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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-03
NEW GOODS


fEVIlE subscribers respectfully inform their
a customers and the public generally, that
they have just renewed and flushed opening
general aud well selected supply of
fall ~ HIhTER GOODS,
Consisting in paN OF the following articles:
Super Blue. Black. Brown and Grey Cloths,
Cassmeres and Cassnctts;
Swansdown, Valencia T. Moiesku Vesting,
s and Merno ard Merino Circassians;
Cashmere Long ShaWis and Fancy H'dkfS;
Black Italian Intes,ring aud oenshaw SILKS,
Rich Winter Ribbons and 5etings;
Plain AMI carved Brazilian Tuck Combs;
Together ,giM a general assortment g'
HARDW ARE. QUEENSWAHE,
STATIONERY GROCERIES.
All of which they will sell On accommodating
terus Jas. S WIN y. RIDDLE.
Martinshurg, Oct ~, 1851.
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monY on the following terrns:- One dollar u
the couple resides witinE five miles OF hrs res
idence, and seventy FIVE cents " he performs
il at his own house, and will receive pay IN
RAGS. -
Il, the olden times, when il was custom
in many parts of New England TO sing the
psalms and hymns 'deaconins' them, as it was
called. that was, BY the deacon's reading each
line previous to its being sung; one Of these
church dignitaries rose and after looking at
his book some time, and making several at
tempts 10 spell the words, apologised for the
difficulty he experienced IN readi0g, by, OBJ
serving,
MY eyes indeed are very blind
The choir, who had been impatiendy wait.
ing Tar whole line; thinking this to be the
FIRST Of common hymn, immediately sang 1t
The good deacon exclaimed, with emphasis,
i cannot see a, ALL
This. Of course, they all sung, when the as
tooished pillar of the church cried out.
Il really believe you are bewitchedl'
Response by the choir, j really believe you
are bewitched.' --Deacen:
The deuce is in you ALI"
The choir finished the verse by echoing the
last line and the deacon sat down in despair
Boston Transcript.
A Hot Dinner-- Sharks, il is said, will fol
low a vessel for days or weeks together, in
hope Of catching a man overheard, or for the
sake OF auy bits Of piial, or the refuse of the
table. On this subject Jack Tafrail tells
pretty tolcrabIe tough story. "Ibers was"
said he, ga big shark that followed the Mary
Ann for whole month together. He knew
when it was meal time as well as the bes, Of
as: and would always be ready for his share
o4 the mess as soon as the ships crew had fin
shed theirs Well there WAS Fem Staysail
and myself, we laid plan to outwit the iel
low. About dinner time one day we heated a
cannon ball "a twenty four FOUNDER red hot i,
and having first tossed Mr. Shark bit or
two OF meat TO get him in the way OF catch
ing well, we threw him the red hot hall. He
caught it and swallowed it down quicker than
you could say Jack Robinson.
DIdnt it Kill him?' asked hystander,
II don't know, faith" returned Jack; "but
| believe he thou. hit twas Did hot din
ner, for we never saw him afterwards"
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Retort.--,A person travelling through New
mort. n. Fl on foot last week, thus accosted
a Young man whom he met, "Mr. can you
tell me now far il is to where | am going?n
10 which the reply was, at is about twenty
r,los - -. -; On rosi donH gno'e oV
actiy the distance to the gallows--.Netcp Spec.
Dirt Cheap A cler4ymanin Ohio ADVERT
ses that he mlll perform the marriage cere-
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ty: UetoOer rules, 1881.
JamcS .Na1tceH, pitt.
AGAINST
Ed,Uas,4 A. Gibbs, Jel4u Wood and Samuel
Hughes, deits
" s!1E defendants Jehu Wood and Samuel
q Hughes, not having entered their ap
pearance and given security, according TO
The act of assembly and the rules OF this
! Court, and it appearing by satisfactory eyl-
denco that they are cut OF this Common
wealth, IL is ordered that the sald defendants
do entor their appearance to this suit, on lie
first day Of the next terns, and answer the
bill o., the plaintiff: and that copy OF this
order he forthwith published iii the Martins
burg Gazette. and continued for two months
successfully, ard another copy thereof pos
ted at the front door OF the Court House OF
thu. county
JOHN STROTHER, c.
October 6, is3l.-2m
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The late Sam Foote could say any thing
of apy bodv,-when be was once at Lord
Kclly's table, "a gentleman present complain
Cd thst the beer was rather cold Get his
1lordshp to dip his nose into the taniiard.
said Foo,e. 'and il he keeps il there half a
minute,-and the beer does not bell, 1t must
be fire proof
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Vi3GINIA-ln the Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Chancery for Berkeley coun
ty: October rules. 1881.
JaeOb N evGr, pPtff
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Iaarti,ran.trg Gasetlc'
PUBLISHED, wEEKLy,
BY WASHINGTON EVANS,

TWO DOLLARS PER .hU.h,
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE; =
Or, T;co Dollars and 1scestytips te"'s'
AT THE END OF SIX MONTHS, =
And if payment be deferred TO The Gu" -
the year, or near the same, >-,,c
Two DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENAS
will invariably oe demanded e
ga failure 10 notify the disconlnnaut:6b !,
the paper at the end of the time 'uoscro .et
ter. will be considered as new engaS 'i'sn"
.s-Ao pa or discontinued until ell arr : or
4ss are paid up, except at the discretion .
tlio Editor -. of
Advertisements inserted at 'iie "a"
que olt.r per square ior The farce fr'' my far
ions and twenty .6ye,ceots per sl<'io -
eact. subseq lent merton
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October 6, 1S31.-2m

VIRGINIA An the Gu, ut Snpenor court
OF Law and Chancery ivr Berkeley coun
ty: UctoOer rules, 1881.
JaaCS .Naatceu, pltH.
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AGAINST


John Boaoine, Joseph Gra,thnm, Ed,card
Bond, Els Rees ana others, defts
FE sHE defendants John Bodine andEdwaro
l. Bond, not having entered their appear
ance and given security, according to the
act Of assembly and the rules of this Court,
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are out Of this Commonwealth, IL is or
deyed that the said defendants do enter their
appearance to this suit, on the first day OF
the next term, and answer the bill oil the
plaintiff, and the said John Bodine do also
give security for performing the decree:--
and that copy of this order be forthwith
published in the Martinsburg Gazette, and
continued for two months SUCCESSFULLY, and
another copy thereof posted at the froutaoor
oil the urt-House of this county.
4 Copy Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, 6.
October s, 185l.-2m
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A country fellow brought ietterto gen
sleman's house, but lie moi being at home left
it with monkey that stood at the door; the
gentleman hearing Of it, when he met the
man, was very angry with him; Sir, says
the fellow. ant please your worship, | deliv-
cred il to your son. who was at the door.
NV son! exclaimed the other, twas mon
kew. Truly. sir, | thought it was your son,
for he looked very much like you
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-03

The following stanzss by Mise Gould, from
the Token for 1882, is one oil the preiuest III
tie conceits we have for long while met
with. II remind. one Of Leigh Hunts "Mu-
sicai boxr
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Lopgeritp.- an Englishman, born in
1895, was married at the age OF l2o, retain
ed his yigor till l40, and dieh at io!. "A
Dane by the name OF Drakenbery' died IN
l772, at the aye Of l41. a Norwes'an' oy
the name Of Surrington, died IN 1871, at the
are of 100.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-03

Some ladies and gentlemen were one even
ing discussing the merits OF Scottish lltera
fore, one spoke of Burns; another Of Scott
and third said she admired Hogs tales!
said an old " whose ear had caught tbi'
remark alone, hogs tailsl why bless me,
think any part of the c'i!ter is better than the
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-03

TIE earth is a,04s 572 miles nearer tina
s,u in winter than in summer. Its notions
II miles in second, so that if man pulls
Of his hat to another in the street. he goes
nanv miles bare headed without Catching
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nony on the following terms. One dollar IL
the couple resides witinfive miles OF hrs res
idence, and seventy FIVE cents " he performs
il at his own house, and will receive pay in
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-07

mrelng bell At Orange 4'oar IIoasr, on
the 2Oh oi October, l3Bl, tor lie pufpnss oi
eie t,ng Driegaia 20 repreteui the Congress
sIonal Di'lrtt c5n,Hrstd Of toe conrnes ~
Spotsy lvsn'a. LVuss, Osnure. and MADISON,
in the Anii-I ,,:'saa. Convention Fruposed 70 be
held ~ Baittnoae, % thy - anaday 10 De
cemb~r oeH- Ffeierrt Hqrris via appointed
Coauman. aud hi,har3 Caue 5ecrouts:
SheIrnpon, thr iIs' ii Deputies heHE called
ovs,, roe 10 loving persons ssie present. w
Robe,i & 5empic, Jr. Frederick iisras D..
Joseph w. Pendlelou, Capt. VIZ Stevens, Ia
tun Sjsaar5 Col. $50. Tsyio,, CAPT. YeIyerton
Cownprd aad Kieh'd Cave.
o. ,noiioH, toe following committee was ,p-
pointed. W: ca. noued Taylor, Kober, u.
Srnpe, yr. and u. Joseph ". Peodeton j,
who, havtng Ieured Tor a shut tnUe, report,d
the E'H0wieg resolutions
RsS0'eed, Inat tbs meeting entirely ap-
proves the Convention proposed 10 be hrd IN
Baltimore, on Ine % Monday IN December
NEXT. Tor the purpose Of orgsnzng Bod con
ceniruuog The Imposition to tue re-elecuon %
Anhre" ia, AEON to tue Pte.deoey oil tnr Cat
cd States.
ReSOieed, Tina, va heartily concur in The
no hunstion 81 Chapman Johnson And Roper 1
olanerf. rs delegates at large from The state
OF Virginia, to The proposed Convention
heSU,Dtd, I0at James Barbour Or appointed
and lie Is hereby requested 10 attend tue sad
ConveutIoDaS Deleg ate from this Cusg ressIon-
al DsIrlc, aud in liz event OF ms ,nabllify to at
tend the said Convention, the Deputies to tins
meeting, ora majority thereof iIoo the coun.
y OF Oranse, are hereby appointed comnttee
~ supply his place.
ReS0iped That We entertain an exalted opIn.
ION OF the talents, pa rIotsm aud private ~uith
oil orr distinguished fellow cI,Iz"n Hrhry Cha,
and would roJolce IN hts election 10 tue Chief
Maglstracy Of the u. States nevertheless
we are prepared 10 surrender our parllaliIiea
on the altar OF the public good. shOnd IL b.
necessary 10 do 50, IN order to tree tue country
from The tyranny and mlstule oil Tue present ad'
minisiratlou.
ResoLeed, That these proceedings be signed
by the Chairman aud secretary, aud UOpy
hertol bs addressed 90 Jane, Barbour and
iiiat the Editors oil tue Richmond aud FredeI
InksOurg F"prr,, and the Orange Courthouse
fies', and Lyn.hburg VirsInIan, be Requested
10 puDiIsh ne same.
FREDERICK HARRIS, Chairman.
RICHARD CAVE, oecry.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-07

Nr. Calhoun T.. lUr. Eaion.--We insert this
morning, the reply of Mr.. Calhoun to Maj. Ea-
ton's late address. II Irquues no comment,
except an expression OF our deep disgust that
a "oma OF suspicious character should. al this
eatIy day nj our national existence. have been
permitted To exercise snch an extensive aud
dssracelul nHuence IN our pollucal affairs, as
il is clear that Mrs Eaton has done aud our
regret, that. the columns al the public prints,
n'tpad OF being employed IN disseminating
useiu! Information among the people, are mo-
nopuuz, d by a controversy relative 10 her
clan, II ,esppctabdity. carried on. TOO, by The
highest officers oil the government. II any
lung can exceed this disgust aud regret. ii is
our a,ton,hmen that the people have nor, with
an Undivided voice, expressed ihrir dissaiis.
faction with such Hn extraordinary Stale Of
things and c-mauded the retirement from OF
ice oil all who have had any agency ia prudu-
cling it.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-07

NJ The prefer of Public Dinners to such
NTH as Maj. Eaton, will 500" Cause the Custom
10 be " nlors honored in the breach ibsu IA the
observance" Men who really deserve such
distinctions will decline accepting them, when
thew are tender d To Others. who have 10 shadow
If intrinsic merit, out who happen TO be court
para .lcs, anI 70 v.i;.s u iaePopa.ar iioi.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-07

he~ poiuHteer Corps.--A new Volunteer
N'"pa"y OF cavalry has recently been form
VI :" ms place aud appeared in uniform Tor
we hfst time lat Saturday afternoon. When
." ea 'pnents are completed. 1t will bs one OF
me handsomps, auI IN ut e.sicien cor,s j, IN.
|on'n'"weA'ti Tue c,nni,3ioned Officers
u'e' ''aif'tc Lansborne, Capt,iu William B
N'"co'ph' it Lieutsnaat Ang. Lefwiah, I'd
Lieutenant anl Hug, M,a,sans,,e. C,,net.
NC Gave nov kiae, Ai,ae.y AID CavaI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-07
ANI[JaCKSOS MEETING

The cn,zens OF Campbell, oppus.d to the
reelection OF Ant-Jackson TO the Ptesidenuy +,
nre requested 10 meet, OH the first dav oI tar
next Campbell county court, to adopt m.ss-
arcs. N concert with then fellow cIlizens else.
where, 10 secure representation uf this Con
errssional District IA the National Republican
ConyentIoo, to be held in Baltimore on tn.
second Mouday vi Deermper next
SEVERAL CITIZENS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-07
A very valuable Tract of Land
FOR SALE.
Nov. 3

hltiE undersigned w,lI sell great bargain
- in ayslnable Tract OF Land, lying IN
Bedford county. on the head waiers OF Goose
Greek. at the loot OF the Blue Ridge, about q
miles from =. Bufprd's, containing BY late
survey go "a acres. - lhe surveyor was re-
que,tid 20 note the quality and quantity in
woods, and the following is his written report ::
597 81 acres one survey, IS good land. hes web,
hall ~ woods, aud has upwards OF sixty hcres
OF Row gronnds-3i3 B. NAV all bs said 10 be
in woods, some good land, bat generally thin
aud brok-a--3i4 ii one hall lies well--is good
tobacco land the other hall ronsh md poor
tho we'll iinberd The terms accommodn-
ting, ssy i, = aud yeats, Or Tor casn--either
Nay goo j uarga,n can he lad. Application
to .,p ia LyncLuutg. Tue Laud'wii be shewn
Gy hama J. Hill, Who lives on the premises,
10 aay one s"sGa 20 purchase.
los. E.. HoYALL.
o1t.2 a.a
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Wholesale aadRetan
GROCERY STORE,

OpPesife me rsH knopn SiDfe ef Nesses Ua.
iiams q i.eior, Mum Street. Lyi.ohbmg
HHE Subscribers tender their thanks 10
IL thar iormcr costomcrs aud la. pubic
eene,s ally. or The hhetal patronage they hsye
heretofore received. sni beg leave Go inform
them that they have on bnnd, aud are regularly
receiving. u supply of G,oes,,es, OF almost es.-
ny description, so,'sbls 10 tins market shteh
they are determined IN sell Low i"f Cast, ~
exchange Tor Coun',, Produce Of any dcscrip.
ton. Iney nasr 80 altered their establishment
ss TO make Il sutsbl. for the reception Of Con-
> ignmrnts ; and nov tender their services 10
the public as Auc'iOneers aud Gensfh Com
mission Merchants - Ih.y pledge ,hensrlse.
that every s,ei,ion shali lie made on their
part TO give satisfaction ia the transact
oil uy business that mHy be conddcd Ia their
cara.
" The hughes, cnsh price will he given for
Fhu. {. H. ID. Is. PHELPS a. co.
Nov. q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-07
.ANrLIACkooN MEEIING.

A meeting OF the opponents Ut Gen. Jack
son's recollection 10 tue Presidency, m To.
county of Au,hersi, viii be held on tie GrsI
cay g, thr uext County Coun, iU cooperate
w,h Other counties in thai Congressional DIS
Iricl, in the appointment ut Delegates 10 the
Baltimore Convention, to he held on the Sc
cond Monday in December. LEGION.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-07

H. A public dinner WAS offered TO MAJ.
Eaton some days since in louisville, and de-
clined. In no place ha, Gen. Jackson IA nor"
affect set offolo~ers than ia Louisville, which
accounts for this movement.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-07
DAGGES' OEElCE.
ANOTHER REQUEST.

V1shOSE persons iodebted 10 the subscriber
n previous 10 the l., day Of November, 1881 ,
are requested 10 make immediate payment.
am se'y anxious TO close ali debts due me
up IN that date. NV mos, unfeigned thanks
H'e her" Of red TO Customers for u1e encour.
"geme"t ALREADY extended 10 ward the, and
hope ,hey will .lili conIinue TO thr0,o Memseipes
IN " foranes' WY, by calling. or sending or.
defs Ion chdnceS, 10 - Fortunes Cotfage."-
IIekeis and shares in most OF the vHgi mia
Schemes, may be had by application 10
WM. DiG0ES.
Nov. 3 its
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NOTICE,

mURoUANr 10 n decree OF ths County
x Court of PlusYlysnia, made Al Septetu-
b.I term, 1881. we, the undsrsig ed Con,mls-
sioners. viii proceed TO sell bv way oil public
auction, 90 tho premises, on Friday the 18th
day Of November next. il far. II not, the next
fair day thereafter. Sundays excepted. a GER
t,io tract of Land, lying in the county nj
Pntsylvania, on Stanton River, at the juno.
lion OF Reed Creek, containing one huodred
acres, and adjoining thu lands Of Capt. Chnrle,
CIemrnl, Mrs. Elizabeth Adams, and Others.
it telng the land allotted 10 Mildred Adams,
dec. out Of the estate of Lynch Adams, dec.
The land is valuable--a great proportion Of IT
IS bottom land. Of the first q,si,ty-ihe up land
- mostly "nc earei aoi very lertde. a fur.
ihvr descrI piinp j, deemed unnecessary, as
those who wish TO purchase will view FOR them.
selSes.-lhe terms will he one .od two years
credih-Bonds and sufficient securities reqln'
ed vi ,ne purcha-"r.
CHARLES cLENEET.
JEREMIAH r.. ANDERSON,
ANTHONY MiNTER.
w ldx
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SSILSNSo

~~A ~-f Sk~Av1S
9 pieces extra ~ SATIN Less0tine, (yefy
h"s and haavy)
Q do Meruo do
do Je, back Gro de Zan, (eXceedinely
hhe aud beauiitul)
9 do Rich ehangeable silk. seld unusually
low
. do super White Satin
do fac Silk Camblet. Tor Ladies Dresses
4 do rich chaugeable aud Gg Il Silks
. do very beat black Italian LuiesuIng
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-07

Wholesale aud rSetaii.

| NNr0W OPENING, aud for snie, Wholesale
AZ or Renil, ut tho mort REDUCED Pal
CEo. the following. with many olliei ar,irles
5n gals. hes, Lamp Oh
1000 lbs hes, Madden
800 Gum Shcilsc
5000 Stick lockwood
6O0 Blue Vu,,ol
90 bosc' Window Glnss
1000 lbs Putty
Oo0 OIL pirinl
800 Aqua Forts
100 Qoitk Silver
1000 Glsoher Saks
800 EPSON do
1000 Sail peirc
200 Alum
loo gals. Sweet Oil
200 gaIls Spls ru,peulidu
1000 Coppe,W
90 tnnsmou Bark
2uOo Brlmslono
Castor Oh, by The barrel, gallon, aud bottle
10 par OF p,slols, Flint aud Percussion locks,
donblc aud s'ngle barrel. with and without
'bayonets many of them beautifully tnih
cd.
large and beautiful assortment OF Pen and
Pocket knives
a large aud beautiful assortment Of Scissors
Madeirs Wine by thu barrel, CATION or bottle
MADEIRA. Port, ClHrrt. Champaign, Malaga aud
Mnsca, de Fonl,nan W.ues
"'"'p ~ =. ~ j" D
Family Molasses
Best Spanish Chocolate spiced and sweetened
Gold Leaf and Varnishes
Ink Powders, aud ind.lible Ink
Judkln's and Shepherds Oinin,.nts
Naples, Palmyrene and Bathing Soaps,
Spec,acles. vaross kinds aud various cooured
y, VS., a,. Cit.
n ' A''"''o'
Re-. a., .n. R".,'. "a W ",@ .em.ao
i 49,, az. Nm, On ne" ''"
/ .na r.. 3d.
po., ~, "'''
On Jo ,o.,as,.a eo,t.u;,,.. T.
po""''' W. '"'"''''' A"'e'"
R.., c..,.,". e., p.....
C.nd,.. e.. 49, p.;-i
n,.,, So '' ""''
-
sa'an rp.e
p,,,.,'hs,
eonss '"'
M,.,.,, 81, ,o,;,.
H., W s'Pe'''' q'a"y
Br,u,,,'l s,',a w., 800 ''N'
ne.i I'll. - $50 -.
Real old S,ani,b ses.,s Of ,ne mos, ,.vo,,
VI" 'Pa"'" ''s'''o' '"e MOI" '''ou'
n.,..,,' =" Al,
Ia,,,' pt.ai' 80 wu,.
Ip D',," ""' '.'''g'"
C.' CIV" W. "''u "'seh
p,rr,,.to - ..,a. 'ioss''
'"P' "''''' ''~es a"a assorted
49, " WV 1'"P"A'V" W "oW
Real Msra..., Gil
L6.,v.,c,ns I,.,,o.an,. CT. - ,t.1.>
lanes ,nd I.,,n t.Ia..,, -. L;.I' ~
49, 'P ''"e''" Noo''"1S ""oSt)
- ',"''''e "s,s
n,o. assorted sizes
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-07

II Governor II ml,on, Of South Carolin
as issued Proe'ams,ion, setting apart a day
for =" lasting, humiliation and prayer" We
h'pe NE hfsi prayer offered up will he thai the
SAID Governor and his Muther Disunionists
my be convinced Of the error of their WAYS,
aud induced 10 rettsee their steps.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-07

" TIE Hew YORK farU Csnrti.ien euusisis
of five hundred and si,iy-ss.ea mpmbers--
beating lis Philadelphia predecessor. IN The pro-
portion OF al'on, l TO IL, is diligently enga.
ged in preparatory business. Snnd,y comut.
tees have been appointed, to each of which is
assigned distinct suhjee, OF insestisa ion aud
VIZ presume il viii not be long before we shall
he furnished " eth their several Reports These
shall receive from us such aiteailon as the de-.
m,nds OF other subjects on our columns will
admit during the coming busy Season oi Messs-
ges, Documents and Debates.
4noiher CoHfraiinn.- The una lulleraied Re.
publican party, OF which Andrew Jackson is The
head, the Globe thu organ, u Amos keadali the
tail, intend to hold Convention in Baltimore
-(wheo Is not sisted)-ior the purpose OF
nominating a candidate for the Wee Presrden.
ty. to be run on the ia ckson ticket, ia lieu of
Mr., Calhoun, who Is to DO cboked off. The
" Great Globe says il must be so---and what
itge member Of the party dare rebel against
mandate from TINT quarter ! II is though,
TINT Judge Philip p. Barbour, oftGis State, will
receive the nomination.
III Late accounts from the Republic Of Co.
Inmoia represent that country 10 be III state
oil civil VA add Bnarchy-factlon alternately
lriumphlng over faction. aud the rulers of CO.
day imprisoned, e,iled, or murdered IN cold
blood Tomorrow. The death of Bolivar mas let
Loose u hot OF aspirsots, all claiming an equal
ny of merit. aud housekeeping no common
superior, nnd each making his country the prey
OF his ambition. The whole hisiorv OF Kevolu.
tons shows that Liberty canno, east among a
people who are not moral aud intelligent.
Postage on Newspapers We are glad TO see
the general movement among the conductors
OF the periodical press in relation to this sub
jet. Postage on newspapers ought 10 be en-.
,rely dispensed With. II operates MS a rest,ic-
ton upon the communication Of know ledge and
information among the people, which nothing
can Justify save the absolute Necessity of ITS i'm
position, 10 sustain the Post Office Department.
II Ia obvious that this necessity does not exist
aud therefore il is an impolilic tar on thu read
ing portion Of tho community, as every tax is
which reslra'ns the dissemination among the
people OF that information wuich is the con-
ser, alive principle Of free governments We
hope, Therefore. that, AT the neal Session Of
Congress, the postage on newspapers Will b.
entirely taken OF, and some other mode adopt
sd TO compensate Postmr,erS (who, by the
whs, are worse pail than any othrr officers Of
the gnvernmenD for their trouble in attending
10 the obstruction of these "happy ioliaa Of
four pages, which not cen critics critics."
u The rulnhpr OF shaIrs taken 300 ne New
River Kal Road nov amnu... IA Z Nv