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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-09-06

There will be remarkable eclipse of
the Sun on the afternoon Of the 18th Of
September inst, W hich, according to the
American Almanac, will be annular in
the Territory Of Wisconsin. in the Dis
trict of Columbia, and throughout OF in
some part Of THIRTEEN States, viz -
throughout Michigan, Pennsylvania, N.
Jersey, Delaware. and Mary
throughout Ohio and Virginia, with the
exception Of the south west part of each
in the western and southern parts OF
New York; in the northeastern part Of
Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, and North
Carolina, and in the County Of Fairfield.
in the south-we part Of Connecticut.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-09-06

F1orida.-A train OF four wagons load
ed with provisions and guarded by six>
teen men. were attacked by party Of
Indians between camp Pincknev and
Okefenokee swamp. The hindmost
wagon on the commencement OF the at
tack turned about aud escaped-ihe 9TH
er three were taken and burnt-oue man
killed, two wounded, and five mules
shot. Great praise is given 10 hIr.
Branch, the wagon. master, for his gall
lantry on the occasion.--He saved the
life OF one of the wounded men by get
ting him up on his own horse in the
presence of the enemy.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-09-06

One OF the greatest novelties of Wes-
tern commerce is the importation Of
ready made houses from the Eastern
States. The rapid flow Of emigration
10 the West promises TO render the new
traffic a profitable one.
From the Pckin (Hl) Telegraph
Novel 1MroRrArIos.--The being
furnished with comfortable and conve-
nient dwelling is among the first and
prominent wants of the emigran,.
But this object is not easily attained.
A resident ia the country, with ell the
advantage Of acquaintance, encounters
great difficulty aud delay in building,
from the scarcity OF materials and labar:
stranger Of course. is subjected to far
greater Inconvenience. II would seem,
however. that some Of our eastern friends
{whom we welcome most heartily to
lis land of promise) are determined not
to submit to this slow. vexa,ious process,
and have hit upon an expedi-nt, of the
Practicablity of which we will not ven
tnre TO predict.
We saw last week in the warehouse
Of J. w. Casey, the various parts of a
house packed in distine, parcels. and
shipped from the East. via New Orleans
to this place, owned by one OF the mems
bers OF the enterprisiug colony Of Dele
van in this county. All the materials
were prepared for being put together,
which would finish and complete the
house. The doors, &c. were already
painted and nothing was wanting but
the shingl;ng of the rool, and the la.l,-
ing and clustering.
To what extent the importing Of hou-
scs may be found advantageous we know
not, but the experiment is well enough.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-09-06
WESTERN FRONTIER.

N The anticipations of trouble ON
our Western frontiers from the CO pgre>
CATION there of such large bodies of In
dians, seem to be on the eve of fear>
full raaliza alton. The St. Louis Bulletin
of the l4th ult. states that an important
despatch has been forwarded by Major
MASON OF Fort Gibson TO Gen. GAINES,
the substance Of which is tina; the Cher
okees have built large council house,
and sent messengers with the black and
red wampum, to all the Indian tribes
from the Red River to the Sacs and
Foxes, emitting only the Kansas and
Osages, inviting them to meet in Coun-
Gil some time in this month. They are
said TO have proceeded with great eau,
ton aud secrecy, and to have fixed the
time OF meeting late enough to admi. of
the emigrating Cherokees reaching their
country. Gen. Arbuckle expressed the
opinion some time ago, that several of
the tribes entertained hostile intentions,
and these Developments 60 to confirm
that opinion-though it is believed no
movement is intended before the Spring.
Gen Gaines, it is stated has forwarded the
despatch Of Maj. Mason to Washington,
with request that be may be permitted
to attend the Council with an armed
force, as the most effectual means OF pre-
venting the formation OF any plans Tor o
general and united rising.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-09-06

Scarcity of Wirss in Tsras-A CORES.
pendent Of the New York Commercial AID.
verliser, writing from Texas under date of
25ib July, says-
Our Congress has passed law, granting
a bonus oftwo thirds OF a league, or 2,e62scres
Of good land, TO every woman who will mar
~ during the present year, any citizen of
this republic who was such al The time of our
declaration OF independence. The conse-
quence you may easily imagine Every
single lady, young or old, good looking or
ugly, has bccn sought out and led 10 The oil.
tar, and ye, nineteen out OF twenty OF our
bachelors orc not only unmarried but unen
gagged, although their dispositions are Tho
beet that can be imagined, and their efforts
corresponding.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-09-06

The New Orleans Bulletin OF the 18th
ut. says-"Ihe long continuance of
rainy weather is frequen, subject Of
remark. Scarcely day passes without
heavy shower. This constant irriga
Eon has kept the city and envirous
clean and wholesome. The UNUSUAL
Iowness Of the river has had no effect
upon health, as the falling showers have
washed all the filth and decayiDg nox>
,ous matter from the banks into the
stream. The present clean, tidy, heal
thy condition Of New Orleans, is the
theme OF remark among the citizeDs,
who often congratulate themselves on
having escaped from the bea, and dust of
the North. by staying at home aud
mindlDg their business"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-09-06

More Resumption.-Wc learn with
pleasure that the Vicksburg Bank has
arranged for loan OF ST. 200, 600, and
the Planters Bank of Mississippi for
loan Of ST. 500, 600. and that the MIssis-
sippi stock OF five millions issued for the
establishment of the Union Bank has
been SO far negotiated that the parties
are authorized to draw Immediately for
two millions. All these sums, making
about 5 millions in all, will enable Mis-
sissippi 10 wheel into line" at once,
aud "dress BY the right" on New York,
These negotiations have been made
at Philadelphia, chiefly, ii not wholly,
under the patronage Of the u. S..
Bank there.=N. Y. jour. OF Coz.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-09-06

The NAvY.-A lIuding TO the articles
which recently appeared in tle Globe,
the Richmond Enquirer says: Had
we felt ourselves at liberty to speak up
Oh the subject, we could have denied
within FIVE days after the articles had
appeared, the agency of the Secretary in
this transaction. We saw a letter from
him, expressly declaring that he was
not the author, and that he did not
know who was.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-09-06
ORATOR SIIJNN

The aiarlinsburg Gszelie contains the
sutjoined paragraph. We were under the
impression that The Orator was among the
Camsncf es:
"W ilson X. Shinn, Esq. Formerly mem
Der of the House Of Delegates. from UsIri.
son county, is ovi ns n candidate Tor Con gTess
in opposition 10 the Hon. VS.. Morgan, the
present representative.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-09-06
To Revolutionary Pensioners.

By a. late act OF Congress, some change
having been made IN the form OF vouchers
tor drawing pensions, 10 avoid ibe trouble
and expense Of postage, &c. TO the old SOL
fiers frequently returning their papers, this
notice Is given 10 inform them that printed
forms can he had in the City Of Richmond
at The iri1ing expense Of three to four cents
each. Wh'g.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-09-06

The Michigan Government having Offer
ed bounty for The production of beet sugar ;,
a large company has been organizedat White
Pigeon for the manufacture. and measures
have been taken to procure hydraulic press
The beet crop is Isree in Michignn.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-09-06

The Governor Of Georgia has released
twelve Cherokees confined in the Peni-
teDtiary of that State, on condition that
they would remove with their brethren
west Of the Mississippi.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-09-06

Felix Grundy resigned his seat in the
Y. ,. Senate on the 10th ult. and enter.
ed upon his duties as Attorney General
OF the y. States on the LIST instant.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-09-06

Richard Rush has arrived at New
York from England, with the Smithso-
hisD bequest 10 gold
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-26
;%s'EsE.s'G SUPPLY,

Am n winch are somc rcls rhcup aud de,rablc
GOODS.
Iuc following arc i.w OF = aitt les Just ier.iy-
ed. 10 which We particularly invite the attention 1T
our luther q liberal friends,
. / and ii Natoaca Shifting.
Cation O1n1tures, oi good qoay OIL
Cabturs all l.. and ls6d
Bach auI blue BLACK SILKS, guilty,
Figured Poult dc Solr do, aye,y rloh aud de,nablc
arlclH,
Fs4fcd Reps do. a ney and sprud,d article,
French Canbnc, and Nu>Ilns. very tiue
'nlsl, French, aud Il Nv Sdh Hose,
j. }t,,s and Gautr,ncn's SIX Gluvts, black, VII tc
and L"td,
Iioan Cum, C nandGerchlrls, lin and hem sdcl,-
ed.
pllld aad Il .arrl i. NJ, An Icra1nl, css ll.ad
knchlrIs
Florence Bra 4, and En-, l'~b Stra" Bonncts, very
hpr,
Lceha1tc plnt, Tuscan, and - d.
SUGAR aud COFFEE, good assortment,
laadIluonto the above ", are IN da'', expectation
Of some twenty "r ihnly Packages moe, whlrb VIII
lenle our stock very Imposing and the prices o. wien
(ls they were bought, principally AZ the Ncm gym
IuriioHs, and almost entirety or tushl cannot lul 10
give general satl,tdolIpn BURTON& ROBES.
March - II I.
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" A. JA UES SHELTON
y Cd T. { 4, q

rE1tlE SUBSCRIBERS hey leave 10 inform then
friends ~ I.ynclhurg aud It's vicinity, that ;hey
have erected a Enge dul conmpdo WARE
MOUSE. al Weslham, whetr all pfodu - inicn dod
lnr Richmond will be I1nded dnlns the ne,t SIX
months. hey having placed helr building some
distance hack from tr river and ,nttreiy ont of
reach oilhe hi hest h',hrfs-Nr. Han, who la,
been N DIN enplns Tor several seas, will reside At
the landing aud shippers M, rely on llirr produce
being taken OF and forwarded without tlcay "A
thry have engaged uumber u covered wagons fr
thu pnrpos"-llaviug incurred considerable cx.
pensc to aecoumodatr our frirnd. we ,lulibe com.
PEELED TO aid small per cent 10 for 1ler charges
rel ubi,e ourselves, bur business being large
will enable u,tp make the 4 lsanrr qtillc light.
LE MS LUDLAN NJ.
Richmond, Ma ch 90 owif
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RsAgE.-nsO.Ab E.sNEa,
nETWEES
lsAli.npHC mud p.stInNcInLin.
LNlIlLiNSIpN NEhCLLlAI

FsNlE Plill.NDElrIllA, WILMINGTON
4 ndBALllMORE Ran Road Company. III
uouuoc to the Publ {, tie following arrtn rmen TOT
Then Passengers Ttaius. between the Two cities.
FIRST TRAIN. will leave Il,- DEPOT. Pratt
>ueet, Baltimore, NJ "a O'Clock, \. II. DAILY,
Sundays .Ncrptrd) N,eaka.l ON bo.ud tie
81 amboat Su>quchnna At HAVE de Grace, and
through l.letuu to WI ulnglnn. Wll lhrrc tab, tie
>l=o9tl s'eamboct Tele2n Ii. cap. Wbllcn and
.rrlte IN PhladcIphl al O'Clock, several houts
h'io1e aha evening Gns lcse That CT, for NrW
OH.
i'.ie through by tbs Lne, oul, TWO pol
LARS.
SECOND TRAIN, hcite the /. STATES
VI AL LINE, viii leave the Depot III PIau street
Daly a1!4 \ NJ. passing Though llnte dc Giaer,
Not1h- last, Elhlon, Wilmington aud Chester. Pas-
~cneeI-h, tins loc viii dat n " ,lmngton and arrive
Philadelphia also IN lIuc 10 lahc the e,euing ais
br New olh.
f9re 10y tn, l.lnr, though THREE Dol
LARS.
RETURNING, thc Lues vii lerc rhrladl
phla at GI. \. VI. aud at : i. VI. Passengers
leaving Pmad' ph,a in "a O'clock line, viii alWays
utte IN the Baltimore 10 dnnet II time ion the
evening ans of The Nest and lot Washington q
~. \. CRAWFORD, Agent.
i,3,iaurr, tiIycl. 2gH le3s. 3W
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-26

IN "Wednesday. the 4,h Of Apr will sell. At
~ pubic auction, HOUSES and LOTS
situated GA Diamond Hi also. Houses aud Lots
on the River, adjoining the lui OF Nj. J,lpes Boat
The above property will he sold credit Of Il aud
IL months, negotiable paper, satisfactorily endorsed
Attic sumo TING and place, / 10 arres ol Land on
WINSTON I'LL, formerly owned by Mr. {. Anihouy.
on credit ni aud months, negotiable paper, 81
tslaetorly endorsed
Also Wagons, Horses and Harness, CnMs.
Hogs llnose ho aud Kitchen Furniture of tve,v
description. on a credit of 10 days, negotiable pa
per
The sales Will commence with the Houses aud
Lots, on Diamond Il then those ON the River; al.
icr which The aud and other articles.
CHARLES PHELPS, Aucfr.
Natch IL tAif
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VALUABLE. 1Ey 3DD1ks, ~. &c.
.gs,st Sscffi,e,l,

4 CLASSICAL LIBRARY
Y Bnllel', Ancient Alas. ti3 Maps >
History ol Congress. tl,.9---l7p31
Gle mugs ol Europe; 5000 sup'r. Quill4;
Cooper , Spi'2cdanl tiil5e's Gfeccc;
American :, lt1anae 1853; Aslon.
History al 1'cx.ls; SECRET Deblirs II Congress -
Con,,och- Miucaoav; Shepherds do; -
Law and Ltt Live; " + II well -;
Ambcrcronib,e on tie Bmla; Dupsl'sons lily
GENE
Mrlnlosh's Ethiod PhI!o4ofhy;
Dunghson', Human Philosophy Arnott's E.encats
of Physics; ChlH>'s Blackstone Chiuy's Med
cal Jurisprudence Brush Speeches Irish do;
fedciallst. Ssnonll's all 81 Roman Empire
llnunc'- &r. England, / vpI,, Cambridge Malhe
maties Sacrl PiNa: liuchlaud's Geology, in
= vols ; aAd l}niWer's RE aud Hall oi Athens,
uoiL vi surprising interest aud worth, oil lis au-
ihui.
Also. 4 great vnicly OF French. English, Latin
aud Greck Schoal Bouhs Fan Books Musical
instruments Of almost every descriptions.
MARTIN & LATHAM.
=. y. We have on hand Il variety Of Law Reports.
English and American, aud Other Law Books, which
We will sell avery sua tdtance IN cost.
November - II Is
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II. tssc stage and opening this NOrnitlg.
G.fRpF.V'F; SF3EH, NJ.

EpEn TlENll BEET SEED. loug do
q tt'ht Aspuarnss do
Eetlly York Cabbage. hrse do
Dmmheaj, do do SAVOY do
Largo aud small Tomato. do
Lima Beans
Eol, sN week Snaps
do do do Pans do.
Squirting Powder,
Scag,lN, 1--we,
Drinking tups,
Snuff boNes aud Pipes, both vcu, ,upcrio, and
beautiful.
Shaving aud Comb Brushes do da do
plNIn. talds Frtaeh cases, AID nlI 81 vei, baud
senr,
l.rr's rJriaaS fault, Mrcins al well established,
Indian Extract tor Rheumatism valuable remri
ENnHct al MnNtatd Pills
Essence IT do Tor do do
Jews llAlps, 4 few, se,s large sHr,. For sale by
llOWEl. DAVIES.
March %
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EN.y'CEsResHG .sC.sDENy.


HNlE SUBSCRIBERS having associated Them.
d selves ogct e. Tor III. ulpose OF conducting
fhr above mentioned iH.tInron Whrh will be opened
on III" 9th March neNt Ion the Instruction Of
SOUtt. respectfully slliella slne OF public pat
innagr.
'Nhc Academy, known rs the Old baptist
Church, Is large aud conmotlons conveniently
and pleasantly situated the W csttrn ter n,,na,ioD
al 3l street. aud lulrd from the NOISE and hustle
OF the town
That course Of instructions viii br pursued Which
will qualify the pupils Tor aim,sson Ilto COLLEGE or
,ae University.
The p,lces Of n,tior, Tor the session OF five
months, Will be-, iar
onhography, Heading. W,lt,ng and Arh-
mrue $3.50
English Gtmmaf. Telegraph, ~hh the
ol Maps aud Gubcs. ANCIENT aud
Maiden II stony, Natural aud Moral ph
losophs. Rlrtofir, ios'c aud Mental PHI
lotopbN, SIS 90
Ma heuaiics, the Latin and Gl"ch language. 1000
pomesllr aid Fo'c,sn Eook keeping, an
ezra rhatac Ut o0,0g
i}onrd md ndeine VIII be- furnished the lurils
Who may drso II, loi $40 per month,
10 y. SHELTON,
" n. JA NES SHELTON.
n - Ret to Nj. Joseph T. Godl,r, aud Rev
Wnl. pelkn, 81 lhc ratark Henry Academy;
Grurral Ihllmd ii llc.rA #Doct. Dala,d vi pit,y.
yanlai N. i. RmNs. tspt. Ino. 'Inrpi aud
Rev. y IL tobbs 81 i ,dlol1 Do,,r Henry La
l,nI and Ru, - Pave. Nm. r. \ anrr,, Esa'r. and
Capt plra.ant Lobby. III lNnrllbnr. lanes G..
llals II and Thus Wnod,ou, teacher, III Guar
onrsv,llc, Benz. u Du,e, Doc,. Jno. ). Win tor
and Re-. fe1nlus ot Louisa.
Feb. II ,sif
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tors IA Gnsress br instructed TO vote against my
hi having Tor lis object any connection between III.
Federal Government aud the Bankins institutions
oil other governments '-mheh WAS declared BY the
Speaker 10 be out OF order. Mr.. Bots appealed.
but the spea&ers decision was sustained, ayes 6s,
noes 20.
The balance Of the day was devoted 10 the tax
aud appropriation bills, u. &c.
IMPORTANT ANOWAL.-An able writer IN
the New \ ork Evening Post, the organ OF the .oco
foco branch Of the Administration party in thu
State, AM whose sentiments are sanctioned l., the
Elllor Of that paper, las recently made ayowals
which viii s,aftIe the community They are, in
s>raaee, l>l, tint indtiiaoi daakng tof. in o,4er
words tar ri.ht of To d eli an1 l,,rr, II ST, mp
lis own noury shop and issue In, own SHIN pl,s.
ter~,) Is ldrut lid with the Sub-ffra>uty scheme,
aud thai the Iit., cauuot be maintained unless tie
iorrcr 70 laod ia hand Will aud lily, that ifthe
State Government Will not consent IL tins individual
banking. by this simultaneous ptos,ralion of their
State Banks Na'.ona! bank is absuluie'y iaasp pen
st5ie, aud the staunches democrats he says, viii
be forced 10 admit that - the General Goycmmral
NUT rocur to is ancient roncy.a
VII not these ,ais opca the eyes of the l.eo-
pie to two facts, to which too lnany Of them have
long tninQl IN iacrc lu3u, ear FIRST, hath de
.t.ucion oil tn. 5 ate B,nhs, fou the begl.nlng
at tie bottom ofthc W. upon the [. :. Bank !
AID secondly that iu NJ III that mot ruinous nea
sure, the " dcnscrlrs'' will themselves 90 Tor the
1hast6r-ouy Oh nsng its Iocarioa from Pull
these opinions are entertained by the stannch de
,I ".
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SPLENDID ais.M GOODS,
s,HEE ON DENrlsT,

JUST FROH NEIf YORK
gbERGAIAN striped Sllh, OF rhc latest syr,
Z Rich Gro dc Npes do do do
Victoria i.luci Saltius, superb styl',
lilach Italian OF the richest gloss,
Dress llnuler1lticf lust from Paris,
Pick Nck Gloves, oug aud short,
ENlra ~tper bite Md doa ,t,
White. oae AMI pink figured Pa,siaa Gauges,
iur Plrrns and Balls.
few Patterns f White figured SAls, for slr
clal occ SUNS.
thallry Aprons, heaufi article
l.ldes desiruis Of obtaining the newest and dcci-
dedly the most beautiful Dress Goods will call
lily at ROBINSON 4 ELLIOTT !.
-Mrchj to
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Twenty five tanic, have arrived AT Carmel, Hi
nois, from Switzerland. The Editor of the Cleve.
land Advertiser saws, they have brought with them
upwards OF two millions oil dollars in specie.
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GRAND SCllL NE ,

EfsIdts 4 9Icll uumbrr Of 3fOt. so GODS, Nc Ac.
Whole Tickets Sl0-hllvrs S5--qunlet, - so.
fcr lie M great variety OF numbers, al
TALBOl"S LUCKY OFFICE,
Lyaetburg, ] d.
= Ordrrs nom the country, accompanied with
tlte1ash or Plilc Tickets Tor Tickets IN Any Nn-
slaIa scheme dr,wnby y. S.Gfcgory & Co. Mana
"rts, will be promptly supplied and Exchange on
The most liberal tclns ELI cled. addressing letters
(post pdd) 10 MELVILLE TALBOT,
Lyhchbnrg, la.
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seed Oats a. Cora for sal
rhNilE subscriber has Tor sale 100 bus ,ls Of Seed
h oats Of superior quail. y, aud 100 barrels doubts
cared White hni Cou--lour months crr,lia wiIi'Sa
given when The purchase amounts 10 Scb,, the pur-
luHyr. HAWKINS.
Jan. 25il is
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\ ! S on hand u lsfac assortment ol Tin Ware.
\ Il winch lie will sell very low. Mere hants
WHO dead III this article, WIN do well tocall on
iIn as he @attons his woih Ia be as well executed
~ n any oihoI establishment N the Stair.
lie has also hand, and Is prepared maxi, Stills
Kettles, aud every kinl of Ware II his busiaess--
House Covering aud Spplling with Tin OF Copper
on the most approved plan, aud low prlcrs.
= STOVES, ofdliteren kinds and sizes.
February 10 visit
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Departed this ld', GA the , Ilst., ~ his Fathers
residence IN til couaf, Oh \ narr.t, GLirroN II.
RuekEg, ~ tlpe 50 year OF hls age. Mr. Rncher
wL. for many year, resident -, Tins place; he left
, children and re cuNe ct ftlatioas and friends
to mourn der nrcpalble loss, bat rhe.r loss Is his
eternal : I'M
- on SuaI9y, I'D o February. l.lIll Ron
EKrsoN CujIssri ut William 1. Robertson ia 37lh
Ne Ut her az, leaving Chitafen and lar e tram
Of connections To Lament Ter loss. foI Is years
She wa p,oll, III nlber Of NJ. l.. Church. aud hnr
vaiN and ,ougrf,a ou were such as became her pro
!cssion. In all Tie appropriate expressions Of love
10 her yiuur and lbs cause her example viii long
b. remembered. Death to hei was dsarmed oi his
terrrors but Tor licr mpedNent relatives she fell great
sulicItndc and nhtn hI Vas fdulterHg in death
she sad to one, tell linn, tell INN, 10 prepare Tor
death.
Happy spirit thou art f. d.
Nherc 40 grief can entrance fad,
Luiled 10 rest the aching hcatt,
And sooihcd the SORROWS OF til, mind.
Every tear be wiped away.
StgAs 40 more shall beaYc thy breast.
Nlght is lS III endless day
SDriDw IA eternal rest.
,ssxzEx.zxz II IS
TORRENT,
a NJ OR TWO comfortable Rooms over our
" store, suitable lei O,iiCrs 81 Iodsn5 Rooms
NARIlN, WARD y DAVIS.
l-tnaiik l
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Capital Prizes Of $4,000 cscI,
40 PriHrsOf 1000 do
SycHlsblIrg EOttery.

Together with MN, OF 500 $40 $50 nc. &c Be-
W hole Tickets only S5-llalyes 9l4-t}narter. 81 l.
For Sale nj
TALBOr'S LorrEHY 4 ExcuAvaE OrrIcr
Lynctbnre, Ia.
O. 1'cketnumbers 6. - 81. asmall Capital OF
200 IN the MonongaIia Lolrery just sold aud pail
TALBOTS OFFICE.
/ WISH TO htq, by the, mouth. IS or 20
Negro T2en. ! or Boys to drive
cht,--to work upon the James River aud kanawiia
anal The work is dry aud under a careful mana
ser. MATT. NJ. kEkR.
Mach &c Iwu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-26

Nj. hotiS moved to ttke up tue Currency REQ
luton, Which. aiier SONG debate. WAS ,e,.c,,d-
ayes 80, noes SO
MI L. Then offered resolution. "that our Seua-
tors IA Efngtess b. instructed to vote srain, my
bill having Tor It's object any connection between tie
+ edefh Government aud the Banking institutions
oil other governments" --Mhch WAS declared bv tic
Srea&efto be out OF order. Mr.. Bolts appealed.
but the SPEAKERS decision sustained, ayes 65'
nues 30.
The balance OF the day was devoted 10 the taN
and appropriation bills, u. &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-26

c. Linn BANKS, Esq. is nominated b, rrcr
IN the Eq 'irer, to fill lhe Vacancy in Congress oe
casioued by the erection Of John NJ Patton To lht
office ul Executive Ccunclllo:.