"t I*ti.vwo, waft tlm or igin of hi* amendment to the Oit*
g »n lull
Mr. Hi nton srems to have turned Ins attention away
from tlm Mexican war ami the proper ways of finding
it; f i we have heard nothing lately of Ida notable plan,
w liich tlm President unproved, b\il which nobody dan
wuMiilb wed to si n. ’I he North American, in happily
wo ..o pting the following passage from llahclais, (hook
I chap. M.) to Ihe doughty St nntoi’a critical icctdhctiofi,
h i t \i rv probably «?'ruck out ns definite a plan as ho ever
fishioiicd for himaell;
“Oli that \"H would make me y«.ur l.hiifmant Gen
i I li"\\ | hoeltl tress up the P gtles with discipline I
I ft cl, I chit igc ! I sink*. I ink**. | kill. Islay, I play
the devil tlii, on , su'd Pietodhuk',ho that luvts oisy
to)low mi!
i 'li in tin JS\ 1* firming .Y/# rcuiy.
II.TTKR OK SKNATOll UKNTON JO TUB
PKOPI.K. OK ORK.OON.
IN'ahiii'(jton City, March, 1947.
Mv I nu M»s I or mh h I may cull many of you from
!»• |N. iml .u ijitointatir* , .ml all i f ). w from my thirty
ym is tli Vi .t it in to the inti Ksts uf)i»nr country—I think
il r.ghl In make thin cuiuiuunir.'ttion to you nt the pres
♦ nt moment, win n tlx* adjournment ut (uiigrvsM, w i t It -
uni |i;ih ing ilie InII tor your government ami protection,
■a in-, to have I. f'l you in a late of abandonment by y.nir
mothercountry Hot hicIi is m i ihc N . u me not
abandoned ! m r will \- u he denied pmtceli. n for nut
i <an; in : • i i 11111 id a v i -1 y. I, a man withe South, and
. h! tv. h. Idcr.o II v,.n tlo'i
Tht i. K* j»» ■ ■ i.'utiv< a ..atly ns tits middle
1 ’l danu.iry, had pa .,e d the hill t-< give y- u a 'l ariit* rial
(I *vi inioeiit, and in that hill had sanctioned and legalil
ed yoni Pro\ isioicd Oipante Act, one of the clauses of
winch t rever prohibits tlm existence of slavery in Or*
; n. An nriie.idineot loan the Senate’* committee, lj
which ilii* tall was referred, pr< |M*cd l<. nhrugntr that
prohibition; and in the delays am! Vexations to which
that amendment gave, the whole hill was laid upon the
table and lust f.r the uuti. 'Phis w ill he a gri at dn°
ip|Miiulment to y. ti, and a ri al cul .ndty; al/eady fiv*
\ am without law, (»r heal institution for the protection
d Ufe, IiIh rty ami propel ly ! and now deoim d to want a
yeai longer This is a strange and anomalous condition!
almost tin ledihle to eontemplute, and must critical to en
dun ' i colony ol free men, 40IM) miles from the metrop
IiUii governmi nt and without I.iwhoi government to pre
s. rve ileui! Hut do not he alarmed or desperate,you will
not )>e outlawed for not admitting slavery. Your fund*
mental act:iguiufit that mslilutiun,eopu dfromthe ordnsnes
• d 17c*7—( tlm work of tlm great men of the South,
m the great day of the South , prohibiting tU
very m n territory far Ithk northern than yours) -will
not In abrugati <1 ' nor in that tho intention of the prims
mover ofihc .amendment. 1 pon tho record, the Judi
ciary ('omimlteo of the Senate iw the author of that
amendment, hut iiut so the fact! That committee is ori
ly mid wife to it. Its author is flic same mind that gen
erated tlm “firebrand resulutiofiti,” of which 1 wild yi.u
a copy,and ol which the amendment in tho legitimate de
rivation. Oregon is not the object. The most rabid propa
"audi t uf slavery cannot expect to plant it on the shores
of the Pacific in tin latitude of Wiscuriain and the Lak«
ol the Wduds. A home agitation, fur election and disu
un.n purjHisi s, is all that is intended hy thrusting this
lirohraiid qu Mtion into yuur hill! and, at the next scs
si .n, when it is thrust in again, wo will scourge it out,
and pass your lull as it ought to be. I promise you this
in the name of the South, as well as of the North, ami
tlm event will not deceive me. In the moanlimc tho
President will give you all tin pr< taction which existing
la ws and detachments of the army and navy can enablw
him to ( x t» nd to you; and until Congress has time to act,
your fitends must rely upon you to continue to govern
yuursf Ivcm as you ha\» In retui .re done, uadi r the provi-#
wiuiih of your ow n voluntary rumprict.amJ witii the justiee,
h iruiony and muderati>.n whmli is due tovuurowu char
acter and to the honor of he American name.
I send you,by Mr.Shun ly.a copy of the hill ofthela'e
session, h"th as it pnsodthc House of Represen tali vi *
and us projh.scil to be amended in the Senate, with tho
Senate’s vote upun laying it on the table, and a ropy ef
Mr. (bdiiouubs riH.lutiuiis—(posterior in date to tlm
amendment, hut ncvei theles, lather to it)—also a oopv
ot your ow n provisional organic act, as printed by tlm or
deis of the Senate: all of which will put you completely
in possession of tin proceedings of Congress on your peti
tion f.ir a territorial government, and for the protection
and security ot'yoiir rights.
In conclusion, I have l.« icvuire yon that the Mine spi
tit, w Inch has made me the friend of Oregon for 30 years
— which led ine denounce the joint occupation the day
It was lie e. Mild to u|;p. se its renewal in 1328, and to
l:i'v r its abrogation until 11 was terminated; the same
spirit wlmdi led me to reveal the grand destiny of Ore
gnu, in armies written m 1818, and support every men
Mire for her l ent fit over since—tlm- same spirit animates
me, and will continue lodoao whilcl live, which, 1 hop ,
will he long ( nough to mo an eni|N>rimu of Asiatic eon.
meree at the mouth of your river, and a stream of Asiatic
trade pouring into the valley of the Mississippi through
the chat.ui l of Oregon.
Your friend and fellow citizen.
THOMAS H. BENTON,
THE UNION AM) GKN. TAYLOR.
The \\ ashiugton Union says, “When Gen. Taylor**
principles have bten fully de.velopsd, if wcapprovsof his
v u »s of the constitution, and of the policy in which the
government sic uhl bo adininis'.t red, wo shall lie a hie to
appreciate hisclauns to the Presidency”—claims, which
it adds, it 'Shall weigh in the best spirit,” being entirely
uncommitted to any candidate. Whereupon the lialti
inorc Ainccioan well remarks :
“Hern is an indication of *.m« premise. Approving
of Gen. Taylor’s views of the constitution, and of the po
licy in which the government should be administered,
what will the Union do? Support Grn. Taylor? No.
It will merely *b« able to appreciate his claim* to tbs Pc -
snlcn.’y.’ L tiltko ho player queen the Union does n< t
promise too nntch.
•‘Speaking howtrer c.f 'claims to the. Presidency,’ tha
effi.ial paper sh. uiJ knew that Gen. Taylor makes non*.
1 h» pe p’c make claims upon him.”