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Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-01-06

and describe it as it really was, should be list
ened to and believed.
Having reasonto believe we are the
only Editor, in the extensive region wa
tered by the Mississippi and its mighty
tributaries, who served in the Democrat
ic ranks during the eventful struggle of
lSll-l6, we do not deem it unbecoming
on this occasion, TO say one word as an
act Of simple JUSTICE in favor Of our for
mer political opponents. The federal
lists, in the days of their power, were an
honorable, high-minded, pubic spirited
party-as unlike, in every respect, the
mercenary and heterogeneous crew,
which the hope of plunder has gathered
around the standard of venal admins
tralion, as one Of our noble and gallant
ships is unlike "the little, low, black,
pira,ical schooner" which was lately
seen lurking off the Capes Of Delaware.
They fought bravely, and with a forti-
tude and constancy rarely cqualled, so
long as they had a mast or spar stand
ing; and preferred going down, with
their colors flying, to tame surrender
of their principles. Although complete,
ly defeated, not to say entirely annihila
ted, as distinct party, they now enjoy
the proud satisfaction of knowing that
many Of their political tencts have been
adopted by their conquerors, and by the
general consent of the whole people, are
actually considered the settled policy Of
the country; as we'll as of seeing seve-
raj of their most distinguished men rails
ed TO the highest honors of the Repub'
lie. Indeed, it may be considered as
one of the most singular anomalies oil
the times, that, while the adherents OF
Messrs. Jackson and Van Buren affect
to consider the term Federalist as ex-
pressve ofevery thing that is hcrctlcal
in theory, and dangerous in practice, and
apply it Unfortunately to all those
whom they are desirous Of excluding
from any participation in tie manage
ment Of our public affairs, gentlemen to
whom it is strictly and undeniably appli-
cable, and who have ever gloried in it,
have been called to fill the highest and
most important trusts under the late and
present Administrations of the General
Government. The name Of this party
has been most unrelentingly prescribed /;
while its members have been taken into
favor upon condition nearly analogous
to that which is necessary to constitute
a good Mussulman-a mere repetition
Of the sentence: "God is great, and
lNahon,et Gen. J.) is his prophet"
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-01-06

The N. Y. Express thus sums up
what the United States would gain by
the independence of Canada:
lst. An eternal fence from European
attack in the rear and flank Of Maine,
New Hampshire, Vermont, New York,
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan and Wis
consin.
I'd. A settlement, without trouble, Of
the North Eastern boundary question.
Sd. The free navigation of the st.
Lawrence, (almost as important to the
northern states as the Mississippi is to
the southern and westerly and then the
free navigation ofthe ST. Johns is of the
highest importance to Maine.
4th. The fsheries,--frce and equal
privileges in them--a strengthening of
our marine, and the gripping of the Brit
ish marine.
5lh. The end of the British monopo-
ly of the Fur Trade, and the settlement
Of many disputes, we must, sooner or
later, have abont this trade in the Missou-
riterritory-on ri the Columbia river--for
with the loss of the Canadas, British en-
pire is lostin America.
9th. The addition of thousands Of
miles of new interior to the city OF
New York--the union by canal Of New
York Harbor with the St. Lawrence
River,--our own city, our own wharves,
our own ships, our own merchants, our
own laborers, made the channels and the
agents of all the trade of the immense
British possessions in the interior of N.
America.
/" These" says the Express, care the
great questions, which no American can
close his eyes to-" Very true, but how
are the United Strtes TO be made sure
that they will obtain althe advantageous
results above mentioned, by the indc-
pendence Of Canada? Is the Express
so intimately acquainted with the line ol
policy which it is intended to adopt, in
the event of successful revolution, that
it ventures to assure US beforehand what
it will be? Or does it expect that Ca
NADIA will become an integral part Of the
Union? We sincerely hope and trust
that not many years will elapse before
every foot of land in North America
will be free from foreign domination
but before we engage in bringing about
such result, we want something more
definite than the simple assertion that
we should thereby be greatly benefited.
Buff. Com. ADD.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-01-06

W A letter has been received by DR.
f.. Johnson, from Gen. Van Rensselaer,,
stating that the British forces are actual
ly landing on Grand Island.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26
ENEGsEOEE'S SALE,

ID URSUANT 10 the Iast Will aud Testament Of
l. Lorenzo d. Aislrop, decd shall proceed TO
sell, at Nelson Court House. Monday tie Goth lust
(tha being Court day Negro Girl and Stud Colt
three years old last August OF the get of John Ran
doph's Janus, out OF mare OF good blood. This
Colt is OF fine appearance and good action he will
h'blless make good racer, The lovers of such
-un,s, would particularly invite attend the Sale
the next day (Tuesday, the 9th nst.,) | shall
wocecd to sell the late residence of said Aisrop
decd. all OF his Household and Kitchen Furniture
Garden Tools, one or two Mich Cows, a .ew Hogs
aud gold pdueut lever Watch and fixtures of he
best order Amongst his household furniture is
some nearly aud very neat; two SldeboardS. one
with glass press ON the top, a handsome Mantle
Glass. family Clock, &c. &c. Terms IL months
nedl', bonds with approved security cary interest
from their dates lfnot punctualiy paid.
HARDIN PERKINS,
Executor q l.. ID. AiStrop, dccd.
LovlngSton, Nov - IDS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26
DOMESTIC lNTELLIl.ENCE.

COM NJ ERClAI INVENTION

Tho interest cxclted by the Convention depcnds
as II proceeds The President Yesterday announc.
Ell handsome specimen OF printing paper token
iom patcci OF 200 Ieams made by contract at
Petersburg for Mr.. Mctargy, n principal PAGER
dealer ot Philadelphia, and designed for the book
work OF Mcssrs. Carey aud Lee. Mr.. Rufhn then
tead ms report, which was listened TO with the
ueelest attention. Then came the report of Cot
Millson from the general committee of 81 which
was read aud received cord ally by the Conventions
An animated debate cnsued between Col NJ and
MI. Hubbard, aud the reports and resolutions were
adopted. There were several animated spccchc
during the morning, among winch were those of
Messts Ncnablc Of c., Myers, French and 9th
In the evening session there was n spectacle that
would have touched the stcrncst heart. A tcsoiu-
ion vas offered nv Col Mson 10 the effect that The
Southern aud Southwestern States have n common
interest In the direct trade, when Col. Iaync rose
aud addressed the Convention IN II thrilling speech
lie traced the early efforts III favor OF commercial
meetings IN the South aud appealed most success
July 10 the patriotism aud pride OF Virginia in sus.
tanning the commercial independence of the South.
lie alluded beautifully TO the Virginia Delegation
that attended the Augusta Convention, aud pad a
well deserved compliment 10 tol John $. Nilsson,
who represented Virginia on that occasion, aud
whose able report he head IN the morning The
scene was indeed brilliant. The galleries wc,o
crowded with ladies. aud the brightness OF the Lamps
tended To show OF every object in the ,lenrness of
day. When he concluded, long and loud were the
plandlls that rung through tho house, aud nunounc-
ed the adoption of the resolution that called him To
the floor MI Nrnatlc, OF Claiksvllle then moved
that another Convention be held in Raleigh, IN. ca
III November next, which was unanimously a.
gteed To.
We refer to the annexed ptocccdnrs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26
Fresh Imported DRY Goods.

TINllE subscriber grateful for the patronage ex-
l. tended to the firm OF Robinson q Elliott, aud
respectfully soliciting continuance announces TO
his friends and the public, the arrival of an extra
stock, purchased within the last three weeks, IN
the Northern cities, under the most favorable cir
cumstances
Blue black & fancy cold. Cloths, supr quality,
do do do Casslmeres, style entirely new,
Extra superfne London GA Merinos, very cheap,
A beautiful assortment OF Cacoes, patterns most
tlre,
A, fg'd. & twed, style entirely new,
Rich glossy Black Italian Lutesrings
Superfne plain & ig'd. Swiss Muslin,
10 bales 4 cases of Domestic Goods, comprising
the best assortment have ever had
With a large additional supply daily looked for
which will make my assortment complete. II new,
Cheap and desirable Goods will induce call, can
with safety say my friends and the public will not be
disappointed. A. =. ELLlol l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26
PUBLIC ,&.EkE OF
DRUGS. MEDICINES. SC.

i \ pursuance OF a decree of the Circuit Superior
a Court Of Law aud Chancery, for the town Of
Lynctburg, pronounced the eth day Of October
1855 IN certain cause therein pending, in chance
W, between Chnuncey Steen, complainant, and
thomas A. Fourqurean. Frederick w IsbeiI, Peter
Dudley, John w. Dudley, Robert Jennings, Til
zen Read, and Joseph Marsh, defendants | shall
proceed, on "Wednesday the 9Th day of December
next, at the store-house recently in the use and
occupancy OF said Thomas A. Fourqurean, in the
'o"n OF Lnchbug, to sell, by way Of public auction,
70 '"e highest bidder, for cash. the entire stock Of
uoous, Df"ss, Medicines, &c. of said Fourqurean
III '"e o'o'e house aforesaid, and now in my posses
sun uue' 'he order of juctlon awarded said COM
pi'!naht on Tue oth day Of September last.
:, All persons indebted to the aforesaid Thomas A.
fourquredn are hereby notified thar. by virtue Of
the decree aforesaid. am authorised 10 take into
my possession the books. bonds. notes. onen ac.
counts, and other evidences of debt in The n,oceed
lnSs IN SAID cause mentioned, lately belonoing to
The said Thomas A. Fourqurean and am ,eon;,eJ
10 proceed without delay collect all the ou,st,nd
ing debts evidenced by sand books bonds. roics
open accounts aud other evidences of debt. per-
sons indebted aforesaid will therefore see the
ploPfey oil prompt attention TO This inalter as pro-
'eedings against them cannot be DELAYED
\. HENRY DUNNlNGTON, Scrc',. C.. l..
IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26
Ef0ya County Land for .<Nie.

RElNG APPOINTED AGENT by the owner
- OF that desirable IK.E<'T OF Lawn,
situated in Floyd county, Virginia on The head Of
Little River, aud known as OeIc's Old Place con-
tanning about eleven hundred and forty
four Acres, | am authorized by the proprietor To
offer the same for sale. 1t will therefore be pat up
at public auction, on the premises on Thursday he
29th day OF November next.
The terms will be Que half the purchase money
paid down al the time purchasing; and the residue in
one year after. The title, which is indsputable
will be made at the time OF final payment being
punCtuay made, or 1t will be Immediately made, II
the purchaser prefers II, by his giving deed of
to secure the payment. The highest responsible
bidder will be the buyer, on his comply ing with the
above terms OF sale. Possession will be immediately
gwen.
1t is deemed unnecessary TO give a description of
This Land, As it is So we'll known. Any persons des-
rons 10 view IN person, are referred to Capt. JAMES
Lluerel, living near the same, vino viii be polite
enough to give the necessary information; or for
further particulars, apply to the subscriber a, Chris
tlan. bur-; RO. GARDNER.
Oct tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26
Sale Of Land and Negroes.

RY VIRTUE of decree Of the county court Of
ID Campbell of the day October, 1888 in
the OF " Smllhson vs.. ToeI," &c. he under
signed, commissioner, appointed for the purpose,
will proceed, on Thursday the 9th day OF December,
1888, the premises, to sell, At public auction, 10
the highest bidder, the Tract of LAND which
she residss, beng about four miles from the
town of Lynchburg. The Tract contains about 20 A
ores, and has II comfortable buiIdlngs.-Also, at
the same time and place, certain negro man nam
ed Lewis the property Of the estate OF Peter Ioell,
dec d. Terms, twelve months credi; for the Land and
Negro, the purchaser or purchasers executing bonds
with approved personal security. and the title to the
Land retained further security for It's purchase
money. Possession Of the Land gwen Immediately
but the dwelling house, yard, garden and orchard,
retained until Christmas 1889.
MARY TOELL. Com'r.
October 25 t6D
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26
Land for sale M Alcs6oss.

R1 NlRfCE Ola decree OF the county court of
~ Campbell, pronounced at the October term
1898, the undersigned commissioner, appointed by
sand court will proceed to sell the highest bidder
at Bedford court house, on Monday the Goth day of
November neXt, a certain TRACT OF LAND, "
ing IN Bedford county, on the waters of Goose Creek,
adjoining the lands of Mr. Arthur Nance and others.
owned by Peter Ioel, deed. containing 800 Acres
ofvauable Wood Land, some pant OF winch IS creek
low grounds
Also. by virtue ofthe same decree, shill proceed
to sell TO The highest bidder. at Franklin courthouse
on Monday the Sd day of December next, a Tract
of uncleared Land, lying in Franklin county, the
waters OF Pig River adjoining the lands Of John
Hale, Henry Tfoapls and Castlcton Wade, owned
by the said Peter Toe, deed. containing 100 Acres
Also, one other Tract, lying in Franklin county, on
branch OF Story Creeh. adjoining the lands OF Nm
Ferguson aud Hugh Neal, containing 20 Acres; the
same IN woods
Terms twelve months credit, the purchaser Civ
ing bond with approved personal security, and the
title retained as further security.
ALFRED &. HORTON, Com'r
October q t26N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26
Locust IHicEet for safe.

YENIIlS tract Of land, containing seventeen hundred
and thirty four acres, mostly in woods and
con,ainnp some fine tobacco land, offered for
sale on accommodating terms. 1t lies on both sides
of LuIe Whipping creek in the county of Campbell,
about twenty five miles from Lynchburg, aud adJoins
the lands of Philip Payne SENT 1t may be advan-
taseously divided into two or three tracts Posses
sion NAV be had Immediately and the terms made
known IN application to William II. McFarland
Richmond. or to the subscriber in Lynchburg. Dr.
Wuhers or Mr.. Baldwin Payne, will be kndenough
n show ,l;e land WM. RADFORD.
Oct. ID u
lob PRINTING Executed at TINS oilicc VIII"
- ncalmcss and despatch.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26
GUIDE To PASSENGERS.
.2gz6.ss .s.sgfz,as

1--WE Northern Line OF STAGES from Lynebbute
10 Fredericksburg by way OF Charlottesville,
r'Pes lynchhnre ON Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
uIdays' al o'clock, \. NJ, and reaches Charottes-
vile IN the evening OF those DAYS II arrives II Ere
der'cksbgrg ON Mondays, Wednesdays aud FRIDAYS
at O'Clock, L. NJ. In returning, II Arrives At Char
loUes'llle ON Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS
ana reaches iynehhnrg on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays. BY this route passengers leaving
Lynchbhre will reach fredericksburg IN two DAYS
or those going tom l.yuchbu,g to Richmond will
reach Richmond on the second day at & O'Clock, p
M.-onr teams and coaches are first ralc, aud the
drivers ara careful and accommodating. No pains
will be spared to fender the trip safe aud pleasant To
the passengers.
Fare through TO Fredericksburg Sl1 90
do 10 Richmond q 80
Apply n the franklin Hotel, lynchburr fer seats
), Il. CLOVES. Aet
Jul W tl1n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26

John Mcdaniel IN his own right aud as surviving
administrator OF Richard jones', decd. and as SUI
wing administrator de bons non with tho will an
neNed OF Madison Ware. decd. and William Nc
i''n'c| Lindsey Mcdaniel and Samuel liciskell. III
hcr own nights aud rs he surotios OF the said John
Mcdaniel IN both the idnelary characters aforesaid
Sophia trwtord, Alden Il. Spooncr, benjamin
Brown, William Bourne, Henry W. Quarcs nud-
son VI. G1taod, Sterling Claiborne, Nathan Glenn,
Chlswcl Dabnoy, and Nelson {. Dawson.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26

II Circuit Superior Cuut' ofIaw and Chan
u Gerry, continued by adjournment, and held Tor
,he county OF Amherst, NJ the Courthouse, ON Satur-
day the S'h day OF September 1889
William Morgan and Aibon Mcdaniel merchants
an d partners under the style OF Morgan 4 McDa
mel, Maurice II. GaflMd administrator of Archl.
ba'd Robertson, decd aud James VI. Brown, sutsiv-
my executor OF James VI. Brown, deed. Plaintiff.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26
October 25
STOCKS, &c.

lust received, large aud beautiful assortmen
~ of Winchesler's celebrated plain and fancy
Bombazine Satin and Silk Socks,
Plain aud fred Linen Bosoms,
Bleach Satin do
Linen Collars, &c. &c.
MATIN, WARD & DAVIS.
September 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26
3 d O d q q sa g. ..

On which thcie arr ineXhuastibc quantities of
Es0N ORE.
The Land is well tinibefed with that kind Of wood
winch is most desirable for lion making. The Forge
itself is in tolcrabe Stale Of repair.
4 credit Of twelve months will be given for one
half the purchase money, and Is months for The re-
mauder. Bond aud approved securities viii be re-
CURED from the purchaser, who will receive deed
whenever the sale shall be Confined by the Court,
and the Court shall order the slmc tc be made.
Attention will be given by me.
FRANCIS FRIES, c. NJ. Z.
Stokes county, y. &. NV. 10 IIF
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tk,sAS
G~"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN =

!. pubiishsd se"i-Tcehiy fererg uondy and 71sdy at
Four Dollars per oaaan payable az araace No su6scrfp
ton r reeeired fora shorter period than months and
n, paper W be discontinued Except The discretion of tie
EditorsJ until all drreardges paid.
UTADF iasereddt5 80 cents per square
or ss e first insertion and 37 erery subse
qaenf Insertion.
GJJOB PRINTING crecnted neatly and e1peditionsly
nd on reasonable terms
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26
EOR RE.V'I.

HNUE YELLOW HOUSE and small farm at
l. tached thereto, belonging TO the estate oil Sam
uel Roberts, decd.
RlCIID. PERKINS, Admit
Nov. l. 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26
WORK HORSES,

every description Wagon aud Gear, the Crops of
Corn supposed to be upwards OF 80 barrels Fodder
Shucks and Oats. Terms of sale for land, one, TWO
aud three years credit. Bond with approved security
and the utle retained until the payments are all
made For the other property all sums under five
dollars cash, over five dollars twelve months credit
Bond with approved security will be required.
CHARLES ANTHONY,
Executor of William Frazer, deed.
NHy. ID MD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26
ROBERT TlNSLEN, {


Amherst Courthouse, September 22d, 1893.
The parties will take notice, that have appointed
Monday the ) day OF December next to commence
The accounts IN the foregoing order specified on
winch dly, at the houl OF 10 O'Clock A. VI. they are
requested to attend my office, with then accounts,
vouchers and copies oleouft papers, prepared for
animation aud settlement.
ROBERT TlNSLEI, Com'r.
November Il wIw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26

4 7 Circuit Superior Court OF Law aud Chan
Gerry continued by adjournment, for the conn
~ Of Amherst al the Courthouse, on the 9th day
OF September, s}s:
William Mcdaniel, Plaintiff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26
ROBERTTINSLEY, Crk.

CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE. October Goth, 1888.
The parties Interested in the foregoing order Of
court, are hereby notified that have appointed the
oIth day Of December next to carry said orders into
effect, on which day. at the hour of 10 O'Clock, in
the morning, they required to attend at my OF
fee with their accounts copies OF court papers their
evidences &c. prepared for examination and settle
ment. JAMES. i. GARLAND, Com'r.
November 10 w4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-26
IMPORT VA SALE.
UNION FORGE,
n GGli.!O.fssbse gssceiifuS,
tflf.1 with out Houses, CREST MILE, sR.
H1ani Afti
ssi.!I and SAW NsEs.F.. (ueary newt l.i,

The water power Al tins point is excellent and
dinaty sufficient Tor all the work required of it.
The Dam is new aud very GOOD Attached to tins
Forge is body of WOOD LAND, containing by
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September 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-24
NUMBER 81

'R'NsoAr ~ rosr'r. Tho following .
W ''''act hom letter to the Editor Of the Nor,h.
smn'oo Courier. dated Naples. ILLINOIS. Ami m.
twenty iout'h Last NIGHT itw.s 90 d,,t ..to
&c almost impossible Cor Der pilot 10 distinguish e.
,her sh"'o or the stream. abou, two oeloek I.
hash OF lightning showed tho PHO, that "a @ vo,.
cot Oh The channel, and running directly into tho
forrest ~ IN that place lined the banks f., o,i'os
Tho bell was rung. and the captain shouted to tho
engineer 10 stop tao bnat-throw tho engine a.
oacE hnt before that could be done tho boa,
tushed al The TOP Il her speed directly rlo the cor.
est and with crash thai, drove every man ON
board oui OF his berth, IN moment brought on
IN mo midsi 81 trunks Of trees branches AL bfc-
ken limbs. The water is ~ nncommonl, h,,h
That Tho banks Of tho u,cr atc completely ,uunla,
cd. and the country looks like an immense lake
rms is the reason why th. progtcss u orr boat
was mol arrested by the shore. Proyidcn.iag tho
""lN damage done To- tho boat mart az one
s'u" belhg stove IN ond COR pnes crashed 10 tho
"ecH' one looks tha morning NJ # shc had mass.
cu 'ht""ghh naval contest and had come or any,
lmng but conqnetor. We repaired damages In =,
mont eight hours, 80 n. 10 proceed have NOT
oecn :" startled for long thine Milnirbl DARK
moss, thundet-ttorm, wilderness ur wairt. a
round one. the crles md curses of crew and ms
sensots' and the muliiatcd appearance a.. uar poor
hoat by The hight only OF an occasional nash Of
"shtnlns, glto you tout ensemble somewhat ~.
rH'""g Fortunately the trees were not very large
nor on the boat rush into them IN direct course
iIad TIE contrary been the case, We must have
Oeen dashed To pieces md sunk IN spite of every
lung Ihis is certainly most curious country
this western world. In going down tho Ohio
We Que night ran upon M immense log ioaiinr
WIN the stream, with violence that nearly stov,
N the bows ot our steBmer Running mp the Mis-.
eissirp to ~ Louis, We IN a similar manner. on a
Dark night, ron upon snag. Now, to wind up
with ~ last night ran out Of the river into an al
most lmpenelrabIc forest"