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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-08

II We have received dozen communications
asking the meaning of the word " FardonIan, as APP
piled of the factions in the late Croton Water
Works riot. Weknow Of no place in Irsland-no So
cety-no sect-no locality, whence the name could
enana,e. Brady does not kncw-Finn doesn'tknow
-OHaggerty doesn't knsw-how, then, can we be
expected to know2 Give us light on the subject
somebody
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-08

PoIrcE.-4Hakiag he most Of piace-Mrs Mary
Edwards, of No. 81 Harrison ST., preferred charge
of a serious nature against her servant blooming
Irish girl Of IL named Catharlne Dunlay, charging
her with robbng her bureau of $3.50 in cash. besides
diamond and gold rings laces, dmes, shawls, veils
vests feminine collars, bobbinet linen pin cushions,
and night caps, and three old fashioned Dutch guders
ofthe value Of Al cents each tho whole Of which was
found in the trunk Of the fathess Catharne by those
ever vigant and active officers, Welsh and Bowyer.
Poor Caharine had nothing 10 say in her swn behalf,
so Justice Hopson left her te mediate upon her de-
fence the next general sessions before Judge Nor
ris, and committed her IN full.
J4sti IN tine-The above case was scarcely disposed
OF, when in bounced Bradley Edwards, an occupant
spon the same premises as the foregoing dragging
along with him by the cellar Patrick Dunbauy whom
he charged with stealing pair Of trousers and a silk
handkerchief. Paddy was dumbfeunded, bekase the
throusers was his legs, and the cursed bandanna
was around the neck Of him. The complainant said
that Patrick was just fitting himself with coat when
ne sped him, which upon the whole was lucky thing
for Pat; for had he succeeded in getting off with that,
his crime would have been grand larceny, and sent
him 10 the state prison.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-08

q" We are requested to call attention TO the Trot-
ting Race that begins today the Beacon Course.
There are two prizes at two o'clock the other a.
four; TO one FIVE entries and the other three. Much
good sport is expected for both races. Sec adver--
,lsement
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-08

" Among the curiositics taken by Mr.; Bennett 10
Europe, were pair Of Ryder's celebrated premium
boots, ard one Of Amldon's superior casters; they
are the bes, in the city: lie wears them at the Coro-
nation.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-08

III The Western, as she went out, drew l6 feet 6
inches by the head and IL feet by the stern. Two
pilots took her down, Roston d Keofle,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-08

~ Phenix must have the Office Of District Attor-
neyl Ho isa worthy man, and poor, and wants it.
He did not marry fortune. He fills the Office ably.
Aldermen vote for him.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-08

Ge good shaving shop is desirable Thing WI
has the nea,est establishment in the city7
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-08

The ATLANTIC VoYAGE.-To show that the Steam
Ships have not thrown our sailing vessels into the
shade, we give the following table Of trips between
;vornooI md New York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-08

grades and standings in life amongst the spectators
vidslsst, that y - cay s--..ss-rss-ss's
l. The select few, say some two hundred on board
the Western.
2 The class in the boats that charged doiiar inc
Providence and James Madison.
3 The thousands in the boats that charged MY
cents:
The New York c. Vanderbilt
Brooklyn water WHICH,
Hoboken, Arrow
Hercules, Highlander,
Cinderella American Eagle.
4. The thousands that weRtin the twenty-five cent
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-08

Ten Atlantic trips made 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-22
OtsIEG VARY.

Died. On the 18th INST, III Abingdon, after short
illness, MRS. AN> RrssrLL, wife oi Andrew Russell.
Esq. oil tat place.
Departed uur lite IN TIN tswn on Thursday the 10Th inst
lhonAs II. HNSS, the I'D his alter lingering
aud eNcfuciatinc confinement of Tour months tnnd The
skill o his fhN the kindness ff,snds nd above ALL
tho nnnentcd the have
u>uiled 10 mitigate the ct his iaeune disn dc ath
Ina shut would have been called perform this
last sad oiicc 10 highy esteemed by
thuse lo knew hln,ile had lived exemplary member
the Methodist Protestant Church for several ,eai, and
died with Christian resignation 10 the will ol Him. in whose
hands are the issues Of lille and douth
= For the information OF distant telinouS the Richmond
Wing and Enquirer viii please copy.
, in Amherst the 9TH ultitna, of long aud pam.
iul ,llness Of TIA, liver disease Mrs. HAnnlyr MurrN.roS
OF las L. Whittlngtan the lls YEAR her
Al tie administered hy her ,k,ll ph, Et,r
relief proved Intellectual. Throughout h ucs. sht los
scssrd geut patience and resignation 10 the Will al God
without murtifinE tnnS. Altho N the Fea
the n possession OF hci shr continued To
sprak until she iol asaep the other Lord without
struggle, em nr hshnd husband and three c children
lament then gi',ou, lost Shs had pfofsscd rcl
nhu II and pians member of,hr NJ Ept9ropa
Church She Kind ac ~ie tender parent aud
beloved By all who lnfn her.
She sleeps in Jcsns, aud - hlest;
How soft her slnmlri- are
From -ulE and from relens'd,
And trvd floul
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-22

.!s, /, J"A si.as ana pior,s ,.,VsIet lh
have doubt but thes would take pleasure the basi
Let there b. small r-Nar. gseu those y lao
oNc, others 10 stimulate ieu, AMI mako them inke
delight There should he u large Mulberry Orchard
planted and make the duy ot the OF the Poor
House. attend srictl, TO and o the ees
and years ha,s doubt the establishment aoald
pa, all the expenses OF the Poor o the county. We passess
large Of innd belonging 10 the foor House establish
m,nt hs hiring three thcre hi he enonrh
raised ,cu with proper management, tor almost any
quantity al trees, that would be cqnio of the place Why
Is II tmt raise Silk at Poor Houses swrllu
said cab. nens a, the North pay all their eSpens
60, anl have large surplus len Let IA make u trial
ACliIXEN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-22
OF REAL ESTATE.

an Wednesday, the 4ih of April. will sell. X
~ public auction, HOUSES and LOTS,
situated on Diamond Hill also, Houses aud Lett
on the River, adjvining the lot OF Mr.. Ja,n~s Boal.
The above property will lie sold on a credit Of and
~ months, negotiable paper, satisfactorily endorsed.
Al the same time AMI place. 40 acres vi Land VIZ
Wnsrou's Hill, formerly owned by Mr.. e. Authony.
on credit old aud . months, negotiable paper, sa-
tsiactoriy endorsed.
Also Wagons. HORSES aud harness. Cows.
Hogs House hold and knclirn Furniture Of rvs,y
drse'ltoo. on credit OF i6 days. negotiable pa
per-
The sales will commence with the Houses and
Lots, on Diamond Hill, then those on The River; af.
ter which the land and other eritrles.
CHARLES PHELPS. Auetr
March - t4An
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-22
SALEM ACADEMY.

1--WE Trustees OF this Institution takc pleasure ~
l. tsakine known. that they have procured the
services al MI. W. q. Williams. a. NJ. who brings
with HIM questionable testimonials ~ teacher,
to I'll he vacancy oeeasioued by The resignation vi
T. ). Reeve, Esq. Tor the p esent year.
The Female department will he eonduetsdb by Mss
Reeve. but under the immediate surer,n'endanee Of
vi. " ianis aud hom the qualifications aud
pcriener .. both the hoard does not hesitate 10 be-
ir,e that pupils vi both sexes viii have the adsan-
mgc oi acquiring MI the Information that can be
had nj any snU Institution IN the upper county.
The utmost zeli aud diligence on the pan ri the
board OF tiuslccs united with the .fots IL the
teachers, will b, eAenrd 10 the general advance
mcnl I'll the pupils.
And. II may be inly said, that this school com
blues all the advantages Of Bosi'l aud Tuition oi
Unusual cheapness, III u highly respectable and
wealth, nrig hbulhood, and u location nosuipass.d
or beauty and health IN Virginia.
The inst session will commence GU the ?lst Much.
lust. aud close the 2lst August n,Nt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-22

t. In late debate in the [. s. Senate, on a
Iii 10 appropriate g. 600 for road, in the territory of
Wisconsin, NJ. Walker of Miss. opposed it, on the
ground that such cxtravasance would break down
the administration. Listen TO his confessions i:
You viii, in the coming January be in debt the
amount of more than five millions OF dollars, and the
prospect is 10 better for january. le!O-And even
the governments so poortlia we shall be compelled
lol,sne new quantity Of Treasury Note" ia Na-
hen1d Debt in dis uised flrm)-' before the close
Of the present session Of Congress, to keep the
wheels Of the General Government in motion" !
Here IS a candid confession from one Of the leaders
ofihe administration party, in his place, the floor
Of HE Senate. Is il not time that the Incompetent
men who have reduced 10 this state oil beegary
shonId be displaced, aud that zeal "re;renchnent aud
reform" Should take the place of that profigacy
which has for several Years past made such heavy
drains upon the public purse
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-22

- The Supreme Court, in lis Opinion IN the
case of Stockton q Stokes VS.. Amos Kendall gives
a death blow to Gen. Jackson's lavore doctrine Of
the unity Of The Erecutire. 1t aiirms that when the
ia,c imposes duty upon an Executive officer, the
President has right, under the prccM OF seeing
that the laws faithfully executed" TO interfere
with that officer IN such cases." (,ays the Court
= the duty aud responsibility grow out OIL and are
subject to- the control Of the iaw--and not the dl-
,crtion Of the pr, sdent" This i, sound docuiue,
=. looks Ikf ersttral OF III, good old time. before
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-22
NEW PIANOS n FINE FURNITURE
AT AUCTION.

IN THURSDAY, the 5l of April next. l will
~ sell III front oi my auc'inn stofe,
Metallic late grand ael,ou ',anos b, the best ma
kr,s IN Nrw Orb, entnel, new, ard warranted tY
be IN rellcc, order
Secretary and Book ca,c
Bureaus,
Hair Matass,s,
EIc, ant Cut Glass full set.
do Tea China. do
do Mahogany Dung X Tea Tables,
Fancy Chars, Sofa, NJ. *.
Terms, exceedingly liberal
CHARLES PHELPS, Aue,'r.
March ID ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-22
Dsf.syv'xNI;S KECEEg'Ezs!

INnchbnfs, NJ ,l *, I'D.
The following are the numbers dawn for the the
Petersburg Lottery, ESua class, Ne. 2, NJ Rich.
mt nd, On Thurs ay. The 18Th Inst.,.iA
a. - | II u 80 50 l. ID
q - Ticket numbers 3, "a 90 s,naIl Capital,
besides other hndsomc prizes, sold N
TALBOr'S LUCKY OFFICE.
Drawn numbers oil the MoUongaia Lottery. "a
class, at Alexandria, Saturday, the l3th iust
VIZ
81 . c .? 2s 70 CT 40 10 81 50 /. Al
Renew your prizes III the splendid litie scheme.
to be drawn TINS DAY, At Richmond. -1icksis
and Shnes tor sale At TALBOl'5 OFFICE.
march - 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-22
COMM NICAfED.
TO TIE VOTERS OF CAMPBELL COUNTY.

TO TIE VOTERS OF CAMPBELL COUNTY.
IetLoW CHi;eas :-Obscrs in the Lynchbus Nirgnian
Monday the l9h inst, that NJ II. Garland Esq. declines
being candidate, represent you the session of tn
Virginia Legislature have yiedel the solicitations of
ny of my nis and mvaelfe candid tie the
ensuing election for that station AMI will seek every
nent ortunty, between this aud the day election make
you acquainted with political opinions upon the inn
portan, subjects that agtate the country.
HENRY HAZLEWOOD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-22

LATErrHoM ErRopE.--Wc h We accounts from
Liverpool to the 20th Of February. The cneros,iug
subject in the English lap,is is the condition Of
Canada Lord PalmtIsrou stated ~ the llanse OF
Commons that the communications between the
British and American roN' IN chs Of The most
satisfactory character. The news of the burning
ofthe Caroline steamer had reached England, aud
the press jushes the act.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-22

he mona,,hieal pttnepir VI tae o.uupolease aud
irte.pousibtlll, OF the Executive had become flsh
ionablc Let II be ,ecolleetcd too, that lure are
only three Wigs on the bench OF the Supreme
tauf aud SIN friends OF The administrations AMI that
nearly all 81 the latter have heen appointed recently,
rs " rewards" lnr iheir party zeal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-22

Board \ acknowledgements $40 10 $40 per sesson
Tu,uon-l.t class, Spelling * Read
iug
Al do Reading, W,itny
aud Arithmetic,
81 do Grammar, Gc"g,a
phN NJ. 10
4th, History. Natural Phllos
ophy, Chemistry. &c. nc. Ia
5th, Languages, Malhenat-
i,s, NJ Is
9th. Music, ~
sth, French, ~
liy ord I vi tho Board
JNO. r. J. WHITE. P,oiisn!.
l.. Z. Wnlri, Secretary.
Salon, Bptctouri Go, March 10.
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vALV.NLE NEW nDoNx. &c. n,
Just Received.

CLASSICAL LIBRARY
" Buffers Ancient Atlas. (l3 Maps J
History OF Congress, I7S9-l193;)
Gleanlncs Of Europe 5000 supr. GUILE;
Coopri's S"iIzerland GillIe's Greece;
American Almanac, 1888 Astoria;
History OF Texas, Secret Debates IN Congress;
Comsock's Mueralogy Shepherds do;
Live and Let Live; i" Is it well -;
\mberclombe the Braiu Dungllson', ll,
GENE;
Mclnosh's EthCal Philosophy;
Dung l,sou's Human Philosophy itnot's Elemests
of Physics Chitty's Blackstone Chlu,'s Meii-
cal jurisprudence British Speeches Irish do :;
Fcderalsl Slsmond,'s FAN Of Roman Empire;
flumc's, &c. England, vols ; Cambridsr Mathe
MATES; Sacra Piiva Buchland's Geology. IN
vols. and l'ulwcr's Rise aud Fall OF Athens. a
work OF surprising interest and worthy OF It's au-
thor.
Also great variety OF French. English, Latin
aud Greek School Books ; Fancy Books Musical
instruments OF almost every description.
MARTIN q LATHAM.
~ b. We have on hand variety of Law Reports.
Englsl, and American, and other Law Books, which
we will sell for avery small advance cost.
November ~ It is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-22
a cp r nc B.

=, SCRIBERS bcg leave To inform lllet
friends IN IL, co,,,,adin,s yxA,,E
hnt, erected Largo - "A ,r,,,,,. -. ,a,.n ,I.5
HOUSE; At Westhan, WIS. ,Ln ,as, =.
for Richmond will be landed dur. ~ ~ " ~,
months. They having placed lhelr brn.nc 'o''' .
distance back from the river aud entirely t.
reach ofthc highest trrshots-Mr. Hall, Who has
been in th" rwplos for several years, will rcsIde AT
the landing aud shippers may rely ON their produce
being taken care ol aud forwarded without delay "a
they have engaged number OF covered wagons tor
that purposc Having incurred considerable
uruse to accommodate our friends shall bo com
PEELED 10 add small per cent To our iorNrr charges
TO reimburse ourselves but business heiHs lube
will enable LIS tn nuke the advance quite light
LEWIS 1t DIAM x 90.
Richmond, March - 2wlf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-22
.VO.V'Es' ES.E.y'7'ER.

4 LII persons indebted /" us are requested TO
a come forward aud pay ihrlr accounts, aud all
those to whom indebted will bilng in thc,
counts for settlement. Immediate attention To The
above Is desired present business IS shortly
be closed. II. B. RICHARDS, x Go.
March ITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-22
COMMUNICATED.
TO THE OVERSEERS OF TIE POOR OF CAMPBELL


Gentlemen Permit suggest 10 yon whether do
think that the nising Of sin the Poor House, would
be attended with valuable consequences From the tle
exp rcnce have had in aisln. OF Silk, think there IL
thug thu, vel cal EMPLOY tho Poor ot the
The suh~cts ri The Poor Hn' h1ri n for hin.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-22

!" The speech Of orr delegate. VIM, Daniel,
Jr. on In crual lnpr nNCmrni The publication OF
Which has hen delayed l-n-cr thai we wished, viii
appear soon VT conclude the controversial de
bate between Messis Clay aud Clhoun.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-22

VgNlIE SUBSCRIBER has IL! SALE Inc genuine
i N7OKUS MgLTIEAUIf~. or lhiHhst
MuLnpnRY CUTTINGS, producing leaves Il aln
TO J inches ~ dIanctrr.--l likewise The Norris IL
ba or White italian Mulberry sEEpLisa
rnirs. They are offered On accommodating terms.
Those wishugto procure Gather hind vii do we'll
make eaiy Application, AZ the time Is near al baud
when lhrv should be sci out. lie has also fur sa e
supply Of the large White c,op SifE- " 'Orsa
Eggs. Apply at the Dhcr OF the Iyncy burg w
ginl,u or to Mr. James Gamcwell, al the Mulbsr,
Farm. two miles from .,uchbure, On III. Amherst
Count Hous. road. l.. FLETCHER.
March IL II u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-22

q NEEfl NJ III ths Stockholders OF the Lynch
~ bury Savings lIank, viii be held on Saturday
2ilh iust. earl, candle light N their Once, over
the store OF Mcssis. Martin, Ward Il Davis. A
-tua attendance Is very desirable. business oil
timed II be submitted to them.
Jnul WILLIAMS, President
Mach % "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-22

he d,,,n.' abingdon Chronicle protests against
her,,,, '' ''hs mex, Presideuc, in the mos, We
'"''f-@yc', da. after d,,, It ,srnIcavor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-22


ny .. Tue nosi onenidid lustauatiou, to identi,
MI LAY "nh the Abolition.slsi What /, ~ obie,t
III 'nn' un'al, dealing towards MI. Clay If It i, not
10 operate upon the Presidential clrrtiou /,
Aud yet unless The vision Of the edo, OF thai pa
per rs "bseurcd by his hatred of Mr Ciay he must
hno" that the Aboli,iousts have no more decided
and uncolnrromisinr cneux--iLo S,,,l, n, ,rucr
/ aud NOR, i,f,.,,i.I ,,,.,
h., GU $3.50 ~ ''''' H''S' ''''"
's' = "s'hdn D. bifth' representative OF
's'''eholdihs State, aud hinselfd STAKEHOLDER.
NEW UaMpSuIPr 1tr,,r,,xZ
,,,,,,.l,...,,'. '''- ny ioN'--'>'"
aiming 'oee 10 'ue "a-
''''o" 2inee leJ-. the Wings considered
themselves So weak that thy had retired from the
field alto.ctIler: hut they ll,e entl, ,eo,eaizl
and IN "a ,,,,,,,. l,l ,,..,
-, >, O'' 'A WV vi 'o'''"o'
nuns '""'
iof J. Nlssan tNhi-1 lf.jlG
or Isaac Hi tNaB.l - UuU-l q AMI.
The same town. i, Is32 .a,, E, ,n,,,,,,, NJ .,c
! a a,n,t the Mn ,, ~,
NJ, = Us N''t VI 100 -
'''' are He' X" town l" be head I'um. rh- Bos-
ION Atlas thnhs that llll Is reelected by i small
naJoritv, but that the Win, Ne c,,,;,d H., .c;s
,atu,e
,,,,,, -,
- -" '''"i "'s "'I
..., ~ '''o''''''" u'
~ ''' '"'' Wv
P'''''''''" - ''''''o Va III" it'in'l!-
., = "'''' '''o'e os '' WING man.
, " = ' WHY 'Ni'''V"
,,,,., ,' -, :, n'' NY, ''' '"''' hot 10
10 carry it ont IN accordance win, my ;a.,,,,,,,s
have erdratoItd faithfully 10 do 80 bm the pros
pFc' Oh trhiiihs he "at IN any .easoLabic t':ne
"'' t.'"- '"' r"'''l"s' BY "'tIatu opinion IS,
v,r " N commune IN, vc,,s9 ''9"e''' ~
laceUnulaii-. tynon.c Is il ma, l,en ven worthy me
.srous ror sletJti, OF enlightened Govtrnn,cnt
"hriher' even II tue wilderness VIC are ifl'rrsng
'""', " ~ ''''p'u ''o "''''e "'"' e' y n"'
worth, ibr .os, | r,,,,i,, do ,,nt ,1,l t,o,,II
indeed. | do not consid,t the country .ou,h of
thickasa llalches worth the medicines shall ga
pend IA dF" hs the i"di'r, ii"nltt.
!" "'', p't'1e', gu" II . WI" ga o'"',,'o
III. m 10 remain. and voulu 3s,n hrn, he ronnt,x
mest Of the klssinin'e. Oaee, Chopcc, AID PanIl
o@ee, an" cast OF ieta creek soG to The extreme
u ,",'' H'' '''" '''''' '''"'' d " .'''!
hnul1 ncibetcoe.ui, dr,,e,I,o,,. ,,,,,, ,l. VIM,
iuhabi,autS pass the houarle, assigned 10 them
W.. eout the written permission Oh the nIlltaiy com
m1nde. " 'Seh''
slt'' a.'s ''''' Las, ,..I,a,,,,.,s,,,,,n,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-22

,,,Luf.emeut, what its! pa, 10 lGow
al IN I'M, has been done iii tis shori space oi Is
~. onl, enquiy, then, Which We shall niahs,-
! ,.,, enonry should always he made ard be sails
,.,I, answered before an. liability is incurred b,
''' ii, this Would this WORK .Ahibt hle
,l,s, Instead OF being tax upon the people,
I :, nav. IN Il reasonable time, the OF ITS own
n..,uc,op, end retiere The l'eoPtc fran. all tarcs
:. ann, Who casls glance at the map aud has the
s..,,,, possible concept II OF th' boundless ie-
-'.,,, 81 ,l,e coun,,y el, IL will uavetsr--uho
,,r ,,iu,esi idea cf the vast auoant OF produce
,,,ried to more distant markets, T., more ciicui-
r,u,e., which will hring 10 oar towns & cities
- ,he H., Vi mass OF agriculture AID mineral wealth
.cLi,wi qulekrn into lile-"ith the spur which
ill 1--WE ~ manufacturing cuicrprize-mlth the
..n,l,,ion which 1t will invite into our botiers-no
,.,, whose ideas arc not bounded by the narrow
i'm, of his own homestead, will hesitate to an
oar ain, g.s4iion boldly in the airnaiye--aud 80
.a.uerin. it, IL aei upon that enlarged and liberal
Ii which sllhc e6~.ate not less of incrcenary in
...s tlsu al snDusis it.ifio,isnoi sordid calcula
NM tllaa vi uaie policy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-22

u Ihr Enqnirer Objects TO iIstruc,ing MR.
toAsr to vote asans, the Sab Treasury Bii on the
ground Iia lilt Bill, s"H,ere question OF finance"
.'dt at " tfcquent use" m,, wear out the splin
o1ln,tIucions." la a!ll 10 establish Government
sanAs mere question el 6.lnsc," too l1,igulG.
'am'o require Instructions, why has the Enqu.r r
"'ai1 sncii dccid exposition to it, ar atlaycd
asaln'' II such onrId bile si Of objections having
No direct connection with finance at all This be
mere question Of finance" thea is National Bank
4"-and yet We ie sure tia; til. Enquire: would not
's'I"'c 10 iIstrac1. # one OF our Senators were
"pSstJ to yutc for Htat monsier No not G..
'fD 1t the hazerd Of wearing ont the srri:I.
" h>truLiioas" by too frequent use-a remark
Nh h VAS we'll worthy ii consideration, but which
NJ presume did nol then suggest itself when
nat laper eahored 50 loudly FOR Instructions
i 1atr-to tNpun.e one oil lis resolutions, dclib-
G'ely passed IL constitutional placed upon It's Jour
MS We wish the Enquirer had thou.h OF tins,
'hrn that odinus act Was consuninaled. 1t would
'1fe'y have been more legitimate argument then
me nSi ucilons, than nor, WHEN instructions NAV
1t'at as'eas,,re which the Enquirer has denounced
Aqre ably. tl.aa We have done. r can do !
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-22

- Another mcpbrr OF Congress. la. conr that bourne
whence traveller rturn-' Timothy Jarvis Carter Of
Haur dr, in W a4lngton Thursi, last, etrr
iucss. His death al morning the senate
by Mr. Ru isc. and House by Mr l., ans, feeling
eloquent spteccs and usual resolutions adopted
Both Houses then adjourned to Monde, folloHm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-22

,. " d remarkable fact, which cannot have
Sat- T ~ '''e attention of the public that while the
M, ''s"fy advocates declare that they are no enc
go,, '"'e Banks. the whole OF then argument,
n. O'e mat they should be demolished. They
W., " 'f'endshlp for these institutions, at the
Gn r;h NJ that they plunge the dagger under the
!oL ~ ''is be their friendship. We should like
what their en,nlty would be.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-22

o. VIM. Smith, ii Culpeprr, OF tho State
Senate. is nominated IS the successor Congress of
John NJ. Patton, recently elected Executive Council
ior