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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-24

III ch1f.- at lIe last Assembly llioulacd IN IL
Eat Presbyterian Chnrrlr. and arfo,nirl ~. f,.h.
81 t@t9afaJ. and named a committee to Obtain
lie books from the elcth Of the last Assembly. Al
if tins withdrawal. the remaining portion Of the ~
Srmdis proceeded 10 organize, and elected Wm. :.
Plume, ri Virginia. loierdior. aud +. w. Crane.
oI Ncw ! oik, Clerk. Tho New York journal ol
Commerce expresses tho opinion that tl,c division
thus erected will be permanent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-24

$50 EeurI street, New Sork,
nFFER for sale, on liberal terms, a large and
~ desirable assignment Of British, French and
Italian Dry Goods, particularly adap,td to the
southern market. Merchas.s ylsitlting New York
are respectfully invited 10 examine their stock.
New York, May 81, AVN
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FOR MIR. VAN BUREN,.

An old Woman WAS taking hone, lom a hive. " hon
The Bees flew out, and attacked her. Whlle She and
the Bees were thus too busy with each other to At
tend 10 any thing else, a tame Dear stole beEna the
old Woman. and robbed her honcy-pot. When size
was done, she TOOK care 10 put tie cmajndel oil hcr
honey ontol the Hear's reach; whcrcaron he went 10
the hive, TO get some more. But the irritptetl and
starving Bees flew out upon him, and, tho hcsnc.
ceeded N o'eltutnlns thcir hive, lhey siung out lis
eyes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-24

FROM ENGLAND-The New Yo,k p,pc,s
announce The arrival ofthe ship Wcslchcster. with
London dates otllle 23rd aud Liverpool of the oi,h
ult. The political intelligence is un,utcrcstinp
The Cotton market was heavy during The week end
iug ON the 2lst, and the tendency Of prices aeains,
the holder.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-24
FOR TIE LIONS OF TIE DAY.
fr,,.

\ Lion, s%pringiug oncaay from ms den. tore the
ground with his paws, lashca himself with lns tail.
aud roafed drimnccto The forest. At tins moment.
a Gnai stung INN ou the nosr. The lion snrezcd
n3Jcsae9llN, and lifting NJ ls huge paw. aim,d
a iHfions hiow II the Inp4ssac usecl. ml5. IN The
next moment, WAS buzslus IN lbs cal 81 tlcLIinr his
eye i.ds. The repeated attempts of lhc LION t.,
crush Inn we're nnaaailiug, and 1t length I,uas DIV
en- 10 seek %'ei"ge, tom hs Pllay cnemy, intAe
darkness ut ms cave.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-24

~ The New York Gazette, speaking OF the
Washington Chronicle, SAWS, II =" would advocate
paganistn tomorrow II Mr.. Calhoun should tn,n
woIshippcr Of jupiter
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COMPREHENSIVE.

yENllE subscribers have this day entered into co
u partnership, for the purpose of transacting a
general Dry Goods johbins business. under The firm
olpm,y a Mclaughlin, At 100, Pearl Street.
HENRY PURDG
WM. d. MCLAUGHLIN.
New York, May i, Ie55
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-24

o. \ potion Of the ciiihens of Northampton
gave public dinner In their late delegate. Joseph
Segar, Esq on lac 18th INST.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-24

o. The Geu9ai Asseubiy Of The Presbyterian
Church convened in Philadelphia Oh the 10Th inst.
\ number of the members Of the aynods eat onby
the last Assembly presented their commissions,
which were rejected, Htlcrcupou q protest WAS read
by Nj. Clr.ycluad Of Michigan as1t#t the olsan'-
.lfa.aoftlte Assembly. aal lhc ucUa5# - opposed 10
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NJ tssgsIAtsE.

Married, on Thursday evening. the l7th INST. by
the Rev. Josiah 'olc, Mr. PLEASANT Omstu, To
Miss MAUrr, AN t,NnLru, ali of Tins rl,ce.
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EsFe. EsegEST a. CLEMENT,

nFFERS his professional services to the ci
" zens of Liberty and to the adjacent count
aud hopes by close attention TO merit II share ot pub
patronage. Residence at VIM. Terry's-o0ice.
Msin Street, Il few doors below W,n, Tery's !
vern.
NAY WV
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For MESSRS. JACKSON, VAN buren, <
CAI.IIOIN.

THEA Avn THE Lar Doc.
The ASS was jealous ofIis mlsjrr's fon1ncss for
his Lap-l)ng, and wishing 10 rjyal him. cnararored
to initiate his iawning. SO one day when the mas
ter had the Dog III his lap, the ASS came capcrine
around him, and rearing up, began to paw lllm most
allecuonately, and much to tile annoyance Of the
Dog, whom he took care TO tap silly on the side of
the head. The Master, enragcd At the familiarity,
and the injury done 10 his layoritc, struck the ASS
with his cane, when the sufly brute turned his heels
upon him, aud was driven of with some difficulty.
The Ass next tflcd 10 make interest wifh the fdvoriic
himself, and finding Inn one day gnawine vt a bone,
Offered to crack 1t ior HIM. The Dog accepted the
service, and The Ass, (tio' the taste OF flesh went a
gainst him. having broken the bone with hs strong
Jaws, put down his muZzie To loudlr the boz.
But there WAS 40 marrow IN the bone, and the Dog
snapped at his nose, and told Aim to so about his 6u-
slncSs.
Application.
They who remember Caihoun's quarrel with Van
Burcn for the favor of Jackson can be 1t no lo>sto
make an application oilhe first part Of this fable.
HIS attempt at reconciliation, and the result Of II, are
equally obvious,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-24

The Statc-Rj9hts party affirmed Tie soyefc iaufy
oil Tie States, coutcnd,d ior suict constIuctans Of
tie federal constitution, and denied HE constitutions
aIHy oilhe Bank, The Tiril, aad the system OF latcr-
tal Improvement. Wien thc chatter Of The Bank
vas abautto expire, the occasion drew the attention Of
ONE OF that party exclusively to that, and they forgot
10 look iof danger from any other quarter. by siding
with them on tbat enc point. the ltrleIaI Govern
mcnt has succeeded in t~rampling down the soye-
le'Snty oithe States in riftttins the Tariff on tla
Soulful by means ofIle lurcc-bill III making tlc Pres
idcnts Will the criterion Of the "onstituiionalIy Of
any Internal Improvement and the Presidents
Proclamation the Constitution Of the Uuitcd States!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-24

NIRGINiA-Atn ruiz held in The Clerks O0irc of the cr-
Y cut Superior Court OF Law mud thHnetry for the couI-
ty of Amherst, on Monday, the iii day ol May, 1888.
William II. knieht, Plaintiff,
HodiHSt
Edward A. Cubcll and Stephen Turner, Dcicndant5.
u tHANtIEN.
The defendant, Stephen Turner, mol lnying entercd his APP
pcurnncc AID eiyrn security according loihe Net ot Assembly
md the fulrs of tis Court, aud II appearing by sntisltctory
evidence tlHt he Isnut M Inlalitat al tIIa country, II IA OF
Ierod that the said defendant do nPpear here on the inst day
of the nexi September term, and answer the bill of the
plaintiff; and thnt II copy ot tbs order be forthwith inserted
IL some newspaper published ~ the town Of i%.ynrhburc, fof
two months sncerssisol,, aud postcd ut tie front door OF the
court house vi lhs county,
\ topt 3i.st',
ECHl.RT TlSSLEY, c.
Mag 81. w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-24

Tbasrnt. IH|tetuciajis watched the progressed
.,cp,.. l,l the astriehtor ten years. cannot but have
To, fallv satisfied dat the cLicf danger 10 our lie
.,aneau institutions lies IN the growth Of E,reu-
,,re influence. which. through the appointing power,
excricd upon the Representatives Of the people
4..t selurine licm from their allegiance 10 the con
.,;,5ra5 body, and then, If they fail 10 carry the PEG
.le with tllrm. r~cwarding hem for their betrayal
:, ,hcr hieh and holy rtust.# \ fact, stated by the
N-ashineton correspondent Of Inc :. ! Journal oil
Commerce stnniagly illustrates this Icmalh. lie
s,ys-" learn that there are sal applications before
The President fer the vacancy in the situation Of
Charge DIES Affairs al Peru, occasioned 10y the death
Of Mr.. Thornton. Many of them arc from past
members of Congress, and some from present mem
bcrs. whose political career IS likely to eud with
This Congress- Ii ean be readily supposed-and
the suppesition is not without facts 10 sustain it
that members of Concross do nottccl very reluctant TO
obey Executive orders, without regard to the will
Of their constituents, when they are relieved from
the consequences of tlieir responsibility to the peo-
pie whom they represent, by thus paving The way to
Executive favor. If the people punish them, the
be deemed 4 higher honor to be a livcricd dependent
Of the E&ecutiyc, than to be a Representative of the
people, Gudsing from the caecrncss with which the
latter station is exchanged for the former,) we can
no longer wonder II the prompt seryility with which
Executive orders are obeyCd, and the very slight
regard which is paid To the most unequivocal oppos-
ing demonstrations Of the opinions of the people.
EXecutive influence i" has increased, is increasing,
and ought To lie diminished" This WAS the ground
taken by the Republicans Of % though the oppo-
site assumption Is maialarncd by the s~cIfstylcd Re
publican parry Of the present day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-24

= h''5He rhe grsst Pffps-c Winch H. raor,s,- -
a''s b'1 la,,gn >
t'@ NJ ~ Ni.tE$ q NJ. tialaI y
Tn noa Is INV M,Naru.
lhhl'aE IaN touutu the tiN'> Wangsi, aud when
l'' oN '1i'De 10 ct h. dro,, hun away. The OK
ne" b3r' n3'eutiy, expecting the nps#ta Ell As
i3l''en As hr wanted, MI leave the rest II linn. Eat
'2iins ne d5 not ct, lie especially told hrs bu>l-
hg,>'ha fHfHfstrd leave t. eat his dlnuer IN peace.
"oh! saul the Dog "yon gicat STUPID brute, is II
HoSsihie Ven are so absttd asto wautto eat tins stun.
winch Is - better than SO many old rays, Wly.
! Is moi IN int i Dog ~ eat" I'll may btso." sad
the oN'' i'ft II Seems soul TASTE Is la,te dGtrcnt
nom NINE so well You would 80 to The Kitchen.
ana ,'aFr me 10 MUNICH my lay IN peace stip 10
the devil SAID the Dog, 'hungty AS an. will
sta' here, II II IS only 10 keep ,or from filing your
5fdstIN naunrl with such Trash rs thus lie 1t 81"
rnpfod the oN, Il dare say | can stand stafe,ae As
"'iattoa. In the mean inne will II, aud peh =
hIiie sf'ss 10 keep sud- andbody together" lie did
Sc 1nl while lie WIS thus rmployrd tie spitrful Doc
L'P, us roSi TIL he Wis TOO weak to crawl to the
kitchen, aud 50 he died.
application.
" lien the fourth ,uslalment under the Dcposlte
h'I irII que, tie States wished To receive IT III paper.
ana give credit Tor II rs 50 much specie. But Messrs.
' m butrn anu Calhoun were quite feauIalizcd
that they should soil lhelr fingers with such filth,
rays, lhd held On 10 It, though II was Of no USE 10
them NeanwhtIe the freasnIic IS 81 both renamed
empty. The consequence IA thai the steam of V.
rs itnnoaS Kitchen hls lot its tempting odonr, aud
h Is sn completely starved down that he has 10
strength To lcplr1isl ms 1Hrdyr.
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THE sENeEassgGsG
y q "a CL an M &
INlE SPRING MEETING Of Tie Lynehhurg
Jockey Club viii Commence on Tuesday, the
Ill, day oi June, and continue loul days.

80 ''ff' ~ y III : " f''Nf W.
oth day oiJunc, and continue loul days.
lat DAY.
ASwccpstlkes for colts and GlicS, Three yclr4 old.
mlle heats, entrance 100 halt forfeit, to name and
close the a0lh Mny. Three or more TO make race.
A S"cepstahe ~ colts and 6llles, mlle heats, en-
trance 500, /. or Pay; 10 name aud close the even
ing before The lfst days race; three 81 moro 10 make
n race This race will he ran ON either Of the four
d'ysmost agreeable to the parties Interested.
Cd Day.
Projectors Purse 700, enlc heats, entrance IS 10.
ID DN.
The Tynchbure Silver Plaic, orG1oo. n, the op.
ton OF the winner two mile heats, entrance 10.
18th DAY.
Jockey Club Pause ~l00, fee Of discount, three
milo heats, entrance S20.
MELVILLE TALBOT, Pr
April 26 III
The prospects arc good for fine Racing tins
Spring, Tho following stables OF horses will be
here next week Col. McCargo's, Mayor Doswells,
Mr.. tl,ibouin's. Mr.. hdans's, Mi. Mackland's,
Col. Whites, Mr.. McDan,ei's. Mr.. Ilousc,lght's
and some othcis. Al. II. Proprietor.
May p thr
' 'ncul superior CONT otl.iW mi 'Imurp,} Lon The
count, III i9dmrst, on MONDAY, the 'd,das ol NieY, l@t3.
William, II ,I,l", ilunnd.
stephen Turner and Edward \. rolclI. his trustee,
Defendants.
Is CnANcrnY.
The %dcfndaul stephen Turner, not having entered Ina
appearance g"l g'ee aacull,, "cord'ns 10 tlr net Of A..
factory oyiirncr. thai le - not an ,nlnbiI1'nt Of iii. Com.
mon" onhll 4: iris onlrnd TINT tho aid d,lendn : Il appear
the hill al the pla,n,dI, mud thai n copy al TIL. nnlo, be loulr
viii, inserted y" soh' ne" paper puhlril'd IN the town al
| ynrhlurr, fr two months sneccsshelv, aud portod at the
front doof OF the court hpiae ol thu county,,
A topy-Ieste
EoHERr TlS5iEy,c.
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N T. w BOOK >

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED n large as
w sofiuent Of rlcRanl new publications, III the
varionS bancles of literature, VIZ: Cuvicrs Amman
Kingdom; Iycll's and Comstock's Geology do
la Hcelle's Geological Manual; Manual oil CLASSIC
al Literature Sisnondis fall of the Roman E'n-
pre-: Nlebult's Rome Wheaton's International
Law Hartford Convention; Fisher on the Vine;
Mrs. Sigourncy's Letters; Methodist Hymns and
Prayer Books, all sizes, and very fine; Waveriy
Novels, y Vols. Dayy Dumps; Sketches in
Paris; Egypt, Arabia Pe!rea and the Holy Lsnd;
Celestial Scenery Of the Heavens by Thos. Dick;
Abso,t's Way to do Good Young Mans and Young
Lady's Library Young Wife's Book Young
Husbands Book; Gen. McComb's Tactics; Mrs.
Barbauld's Lessons; Clark's Commentaries onthe
New Testament; Binely's Travels IN Europe;
Cliniquc Mciicalc, by Andlal Lady Blcssington's
Complete Works / Vol, &c. &c. together with
u very extensive assortlnents of English, Greek, La
tin and French School Books aud Stationary Of
every description, wholesale or retail, at low pri ccs.
Oar stock is now the most complete ever offered
in This Market, and we particularly invite the reading
community 10 call aud examine for themselves.
MARTIN & LATHAM.
Mays Is
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Besides great number Of 300. $50, SO. &c. &c.
Whole Tickets only slo-IlaIves $5-Quadcrs
- 50.
+ OF sale IN a great variety Of choice numbers, nj
TALBDf'S LOTTERY Il EXCHANGE Orv,c..
LynesbWg. ~.
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rs 10 the order of Tobacco, we haze before given
our opinion, that ~ medium should be preserved. 1t
should not be SO day as To crumblc, OF SO high IN or
der as To moull. Ayold by all means putting up
yonr Tobacco too high IN order, for both the Man
nllcInfers and Stemmers prefer the medium.
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VIRGINIA AT mle4 held IN tho Clerks blier al tho
' Crcuii superior touit ri LAW aud tlbncrfN ir the
county of Amherst, on Moniuy tie nh day ofMu,. iHb}.
Henry liaggutd, Plaintiff
IoatHSt
MnItin London. levin L, Simpson, Juncs Warrington md
Lewis Gregory, executions nt Jnur7 London, deed, aud Mel.
1un &. DmA san, administrator nth the Will uueNnlot Autlu
ny Ruckef, decd. Defendants.
i tUANcFRf,
The defendant, Martin London, not having entered l-
Appearance and given security, according Ia tho net of
Assembly and the rules al iIns Cunt, aud II Appearing
bv satisfactory evidence, that h. ~ not an inlalntnni of
Is country II Il ordered that the said defendant do MP
PEN here on HE first dHv othe nest September term, md mn
swer tho bill Of the plnini1; and that II copy OF tins order be
iorih~ nh Inserted IN some newspaper pnbllshei IN the town
of Iyncll,urg Tor Two months successfully, and posted ut tho
front door OF the coutt-houre oflhis county.
a Copy-Tertc,
ROBERT TlNSLEY, c.
NAV u wan
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.:sDzs FsEE.Y'Eg.e'G

EXECUTED At THIS OFFICE,
Witl, ,ic;a.I;css and dcspatth.
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-" khlHUIum ncri
forurs ac mclins masnus plrfumqur seent r.
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The height otthe writer's ambition Is to act well
',' pa'.o II the 9nat' leaving. tolhc Llons oil the Day
all the donors OF that character.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-24

u Eighteen Of tic twenly-six Governors of
States are Wings, and only eight friends Of the
Admlnistration-to wit, New Hampshire, New
York, Virginia, A%ia5atna,, Mississippi, Missouri,
lIichigan and Arhansas.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-24

= h'3''E 'ae e'.at rtIas, olist a. mofs,-
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t. Elizabeth Ciiy ia addition to the counties
heretofore enumerated, has appointed Delegates to
the stlro Commercial Cotacu'lon, 10 be Ar}l N
laoa! IL Pie -souad Welap.day III lua..
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REVIEW
or TIE A..s'EITYE KG .N.FEhE7'
Corrected by HOicOMbc a. Otcy,
COMMISSION MERCHI MIS-.

Inspected The past week, 5G2 hhds. We notice
no change in prices, although the accounts from
England 10 April 2ith represent tobacco as being
lull and vpry lltlr ,nino
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I'llE subscriber having purchased the entire
L stoch and interest Of Dot. L. j. rain q, II
III, c'nc"rn OF fuurqniran Il IA nier, respectfully
fo'1cis c"mtuju&rte ot thr nrrotaee "a llbeidily
"sowed upon the Late hrr'. lie uoH mas, aud vii
'on'nue to keep on hand, i ecne!a assortment ID
'"c'es pertaining To lils business: VI.
DHt :'S, MEDlGlNEsH1t-s'.I t'Es. OILS,
"iFNIs, rs.IEaNL.E.ra sc. ar.
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e Alt.-sssS.aED g.G.sai,
BETHEs.N
SIi.iI., DY:. and plIIniipInIak..

'NllE PtilLhDELPlllk WILMINGTON
and i Al flNOkE R,u -Rua1 Company. ~
hounee 10 the Public. the tolio~tn. man, rrnl tor
their Pr>Scu.cs Trans. between the Two eItlr,.
FIRST TRAIN, viii leave th- D,fof. Pratt
street, Giliunott. At ~ O'Clock. \. VI. DAILY.
tSunda,s rAcepcI) BleaNta,l On boatd The
Steamboat Susqnchnin, At llivrc dc Craze, and
through El,Iou 10 WI uinston. VII tbere lake the
splendid sfeamhoat TelcUt,plt, cap. Whlcn. aud
arrive IN Philadelphia at / O'Clock, several hours
betnre thu tvtnulg Cam leave that Cit, for New
York.
Fare tllou h by this Line, on'y TWO DOL
LARS.
SECOND TRAIN, being the |. STATES
NAIL LINE, viii leave the Depot ~ Pratt street
Dall, M"4 y NJ, passing though Have &c Grace,
North East, Elkton Wilmington and Chcser Pas
sengef.ls this lme III dun NJ Whining ton aud arrive
III Philadelphia also IL Iiae to iakc the e,cgns Cans
Tor New GofA.
Fatc by TN, Linz. through. THREE Dol.
LARS.
RETURNING; the Line, will leave PhlladrI
phta, AT ~. \. NJ and At !. NJ. Passengers
leaving ph,d, phin in "a o'cloch line, viii always
arrive III the Baltimore to dunci Il IN time Tor tue
evening Cas- for HE Wcs' and for Washington CT
~. A. CRAWFORD Agent.
i5utlinore, ifdrrh. ooh ls3@. 3s
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SALEM ACADEMY.

,,,uE Trustees OF this Institution take pleasure in
,.,Aiur known. that thrv have procured the
..-,c., Of MI W. &. Williams A. VI. who brings
III him unuurstionahle testimonials rs a teacher,
. IN the vacancy occasoncd by the resignation Of
r s. Reeve, Esq. Tor the p 'sr'h year.
The Female department will be conducted by Mss
poy, bu, under the immcdarc surerin'cndance ot
W,llia,n,: and hom the qualifications aud cx-
i.,c. u: both, the board does not hesitate to be
r.! ,l,, uuuls OF both sexes viii have the ad,an-
- al acquiring all the information that can be
LJ ., any similar ,s,rtutun IN the upper county.
rbs utmost zeal aud diligence on the pan oI HI"
,,,d of trustees, united with the Efforts ol the
's..hc,. will be- exered 10 The genera advance
p~nt Oi The puiii'.
And If ma, be rruly said, that this school com
.ac, all the advantages Of Board and fnl'ion OF
9usual chcalue,s, OF highly respectable and
,,,hy urighbrhood, aud location unsurpassed
IA, beauty aud health IN Virginia.
The first session viii 20 rmrice on the 81 II march
io., AVID elo.e the 2lst August u,xt.
Tz,aeES.
r,,rl \ incidental ex enrr> $40 10 $50 per session
1uuoa-l. class, Spell NJ 4 Read
Ing,
"a do Reading, Wntlng
and Arllhn.tlc. J
3 do Grammar. Gcogia
phv &c. 10
Alb. History Natural phlus-
oplv. Chemistry. AZ. &c. IA
9th. Language, nalnelnat-
9th. MUSIC. u
9Th, FIcnch, u
By ntd Of / c l5uald,
JNO. I. J. WHITE, President.
+ F. Warn, Stcfetarp
saltm Bofct3art Co, Mare. -.
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SURGICAL. SSyssI'y!E-T..

~ hysicnns, country ntrcb ,nrS and his tiirnds,
.i 'y' ne pie d-cs unused udt las goods shail he
"' 20 nhh@ III ,!is n,iihr. tia, BIZ viii sell ~
e'''e nncr, aud lse every cxrri1n to give
M'c''on II. 4. ] DiEQtREAN.
-
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chaino like tins, together with IN ifnp"ation of un
worthy motives. aud all ths deliberately written and
published. | could but feel very differently
from what should have done under mere casual
tOnafk.
Bnt the Senator says that II have not changed
my PRINCIPLES. have ut least rot Into strange cum
pany. Why, really, MIR. President, the gentleman
has 81 recently changed his relations thar he
10 have forgotten lulo what company he has fallen
himself \ laugh. lie s'ys that some Of my
friends once bronGed IL the Federal party. Sir, nm
ready I" 90 into examination wuh the honorable
Senator Al any lime. aud ihen shal see II there
are not mnrc members nlih, old Federal par
" amongst those whom The Senator has 50 recently
oined than side al the House. The plain truth
Is, that 1t IS theohl Federal ptfty with whom he ~
now acting. Tor III the former grounds OF differ
cucc which distinguished that party, md we're the
great subjects OF contention befwceL them mud the
Rcpubhcans, have ceased ilom lapse OF time, aud the
change of circumstance. with the exception "f "ne.
and thai Is the maintenance aud increase III Fxecu-
ave power. fhis waan leading policy OF tho Fed
e,a parry. \ snous, pow ru. and energetic Et.
etnfse was ia ttvoutc teurr. The leading inel'i-
her4o thai paify bad enne nul oi the National Con.
efutian with Impression that under tire new Cow
siItuton inc fNCeetlyr ann WY to weak. Tho
danger they appfehe1lrd was. t,at the Executive
oouid be abqnibed hy the !" -s.aiIve department o
the Governments md Accordingly the Old Federal
duennc vas that The ENrcl1st must be upheld,
TIA II is iuiucnee must b. eNicadcd aud strengthen
ed anl y t,Gtps to his III lis patronage mest ba
lnuliipl,~ti haa What, pay Is AT THIS hour the
lrliln4 uhirct 81 liaf ,afy winch the Senator has
/ lotned, but thisscls thue II was maininIned III
ft,r Convention by NJ. Madison, that 10 remove
pubic uliecr wIuont ,lltd cansr would t,ghtlully
subject lre4tdaut al The utei STATES 10 imlearl-
ncot. l'ni now nof on, u ~ fo'son required hut
the principe J. maintained 'hat reas1n can be-
kcd, \pRrmptel ani l. pr, IN h7 place beeanSe
such u til pleasure ct The P,csment.# In air'a
Il Itcram n, founded upan hi, prtucr'e OF respo,-
ability, III rses nj ot lac l :. Is not oily rrAc-
NCdllN me- ibe. but 4 81 dpiEn a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-02
LANCASTER: II BRYANT,
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lni Dcnicr- in t.Ioccrio* and NonnirJ Fr"dNr',
asANE o,t received in.c aud well assorted
4 \ Sluch Of GROCERlES, soltG.l tor the
lradc of lh,s place. They viii constantly keep Oh
hand Spanish Hides, Tram Oh aud hnc Liquor,
and Wines of every description. Their friends and
the public generally, lcsl ectlully solicited t"
eve tneni call
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