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IlisNIIlfkI., PIANOS, Ac.

AlIoGANI WARDROBE, SECRETARY with
Va Book tlse. Hurcans. large Dining Tables.
Tea Table, nr,sct,ls aud Washsand4 Fancy
Chaifs. Soia. Heds. llar Maitrasscs. Brass Clock.
rIegant III ,ilass. Tea China. Kitchen Utensils.
". Rusc Mood aud Mahogany gtand action Pr
aaos h, The ntnsf tinine Makers. Guitars, 1ccor-
,iiaps aud Nele 1asia.
Atrnsstr sale on the most ae' onno3u'ng toms.
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a NOt. Nc MAN. who has been in the Dry
4 Goods business tor u wears. wishes to procure
= situation IN a Dry Good, House IN Lyncibm..
HI, acquaintance is extensive IN the counties oil
Henry Franklin, Pusy lsanla, Camrhel'' Aniliers'
and Charlotte
Apply 10 M. VI. VI. Kerr, Mr.. I. :. Miller, or
capt. :. MeCorh!e.
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I'M ri Nh Clay gs the Whje candidate lor the ucx,
Presidency are duly multiplying. AMI assuming =
NOR imposing Character. The H.l.l,h Ie.i.rrr.
ne oldest and mos influential paper IN NorI CaroIi
'',, come on, openly f., A,n. ~ III, 4a, n,,n " no
An obtan the N'hre voice !tiIn Snuc.-Thc Alex
,on, tiazrtrr ,ay>, oar ou., Ir,,rr. t,o IN.
| lf'sbhorins counties in Virginia Prove that is same
t'lns IL rile aid s.r,ne IA IL. Old Dominion. We
VIE told III received Yesterday from a niyll> re-
'''eiablr gentle nan in FauIu,cr, tia, in hi, neigh
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E,i,sc straw EsOlane Is

lust RECEIVED, \ most beautiful case oi I'M
y article we have ever had, aud will oier them
prices that will ensure sale, ON examination.
ROBINSON Y ELLIOTT.
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6SeGlsEGElesSS IL "a !S1E
AND
g'g.y'g.s'T SRE,E.S'G.%.

J.. 3. EssE'7sA. ntctuuiug his thanks to tire
L ~ clt,ze., of Lyfchburg,lor their liberal t"r""-
rascincli hlhrrlo br-s leave to Ini"rm the pubic,
That hc has uhen permanent residence III TINS
nj e.. and viii he pleased to continue tie msiruc-
ton on the IL Nsb 80 new beginners upon me
most slnple method and to the more advanced II
required, he vii add the study OF harmony, thorough
Ba,, and the Composition of H"aic Tor the
to discover the SCIt.NCt ot
Music Il, founded, upon the Mathematical p'hcI-
! L.. aul only means OF seli-lmproYelncHi.
lie. will also. continue to allrudto E'f.sFS's-
EsF.s.9'c,.s upon the usual terms,
RFfHnENcEs.-John VI. " arwick, ESQ /. sgd
uor, 6 apt. Thos \, tlolcombc, Capt ". W \or'eii'
capt. \. lIanteck.
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Carriage and Horses,
FOR SALE.

GOOD second hand CARRIAGE, with
~ gentle work Horses, can b- had AT a low price
by applying TO /. \. foo MY "'.'
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u 5'a'sg'f H..

A ILpERSDNS vii, arc Indebted 10 tl,s ESTATE
ct the latc llrurs ,ro"n. Ir ate respectfully re-
ursl,d 10 mae ptNment, the condition al the osaIs
,,ud,, tia, ,ble aud thosa who tai 10 pay
,uun on to cyr .IIsirtulN l-sulane my ctpsst
SUIT MIA All ~ ID, j. IA "''
Jan. 9N "ow II
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Ersl.rs -N1Ns-NlO,--N0. Nc.
Whnle 1lchett, sl0-lialrcS 4j-tlnmtor. @2i
For slle IN \ grrat talicty 81 numbers, at
TALBOT'S LUCKY OFFICE,
Mum Strict, LYaojbWg, ia.
n - Order, from Tie County, enclosing cash o,
p,llc Tlrkels mcrt with lhr most p,omp attention.
Bank Notes olcvrrs description exchanged Al
TAIBDl"S OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-22

coded bH such gyoesI to- ehllr We shall he pc
pared whenever the proper period arrives e,ra DIS
''''e the talon, We Vet helall, preservation 10 br
ON ot The inst dutie, OF the American people. 81 lon.
as Il answers the great enls 1T is institution. Ne
do not wonder that Henry Clay Is unpopular III
south Carolina, when such sentiments that above
quoted are e"'nmon. felt aud Impressed by h"r eli,
ms. lhr sr.u ehtnplou ol the Un,oa ,an hard.
y expect IN nj luoas among Those WHO bold -
blessings IN such hsht estimation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-22

4 fresh supply ~. s.a1irciI,'s Gar
den mad slOa ~ seed.
X. SrABI.EH.
Feb ) II sm
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Gliss No. =, ron 1883,
70 be drtta al .i},ru,l,id, On Sdturdd1, Fan ot
t,htudfb lS3~.
n1lL. L1c.LraL NJ AaLs OLcl On TnculLH L.LLorln
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NNE case heavy Buekshin Mlt,s suitable FL
~ hofers on the Canai. Also a large supply
heavy Woollen Gloves, &c. last received by
MARTIN, WAKp a DAVIS.
NoyPnlbPr u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-22

-Ni>soa.--Grn. Nm. II. A-hey ol -. Lou,
couu'N, aud 'irn. John Wll,on ol Ilow.u.l eoua ~,
announced as NIls candidates for Cooerrs~ in
iii, State. San2uinn hope, entertained al it.,
political regeneration II thu neNt election, which,
We believe, does not lnhr pll' until august ncNt.
Coo,e'ieu.-fhc Whis Convenrran havc nami
n1tcd Nm. W. ELLSWORTH ior Governor Of TIN, State.
Elisha rhells las br.o nominated ior tie SUM
oi0cc ~ the Conservatives. The Government Banh
loro vii ,holil hung iosw nd tlltr ctt.ddlfe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-22
MY. f.NSSf,Ts. DC.

D [ 81 received. direct itom New l",h. aas case
~ Mans as pnncts.,so, "nc pieee superior Mat
tronl lu,l.us, to srtlet will tew pouuh hin Sow
me SIIk Hl'itiON y RODEs.
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.s.S.y.S FIVE.
FOR IRE; a.

go. TIE large BRICK TENEMENT former
@5;,;I " occupl. by fourqnrean y Palmer A. =
I'LL Druo Store, between Martin, Ward " Ia
yls's DIV Coed Store aud Ihur,nin X Schoolheid
Hard Wale Estahlishmrnf.-Applyto
OuRQuREAN& PALMER.
Sign n The Black Boy and Noriar.
\oyemhcr'.O
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rINiIE NENT SESSION ot the subscrlb-''s
S'Es q @ T.. will commence M the
twelfth day OF Malch-Boalds,s can be r'crsea Ia
~ hi. C,,ni,, Nm. REID.
tb q IL Sw
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Essla' 's'lss n.

VANlIE SPRING AND SlM NER SESSION
OF the subscribers y 6 81 u o., will hs-
on, ~, ,h, Glh of March, II. V. REID.
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Feb,
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NIGHT ACTION.
Attention -.
4 \ y T. IL \
4 2as.asssi.., in rear

ii H. Market House. 10 d1y
II hall past lno'elo, k Com
ranv equipped with Lnap,aek..
and = t,unasol ball cartridge.
J., opiiel al lile tapi.ln,
:. q. NORNl.Ll.. .. =.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-21

ve w-lH- ta-u ID saying ,laj S,,,l5-n ir---z -.
The safety If cur domestic institutions have SON.
hing 10 10 with ihc result Of the coming e's,,...,
We think not. Elec, Preuliss, and ,,u adj %.
to the federal party in Congress, one vho Will s.,
with Webster and Adams and Sladc, son ir.,..
new hope into the breasts of the northern FAM.
tics. Won convince them that a loose cons,rr,o.
Of The constitution Is beginning to pfevaIlua.
South. This is their stepping stone. Give ,h.n
this, and the consequences may be such as even
southern man must shudder to contemplate. II.
election of Preuuss would be hailed IN eve,
bank, federal district at the north as trumDh :,
he.r principles This is not an idle tale, /, is NJ,
mere eiectioneering slang zig, fellow citizen,
a solemn truth, and we tell you now, as we bav.
told you often before, that in voting for s.
Prentss, YOU are serving, though indirectly, II.
cause fyour worst enemies. And are there n,
omnous signs to warn you of danger from ,he,.
enemies--arc there no porentous clouds in III.
political horison which threaten to overwheln
your domestic institutions and destroy your peace,
Assuredy there are. The abolitionists are gain.
irg strength at a fearful rate. They have HIN.
dreds Of societies and presses established through.
out the north. They have proclaimed it, tia, alb.
olItionism has become RELIGIOUS SENTIMENT
and as such its course must be onward, and Il,
ultimate success certain. They have laughed to
scorn the attempts Of the democratic patty in
Congress to restrain their mad designs by sup.
pressing their petitions. But this Is not ALL They
have lately gained most powerful adjunct in Tho
bank party. Nicholas Biddlc with his partisans
has thrown his weight into their scale in order 10
overthrow the republican administration Of Mr..
Van Buren,. While he is President, they have no
hope, for he is soiemnly pledged against them,
and has given a soul ern cast to his entire admin.
straton; but let HENRY Clay, who has lately
declared that SLAVERY is A CURSE TO
THE MASTER, AND A CURSE TO THE
SLAVE, be elected President, and then will "Ihs
winter Of theli discomfort be made glorious sum
mer." they will then not merely beg at the door o.
Congress TO be heard but they will enter the bal
and demand that their petitions be acceded 70
Elect s. S. Prentiss, the excellent friend and boo
companion Of Mr.. Clay, and the political pupil {
Daniel Webster, and you viii inspire them viii
new hope. Can you do it. Can you vete 70
such man Every consideration Of 'u'eres
and principle forbids the idea.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-21

nlarement n large sums Of public money which
Ind entered into the banking operations Of par,.c-
uInr places. Tor the purpose Of dernsiting It with
Inc satss. thereby Increasing 'he embayrass-
rnent. ofihe banks No: u IS veiI known that
he was opposed to dat measure and signed the
bhi wiih reluctance.
A1dNhataet Of Mr. Van Buren, produced Or
FASTENED ,he catastrophe None whatever. He
did indeed dechla resembling the Specie Circular,
beng satisfied TINT ITS operations were saluilry
boh upon the country aud Do banks.
Tie eausss Of the suspension Of specie pay
men,s are not 10 be looked ior ~ The acts Of de-
signs Of the administration, bat chiefly IN the mis-
n,anasemeut Of the hanks, ~ which the bank Of
the United States took the lead. That tie de
sian Of Mr. Riddc and BIS political associates
vas t1 produce this very result, Il Is by no means
Improbable. LII pari oi history that they did,
durlnr the panic, c5oly and deliberately, soalm
as a summers morning." pursue course which
produced tie suspension Of several banks and
put many others IN jeopardy, with toe single WeW
of controlling The Government through The .dlsires-
SEES of the people, producing restoration Of 4he
deDosites, aud a rethasier Of the bank WHAT
would have been the extent Of this suspension,
had not tbs policy OF the bunk been counleracted
hy IN immense influx Of specie, It IS impossible 10
know; bat mea who wetc capable Of consPning
10 accomplish their objects IN oa- mode are not
ton good 10 conspire rs accomplishments N an
otisr. The throwing out of twenty millions by
MIR. Biddc, obtaining loans in Europe, and cx-
tending his credit N every direction, was lhe most
nsidlous NJ the same Time the most effective
means 10 tempt the State banks upon dangerous
around, which could have been devised. They
had that effect aud led the whole army Of banks
into position where theyweteunable to Withstand
for month the operations Of adverse trade. To
the banks themselves, therefore, the whole mis-
chiefs to be ascubcd, and chiefly to the Bank Of
the United States. The Steps aiken by Ihcm
which led to he recent catastrophe were neither
The necessary nor the natural result OF the mca.
sures Of the Administration. On the contrary,
they were taken TO defeat it, policy, and N oPpo-
silion 10 It's wishes aud will.
70 be Coaiinued.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-21

The aggregate Of the wages of the members Of
Congress is about $4,000 daily Every speech
therefore, which occupies day, costs the soyer-
ean people $1,000 Some Of the members at
this rate must be worth their weight in gold. Ia
cnuml,y may at no distant time, be considered
the best qualification for Congress man.
A slight shocl, Of an earthquake is said to have
been rlt At Iowyille, Lewis county, New York,
on Thursday evening, tho LIST lnst
The State Of Ohio is said 10 have more chill
dren in proportion 10 the number Of inhabitants,
than any other state in the Uniols
LArEsr FAsmoNs- Pdrisiaa Head drcss.---
Velvet turbans with tutn-up hrims, descending IN
| points 10 the cars, with a plume OF white spiral
| feathers hanging quite low on one side oil the
| neck. Hats and BoansS and black velvet,
trimmed with an lntermxiure Of blond lace aud
flowers. arc now NIL the ton IN London. Those
of black velvet are oInamented with birds oil Par
adise.
Fun DRrss,-The style most in vogue is
that OF the close OF the 18th centlry--sleeres
have varied but little. Fancy black is decidedly
the favorite color.
JewELRY.--A golden lizard is more wofn
both IN the hair and for bracelets than any other
pattern.
WoMAS.-Mr. Dawes, the poet, in beaui
lul article on the Improvement OF the age remarks
that a new era has dawned, on us, and woman i.
the morning-star in the return The golden ms
ing; she is the herald Of spiritual sun, who's,
beams are to search the darkest depths oihuman
~, and reveal the great problem Of our nature.
slLK.--Thc Genossee N. ~ silk compa
ny have purchased trees OF the Chinese moru
mnlcanlis, 10 The amount Of S2oo0e
WANrED.-A lady down east adver,isos for
divine, joval, serious, bold majestic, inofiensiyt
i scientific, nimble. husband, - Boston Herald.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-21
10 be Continued.

We have seldom seen any thing so trUo aud
lust IN the way Of retotI, rs the passage We sub
ION, extracted from the speech of Mr.. Calhop,
delivered in the Senate on the ltth OF March, ~
reply 10 Nh Clay, The Kentucky Senator bad
derldod the speech Of bis southern adversary, osI
"abslmct, metaphysical and generasIng" Mr.
Calhoun, IN his answer, thus lorclbly sans up iheI
defects of Mr.. Cly's character as politician.
defects which all who have observed his course mi
an impartial spirit and whose understandings areI
not paralyztd by the bigory Of party, cannot fan
to acknowledge. ~. Y. Fee. Post
:" cannot relor on the Senator the charge o
beng metaphysical, lcamot accuse him Of pos
sessing the powers of analysis and generallzR
ton. those higher faculties of the mind (callel
metaphysical by those who do not possess them
which decompose and resolve into their elements
the complex masses OF IDEAS that exist in the word
Of mind, as chemistry does the bodies that sn'-
round "a in tho material world; aud vii .ol
which those deep aud hidden causes which are in
constant action, and producing such mighty chan
res Ia the condition Of society, would operate I'M
seen and uodetccted The absence & these
nirhcr qualities Of mind IS conspicuous 'hlo'Ah
OH the whole course Of tho Senator's public lle
To this it may be traced thathe peters the spc
cIouy to the solid, aud tho plausible to the true.
To the same eatlse, combined with an ardent
Temperament, it is owing that we ever find him
mounted on some popular aud ldvorltc measure
which he whps along, checrcd BY the shouts Of
he multitude, and never diSmounts t,ll he has
rode il down. Thus, at one time, we lind hun
mounted on the protective system, which he rode
down. ii another, on internal improvement
and now he IS mounted on bank, which wal
! surely share the same fate, unless those who ut,
iumcdiateIy interested shall stop HIM in hls head
lonr esroer 1t the fault Of his mind to sel2
on few prominent and striking advantages, an
70 nursus Them eagerly without looking 10 conSe
onance. thus, in tho case of the protecIis
system. he was stack with the advantages ofmat
uiacturcs, and, believing that high duties was tn
proper mode OF protecting them, he pushed io
ward the system without seeing that Se"as en''cl
/ ug one portion OF the country at the expense !
the other; cnuuplng the one and alternating u
other, aud finally, dividing the commnnRy III
TIVE great hostile interests, which terminated
the overthrow of the system itself, So, now, i
looks only to uniform currency and a bank Z
the means Of securing it. without once tcilcctu
how far the Banking system has progressed, an
Inc difficulties that impede its farther progress
that banking and politics are running together
their mutual destruction; and that lhc only moo
OF saving his iayorIte system is to separate Il fro
the government"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-21

A SIGNIFICANT SIGN, The federalsts aided
by the abolitionsts have succeeded in carrying
tho State Of Connecticut against Nc Adminstra-
ton, aud TIE Argus exuts at this lcd.ral, abol-
ton victory! Comment is unnecessary man
is lnown BY his associates, as one Of the orgeas
Of Nj. prcntiss in this State speaking in refer
ence 10 the same subject, once said.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-21

TT We commence today the publication Of
an address to the people Of the United States up
on the course and principles ofthc Administration
in relation to the custody of the public monies.
II appeared originally in the Extra Globe under
the Signature of THOMAS JEFFERSON. 1t i
drawn up by a master hand. The remainder
shall appear as soon as we can find space for it
Every citizen in the Union should read thi,
address, and ponder over it well.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-21

The Races viii positively come of on the FIRST
Monday in May Rare sport may be expected
Several distinguished turimen will be present The
track and :" iixin's" are in fine trim. SEE notice.
Gire the Dsrl his dae. Mr.. Prentiss made .
pretty speech to the ladies' on Saturday last. He i
gallant bachelor; be cautions ladesl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-04-21

Ei- The long article in the last Argus headed,
john f. ii. CLAIBORNE, furnishes as good a
specimen Of federal abuse and Misrepresentation
as can possibly be CLEANED from any Of The ledcr-
al journals since the days of Mr.. Jefferson We
had intended to anayse this malignant attack on
one who has served the State so faithfully and
ably, and expose its gross nis-siaemcHis and
Misrepresentation, but We have neither lime MOI
space today for the task. We may take it up
hereafter.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-26

Npril3. 0eftiser Shnee furm su ct.
ecuis, Der SAnee ttefer ais ct jemals bort
mar.
8. Bab 1T Connecticut: @punerneur 60
tparos, C8an 8uren) tpteoer ertpdblt burd,
1891 Stimmen Webrheit, unb bic Ban 8u>
rem @on9reBleute in jebem Diftrtct.
8. @roBe Seuersbrunlt in Neuprleans,
1o7 9duier ab9ebrannt.
IL. Sdnee in gnslano, Granfreih uno
Geutidlanb, bic Sabresseit alentbalb weit
suriid.
II. @ine ,1ericantibe &rtessbrigs bon
Der 8eretnt9ten Staatet &rie9eft,atuppe
Hatdes 9enemuten.
Is. @abl in Htpoeiilanb: 8on Surcu
parrbeY lle9reid, Dbne. ernitlidlen Mleers
itano- -@ouoerneur, eieutnant uuo Gsiesses
bung.
"a. Seuersbrnnit in Detrcit-7O@ebdube,
unb Yiel @isentbum oerbrannt.
80. Babl in gir9tnieu lit oieiem Mcnat :
gan 8uren partbeD ertpdblt Is, Die Bbi9s
Is gon9reBs sMtglieber.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-26

Mers 1. Be1hluB gu @unifen Der Gin
ertenniln9 bon Seras, paeirt i'm Senat Der
geretnisten Staaten, % gesen 10.
4. @lniesun9 bon Wartit 8an 8uren II.
|Hiharo M. SobnIcn. .>.-..
Z. Wabl in Heubampfdire @euperneur
Spia nne bas 9anSe administrations @ol,s
obne Bioerlfanb. erndblt.
8. Sractat nit ben Tlcriba Snoiauern,
|9efdllceen ourd, @eneral sSeBup. '.@
Is. Die en9liid,en unb fpaniihen grups
|pen Der &Sntsin uoi, Spanien, unfer Gpaus,
|pon ben earliffen bep ct, geballian ae,
fhla9ea. 9erluf, 1000.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-26

Senuer3. Das Sdif. .Merico Ideitert
beD 9esnDcrf-l80 Menihen blBen tbreeben
|ett.
Is. @rose Seuersbrunt su ct. Sobn,
9eusSraunldwet9. 8erluit, S 100000.
16. Der neutrality-suspicious. C@rpuns
|9tn9 Gelcluttcn) paBtrt I'M Senat Der 9.
Staaten, "a 9e9en 10.
Is. Saffa, in slIen, tpirb bltrh ein grbbes
|ben5eritSrt, uno $4,000 gintpobuer unter
ben Nuinen be9raben.
30. Srans6GIhes pulpermasasin su 80.
ma, sll9ter, fte9t in bic euft, toobey 1870
WenIden un1fommen.